andrea canning (voiceover): todd chance >>> todd chance had been murdered.rstand life without him. >> he is everywhere in this house. >> what do you miss most about him? >> just having him to talk to. when we went to bed at night, that was our downtime, no kids around, just talk about what was going on for the next day. our plans. that's what i miss. >> four days after towards murder, jenea and her father in law had gone to the sheriff's office did pick up todd's car. that's what they thought, anyway. >> i was asking him, i, said what am i going to get his phone back, because i feel like if i had his phone, i could look at all his text messages and things. >> i guess they got his phone. don't think they're going to give that back to you today. >> right. >> travis and jenea didn't say they recognize the woman in the videos. detectives kept asking jenea questions. >> it really, but they're trying to help me out. they're trying to solve this for me. >> as jenea i watched as the person detectives would killed her husband, she said it gradually began to dawn on h

todd?y as vice president harris looks like and how you shape policy and why it's so important to have a woman in the white house. >> well, let's start with i start my day by working out. i work out every morning. and i try to have breakfast with my husband every morning before i leave the house. >> todd: wow, another easy question for kamala. who would run the country should anything happen to president biden if he wins re-election. let's roll second easy one. >> president biden's age is on voters' minds, especially during this election. what do you have to say to americans that are concerned by his ability to run the country and your readiness to step in at any given moment to help. >> well, of course i'm ready but, that's not the point. is he going to be fine. well, let me just say this. he is fine. not he is going to be fine. he is one of the most energetic and bold leaders that you can meet. >> todd: joe concha a fox news contributor and columnist for the messenger joins me now. energet

that interview making headlines. >> todd: see you in about 15 minutes. >> cheryl: run, run, run. >> toddyes set on seats on virginia. that race decided by 13,000 in 2022. now open after congresswoman spanburger decided to run for governor. now an army veteran is throwing his hat in the ring. jeff packs is that candidate and joins me now. thank you for being on the program and thank you for your service. you are fighting to represent this district, why should they choose you? >> great to be with you this morning, todd, our nation is in decline. in a decline constitutionally, morally and socially. i'm tired of watching my neighbor strugglerates, high fo gas prices and being crippled by this economic struggle, tired of watching the southern border invasion impacting our youth with fentanyl across the streets and tired of warfare within our school. i'm father of five and i wouldn't be a father if i couldn't do everything to give them a future they could be proud of and prosperous. what gets me, we have folks in position of responsibility that are putting their interest over the people's inte

five cars, one truck. >> todd: wow.ork city reported spending $2.6 billion on the migrant crisis. mayor adams expecting the city to spend $12 billion by summer of 25, that is next summer. what do you say to constituents who are working two or three jobs in this area and paying taxes so that can happen in their neighborhood? that is not right. >> it is 100% not right temperature is . it is abuse of taxpayer dollars. there needs to be transparency. biden has turned a blind eye. we have lawlessness in this area and southeast side of brooklyn. myself and citizens have become benefactors of the lawlessness. >> todd: it is becoming more and more bipartisan with help of biden administration. are there enough of you out there to enact change and do something about the situation, not just what you saw, the migrant crisis in general? >> i don't think there is enough of us here. i don't think people should be looking at what party name is behind the person's name. for me specifically, myself and councilwoman rolla, we have taken t

. >> todd: i'm todd piro and onto the other side of the political aisle, defeating his challengers evenugh his name was not on the ballot. he got over half of the vote by people writing his name down. dean philip second with 20%. >> carley: brooke singman is breaking it down for us this morning, hi, brooke. >> winning the new hampshire primary by double digits over nikki haley. i spoke to the former president after his victory and he told me he is honored with the wind and the g.o.p. is united behind his candidacy. he also called out haley after picking up a majority of the delegates in the state. watch this. >> and then i looked at the polls and talking about most win ability and who would win and the headwind put up and i don't know if you have seen it but i have one put up here and we have won almost every single poll in the last few months against crooked joe biden. [cheers and applause] and she doesn't win those votes. this is not your typical victory speech, but let's not have somebody take a victory when she had a very bad night. she had a very bad night. >> carley: voter analysi

hi, good morning. >> lucas: good morning, carley and todd.ather who hosted the watch party defending his son after three of his friends were found dead outside his house. jordan willis's father saying he would never in a million years do anything. these were all good friends of his, people he went to school with and he took them to a football game the day before. the father of one victim tells fox digital this might be the motive. there were four of you in the house and now three of them are dead and you're not, that does not add up. i'm thinking three of them learned something or saw something they should not have seen and he decided to get rid of you now, friends or not. the brother of another victim spoke on "fox and friends" yesterday. >> there are too many questions needing to be answered and nobody can answer the questions except for jordan. for myself, this has been difficult and i don't think i can fully heal until i find out what happened and i'll never be fully healed. i admired my brother so much. >> lucas: here is photo of jordan

welcome to 2024, i'm todd piro, carley shimkus has the day off. we'll have those stories for you, but we begin with this fox news alert. expecting major jeffrey epstein document dump this week revealing names of 200 people who had too is with the pedophile. bill clinton is on the list and apparently he is not the only big name. doug luzader. >> douglas: there have to be dozens of people awaiting the names that are expected to include bill clinton and andrew. epstein was determined to have committed suicide in a jail cell in 2019. a judge gave those named in the document until first of the year to make their case and the names involved with epstein including friends, employees and recruiters can be released. >> i think what the judge has done is smart and good in the interest of transparency. i think her making as were of this information public while weighing privacy interest of the victims has been good and helpful for justice and greater good. >> doug: many names have already been made public. as far as clinton is concerned, there are no allegat

. >> todd: i'm todd piro. brooke singman will break down major moments starting with the former president's town hall last night. brooke. >> brooke: former president trump took part in the town hall in iowa and took aim at president biden and his opponents. watch this. >> look at joe biden, bedlam. a man who can't lead or find his way off a stage. they have chaos in the middle east. he can't put two sentences together. you like ron desantis, he would not be around today, he would work in a pizza shop or law firm if i didn't endorse him. ron desanctimonious said i go by what dr. dr. fauci says, she does not have what it takes, she will be creamed in the election. i know her well and i believe chris christie is right, one of the few things he's been right about. >> brooke: the former president touted his records and future. >> i will be a dictator. guy like biden, nothing he can run on. i set record with energy, we were energy independent and had your bills down low and gasoline for the car down to $1.87 per gal

i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. a lot going on this morning. all anyone is talking about, the border battle in texas. democrats calling on to federalize and governor abbott is not backing down saying his state has a right to defend himself. >> carley: lucas tomlinson has details. >> lucas: good early morning, carley and todd. only 18% of the country approve of the job president biden is doing. many democrats want biden to stand up to texas governor greg abbott. here is congressman castro, saying governor abbott is using guard to create chaos at the border. patus needs to establish control of the national guard now. governor abbott responding with a scathing statement accusing biden of be lawless president. there is a constitutional duty to enforce laws protecting states, including immigration laws on the books now. president biden refused and even violated them, he's smashed records for illegal immigration. illegal migrants have disappeared, amounting to 800 per day, numbers that have the attention of the white house. >> one of the reason the p

>> i believe so, todd. the point where it is commercial viable for companies to get into the space business and frankly every dollar, private industry invest in space exploration, it is a dollar less you and i as a taxpayer has to pay so nasa does the job. i'm ecstatic about this public-private partnership ability to explore space, lunar surface and go to mars and beyond. >> todd: touch on the beyond. what are you watching for? what should american people be watching for that will come next when it comes to space? >> i think we have to work on advance propulsion systems that will get us to our destination quicker than chemical propulsion systems have right now. we have a lot of research in the works for that propulsion system that will cut a travel from nine months to two to three monthses, those are things we have to look at. our next site beyond mars go not to land, but to explore them, saturn, jupiter and pluto before we go beyond our own solar system. >> awesome stuff, jose hernandez, thank you, it is g

todd. >> todd: bring in founder of 18 trafficking organization jbm. what stood out when you read these documents? >> good morning and thank you for having me on. look at the spirit of the release of these documents and understand it is coming from a defamation lawsuit, not necessarily coming from a position of let's get justice and combat this thing called sex trafficking. to a degree, there is a bit of placating going on. what is interesting is the relationship status between entities with epstein. that is the straw that could breaklet camel's back in the future is digging into the relationship rev lagz /* /* revelations and looking how people react to what they say and do. the documents itself is not really going to bring justice to any victims or clarity on the crime of sex trafficking. >> todd: here is a lawyer for victims. jennifer freeman. take a listen. >> it is not exactly what we expected or told. there is no list of names, there are lots of documents that need to be examined and studied and see what is in there. information about clinton was

stupid question. >> todd: we have the rest of that testy exchange. you are watching "fox and friends," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. more on that in a moment. a lot of fun stuff to get to. we begin with this. republican candidates are boots on the ground in new hampshire. primary election next week. >> todd: brooke singman has details, hi, brooke. >> brooke: with les than a week to win over voters, trump, desantis and haley are hitting the ground running today. desantis will hold two. nikki haley will hold a rally and former president trump will be in port smith after hosting a rally with now former candidate vivek ramaswamy. watch. >> it is time for the republican party to unify, come together and move forward as one team. we have to beat crooked joe biden. >> it is an honor to have his endorsement, he'll be working with us and working with us for a long time. >> ron desantis and nikki haley should do this country a service by stepping forward. let's get this country back. >> carley: new polling shows former president neck in neck wi

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. >> todd: i'm todd piro. today defense secretary lloyd austin returning to the pentagon for the first time in a month. planning to hold our allies accountable. >> this marks major escalation in midweek pick-me-up. number of service members hurt could change as more seek care. they had to be medically evacuated from jordan and in stable condition. president biden saying the u.s. will take action. >> president biden: (indiscernible) -- >> it happened in northeast jordan near the syrian border. 350 army and air force are deployed there. they are helping defeat isis iran proxy forces have targeted troops 150 times. houthi troops are attacking ships in red sea and gulf of aden. the u.s. have struck back in self-defense. several republicans argue biden administration's actions have failed to deter u.s. adversaries. after the attack yesterday, some senators are saying biden should do more. lindsey graham says the u.s. should hit now and john cornym pushing to target tehran. >> i would like to see an ending of appeas

i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we'll unpack all of it throughout the hour. >> todd: u.s. forces striking dozen houthi sites overnight after a second carrier ship was hit in the red sea. >> carley: trey yingst has more. >> trey: the united states conducted a fourth round of strikes against iran-backed houthi rebels, more than a dozen positions were hit according to u.s. central command. eric carrila saying the actions of terrorists endanger mariners and disrupt shipping lanes in the red sea and we will take action to protect the lives of innocent mariners and our people. same sentiment echoed yesterday with pat ryder saying this. >> we are going to continue to work with our partners in the region to prevent attacks or deter attacks in the future and we're going to continue to work very hard to prevent israel-hamas conflict from escalating to a broader regional conflict. >> trey: iranians have responded in yemen saying the securities of the red sea is tied to developments in gaza and everyone will suffer if israel's

i like the snow. >> todd: the canadian in you.gh story, fate of a man who beat a three-year-old child to death is in the hands of gavin newsom, who can overturn his parole. goodman killed his girlfriend's child and tried to frame her for the crime. he was sentenced to 25 years in prison and now granted parole. michelle minor serves on the board of parole and defended the decision and says she does not pose a risk to public safety and suitable for parole. a los angeles deputy da joins me now. do you agree that someone described pulverized the organs of a three-year-old child is not an unreasonable r.f.k. to public safety? >> absolutely not. this individual is a grave risk to public safety. anybody that murders and to theured a three year old does not deserve to be released back into public. if you kill or murder a child, torture a child, at minimum, you should spend your life in jail. you forfeit your life. if she believes he's a changed man, good for him, work on rehabilitating other prisoners from inside the prison. >> todd: the

i know we are going >> todd: here we go. first polls opening in new hampshire in less than one hour from now. americans in the granite state will cast ballots in the nation's first primary election this election cycle. >> know ares lost last seven out of eight popular votes for president, that is nothing to be proud of. we should want to win majority of americans. only way to do that is if we elect a new generational conservative leader. >> when you step into that voting booth, you are going to be signalling that we want crooked joe biden, the worst president in the history of our country. get him out, his radical left lunatics, the establishment in the nation's capitol, we're going to do things and do things right and bring our country back with your vote. >> todd: this is election day tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. this is underway, one small new hampshire town voted at midnight, tradition that dates back 60 years, all six residents voted for nikki haley, the right has a long way to go. >> t

. >> todd: you are watching "fox & friends first" friday morning my am todd piro. >> carley: i am carley shimkus and the u.s. and the u.k. should be prepared to pay a heavy price. >> todd: for overseas reaction here at home and taking to the streets in new york city and washington to condemn the strikes, alexandria hoff in washington with more, alexandria. >> todd and carley 100 position guided houthis in both land and sea with animal production facilities. the iranian-backed rebels launching systems and houthis air defense radar systems according to the u.s. air force command. president biden state of the strikes carried out in partnership with the u.k. and other countries since a clear message the u.s. will not tolerate hostile actors compromising personnel, safety and ending free navigation in the red sea. since october 19th, 130 attacks carried out against u.s. forces by iranian and syria. and there have been 27 ships attacked by houthis rebels a progression that is escalated since the israeli hamas war. the hostilities include antiship ballistic missiles. defense secretary lloyd aus

. >> todd: fox weather alert. four dead and several hurt as deadly storm system tears through the souths, suspected tornados ripping apart with damaging winds crushing a car, killing the driver inside. >> carley: the rest of the east coast is not in the clear. thousands of americans waking up without power. the region is pummelled with rain. >> todd: you're watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. on the west coast, states like washington facing a bomb cyclone sparking a mass blizzard. senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> janice: get used to it, we are into a storm pattern similar to what we saw this week will happen in the next couple days and behind it another storm rolling in. severe storms. over a dozen tornados from tampa, florida up toward south carolina and then the damage you saw all along the east coast. power outages, 700,000 americans have power outages in their neighborhood. new york, pennsylvania, new jersey and m

>> yeah, todd, you are right. this is one reason the white house administration is trying to say about the problems that will be facing the southern border and mexico and trying root cause of migration crisis. everyone knows root cause of migration crisis, we are not deterring migrants enough. there are two issues which need to be solved. one is issue of corruption and government from where migrants come. second, border needs to be secured. biden administration refused to do both things. they don't have bilateral relation from the countries where the migrants are coming and they are refusing to secure the border. during the cr bill, the house republicans wanted biden administration to say they are going to use the appropriation money to deter migrants, instead they wanted to take the migrants in and process migration inside. what they say they need money from the house and congress to secure the border, they mean they are going to use that money to invite migrants and process them inside. that is not securing the

>> todd: basically, didn't finish the question. out.ating philadelphia eagles 32-9. notice how slowly and deliberately i read that. joy. baker mayfield leading the buccaneers to victory and dirty birds shut out. they lost. >> carley: stop saying dirty birds. >> todd: okay. focus on politics, message to n.f.l. and wardrobe department, get tampa bay to wear the cream sickle uniforms and lions to wear jersey from the '80s. people care. major topic is the iowa caucus now three-person race for republican nomination after donald trump absolutely runs away in the hawkeye state. ramaswamy is out and desantis and haley are not done yet. we have our ticket punched out of iowa. >> iowa made this republican primary a two-person race. >> very simple magill -- make america great again. and america first. >> carley: our coverage continues with ben carson, tudor dixon, larry elder and so much more. a brand new hour of "fox and friends first" is next, don't go anywhere. men tell us when they use just for men® to eliminate gray, there's a great "before a

i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. other side of the political aisle, president biden defeated his challenger. he got half the vote from people writing his name down. dean phillips coming in second place with 20% of the vote. >> todd: brooke singman breaking it down for you. >> brooke: donald trump winning over nikki haley. he told me he is honored with the win and the gop is united behind his candidacy. trump is calling out haley after picking up a majority of delegates in the state. >> the polls, talking about most win ablts, we've won almost every single poll in the last three months against crooked joe biden and she does not win those polls. she does not win those. this is not your typical victory speech. let's not have somebody take a victory when they had a very bad night. >> brooke: 87% of new hampshire republicans back the former support and receiving 68% of conservatives and 64% of voters without a degree. haley says she is in it for the longhaul despite finishing in third place in iowa and second in new hamps

i'd todd piro. it appears that 62% of desantis supporters say trump is their second choice over haley in a new poll. brooke singman will wrap things up before polls open tomorrow. >> brooke: ron desantis said he didn't feel right asking his supporters to. clear upgrade over biden and right party. >> he has my dorsement, we can't go back to repackaged corporatism that nikki haley represents. >> brooke: former president trump thanking the florida governor for his support. >> he worked very hard. it's a tough go. he worked hard, his wife is a terrific woman. he dropped out and endorsed me. i appreciate that. somebody said what are you going to do with that name desanctimonious? we are retiring that name. >> brooke: sources tell fox news there was no call from desantis, but trump says he is honored by the endorsement. nikki haley seemed to brush off desantis criticism as she hosted a rally with judge judy celebrating the race is down to just her and trump. >> finding the person we can be proud of, not o

todd, this is pretty amazing. have you ever won an emmy? >> todd: i have not. >> greg: right. wish you had? >> todd: actually applied, and in local news you actually have to apply yourself and pay your own fee in order to win the enemy. that leads me to my conclusion, there's no way in hell that the on-air talent didn't know about the scheme, if for no other reason then people in this business talk, and it's a small business. if you see sportscaster x at another station win the award, you know, you've done your research. you've been monitoring the emmys. you know they won that award. when randomly a package shows up in the mail and says he won the award, you know it's not yours. second point, though, greg, you ran the names. one thing you didn't mention about those names, those are all adult film star names. [laughter] derek howard? kirk henry? chris fulton, lee clark, and steve ponder. >> greg: that is an amazing fact, and i love you for that, but i also want to know how you know! [laughter and applause] oh! that makes this whole story worthwhile! >> todd: they make it about

. >> todd: it is on. i'm todd piro. the top three candidates looking ahead to primary election in new hampshire next week with the clear front-runner donald trump. alexis is standing by, but first we will speak with brooke singman. >> brooke: donald trump is honord and invigorated and called his opponents great competition. trump will take 40 delegates and ron desantis with 8 delegates followed by nikki haley who takes 7 and vivek ramaswamy took 3. former president ending the night with an emotional speech. >> i want to thank my incredible wife, first lady, former and maybe future. more important than melania, i want to thank her incredible, beautiful mother who passed away a few days ago, she is so proud of us and i want to say to her, you are special, one was the most special people i have ever known. >> brooke: massive victory could be due to evangelicals, 59% supported him. he now looks to new hampshire. >> it is now off to new hampshire, a great place we won last time and won both times and we love it. people are g

wrong todd. >> jimmy: do you keep in touch with todd?i run into him every once in a while, like at ras bin robins or something. >> jimmy: when was the last time? >> it was at the baskin-robbins. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we have a surprise for you, actually. todd is here with us tonight. there he is! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he wants to know if you want to go get some ice cream. >> that's really funny. he's going to laugh, man. >> jimmy: i was reading something, an interview where you were saying that de niro and scorsese were scared of you when you were shooting that movie? >> yeah, which i understand. i was 12. they had to say things like, "can you pull his fly down?" it was a little awkward. i had made a lot more movies than they had, so whatever, just move over. >> jimmy: you had made a lot more movies than they had at that age? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's pretty crazy. >> they were a little scared. scorsese especially couldn't stop giggling. de niro had to take over. >> jimmy: really? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: does he still gig

but now an outsider named todd cole wants to change that. who is todd cole?odd lives in ontario, and from what i can tell, spends most of his time in the woods. probably drenched in deer urine from head to toe. todd owns and operates a sign rental company that uses illegal dog labor to do spell check. well, guess how that turned out? eldery care? todd cole doesn't care about spelling or our golden seniors. that's why todd and his illiterate dog have no place in dildo. for the past four years, i've been hard at work rebuilding dildo to be a community of dreams. while todd is busy posting inspirational quotes from known canada hater tom hanks. and pushing his recipe for crock pot moonshine on pinterest. unfortunately for todd, it's illegal to make moonshine in canada without a license. matter of fact, for a guy who wants to be mayor, todd cole doesn't seem to have a clue about the law. if he'd even bothered to read the rural planning act of 2000, chapter u-a part 4 chapter 36 subsection 2-c, he'd know the mayor of dildo has the power to prohibit signage. guess

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todd, this is pretty amazing and you offer one emmy. todd: i have not. >> do you ever wish you had.plied in thet lives we actually have tuao appl selfly and payroll fee in order when the emmy so my conclusion come there is noeads way in hec, that the on-air talent did not know about this game edit for no other reason people in this business they talk and it is a small business and so if you see sportscaster x, devastation, when the work, you know what you've done your research and you have been pondering the t amazing you know thehe one that award so randomly when beckywh shows up in your mail, is that you won the war, you know it is not yours and the second.oh greg, you ran the names, one thing you did i mention aboutth those names,in those are all adt film star names. [laughter] [laughter] dirk coward, kirk udry, chris felton, corky, and steve ponder. okay that's an amazing fact that i love you for that c1 i also want to know, how do you know w this. [laughter] [laughter] [applause] back. greg: that makes his whole stort worthwhile. todd: i'm glad they can make it about me intenti

do it. >> todd: fascinating.hought about this for years. now it's a reality. human tech start up neuro are a link successfully inserting chip in brain first human test subject on sunday. brain chip is meant to allow people wirelessly perform computer functions by just thinking of it in a think and click mechanism. millionaire ceo music posting on x yesterday about the cyber net particular implant first product up settered into a person's brain using a surgical row bottom. the first users will be people who have lost the use of their limbs. now the start-up's co-founder telling bloomberg in november the short-term goal is to restore autonomy with those with debilitating conditions. the long-term goal is, quote: to have this available for billions of people and unlock human potential and go beyond our biological capabilities. we would love to know a little nor what that means. the fda granted neuralink to proceed with trials in may. hoping the brain computer interface allow people with disants disabilities to commu

. >> brian: todd piro went to law school and this was never in your briefing. >> todd: to be realisticen thought about this happening when i was in a courtroom. you go in and have bailiffs and security. go do your business and leave. you never have a fear that you are going to be attacked. but that convicted felon is actually due back in court this morning after flinging himself over the bench, taking down a clark county judge just moments after she denied his probation request. >> i think it's time he gets a taste of something else. i can't let that history in accordance with the laws of the state of nevada [bleep] >> whoa, whoa, whoa. [shouting] [scuffle] >> todd: he was in court for sentencing after pleading guilty in november of a charge of attempted battery. the judge felt he should be back behind bars due to his lengthy rap sheet. within the past decade he has been convicted of free felony charges, misdemeanor battery and destruction of property. the court spokesperson saying, quote: we commend the heroic acts of our staff, law enforcement and all others who subdue the defendant.

we adopted a dog named todd. and todd is, we are learning, odd.e's a very sweet dog, but he does weird things. like he doesn't like to go for walks. you ever meet a dog that doesn't like to go nor a walk? [ laughter ] light ike clown that doesn't like balloons, it makes no sense. anyway, last night, my wife starts yelling from our son's room. todd threw up. so i run. todd indeed did throw up. made a little vomit mountain on the rug. and then, of course, he wanted to eat it. [ laughter ] you know people say, "oh, my dog thinks he's a person." they're not people. [ laughter ] my wife goes, "no!" so i rundown to get paper towels. i skroop it up, i clean clean it up, i spray the floor. we're all good. until about ten minutes later, maybe less. i stroll into our bedroom and find our new best friend in the act of committing diarrhea. so i yell, "no!" which is what the trainer told us to do. todd's like, it's to late for no. [ laughter ] todd gives me this guilty look and jumps onto our bed. [ audience moaning ] spreading his gift all over the sheets, co

>> brian: todd piro joins us now with the latest. todd? >> todd: in a word, bizarre.ing his client has no memory of what happened to his friends, quote: he was asleep. he was asleep on the couch. the last memory he has is of them leaving out the front door. he doesn't know what happened with them until, you know, when the police came tuesday night to his house. the three friends were at willis' rental property to watch favorite team play on january 7th when the chiefs beat the chargers in the final week of the regular season. police did not discover the bodies until two days later when one man's fiancee requested a welfare check. family members demanding answers on how their loved ones froze to death. >> cover-up. something is wrong with the picture. man-up. tell us what happened. he knows. he has to know. he's grown man, too. he has to know what happened. >> todd: despite all the suspicion, all the questions. police say, quote: this case is 100 percent not being investigated as a homicide. the resident was at the house, was cooperative with detectives the day the dec

todd, thank you very much.r. >> kayleigh: fired for doing the right thing. welcome to 2024. unreal. on to this. the cdc issuing a dire warning ukraineing healthcare workers to be on high alert for measles. pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware and the washington, d.c. area. dr. marc siegel the best of the best joins us now measles? >> measles is keeping people up at night worrying. we already saw it in thrirts fold increase in measle cases. around the world, we are not seeing kids getting vaccinated. only 83% of the kids in the world have had their first 1409. what does that mean? if you don't get your measle shot. the measle shot works. one shot gives you 93% protection. if you don't get it and get, this kayleigh, if you are in a room where measles is, and the person who had measles leaves the room, two hours later you can get measles in a room almost 100 percent of the time if you are not vaccinated. that's how contagious measles is. number one on the planet respiratory contagious virus. one out of five kids end

. >> todd: cut away now, joe. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ steve good morning, everybody. it is monday, january 8th, 2024. we start this monday morning with a focus on joe biden's border crisis. you have heard all about it. well, today, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is going to head to eagle pass, texas to get a firsthand look at the chaos that border agents are dealing with day in, day out. thanks to this administration. >> ainsley: well, his trip comes as the new dhs report reveals more than 2.3 million migrants have been released into our country under the biden administration. >> brian: co-host lawrence jones is live in eagle pass this morning. is he getting a look at the border by air, land and sea. lawrence? >> hey, good morning, family. yeah. we are live out here. yesterday we went into the air to really see exactly what's happening on the ground, on the day-to-day basis. today we're going to go from land and take a boat out as well to see what border agents are having to deal wi

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>> todd: at this point we do not.eep that private, but, who knows? they're a public family. maybe in the coming days, weeks and months. they will talk more about it to bring more awareness but we will see. >> steve: for the most part all we know for sure it was an overdose. we don't know a lot of the circumstances. todd, thank you very much. >> ainsley: last week we interviewed a mom from new hampshire and she lost her son to fentanyl. we went through some of the statistics. the border san issue for them. >> brian: lawrence, no doubt about it. remember when the president said i san francisco president xi rein in some of the precursors to mexico. mexico flowing by that and human trafficking. making zillions of dollars. what do you think they are going to be discussing when the white house goes down to mexico to try to seal up the border? >> lawrence: yeah. they keep saying that they are going to be talking about the root causes. i don't think they are going to be talking about the drugs that are pouring across the bord

todd: i'm out of control.y finds not just the workers who want to work from home. who else? lauren: i knew this all the time, they won't admitted. the managers. your boss wants to work from home more than you do. 68% of managers want hybrid arrangements a new year versus 48% of people that work for them. employees might be getting sick of the remote thing but managers want to work from home so badly that 52% said they would forgo a raise to get a four week - four day work week. -- four day work week. if the bosses want hybrid so much why are they pushing their staff to come in? the big boss, the ceo wants everybody in the office of the guy under the ceo agrees and tells the workers to come in. stuart: i think i followed that. everybody wants to work from home. i would like to. lauren: the ceos want everybody, want to they want to stay at home and why are they willing to forgo a raise? childcare. if you run into a problem, is more expensive than any raise you get after taxes, the higher rate. those managers hav

todd piro joins us in studio. todd?dd: it's a head scratcher patrick good win accused of murdering girlfriend's 3-year-old son in 2,000 by beating the boy until he had, quote, broken bones and pulverized organs. state records show goodman denied parole three years in a may 2022 hearing. last month, the board reversed course and granted him parole. parole board commercial michelle minor saying quote we find that mr. goodman does not currently pose an unreasonable risk to public safety. goodman telling the board in that hearing, quote: i hope that one day i will be able to show elijah's family, society, and everyone who got caught in the ripple effect of my actionsi am no longer the monster that i used to be. the only chance at stopping goodman's release is governor gavin newsom overruling the parole board's decision. the spokesman for newsom's office says the case will be reviewed carefully. back over to you. >> steve: man, that is so crazy. killing a person. and. >> kayleigh: 3-year-old. >> steve: i'm better, he said. l

. >> todd: that's the way to go. have always been a pro-pontd of the pack. >> brian: just a little cold. >> ainsley: i'm going to ice skate. >> steve: i was talking to a pilot when we were stuck in omaha. the guy said there is a lot of trouble in the skies but keep in mind you are safer in a plane than in the car driving to the airport. >> brian: why do pilots have to dress up? why can't they dress normal. >> steve: it makes me feel good. >> brian: you like the uniform? >> brian: i want them comfortable. they're already januarying in a small cockpit can they wear what they want? >> ainsley: wear a hoodie? look like every other passenger. >> ainsley: when i get on planes now there are people in pajamas. >> lawrence: i hate it. it is so trashy to me. it is. it's so trashy. like your mother lets you leave like that. >> steve: how would you feel if a captain showed up in a hoodie? >> brian: i wouldn't mind. i want them it comfortable and happy. >> steve: hop in folks, next step birmingham. >> brian: captains no, sergeant

y'all, give it up for my friend, todd gilbert. [applause] up until this point, he has made my transition very easy. i am sure that will some today. [laughter] [laughs] speaker scott: i am grateful and thank you to my colleagues for the trust you have placed in me to leave this -- lede this -- lead this august body. the historic nature of my speakership is not lost on me. this will be the first time in the history of the commonwealth of virginia that we have had a speaker who was as intelligent as this and as handsome as this -- no what y'all laughing at is true. [laughter] let me stop. but it's an honor and a privilege to be elected by my peers as the first black speaker of the house of delegates. 405 years after the founding of the longest continuous democratic elected body in the western hemisphere. also, coincidentally, 405 years after the first and sleeved people arrived here. not far from where we stand, down the road in hampton roads. so i know i stand on the shoulders of those who came before me. there is something about be

all l of this and that's supposed to get mexico to help stop the surge of illegals at the border, todd, your reaction. >> such gall. it's precipitated by a weak biden administration that allowed another world leader to think they can get away with that. let me tell you exactly what the exchange with mexico should be. here's how this is going to go, mexico. we're not going to send our own missiles into your country and destroy the cartels in exchange for you destroying the cartels, you regulating immigration, and us not paying a p darn red cen. that's the way it should be. you embolden someone to think he can get away with anything and hold us ransom. it's unconscionable. maria: i know. it's also underlying, todd, what i think is something that we all suspected and that is mexico is helping the illegals get into america. okay. mexican government is working with the drug cartels. they're working together. so if it was any different, it wouldn't appear that they had so much leverage to actually make a difference here. >> that's a great point. that is an excellent point. that underscores w

history, todd bensman. todd, good morning. i guess i should not be surprised.oved the migrants away from where those house members and mr. johnson were so that they were out of camera shots and he did -- speaker johnson did point that out, that they moved the migrants away to try and not have that camera moment. >> yeah. it was the cleanest border i've seen, at least in eagle pass, in a long, long time. and i did talk to one of the congressman who was with the delegation who went into one of the very large soft sided border patrol processing centers, it had 5,000 in it last week and had 11 in it when the delegation came through so that just tells you -- that tells you one thing, which is that when the administration really wants to shut down the border and clean it up with mexico, they certainly can. overnight. cheryl: yeah. kaley mcgee white is on set. jump in here. >> we mentioned that democrats are reportedly considering sitting down for negotiations over a border security package, axios reported this earlier this week but notably missing from the axios repo

will: thank you, todd. carley: thank you, todd.y, guys, was it cold enough for you this week? pete: yes. carley: it wasn't that cold. pete: the beginning of the week was really bad. carley: that was a trick question, rick. rick: it was. i was trying to see if you understood your days of the week. 60 degrees in atlanta as you're walking up, much warmer air has moved across the entire country, and instead of having hundreds of millions of countries having below average temperatures, we've got around 200 million people in above arrange temperatures. so a big relief, and it's only january 27th. this right here is one storm that's brought a lot of rain the last few days across parts of louisiana. still with us today. we have some severe weather threat, could see a tornado or go especially where you see this area of red. anywhere in the yellow, be on the lookout for really strong winds. also more run that's going to fall across to parts of the southern ap appalachians, that brings us a flood threat, and overnight tonight a lot of that mo

young that's how little i see him, todd young and others, langford saying, wait a second. person should the scuttle this great bipartisan agreement. the tragedy, we are really going to fix the border and trump is trying to stop us. >> you know, this isn't about donald trump. this i s about the security of the american people. and i think, let's not blamein trump for doing something all of the american people are saying, which isure secure the border. you look at -- by the way, noe'e one has seen this deal and it is the best deal ever, it is wonderful. you should support it peer they won't let us see it. if it ust is so wonderful, publh it. let us, c it see it. what i do hear about it, laura,0 it m will allow 3,000 more green cards. it sounds like expedited work permits for illegals in the country. sounds like the border will not be closed at all. that is no at t a deal. a a giveaway to joe biden. why woul.d anybody in their right mind, dependent, republican, independent support that? the american people do not support it, that is a bottom line. >> laura: they are suing tex

todd zywicki. now, sally greenberg as the ceo of national consumers league. >> good morning chairman hickenlooper and ranking member lacked branch members of the subcommittee. you are founded in 1890 nine and are america's pioneering consumer advocacy organization. my organization has worked for years to try to raise awareness of the impact of hidden fees, junk fees, and to promote transparency in the marketplace. american companies are addicted to junk fees. they come in many forms, encompassing a wide wave -- range of deceptive charges. they are often unnecessary and surprising charges that inflate costs and add little or no value to a product or service. they are included in the overall advertised price. inventory hotel resort fees are one such fee that comes to mind. americans, whether republican or democrat, hate junk fees. a 2019 survey found at least 85% of americans have encountered -- have encountered a junk fee. a recent poll found 81% of democrats, 77% of independents and 73 percent of r