my name is dr. rachel snow, and i'm the chief of population and development at the u. n. population fund based in new york. and we support census and how to use census data in more than $130.00 countries across the world. hello jennifer. welcome to the stain. tell the viewers around the welt. hey you on what you day. hi phemie. i'm so glad to be here. i'm dr . jennifer schubert, i am a scholar at the woodrow wilson center and author of the new book, 8000000000 in counting house sex death and migration shape our world. thanksgiving with us and alex, welcome back to the stream. get to see you again. remind audience who you are and what you day a thank you for me. thank you for having me back. i for 56 of those. i'd prefer self global health. i don't i school of public health director university insurance . gotcha. i'm a demographic by trending on previously. i saw an executive director just a couple of michelin health research simply myra and i also saw on the urine high level of dr. st. board for clinical social offers. so i guess it's really hard for me to grapple with

rachel: yeah. >> it's filling up with snow -- rachel: that's amazing!oll that looks like this with accessories including a tiara that that kids can wear. and it's only $11.99. great value. rachel: yeah. >> now we're going to talk with toys that you can play when there is some snow starting with create a castle. this was recently on shark tank, and this one is the deluxe tower the kit. it comes in different heights. if this was real snow, you could pack it in, it would hold, create a texture tower, stack hem on top and create sculptures. rachel: you can use sand too. >> you got me. you invest for the winter, take it to the beach in the summer, make epic sand callses. all year -- castles. all year round, great options. what would a show day be without sledding? will: go ahead. [laughter] >> let's start right here. rachel: will's segment. >> this is kind of the most epic snow we could find here. pete: it's not going to go anywhere. will: i can't. >> this is gizmo stratus the snow sled. it actually has a steering wheel which is great for safe i because with

in the meanwhile, this year was absolutely covered in snow this weekend. rachel wulff is a long interstate 80 were travel has been tough this holiday weekend. >> your along i-80, a lot of people heading up still. did not want to risk it with the snowstorm over the weekend. they're taking no chances now and taking advantage of the three-day holiday weekend. where are you guys from? >> bay area. >> reporter: did not want to go up saturday? >> no. the weather, you know. just wanted to go today. it was a little better. >> who is the better snowboarder here? >> just going up to have fun for a little bit. >> reporter: where are you headed? everybody is going to norstar. all right. very good. >> it's beautiful out here. look at this. perfect, perfect weather. i cannot wait. it's going to be amazing. >> have fun, take it easy, stay safe. >> reporter: if you are heading out, know that you have to have chains on east of bexar to the nevada state line. slow and go. you have those chains. there's a reason why it's 35 miles an hour also pack some snacks, have a blanket. not s

snow in eastern tennessee. pete: show in knoxville, tennessee. look at that. rachel got in my car today many front of -- pete: out here? just a little bit. will: listen to this, an nyu professor, speaking of transitions, says snowflakes are going -- [laughter] you like that? a real big problem. he's saying fragile gen z may undermine american capitalism because of victim hood ideologies. he wrote the following in the "wall street journal": here they are in the safest, most welcome, most includes arive, anti-racist place on the planet, but in of them -- many of them acting like they were in an immoral world. that may undermine american capitalism. this new ideology valorizes victimhood. rachel: absolutely. i think he's spot on. but some of it is not the fault of young people. if you think about, like, is finish if they're not going to take riskses because mig they say or do, they'll be reported for if racism or sexism or, you know, what, some sort of phobia, homophobia. people are more likely, i think, to not express themselves and not take riskingses because they are

snow. back to you. rachel: thank you, rick.p next, chip wade has been chipping away at his beautiful new home and shows us how far he's come. there he is. pete: he has a beautiful home and we'll show it to you. rachel: that's right. ♪ pete: over the past year, chip wade has been build ago beautiful home in the north georgia mountains. rachel: using do it yourself methods that he learned along the way. it's gorgeous. will: and chip is here to show us how. chip. >> yes, good morning. we're here at pinhoody, pete and some of my favorite projects are the cellular pcv town and grove board and no maintenance or bugs ever and super easy to install and has wood grain veneer on top and called turner oak and i have it on the upstairs hallway and on the exterior and great on porch ceiling ands comes in all the different colors and profiles and find out more under the canvas tab versa tex.com don't use shims because they can shrink and mess up expensive countertops. easy level cabinet levelers have cool little blocks you can install in ten

snow across the central plains. especially kansas. pete: rachel-mail you. >> reporter: that is 10,000 per kid. rachel: if you need me, text me. or call me. pete: we are going to talk about that, stay with us. up next, actress octavia spencer said she felt more racism in liberal los angeles than her red home state. >> to be honest, i felt more racism when i first moved here than i ever had in alabama. pete: our friend rob smith on their eye-opening comparison. ♪ this is a leading healthcare system with five nationally ranked hospitals, including two world-renowned academic medical centers. in boston, where biotech innovates daily and our doctors teach at harvard medical school and the physicians doing the world-changing research are the ones providing care. ♪ there's only one mass general brigham. even if you like a house, lowball the first offer. the house whisperer! this house says use the realtor.com app to see three different estimates. also, don't take advice from people who don't know what they're talking about. realtor.com to each their home

snow across interior sections. rain up and down the eastern seaboard. rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, rick.r of migrant encounter the at the border. new data reveals a scarier figure, more than 278,000 who got away, an average of nearly 2500 a day. our next guest has reported from the border, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo joins us now to t to he react. this is just after we heard about 38 known terrorists coming across the border which is blowing away all the records on capturing terrorists. we tonight know how many terrorists are in the got away number. maria: that's exactly right. good morning to you, rachel. rachel: g maria: these are devastating numbers. i've seen this up close and personal, many times. when you consider the fact that now 38 people, just since october, okay, this is just since october, 38 people have been apprehended on the terrorist watches list. this is o on top of 98 people te prior year. this is who we know of. there are plenty what that have actually gotten through. the got aways, more than a million at this point on joe biden's watch. we don't know

snow. we have a few days to get through by next weekend. we will be in the clear for a while. rachelhe agency to ground all flights in the united states for the first time since 9/11. the faa is building incompetent -- incompetence for the outage as follows years of warnings and outdated software, partly to blame. thanks for being here, we woke up wednesday and saw a stoppage across the country. what's going on? takes a few days to figure out what happened. what did happen? >> thanks for having me in the conversation. we found out the system started to fail at 11:00 pm and they went over 7 hours before they issued the ground stop and additional 3 hours that they claim was a rebooting system. there' s deep concerns that the system rolled through or was a catastrophic failure at 11 p.m. pm and they waited 7 hours. a lot of questions for secretary in the administration needs to be on and active with coming up with answers today. pete: the notice to air missions, apparently that is sexist. it is ridiculous what they care about when they have this antiquated system and they are renaming i

from sand and snow for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade plus, mudflaps and bumpstep for the exterior order american made products at weathertech.com surfs up yeah, right rachelgeorge soros reportedly giving more than $140 million to progressive candidates in the midterm elections, and according to the next guest soros has more oval office influence than ever with a be president that he can control. matt polumbo is the author of the man behind the curtain, inside the secret network of george soros and he joins us now. you say george soros is able to control joe biden through the people that surround him at the highest levels, correct? >> correct. yeah. as as i argue in the article, there's more soros connections to biden than any other u.s. president, even before assuming his position as president, setting up transition teams for various government agencies, i found at least 17 people who were either working for soros or funded organizations who work for the teams and that was sort of stage one. then the ron klain, biden's chief of staff, outgoing now, soros expected to the center for american progress. then you also have one that's sort of goten overlook, a

snow. with that, loads of people have been in town for the holiday weekend and something to look out for are the icy roads. joining us is rachel the blue canyon, welcome and thank you for being here. >> no problem. chain controls east of baxter to the nevada state line which means it is slow and go driving 35 miles per hour. everybody who came here for the beautiful three day weekend with the amazing snow, it is falling. much better than the rain coverage. they will have a tough time getting home. depending on where they are staying. blue canyon and i-80 just below the on ramp, you can hear that there are chains. it is still kind of early, but they are taking people to make sure they have chains on or four-wheel-drive. we were talking with folks last night who came here and it was a three-hour drive and it was a six-hour drive for them. those diehard snowboarders, so worth it for them and they get up in the powder there is nothing like it, as you know people who come from all over the world to experience the sierra snow. the unfortunate part is getting home, so many people trying to get here and get back home. allow yourself s

snow and rain. another big storm across parts of california. the flood threat continues. it is almost done. we see a pattern shift. california will dry it. rachelpossible nationwide ban on gas homes taking major heat. this hits my family. my brother-in-law brian and his wife holly, run a fireplace business, moving away gas stoves could be deadly especially living in frigid states like wisconsin. holly and holly duffy, welcome to "fox & friends." >> hi, rachel. rachel: so good to see you. so your business is gas and wood fireplaces. tell me how the potential ban could impact your business. >> do you want to go? hi, so, the, federal government has, always trying to do regulations against wood stoves a couple years ago. now they're talking about gas stoves. we recently, we live in a small town of 2500 people right in town and then have a big wide area places 40 miles away from a local grocery store. we had two feet of snow and people were plowed out. we had a power outage and luckily people had a gas fireplace in their home where they were able to use their fireplace for heat up to three days. >> and their gas range. so gas ranges outlaw gas range