tonya, thanks for joining us.t off, just have to say, what services specifically are provided under the black infant health program and perinatal equity initiative? >> well, thank you for having me. and i'll just say that the services that we provide for the black infant health program include, but are not limited to, the health education classes, which are in-person group sessions are one on one support, which are given by the case managers. our retention activities, which provide social support and engagement for our moms, and a dedicated nurse public health nurse that does the home visits to make sure that our moms and babies are well taken care of. >> so we mentioned the hypertension 30% reduction in people who are in this program. what other areas of improvement for black mothers did you find when you went back to look at the data? >> well, we found improvements in screening rates. we found that screenings for sexual transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea, chlamydia and hiv was increased. we found screening a

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it'll be corresponding, tonya kramer's in jerusalem, following all of these developments for us. hello to you, tanya. so tell us who are the hostages, who were released today, or yeah, she said we saw the earlier release this morning of 3 more male hostages in con eunice in south and goes as a know they were all taken captive on october 7 from the keep boots near us, which is actually not very far away from where they're where release now now we're talking about here. so again, a take a son. he's a you as is where the citizen he learned upon no returning, coming back home to is rose out. a baby daughter was born while he was in captivity this alexander or so. so to the know, if he's the russian is really a citizen. his mother, grandmother, and girlfriend, were taken also hostage on october 7th. they were released in the release hostage cease fire, release in november in 2023. now we also have seen the release of your hong and who was also abducted from the keyboard scenarios, but his brother remains in captivity. and that shows a bit to notice that just read moments today again,

some of them were serving life sentences for deadly attacks in israel or corresponding tonya kramer's in jerusalem and has been following the developments for us. she told me more about the hostages who were released today. us. yeah, as you said, we saw the earlier release this morning of 3 more male hostages in con eunice in south and goes as a know they were all taken captive on october 7 from the keep boots near us, which is actually not very far away from where they are wherever release know now we're talking about here. again, a daycare, and he's a us is where the citizen he learned to con. no. returning coming back home to is rolled out. a baby daughter was born while he was in captivity. this alexander or social, i don't know if he's the russian is really a citizen. his mother, grandmother, and girlfriend, were taken also hostage on october 7th. they were released in the release hostage cease fire, release in november, and in 2023. now, we also have seen the release of your hong and who was also abducted from the giblets near owes. but his brother remains in captivity and that

release palestinian prisoners were serving life sentences or deadly attacks in his art corresponded. tonya kramer is in jerusalem following all the developments for us. and she told me more about the hostages, who were released today. us. yeah, as you said, we saw the earlier release this morning of 3 more male hostages in hon. eunice in southern garza's and know they were all taken captive on october 7 from the keyboard. smith oldest, which is actually not very far away from where they are, where release? no, no, we're talking about here. so get a ticket and he's a us is where the citizen he learned upon no returning, coming back home to is rolled out. a baby daughter was born while he was in captivity this alexander or so. so to even know if he's the russian is really a citizen. his mother, grandmother, and girlfriend, were taken also hostage on october 7th. they were released in the release hostage seas for our release in november in 2023. now, we also have seen the release of your hong and who was also protected from the keyboard scenarios, but his brother remains in captivity and that

judge tonya chucktin gave the green light to doge. this is the third democrat-appointed judge to reject democrats. now the trump revolution really begins. overturning democrat-run d.c. stopping waste and corruption including spending your tax money on special interests that likely recycles back as donations in order to stay in power. also tonight, this disturbing controversy. doge found the government is not tracking or tracing a mass massive $4.7 trillion in spending of your tax money. plus, social security lists 25 million people over the age of 100. even someone whose older than america and older than the u.s. constitution. tonight, congressman jeff van drew is here to react to more and more corruption and fraud getting exposed in d.c. also tonight this story. >> it's this whole sort of, trump derangement syndrome and you don't realize how real this is until you can't reason with people. liz: elon musk spoke exclusively to fox news shawn hannity about his personal experience with so-called trump derangement syndrome. american major

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consistently gave to poland, cited the natural cause of its former ship. portia, was it with the vine, me. tonya shipple fi has a ph. d, and history. and she's an associate professor and has written about world war 2 and its consequences for your pan nations shall catch up with us tonight. it's in the dark about 4 o'clock. so stanley appear to be autumn in wisc up points. come from your online. yeah, listen to the shine. yeah. not article shape. i any. see if you knew it was not i'm richard online. yeah. smart the search to to go the full, my sort of gas of a, with a bullet region in the same sort of trucks. a 3, me you and that will be 3 additional more there. we just don't go throwing in the side is good for volume and see what your big city, the bullet points east. plugging this is points between us with a shift and she has to grasp the army and was done up by sort of can you spell the, the she's there is a vice got the bill out of school for all the issues to work on sharing your fine of us and i really, oh, go at it. see the speech to i me at that of his daughter was no o'clock, not a sort

so before, before we addressed the issue until tonya to, i just want to understand, you know, because not everybody lives in a cultural home. so what does that look like for you? is that when you are having best days, is it when these marriages, when do you really feel this culture? cochise actually felt during traditional ceremonies that is doing in the corner where they're column and column on the, the gun to which i do send them average. so the only time i would know that a good me see exist properly is in this i just didn't emerge. if you come dressed in your skin, you punch. i will actually send you over. but you cannot tell me to come for a grand putty and you expect me come, dusty no, go me. see what are you trying to him because that specified ja shown us are going to say, is the traditional offer uh traditional your gun done. gave me okay. all right, so let's move to phrase here for a little bit because you come from an extremely traditional home and what it's talking about here is nothing new for you, right? but you have a very different interpretation of you tell us a littl

very tonya king, as well as the good thing that's also the so data you're already involved in such a matter. and it was really amazing for fine. the head of the intelligence. uh they, uh, vince, uh, uh, been faithful. uh, already uh, you know, we, we think they have covered, the student will talk, these are close to him reluctance, you know, star. and he stated that the americans, and that is what you did already lying. and so it would be obviously not to be involved in any adults about does that or any thoughts about supplement without you know, being uh you know, adhered to the ad leak uh, statements and uh, uh, the calibrations of 2002 that are ready uh, given the same solution, just independence and the southern states. the thing is, out of this or away from this, you know, there's a little issues we will not do anything anything. uh, no normalization is what you need. uh no, uh you know, i'm also we're not accepting because nothing y'all lauded also another time in big is what you need. yeah. well maybe of that. so the will be, you know, display let's do unions in the home line,

seeing what happened in pon eunice, i still live pictures, but obviously things are finishing out of tonya is in terms of the exchange that we witnessed a little bit earlier. so that's, that's a wrap of what's has happened of what we expect students to happen at this morning next spring in a new sound as a car for one more question. luciano, in terms of the optics we saw this morning, was sort of message, does have, must want to send here. i am the other goods, what sort of message they want to send, based on the optics we're seeing here today. i think 1st of all that they are, they are about to be able to see that live on. they can see that organize be organized in terms of military operations on intensive in terms of an issue. might push you my niece because i mean, he might die in the exchange. i mean, the funds that they all because he's, he's, i've never really thought it would have the previous one of these ones shows that they were able to protect them. despite the fact that they were under heavy fire by itself. so i think that the, the, the message that they, they, they are given t

and his pop star girlfriend tonya velocity. the chiefs will not one but this is more challenging.players have to rush to their game after their day shift at state farm. after philadelphia, this is yesterday afternoon. eagles fan demonstrated dignified horsemanship by filing out of the stadium. they celebrated with close range fireworks, surfed a cop car and climbed a bunch of greased up light poles. it is a sacred billy tradition that goes back to when ben franklin shimmied onto a lubed up liberty bell. it's in color. it has been one week since trump took office and there have already been big surprises. i did not know a week could last ten years. as far as the awful stuff he has been doing, i don't like it and you don't like it. that's just what the maga folks really like about it. for instance, even though trump is threatening to withhold disaster aid from california, his visit got a ringing endorsement from mel gibson. on friday, mentally ill max went on the tv and said this. >> i am glad trump is here at the moment. you know, it is like daddy arrived and he is taking his belt

. >> carley: judge overseeing this case is tonya chutkin, oversaw donald trump's electrion case.e decision here? >> i like to believe judges set politics aside when they are on the bench, i will not speculate on that. these 14 states have filed their lawsuit, 20 states fired brief saying this is intrusion on president's article two powers. >> carley: if she does decide with 14 states, is that it, it is over and goes to supreme court? >> this is district court, lowest level of federal court and goes to circuit appeals. >> carley: long journey ahead. >> as always. >> carley: totally. something else donald trump is trying to do is end birth right citizenship. interesting piece in new york times, opinion piece and the authors say he might have a legal point. they say, they meaning illegal immigrants did not come in amity and gave no alelegiance to the country when they entered. they cannot be bound through laws through act of defiance of the laws. explain that argument in layman's terms and do you agree? >> where does birth right citizenship come from? 14th amendment. one amendment e

. ♪ ♪ >>> democrats bid to block doge and major setback in federal court judge tonya beaulieu seen theesident trump at this time she refused to rule in favor of the 14 state attorney general's who are saying they failed to assess doge is assessing government data and has caused harm to their states. also blasted their reliance on news articles for the evidence saying "the court can't act based on media reports". let's bring in constitutional law attorney jonathan turley fox news contributor. this is what the judge had to say about this. here is what another legal mind had to say sonia austen on the view. >> he is unelected we did not vote for him and he has created along with the president a government agency with no congressional oversight. under our constitution that is illegal. it is just illegal. >> martha: a big applause for that comment but the judge was not impressed with the evidence to stop any of this at this point jonathan. >> yeah, think i will stick with the federalist papers rather than the view for the basis of the constitution just a choice of mind. but the fact is what

judge tonya chutkin refused the request to immediately oppose wide-ranging restrictions on elon musk'soge. the coalition claims musk far-reaching role is unconstitutional since he wasn't confirmed by the senate and the state sought to block doge from accessing seven federal agencies. she refused to their demand to do so at the current stage of the case saying they had not made the necessary showing of irreparable harm. she said "plaintiffs legitimately call into question what appears to be the unchecked authority of an unelected individual and an entity that wasn't created by congress and over which it has no oversight. in these circumstances it must to be indisputable that the court works within the bounds of its authority. accordingly, it can't issue a temporary restraining order. especially one as wide-ranging as the plaintiff's request without clear evidence of imminent irreparable harm to the plaintiffs. the current record does not meet that standard. we will show you a portion of the interview that aired on fox news last night. here is elon musk responding to criticism about doge

we are awaiting the key ruling as you noted from judge tonya chuck and she over saw the election interferencesterday she handed him a temporary victory declining to halt elon musk and his team at doge. she's doing it despite a lawsuit from 14 state attorneys general seeking to block doge from accessing government systems. yesterday she said she was not persuaded to stop doge from trimming staff members and cutting programs. also allowing doge to continue to access federal data. the supreme court gearing up for a busy time the next few months with most coat which court hearings heading in that direction. yesterday white house asked the nine justices to allow president trump to fire the former head of the office of special counsel which is separate from doj special councils. he oversaw the independent ethics agency that protects whistle-blower federal employees as we await these key rulings in washington. martha. >> martha: as soon as we get them let us know. david thank you at the department of justice. we bring in andy mccarthy former president -- federal prosecutor and fox news contributor a

district judge tonya chutkan seemed skeptic of the a.g.'arguments saying the states haven't shown evidence of eminent harm. part of that has to do with the unpredictable way doge is operating making it hard to figure out what doge will do or not do next. lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: madeleine, you starlighted with $4.7 trillion. essentially untraceable. we don't know why they never said what account it was going to or where it came from this came came from here and went there. >> madeleine: exactly. that's the hope. that's part of what doge is trying to do. that's why they say they are doing what they're doing right now. they say part of the problem is that there is a lack of trainers over here. you can't figure out what certain payments are doing. this is part of cost-cutting effort or rather what their efforts are to trim waste and fat as they say. we will see whether or not now that that change has been made with certain payments, we'll see what efforts -- >> ainsley: what about doge worworking with social security. elon

>> it was actually with "i, tonya," when i presented with allison janney in 2018. shoulder and she actually happened to be at the table. so, it was a really great -- >> seth: oh, that's awesome. the bird wasn't there? >> the bird wasn't there, but she was. and i felt like that was maybe a good luck charm. >> seth: yeah. you also should be noted, which was really cool, you were nominated for two films. so, you won one of them. i don't want to belabor it, but lost so hard on the other one. [ laughter ] >> well, as -- >> seth: just like -- i mean you just ate it. i know we're like, "oh won a globe." but let's not forget, you lost one. [ light laughter ] >> i know. but i didn't even really -- honestly even just the two nominations, i mean, you know, was such a surprise in a way because these movies were really difficult to make, especially "apprentice" in itself. no studio, no marketing, no billboard on sunset that anybody wanted to put up. you know, we just had him and everyone else trying to sensor it in a way. so just to have been there was -- >> seth: it had been t

. >> w tonyas been involved in those high speed chases and heroic moments that we all hear about, it'snes him. tony is the one who steps in when people are at their most vulnerable the one who giv victims a sense of safety and dignity. >> and more importantly hope. and let me you about a moment that encapsulates tony's dedication to this mission. on october 6th, the young man called 911 in a statef panic. >> he was telling the the caller or the call taker that his father was holding a knife to his mother's throat and threatening to kill everyone in the house. the suspect, a father of three, had been drinking all night and was violently assaulting his wife, trapping the family inside the home. to escalate the situation, he even created an incinerator device using a smirnoff bottle and a cloth. searching frantically for a lighter to cause even more harm. when the officers arrived and arrested the suspect, the family was safe from immediate danger. but their nightmare was far from over. they needed shelter, a safe place to go to escape from the threat that still loomed over them. in san f

. >> tonya. obvious. >> tonya. obvious. >> tonya. obvious. >> tonya. honestly, did you know. then doctor zhivago. and if you ever see it, it's all set in russia. you know, around the turn at the time of the russian revolution. freezing cold. there's snow, ice everywhere. it was actually shot in spain in 80 degrees heat. and it's all wax. and even omar sharif and he's got he's got the ice on his moustache. >> the makeup looks bad. >> the makeup looks bad. >> i'll tell you what. that's magnificent makeup. so i won't have you knocking david lean and the makeup for argo. seriously? honestly, all these years on, do me a favour. give it a go. it's fantastic. >> wonderful film. why did we bnng >> wonderful film. why did we bring that up? why are you talking about it? >> only because i probably should have been watching football and rugby on saturday. and i was drawn in by zhivago. >> he's telling you what he's doing on saturday. >> oh. >> oh. >> in a roundabout way. >> in a roundabout way. >> and guess what i saw this morning at 330. >> doctor zhivago. >> doctor zhivago. >> in the r