dead today at the age of 87 nancy grace host of crime stories with nancy grace fox nation nancy thank you. j thank you for inviting me. ♪ ♪ jon: well somewhere in michigan a new billionaire, the winning ticket for the $1 billion mega million jackpot sold at grocery store in michigan yesterday. multiple others won the match 5 and match 5 mega plyer friday prize was the second largest in the game's history. the winner is not yet come forward. it is a winter weather with three systems barreling across country meteorologist adam joins me now. average widespread weather ect we're going see winter weather across the country in next couple of days round after round shooting off the west coast. currently we see some snow? upper midwest, great lakes region into the intermountains and then some moisture now running into portion of southern california. again, this is just a round what have we're expected to see that's going to last next couple of days. so no surprises here. we've got winter storm watches and warnings from the great lakes coast michigan coast, of lake michigan coast of wisconsin.

check out all our investigations with nancy grace by signing up, foxnation.com. ♪ piano playing ♪ "whatorld needs now" ♪ ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ it's the only thing that there's just too little of ♪ ♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love, ♪ ♪ no not just for some but for everyone.♪ ♪ >> so, who was found hiding out in new hampshire? the >> reporter: who was found hiding out in new hampshire. the answer is going maxwell. jeffrey epstein's associate was arrested in the granite state in july. >> the name no one can pronounce. >> tiger king was an awful and captivating show. >> the entire country shutdown the dumpster fire of all television shows appears on netflix. >> take the world by storm. >> 34 million people watched. >> polygamy, murder. where is the remote? >> everyone i know was captivated by this very interesting, bizarre kind of lovable joe exotic. i mean decline of western civilization. >> he felt himself every day, ran for governor, all on video. >> very charming guy. he's horrible, a bad guy. i would have a great time at a dance club. those are not mutually exclusive. >

we were talking with nancy grace earlier. today without his influence. thank you for sharing your morning with us. as always, we appreciate it. we're going to turn to some important headlines. a police officer fearing for his safety plows through a crowd as they surrounded his cruiser. we want to warn you, the video may be hard to watch. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! jedediah: seconds before, the crowd was seen shouting at the officer and pounding on his windows. police say the officer was responding to street racers blocking an intersection. one person was hurt and an investigation is underway. and there could soon be a new way to test for covid-19. researchers at university of california san diego are developing a strip for face masks that can detect covid-19. the color changing test strip and a small blister pack stick on the outside of the mask. once finished using the mask, the user can squeeze the contents of the blister pack onto the test strip to checks for specific colors which show if virus molecules are pr

. >> she was a fan of nancy grace. nancy grace graduated from there. >> oh, well.ren found a great apartment right across the street from the law school. it was full of aspiring lawyers. the next door neighbor was a classmate. even the maintenance man was a student. and soon, she was everywhere, running in the park, active in her church, eventually, president of her law school's federalist society. she was hard to miss. >> she showed up in her pink outfit. >> always pink? >> always pink, or even seersucker. >> and always with her dog, butterbean. >> fluffy, blond-haired, just like she was. >> and she carried it around all the time? >> always. she basically was elle woods in "legally blonde," so, we always kind of jibed her for that. >> it was no surprise she attracted a lot of men. >> she always had people kind of infatuates with her. that's how she was. >> like david. she interned at his law firm in atlanta. he was 20 years older, but their relationship seemed pretty serious, until, apparently, it wasn't. >> they met the year before she went to law school and then

people rack their brains and bodies to explore the universe some in space and many behind the scenes nancy grace roman was a leading astronomer at nasa she celebrated as the mother of the hubble space telescope that's yielded breathtaking views from the depths of space. far beyond earth's atmosphere the hubble space telescope has a crystal clear view of the universe from its vantage point it can see much that is not visible from the ground. in the sky has revealed the beauty of space and changed our understanding of the cosmos. yet the project was almost doomed when hubble began life short sighted. the catastrophic flaw was only found after march when it sent fuzzy pictures back to earth. fortunately hubble construction allowed the problem to be rectified. a total of 5 servicing russians corrected the optics and installed new instruments. that not only extended the life of the orbiting telescope the drilling missions made hubble. the world's best known telescope and help to sharpen the awesome images that captured. hubble's silent gaze open the way to trail blazing astronomical discoveries. that

rack their brains and bodies to explore the universe some in space and many be hind the scenes nancy grace roman was a leading astronomer at nasa she celebrated as the mother of hubble the space telescope that's yielded breathtaking views from the depths of space. far beyond earth's atmosphere the hubble space telescope has a crystal clear view of the universe from its vantage point it can see much that is not visible from the ground. in the sky has revealed the beauty of space and changed our understanding of the cosmos. yet the project was almost doomed when hubble began life short sighted. the catastrophic flaw was only found after march when it sent fuzzy pictures back to earth. but. fortunately hubble construction allowed the problem to be rectified. a total of 5 servicing russians corrected the optics and installed new instruments. that not only extended the life of the orbiting telescope the drilling missions made hubble. the world's best known telescope and help to sharpen the awesome images that capture. hubble's silent gaze open the way to trail blazing astronomical discoveries.

rack their brains and bodies to explore the universe some in space and many be hind the scenes nancy grace roman was a living astronomer at nasa she celebrated as the mother of the hubble space telescope that yielded breathtaking views from the depths of space. far beyond earth's atmosphere the hubble space telescope has a crystal clear view of the universe from its vantage point it can see much that is not visible from the ground. in the sky has revealed the beauty of space and changed our understanding of the cosmos. yet the project was almost doomed when hubble began life short sighted. the catastrophic flaw was only found after launch when it sent fuzzy pictures back to earth. fortunately hubble's construction allowed the problem to be rectified. a total of 5 servicing regions corrected the optics and installed new instruments. that not only extended the life of the orbiting telescope the drilling missions made hubble. the world's best known telescope and help to sharpen the awesome images that captured. hubble silent gaze open the way to trail blazing astronomical discoveries. it show

rack their brains and bodies to explore the universe some in space and many to hind the scenes nancy grace roman was a leading astronomer at nasa she celebrated as the mother of the hubble space telescope that's yielded breathtaking views from the depths of space. far beyond earth's atmosphere the hubble space telescope has a crystal clear view of the universe from its vantage point it can see much that is not visible from the ground. in the sky has revealed the beauty of space and changed our understanding of the cosmos. yet the project was almost doomed when hubble began life short sighted. the catastrophic flaw was only found after march when it sent fuzzy pictures back to earth. and. fortunately hubble construction allowed the problem to be rectified. a total of 5 servicing russians corrected the optics and installed new instruments. that not only extended the life of the orbiting telescope the drilling missions made hubble. the world's best known telescope and help to sharpen the awesome images that capture. hubble silent gaze open the way to trail blazing astronomical discoveries. it

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people rack their brains and bodies to explore the universe some in space and many behind the scenes nancy grace roman was a leading astronomer at nasa she celebrated as the mother of the hubble space telescope that's yielded breathtaking views from the depths of space. far beyond earth's atmosphere the hubble space telescope has a crystal clear view of the universe from its vantage point it can see much that is not visible from the ground. in the sky has revealed the beauty of space and changed our understanding of the cosmos. yet the project was almost doomed when hubble began life short sighted. the catastrophic flaw was only found after launch when it sent fuzzy pictures back to earth. fortunately hubble's construction allowed the problem to be rectified. a total of 5 servicing russians corrected the optics and installed new instruments. that not only extended the life of the orbiting telescope the drilling missions made hubble. the world's best known telescope and help to sharpen the awesome images that captured. hubble silent gaze open the way to trail blazing astronomical discoveries. it

here to discuss is fox nation host nancy grace. hey, nancy. >> good morning. have got five adults you have got a mother, a father, an 18-year-old son, a 13-year-old sister rita, and then you have got a 19-year-old woman kiera hawkins, her unborn child and in indiana feelgt homicide -- fetal homicide is considered homicide on its own that's a sixth victim. the 15-year-old little brother was shot but lived. this is a mass murder. now, in indiana, as it were across the country a juvenile of this age we have been told he is 17 cannot face the death penalty even for mass murder; however, i predict by the end of this week he will be charged with multiple murders and felony superior court and will be treated as an adult. i want to point out one thing. interest is news come out from within the police department that a baby ak, a driveway co-gun was used in the murders. big hit amongst the rappers, soldier boy. it's also called draco. it looks like an assault weapon but it shoots rifle bullets. about this big. like an assault weapon without the stock. word is that's wh

your favorite fox news personalities as well as a great series like duck dynasty, crime stories of nancy gracegood evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." right before the presidential election, we interviewed one of hundred biden's business partners, the former naval officer called tony. they are still ignoring that interview in admitting that hunter biden is under federal criminal investigation, and that's why tonight we are going to rebroadcast our interview with tony bobulinski this hour. in this case, it's a conversation with a man called tony bobulinski. bobulinski is the former business partner of james and hunter biden

we will talk to lera logan about that and harris falconer and nancy grace plus pete exit spent the dayare demanding the school revoked the degrees of several conservatives including congressman dan crenshaw and kelly mcinerney. they graduated from harvard but harvard students wants to pull the plug on their diplomas. is that possible? we will talk to those kids and you will hear what they are saying on "fox and friends" which kicks off 16 minutes from now on the channel you are watching for your fair and balanced news. back in a couple. >> with faxing distribution, thousands of americans have been waiting to get their first doses, states are running out. a lot of people questioning why wait until now? medical contributor dr. nicole saphier joins us live. good to see you. look at part of the statement from amazon and this reads our scale allows us to make a meaningful impact in the fight against covid-19. we are prepared to move quickly once vaccines are available. a lot of people questioning the timing of this. today extend this offer to the trump administration? at the end of the day

and it's not going to stop there because fox nation host nancy grace, she was a longtime friend of larry used to fill in for him on his show, and nancys' going -- nancy's going to reflect on her friendship tonight at 6 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. eric? eric: yeah. a true, arthel, a true giant of our profession and a very nice, very nice man. >>> well, we have some disturbing news about the fight against coronavirus. research is saying that that new strain that's making its way around the world, well, it could be resistant to the current crop of vaccines. so what can we do, and how dangerous is it? dr. janette nesheiwat is here to tell us. ♪ ♪ to listen, is to hear more than what's being said... and offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get started call a dell technologies advisor today. ♪ ♪ arthel: federal agents have now arrested more than a hundred people in connection with the insurrection at the u.s. capitol on january 6th. meanwhile, investigators continue to search for the suspect who placed pipe bombs outside the dnc an

longtime friend and a guest host of his long-running cable show larry king live is fox nation host nancy graceer do. he interviewed frank sinatra, ms. piggy, you cannot get any bigger than that, sloughs of presidents. eric: larry king passed away saturday morning after being hospitalized early in the month with covid-19. he was an iconic broadcaster and then you say a true match to was beloved by his viewers, his interview subjects and all those who know this great man. arthel: he will be missed. a winter storm bring snow to malibu. that is what we are telling you, malibu, california here are images from the lawson joe's county sheriff's department, a storm is moving into parts of the midwest tonight meteorologist adam klotz is tracking it all, what is causing this. >> a lot of winter weather stretching across the country as we move to the weekend it will continue in the next couple of days. cold air has settled down in the western half of the country that's why we saw that snow. more rounds of snow across the country, one system were watching light snow moving across the midwest drifting into

people rack their brains and bodies to explore the universe sun in space and many be hind the scenes nancy grace roman was a leading astronomer at nasa she celebrated as the mother of the hubble space telescope that yielded breathtaking views from the depths of space. far beyond earth's atmosphere the hubble space telescope has a crystal clear view of the universe. from its vantage point it can see much that is not visible from the ground. in the sky has revealed the beauty of space and changed our understanding of the cosmos. yet the project was almost due when hubble began life short sighted. the catastrophic flaw was only found after march when it sent fuzzy pictures back to earth. fortunately hubble construction allowed the problem to be rectified. a total of 5 servicing regions corrected the optics and installed new instruments. that not only extended the life of the orbiting telescope the drilling missions made hubble. the world's best known telescope and help to sharpen the awesome images that captured. hubble silent gaze open the way to trail blazing astronomical discoveries. it showed u

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we have nancy grace. and we have pete and will and jedediah.ust that i think as of now. will: i plan on talking a lot, pete. a lot. pete: that's good. more space for you. that's how we roll. [laughing] recall. steve: thank you. ' a quarter are a the hour. time to check in with janice dean the weather machine. hey, there j.d. janice: good morning. it's feel like winter outside, isn't it? looking a lot like winter. let's take a look at the maps and temperatures. yes, it is 2 degrees in minneapolis. we have got that cold air sinking in from canada. that's actually going to set the stage for some wintry weather. not only this weekend but into next week. so there is are your tease. we do have some moisture streaming across the gulf coast states in towards the southeast, oh, manual, i'm glad it's friday. and then across the west, we are going to get quite a bit of rain along the coast and mountain snow. so much of that moisture is going to put a dent in the drought. so that's the great news about this system that's going to move into california. look

grace meng of new york. she barred herself in her officer during yesterday's attack. i'm sure you just heard speaker nancy pelosi who is angry. she is calling for the 25th amendment, if not that, then impeach him. where do you stand? >> thank you for having me. same is of the essence. we have 13 days left. i side with speak er pelos iei leader shumer. what we saw yesterday was egregious, general terrorist behavior that risked the lives, needlessly, of so many, and a behavior that was directly encouraged by president trump. >> congresswoman, if you're not able to create accountability for him, maybe you passion impeachment, but that is all there is, and the senate doesn't take it up, the last impeachment didn't work. it was supposed to restrain him. i heard a lot of republicans say well the stain of impeachment might restrain him, he might not do it again. we learn thad is not the case. so where would the account go from there? >> i think the circumstances changed a lot. we have seen in the last 24 hours a reckoning in the republican party. leaders and the highest level of the president's own cabinet and t

grace under pressure. capitol hill police officer eugene goodman lured rioters away from the chamber where lawmakers were taking cover in the middle of the capitol attack. congresswoman nancye wants to award the officer with a me medal, for his bravery and quick thinking. thanks to his valor, we are here today. >>> we are joined next to discuss the security challenge, the coronavirus vaccine rollout, and our place in trump country. woo! you are busy... working, parenting, problem solving. at new chapter vitamins we've been busy too... innovating, sourcing organic ingredients, testing them and fermenting. fermenting? yeah like kombucha or yogurt. and we formulate everything so your body can really truly absorb the natural goodness. that's what we do, so you can do you. new chapter wellness, well done. if you have risk factors like heart disease, diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...is clinically proven to provide 25% lower risk from heart attack and stroke. vascepa is clearly different. first and only fda approved. celebrate less risk. even for those with family history. ♪ don't tak