nesheiwat: i think you're right.gency, especially at the border, how much fentanyl and methamphetamines and cocaine and heroin are coming in. we have about 300 americans die every single day, because of the ingredients that china is sending to mexico, and then they are providing to the cartels who are profiting, making millions at our expense and at the expense of innocent men, women, and children. >> bill: for folks watching at home, harris, they might be wondering why we are so focused on this. >> harris: oh, no, i think they get it. >> bill: according to the house rules, you don't do anything until you get a speaker. >> harris: they get it. that's part of the problem. >> bill: does it happen for a couple hours? does it last a day? visit extended to a week's time, or beyond? for house republicans who have been looking for the majority for a long time, doctor, they are going after a lot of these issues you just mentioned. but for now they are frozen in time in washington. >> emily: let's say you park wrong in your n

janette nesheiwat, and kevin walling., we begin with a horrific new year's eve attack near "new york times" square. a machete wielding suspect accused of ambushing police stabbing two officers in the head before another officer fired hitting him in the shoulder being in end to that terrifying rage. at a checkpoint has thousands gathered from across the globe for the annual ball drop. one of the officers hurt had just started. charges are still pending against a 19-year-old suspect from maine and high level police source tells fox the fbi counterterrorism task force had been watching them for weeks. the source said he recently converted to islam. according to sources, the suspect's own family called the police on him back in december telling authorities that he had been planning to travel to afghanistan and wanted to "die for his religion." kennedy, our hearts go out to the nypd officers, obviously, who served bravely for us day in and day out and i will have to endure this. the thing about this scenario is that it has tha

nesheiwat, thank you for helping us understand this, we appreciate it. another top story, the idaho murder suspect expected to extradition today. >> ashley: dr. michael bodin is here with expert analysis next. well, we fell in love through gaming. but now the internet lags and it throws the whole thing off. when did you first discover this lag? i signed us up for t-mobile home internet. ugh! but, we found other interests. i guess we have. [both] finch! let's go! oh yeah! it's not the same. what could you do to solve the problem? we could get xfinity? that's actually super adult of you to suggest. i can't wait to squad up. i love it when you talk nerdy to me. guy, guys, guys, we're still in session. and i don't know what the heck you're talking about. >> murder suspect bryan kohberger expected to waive extradition today. he was studying in criminalology class two weeks before. >> ashley: dr. michael bodin is joining us, we are talking about this, you are such an expert in this field. main thing i want to touch on, the d.n.a., we don't know how it was trac

janette nesheiwat joins me now. we have this dummy here, we'll get to in a second. first your medical reaction about damar hamlin condition? >> great news, todd, we know he is neurologically in tact, able to write, respond, move his hands and feet, that is fantastic. i'll bet we will see him come off the ventilator. >> todd: elephant in the room is the dummy in the room. we have this mannequin so you can show how they saved damar hamlin life. >> he was struck in the chest and that put him into cardiac arrest. what does that mean? his heart cannot beat or pump blood to the brain so he passed out. he had a great team, they assessed the situation, safe environment and sir, are you responsive or breathing? no signs of breathing. they called 911, call for help and begin impressions w palm of the hand, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12. give it a try. high quacompression and do that while you wait for the aed to arrive, all you do is press this button and even a five year old can learn to use it. >> place that exactly as shown in the picture

janette nesheiwat later in the show to tell us her thoughts on what happened.t she thinks can be done, if anything to be done in the future to prevent those spirits make sure you stick around for that. jason, thank you for getting up for us. it's a tight turn around but a major story and all eyes on the nfl. we are praying for damar hamlin to recover. >> absolutely. >> ashley: turning to the latest on jeremy renner in critical but stable condition. he underwent his second surgery after injured in a snow plow accident on new year's day in nevada after a major winter storm. previously sharing with his snowplow on his social media. the star spokesperson revealed he suffered from blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries. his representative, jeremy's family would like to express gratitude to the incredible doctors and nurses looking after him. here they are tremendously overwhelmed and appreciative of the love and support of his fans. praying for everyone. in these situations right now. my goodness. time is running out for kevin mccarthy to get the votes he needs

janette nesheiwat joins us now. tackle both of these.n impact anybody, that's just the nature of a virus we expect more strirns emerge. fifth or sixth. original, omicron, delta, the u.k. variant. so this is something that we expect to see this new variant more transmiserable. what i'm seeing it's not more virulent or deadly. i don't remember the last time i had to hospitalize a patient for covid. that's a sign we are moving in the right direction as far as natural immunity, vaccine immunity having the antivirals and therapeutics. >> pete: you can't remember the last time had you to hospitalize and do you remember the beginning when things were more serious. there was overcounting of deaths and hospitalization. how much overcounting? >> so it's estimated approximately 50% of the number of covid deaths and hospitalizations were overcounted. >> pete: 50% that's a huge number. >> that's an estimate. >> pete: they rationalized shutting down our lives based on those numbers. >> so important to get it right. why? our policies, protocols and dat

janette nesheiwat on the final from you? >> you are absolutely right, prevention is the key. if you can pick up a disease early you can take measures to prevent serious outcomes like what we saw tonight. see your doctor. it's a new year, get your yearly physical. early detection means better prognosis and better outcomes for everyone. >> lawrence: doctors thank you for being with us for this breaking news tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: if you've just now joined us, buffalo bills safety damar hamlin is in critical condition. he is listed as stable. he's at a tier one hospital, level 1 trauma center. we do expect him to pull out. we want to hear from those doctors. if you are praying folks, which i know you are, send a prayer for him. asp we are one american family. ed.damar hamlin, we are rootingr you, we love you. ve that i can s beautiful smile and make the world smile with me. i would totally say aspen dental changed my life. aspen dental makes new smiles affordable. right now, get 20% off dentures. we do anything to make you smile. we've moved

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