then he heard about the murders of the two paralegals in scottsdale.universe shrank. >> once they announced on the news that it was elizabeth feldman's office, i was certain who it was. >> you knew? >> i knew. >> knew exactly how steve pitt and the feldman law firm were connected and who was behind the murders. rick knew because, years earlier, he'd taken on the case of a scottsdale doctor named connie jones. >> yes. i had my own terrorist, my own personal terrorist. >> connie was on summer break from college in 1984 when she started dating a young soldier named dwight jones. dwight was stationed at fort bragg, north carolina. you were 18, he was 22. >> correct. young. too young. >> your first boyfriend? >> yes. he told me he wanted to be an attorney. so he seemed to have aspirations. >> they married in 1988 after her first year of medical school. dwight left the army after three years. and soon connie realized that while she was working hard to become a doctor, dwight was doing nothing. >> i don't recall him ever working more than two or three days be

state of kentucky for other states also saw a death and destruction, including tennessee where scottsdale, you will join us from live, to update the damage. and after a few years at the network, chris wallace says goodbye to fox news, and he's headed to cnn plus cnn new streaming platform. why did you leave? what does it say about fox news? then? wallace have issues with being an anchor. jake tapper at his new home, we'll discuss it all with our media panel. why are some stories covered by the media and some not so much. for instance, the smash and grab flash robberies. we are seeing a high end stores, it's something we all know about. what do you know about a multimillion dollar settlement involving walgreens and underpaid? employees will fill you in and look up in the sky. it's a bird, it's a plane. no, it's not superman, but it could be space junk. there's more and more of it up there and it poses a threat, but who needs to worry about it? the dr suite fulfill it? then i'd be balls were again for scottsdale use on today's edition of news news use right here on our t america. ah, we exp

host: that is david in scottsdale, arizona. we go next to steve in virginia, republican line, you are next. >> the whole thing is about trusting the media and people just don't. i think it's because you have them doing the zone and addison cooper doing 60 minutes. they are all one group and if you don't agree with me your shutdown. it really dictates the country. except for fox news, if you don't watch it, you don't seem to get other sides of things. what's going on this country, i hope it gets taken care of. that is really my comment. host: being is in maryland, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. a couple things i would like to pinpoint. number one, it seems like mccarthy and jim jordan must be related some sow. they are always on the negative side of things. one thing with mccarthy this morning when he was crying blues about the gas prices, i understand there up, but look at the other end of the ballpark. the cost of living in california is higher than the east coast and those people make up your paychecks.

lawsuit so it wasn't the state and just this past march the judges in the chambers and the offices in scottsdale and so we were put on the witness stand. my wife and my daughter and the attorney for scardina. so we had the trial and a direct cross examination and all those things and we are now waiting for the judge to announce that decision. >> and how soon will we know the decision? >> it could be this afternoon or july so we are just waiting. >> in the meantime, are you still able to create custom cakes? >> we are. we just decided. with graduation and birthday cakes, shower cakes. >> being in exile in babylon i mentioned how did you draw inspiration from the story? >> in a couple of ways. for one, they were in their home village. they had to do -- and he was a ruthless man and if you would attack, you were dead. it wouldn't always be a sleeping pill or anything like that. but they were willing to stand and do what god wanted them to do and to obey and honor the lord. >> i say this in my book as they refuse to bow down to culture basically and they were willing to go into a fiery furnace rathe

sanders, no relation to the colonel, has the details >> reporter: or for the edmonds family in scottsdalearizona, it is nothing short of a crisis. >> what did you have for breakfast this morning >> chicken >> my kids eat hamburgers, french fries i have to wrestle them to eat vegetables when i come home from the store and don't have chicken tenders, my kids are not happy. >> and they are definitely not alone. americans are expected to eat almost 100 pounds per person this year. >> mr. the shops have been empty recently restaurants have been out of chicken tenders. and that makes it very difficult when you have kids that have limited options. >> reporter: they are the smaller fillet of a whole breast, not to be confused with chicken nuggets, made of scrap meat from the whole bird they require more processing to package and sale which industry experts say is part of the reason why they can be harder to find and now more costly when you get them at your local market value packs are selling at $3.99 per pound on average that's nearly a dollar more than a year ago and it's not just families fee

and i was in scottsdale with the alliance of freedom and we run the witnessing end. my wife and my daughter and a couple of other people. we had the trial. and now we are waiting for the judge to announce that decision. host: and how soon will you know that decision? >> we don't have a timeline it could be this afternoon or next week. we are just waiting. host: in the meantime are you still able to create custom cakes? >> we are. we just decided through all of this we will not create wedding cakes or anniversary cakes in that field. there are practical reasons for that as well. but until those are resolved this is the biggest time of year with graduation, birthday cakes, showers, we do those all the time. host: you mentioned being in exile in babylon and the bible the how did you draw inspiration from the story? >> in a couple ways. number one they were not in their home village they were in jerusalem and they were captured as slaves. and the king nebuchadnezzar was wicked. that is all there was to it. there was no sleeping pill but they were willing to stand to do w

want to be able to help with because that's something that they care about and like i said the scottsdaleot home. >> [laughter] >> well, rob, you are going on tour. it's the "i have issues" tour and tickets are available at rob schneider.com so if you like what you see here, you know he's a funny guy go on tour and what have some of the cities you'll be hitting, rob? >> well i'll be in utah, salt lake, this weekend and i'm just going all over the place, bakers field in a week, and just kind of fun right now because i really think people are especially worried about free speech and getting knocked off twitter and these other places where people aren't allowed to really say what you want. i think in the theatre, you can say what you want and i want to thank you for supporting me. thank you so much for joining us , we've gotta run but thank you for joining us. >> all the best to you. >> more fox & friends moments away.

speaking of covid in sand of th lb flying out tomorrow to do an event in scottsdale, arizona.'m looking forward to it, the event, but not the flying great i rather have a threesome with joy behar and weed wacker. i told you about the last time flew it was like a flashback of fifth-grade detention in this time i wasn't the bully, it was on an airline named after a covid variant that i was lectured by a flight attendant as mean as a centipede with gout . she threatened me with a warnin because my mask slipped below m nose so i said how else am i going to snort these lines. i was kidding. she wasn't commercially said sh would write me up they wonder why some passengers are losing their cool because the airlines are blaming us rather than solving the basic problems underlying the conflicts. ask io's is not reporting airline crews are making even more changes so they can stop being afraid to go to work very right, they're scared of you, the passengers the changes included mandatory self-defense training and industrywide no-fl list for disruptive passengers. he can't fly anymore. th

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because of the, you know, the $2100.00 at cost here in scottsdale, have you take care of kids on a monthly basis, blah, blah, blah. so, but all that is chopping, you know, there's no firm line here, and i'm afraid if you know people might generate, i don't, i think i'm the only guy i know who's working any longer. everybody's retired or moved to someplace. they're gone. there's a huge amount of millennials that are getting higher wages in moving and i would like to move in homes, but they can't buy them. so it's not in inflation issue. are all well, just go back. we have all the appointment we possibly get, and we're not going to solve that problem in one year, 2 years or 5 years. we've tried to solve all the world's problems today, talbot, and unfortunately, i don't think i've done any of that with the transfer. thank you. so much to that, i get to see you guys as it for the time you can boom, but the on demand and the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets. if you go play in the apple app store by searching portable tv, portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung smart tv

and may be hundreds away the scottsdale. and then when they became great britain. but the americans want no part of that notion. they know they would be swamped by the british. no whatever seriously considered having membership the house of commons as a solution to the problem so the stamp act congress and reaction to the stamp act is a tax on all paper products in america they know instinctively on the legislature and then with representation of the outside of the legislatures. and that was supremacy of parliament in the empire. that concession confuses the english because a look at parliament. and it is the protector and it is the crown. so then men that representation. so they use that term and they refused to accept that notion. and then to slip into the north sea. and then with 50000 p people and no representation of parliament and the house n of commons because the criteria of representation is that consideration of the commons as a whole. americans having had a different experience over the 200 years of colonial history , had come up with a different notion.

last week we held a press conference in scottsdale police department where we work together to seizean 1.7 million that no pills no more than 20 pounds of fat no powder which is enough to make 4 million pills, you're talking about a drug that is highly addictive, to more could kill and just one bust we got more than six and a half million fat no pills, this is not going to be a problem that will stay in arizona this is coming to every neighbor addresses country, also we have lawsuits tried to force the biden administration to build the wall and stop incentivizing people coming here. the u.s. supreme court with the biden administration is giving public benefits, we seen a record number of people coming into our country more than 2 million people and as a result decriminalizing and we are seeing a dramatic impact that is going to affect not only arizona and texas but the entire country. griff: last week and i was on the texas border were texas is building its own wall, the governor in the dps agents trying to prosecute, what you doing in arizona. >> you know that it is the federal gove

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your flight's coming from if you had a flight coming from salt lake city, and you are in sunny scottsdale, that doesn't really matter. so kind of try to see where your plane's coming from and i say you know, if your flight's cancelled and you have got frequent flyer miles, you would be shocked there are a lot of ways you can redeem your frequent flyer miles for another flight, and then get the full-cash refund on your cancelled flight. >> oh, i will add on as a guy that flies a lot, not only where is my flight coming from where is my plane currently? by the way, i trust that one a little more. still sitting at a gate in denver all right. if a flight is cancelled, brian, what do we do? >> so, the airline should reaccommodate you. they are going to usually do it on one of their own airplanes and that may not be for a couple days so if you really need to get home, you can rebook on another airline at your own fee and you are owed a full-cash refund when the airline cancels, they may give you a voucher but take the cold-hard cash, even if it takes a couple weeks to get. and also, don't wait i

one of the volunteers, boyfriends drove profesional to scottsdale. where brown now lives.nd register them and keep the phone numbers. um, current because that allows reunions like this to happen. i love her so much. i would not let her go anywhere else in our home is dead. never again, baby. we'll do it together. this is ktvu fox two news at six. now it's six new covid concerns as cases of the omicron variant spike and the holidays are upon us now details on the uptick and how it's impacting people's holiday plans. and as americans gather with family and friends, really, for this whole christmas weekend, there are some mounting concerns over the coronavirus. good evening. i'm jana katsuyama and i'm greg liggins, andre and christina have the night off. fox news correspon

coming from if you have a flight coming from salt lake city today, your plane and if you're in sunny scottsdale, that doesn't really matter so kind of try to see where your plane's coming from. and i say you know, if your flight's canceled and you've got frequent flier miles, you'd be shocked. there are a lot of ways you can redeem them for another flight then get the full cash refund. >> as a guy that flies a lot, not only where is my flight coming from, where is my plane currently? by the way, i trust that one a little more. it's still sitting at a gate in denver if a flight is canceled, brian, what do we do? >> so the airline should reaccommodate you. they're usually going to do it on one of their own airplanes and that may not be for a couple of days, so if you really need to get home, you can rebook on another airline with a fee when the airline cancels, they may give you a voucher, but take the cash even if it takes weeks to get and also don't wait in long line in the airport load up the airline app, put in your information and try to get reaccommodated because the longer you wait, those

for this family in scottsdale, arizona, a chicken tender shortage is nothing short of a crisis. >> whats i have to wrestle them to eat vegetables when i come home from the store and i don't have chicken tenders, my kids are not happy. >> reporter: americans are expected to eat almost 100 pounds of chicken per person this year. >> restaurants have been out of chicken tenders and that makes it difficult kids have limited options. >> reporter: chicken tenders are the smaller fillet of a chicken breast, not to be confused with chicken nuggets. they require more processing which is part of the reason they can be harder to find and now more costly. value packs of tenders are selling nearly a dollar more than a year ago and it's not just families feeling the impact, big chains like kfc and a & w are changing their marketing plans omit tenders from promotions to prevent selling out. at this iconic chain headquartered in nashville, tenders are their most popular menu item. >> there's no safe harbor in supply chain you feel the pain the most in tenders. >> reporter: they can get enough chicken to

scottsdale police seized 1.7 million fentanyl pills worth an estimated $9 million from homes and storage biggest drug bust in arizona history and enough pills to kill 700,000 people. it's serious. joining us now is arizona attorney general mark brnovich. i want to show one thing. fentanyl related overdose deaths in western states july 2019 to december 2019 was 955 deaths. july 2020 to december 2020, almost doubled at 1,852 deaths. so this is why trying to bust these pills is really important but they are still gengt out in the country. it won't stay in arizona, it will go everywhere. >> thank you for having me on. this is exactly the problem. as a result of the biden administration's catastrophe they created at the southern border it is not only millions of people illegally crossing this year we're seeing millions of fentanyl pills flooding into our border and methamphetamine coming across our state lines. and this is basically going to be distributed throughout the united states. we know from our statistics 26% of those fentanyl pills contain a lethal dose. this is going to affect peopl

besides that cool doze of air there's definitely, you feel safer in the city like phoenix, arizona or scottsdalere right now but if you go to chicago or new york or san francisco, los angeles, you know, i mean, the cities have been utterly destroyed and at least here in new york we are getting mayor eric adams on saturday. he can't arrive soon enough but at the same time we have a da that's incoming who is a george soros-backed candidate and that's what we have seen in several cities, george soros backing the candidates who believe basically that, you know, criminals have more rights than law abiding citizens. >> yeah. i'm a native san franciscan so it really breaks my heart to see what's happened to that city, maybe washington electing the republican -- was it attorney general or district attorney i think you said, maybe that's a precursor of what we can expect going forward finally voters will wake up and putting at risk the most vulnerable in our cities, the people that have to get out to go to work and get groceries and don't have protection like lori lightfoot does, for example. cheryl: exa

host: that is david in scottsdale, arizona.ext to steve in virginia, republican line, you are next. >> the whole thing is about trusting the media and people just don't. i think it's because you have them doing the zone and addison cooper doing 60 minutes. they are all one group and if you don't agree with me your shutdown. it really dictates the country. except for fox news, if you don't watch it, you don't seem to get other sides of things. what's going on this country, i hope it gets taken care of. that is really my comment. host: being is in maryland, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. a couple things i would like to pinpoint. number one, it seems like mccarthy and jim jordan must be related some sow. they are always on the negative side of things. one thing with mccarthy this morning when he was crying blues about the gas prices, i understand there up, but look at the other end of the ballpark. the cost of living in california is higher than the east coast and those people make up your paychecks. a tract