trey? how are you doing? >> trey: thank you, bret. that is about the nicest blog i can possibly get from one of the best in the business, thank you for saying that. ♪ ♪ >> trey: good evening, and welcome back to "fox news prime" i'm trey gowdy. president biden signed even more executive orders today. for those keeping track at home, keeping score at home, we are off to a whopping 43. this latest round focuses on immigration, and dismantles many of president trump's signatures policies. here's what president biden said earlier today. >> president biden: i'm not making new law. i'm illuminating bad policy. the last president of the united states issued executive orders i thought were very counterproductive to our security and who we are as a country. >> trey: we understand why people want to come to this country, to escape persecution, to taste freedom and liberty, to no hard work and education and a level playing field, can combine forces to transform lives. escaping a country rife with conflict is one thing. picking a new home is anot

trey. >> trey: thank you, rick. a free and open press, many members of the media are changing their tune and calling for censorship of their conservative colleagues. here is cnn's media man, calling for cable providers to "limit the reach" of channels like fox news. >> it sounds like cancel culture. they harm reduction models. they say that they are removing lies about vaccines. q and on cult content. many companies would say yes, of course they have too much power. reducing a liar's reach is not the same as censoring freedom of speech. >> trey: wow. joining me now, professor and fox news contributor jonathan turley. professor turley, let me ask you a really complicated legal question. what is he talking about mark >> [laughs] well, it is striking. this idea that i'm not restricting the freedom of travel. i'm just restricting the means of travel. the idea here is that we can engage in censorship of controlling speech but we are really not against free speech. and that is the point, isn't it, of controlling speech, i

>> trey: i'm doing great.er who probably doesn't know why is it so much better for the teachers and the kids to be in the classroom, as opposed to e-learning or virtual? >> well, i feel like all teachers, of course, want their students to be in the classroom. it's -- you make great connections. you can do more hands on activities. it's just wonderful to be able to be in the classroom and do what we do, and teach, and enjoy our students, enjoy our time together. however, this year, teachers have just shown that they can be creative and go above and beyond, and still try to make those connections with those students who are learning remotely. it is not the same, but teachers have just proven that teachers can teach from anywhere and do amazing things. >> trey: all right. you are also a mom. >> mmhmm. >> trey: you are every bit as concerned about your health. shieh no mike i am married to a teacher. and yet, it can't be simply a question of being concerned about health. you are a mom and want to be healthy, too.

trey? >> trey: thank you, trace. kerry wants you to pitch in and fight climate change, even if it means sacrificing your job. how? if you're wondering what john kerry is willing to do to pitch in, not much. here he is back in 2019 explaining why he flew his private jet to ice the land for a climate conference. >> it's the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle. i negotiated the paris accords for the united states. i have been involved in this fight for years. time it takes me to come. i can't sail across the ocean. i have to fly. >> trey: to be fair to john kerry, maybe he did have to fly. i think his yacht was in the shop that week. here's a crazy idea, john kerry. fly commercial like the rest of the world. because commercial flights are better for the environment. the down side is you might have to actually sit next to a normal person who doesn't play polo and the flight probably doesn't offer caviar. if you want to fly private, that's up to you, just don't lecture the rest o

i'm trey gowdy. i will see you tomorrow night at 7:00.g, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." what a week and it's only thursday. but there has been only one story in washington, d.c. and across the country. there has been an enormous amount of talk not just this week but over the last month about violent extremism and the people who embrace it. the dangerous people. those violent are domestic terrorists we are told. they must be put down by force. the war on terror has moved statewide extremists have breached our walls they are inside our country and in response we must hunt them down. doing it is existential. our country depend on it. our lives depend on it. we are hearing thoseor

but i share trey thinking about this.like what he is doing and sincerely hope $1.9 trillion relief package is something he doesn't relent on and continues to push. >> bret: mollie, the news that trump came out and said what he said, obviously an ally of president biden. >> yes, first of all let me say the pipeline should not have been killed. it was a wonderful thing that was helping provide energy independence for the country which isn't just good for domestic jobs but good for national security. and president biden was pretty honest what he wanted to do with the economy but he was not honest about what he was going to do in terms of getting rid of the pipeline and destroying so many jobs without a plan in place or what those jobs could be. but it seems if president biden were trying to kill the economy he would do what is exactly doing. this pipeline thing or raising taxes or getting rid of the tax cuts or whether of the $15 minimum wage he wants to put forth, which is totally something large corporations can handle but

trey?nd tom cotton steals the little dog. >> bret: [laughing]. that would be quite a development. [laughing]. >> it might happen. who knows? >> bret: thanks, everybody. that's it for "special report." fair, balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by mark steyn starts in 10 seconds with a great guest janice dean with breaking news about the covid deaths in new york. >> yes, i thought chuck had it in the bag. but trey came through with the winning headline. i hope you give a prize and i hope trey gets a bret baier tote bag out of this. great show as always. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i am mark steyn. earlier today at the impeachment trial the prosecution rested. tomorrow the defense makes its case. if i were available i would do as charles just suggested

harold ford, junior, molly hemmingway, and trey gowdy. trey, it's a great way to wrap-around up this day. it was back and forth all day.w up this day. it was back and forth all day. let's rewind to the defense of the form are president? >> it was better than it started off. they put political speech on trial. if you want to sanction donald trump's speech on january 6 we will show you a lot of other political speech you need to sanction. i thought that was the wrong impeachment article. i said that weeks ago. the questions from the senators are proving ha. the senators want to know what was the president's reaction. they will never know because the house managers did not interview anyone. they won't call any witnesses and they didn't depose anyone. what was the president's reaction response? what did he know and when? we will never know because the prosecutors didn't do their jobs. >> bret: molly, the house managers said you could know. we wanted the former president to testify. you said no. we would like witnesses. there will be a vote on

trey yingst has the latest from the middle east newsroom. >> fox news has learned the threat level forrican service members in iraq was raised today. as a u.s. military fears retaliation. for air strikes overnight in eastern syria. according to u.s. officials, seven 500 laser pound bombs were dropped near the iraqi border, killing 22 iranian pack fighters. u.s. and coalition personnel in iraq were targeted three separate times with rockets this month by iranian backed shia militias. one attack have been 11 days ago in the city of rubio. killing a contractor and injuring five americans. including one u.s. service member. >> we are confident in the target that we went after, we know what we did. and we are confident that that target was being used for the same she a militia that conducted the strikes. >> the pentagon quickly released a statement calling the strikes "proportionate and done in consultation with coalition partners." it was the first major american military action abroad since president biden took office in the department of defense was clear, these targets were meant to sen

>> martha: thanks, trey. trey yingst in jerusalem. john ratcliffe is here with us.ort and the back and forth and the progress made in the middle east in the trump administration, a new coalition built, where do you think this is headed? >> we shouldn't lift sanctions. martha, within days after joe biden became president-elect biden, he talked about wanting to return to the uranium nuclear deal. my hope is once he started to receive intelligence briefings, he would change his mind. there's no intelligence to support that. what the intelligence shows, martha, is that iran is weaker, poorer and less influential in the middle east than they've been in decades. we have peace in the middle east because iran is poorer, weaker. peace agreements with israel and bahrain and uae would not have been possible in the past. iran is not able to bully their middle east neighbors and as a result, american troops are safer, the middle east is safer and there's no justification, no intelligence that would warrant going back to an iranian nuclear deal. >> martha: a great point. you're m

harold ford jr., and trey gowdy from south carolina.n a broad sense. what about this one and its prospects? >> yeah, bret. center menendez is unsure if this bill will pass. it has no chance. it doesn't address border security. unless you address border security, you'll have the same conversation in two years, four years and six years. i don't want to be cynical, bret but both parties benefit from the debate over immigration. i wonder sometimes, the solution to me is not that hard. i wonder if there's an appetite for the solution because both sides benefit from the issue. >> harold, what about that? again, there's been multiple efforts. nancy pelosi is saying this is a great thing. we're not approaching it piecemeal. but actually in essence, is there some things to be done piecemeal until you can get the votes for a broader immigration plan? >> it's good to be on. thanks for having me on. it was almost 40 years ago, 35 years ago when president reagan passed the last package. what nonprofit would not review their practices and performance

trey.state media outlets running interview with putin that was filmed last wednesday and he talks about he believes the west is trying to contain his country. we do know that the russian head of state was asked about the arrest of alexei navalny that jailed opposition leader who is still in jail after being taken into custody last month. putin claimed international bodies who have demanded release and navalny was on court on friday allege has he slandered a world war ii veteran and faces charges that's unrelated to a sentence earlier in the month that handed him nearly 3 years in prison for suspected fraud charges. now as for the protests that erupted in january over initial arrest, president putin had this to say. >> regarding the fact that people joined protests and not only in support of the person on the investigation alexei navalny, yes, you probably right, that's what happened. but you know what, this person under investigation is being used precisely at the moment when in countries a

you saw from what trey said, and that is our wind and our solar got shot down and they were collectively more than 10% of our power gridt and that thrust texas into a situation.

we only heard from the prosecution side, the democrat side, trey. your thoughts on what we saw this afternoon so far. >> that's why yesterday was so important. that was the only chance the defense had to kind of set the tone or raise questions or make the jury think about something all day. i mean, it is -- it's miserable to be sitting there in a courtroom and never have a chance to respond. but you knew that yesterday. you blew it. you whiffed it yesterday. today's a natural consequence of that. >> so ken starr, trey is talking about bruce castor, the attorney that went first yesterday. mr. schroen did a slightly better job. your thoughts on how this was going so far and the wasted opportunity of yesterday. >> i don't think the opportunity was wasted. i know there's been a lot of criticism of the president's team. i actually thought david schroen did a fine job of doing what? not talking about the facts but talking about the unconstitutionality of this. i think that is the better argument. so that was supposedly on the law. what the democrats did a

trey? how are you doing? >> trey: thank you, bret.for saying that. ♪ ♪ >> trey: good evening, and welcome back to "fox news prime" i'm trey gowdy. president biden signed even more executive orders today. for those keeping track at home, keeping score at home, we are off to a whopping 43. this latest round focuses on immigration, and dismantles many of president trump's signatures policies. here's what president biden said earlier today. >> president biden: i'm not making new law. i'm illuminating bad policy. the last president of the united states issued executive orders i thought were

trey gowdy doing in our show for the first time for the full week. easier, bret. congratulations on your knees. this is hard. you make it look easy, but it is hard, brother. >> bret: all right, have a good one. and ♪ ♪ >> trey: you too, take care. good evening, and welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm trey gowdy. thank you again for joining us tonight. well, that didn't last long. joe biden, kamala harris, and the mainstream media love to talk about unity. these are the words of president biden just moments after he took the oath of office. >> president biden: my whole soul is in it. today, on this january day, my whole soul is in this, bringing america together, uniting our people, uniting our

well, this night and all week hosted by trey gowdy starts right now. hey, trey. >> hey brett.fox new primetime." i'm trey gowdy and i will be your host this week. i want to first start by saying thank you. thank you for joining us. your time and your resources. you have a time and choice on where to spend them. i just want to say i'm grateful that you are with us tonight. today, president joe biden met with 10 republican senators on the issue of a possible covid relief package. ordinarily meetings are good. dialogue is good. but only if you know what your objective is ahead of

but we will see when it actually comes up. >> bret: but trey, chuck schumer wasn't. he said he will work with the department and they will write it in a way that it fits under these rules and that brings up a whole list of questions about small businesses and how that will affect them over the next four years. >> he doesn't even have to work with a parliamentarian. she could rule and the senate could overrule or overturn her finding because they've done it before. i think joe biden is smart enough to know that running on a campaign platform of, congratulations, you got a raise, sorry you lost her job, is not a winning platform in 2022. and i think he is smart enough to know that. >> this is what's going to be interesting, whether they decide to overturn the parliamentarian. in my mind to come at the president talks about at divided country that needs to be brought back together. well, it's not going to be brought back together by getting people to agree on policy, they are very different principles and very different philosophies and they want very different policies

good morning, trey. >> reporter: todd, jillian, good morning.an agreement in place that will allow weapons inspectors to keep an eye on iranian nuclear activities. raphael grossy, the director general of the international a atomic energy agency met with iranians on sunday in tehran to discuss a law passed by the country's parliament limiting iaea access, grossy said iran will continue to implement comprehensive safeguards agreement and a temporary understanding was reached to keep monitoring iranian nuclear activities for up to three months. despite efforts over the last week to lower tension, there is increased regional uncertainty surrounding the new clear deal. there is positive news regarding american relations with iran. jake sullivan confirmed to cbs news yesterday that lines of communication are open. >> we intend to very directly communicate with the iranians about the complete and utter outrage, the humanitarian catastrophe that is the unjust, unlawful detention of american citizens. >> have you done that. >> we have begun to communicat

i think i would give that went to trey gowdy. those lawyers need to get better, i with him on that. thanks for that, great show. i'm mark steyn, and welcome to "fox news primetime." on the first day of america's first three impeachment trial and the world's first three impeachment trial, actually since last november when the president of peru was re-impeached and removed from office, more common than you think. i had the misfortune to cover the imp clinton impeachment trial and i've never been able to take the united states senate seriously since. after a month hold up with those guys, i told them i was in favor with the new zealanders dated 1951 when they abolished the upper house and became a unicameral legislature. there is no institution less suited to serve as a jury than the most self regarding group of legislators anywhere on earth. the trick if you are impeachment manager is to flatter them into thinking what you want best comports with their sense of their own portentous grantor. one way to do that is to keep referring to the senate as the world's greatest deliberative body

molly, the element in the story as trey mentioned, the cancun trip for ted cruz which we talked aboutut when the pandemic started. governors were given the same information and had to make decisions about what to do in their states and how to react. governor cuomo reacted poorly in many ways. there was the policy back in march of 2020 that he denied and now it's all coming out that sending up six people into nursing home which lead to death was seriously problematic. you had other people who tried to balance the cost and benefits of various measures. the cost of shutting down schools, the cost of adding people from doing businesses. people like governor desantis in florida. those people got horrible media coverage whereas cuomo was praised and given so much support from the media in large part because cuomo was going to bat against the real enemy, donald trump. you know even if there were things back then and i don't know if you remember donald trump thought cuomo was asking for too many ventilators. trump ended up being completely writes but the media treated it as if trump was wrong

trey gowdy. thank you. great to see you today. >> thank you. >> harris: the anti-trump lincoln project is accused of turning a blind eye to sexual harassment hall -- allegations against one of its own co-founders. the media pretty much ignored it. and watch for this. >> president biden: not a single solitary one who would not change places the problems the president of the united states has versus the problems they have. china is going to eat our lunch? come on, man. >> harris: then candidate biden dismissed the china threat. that was 2019. now that he is in the oval office, he has changed his tune. former secretary of state mike pompeo on whether the new administration is prepared to take on one of our biggest adversaries live next. is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health. rese

fox news primetime, hosted by trey gowdy. what to do with the extra time, bret. thank you, though. great show tonight. good evening and welcome to fox news primetime. i'm trey gowdy. your time is important and we're grateful you would spend it with us. i want you to imagine there's a file sitting on a prosecutor's desk. the decision that prosecutor makes will impact every aspect of your life. your reputation is at stake. your freedom is at stake. your ability to provide for your family is at stake. now, what are the characteristics and qualities you want in the person making these decisions that will impact your life? do you want that person to be impartial? do you want that person to be fair, to be guided by the facts and the law?

right now. >> trey: this is real work, i need to go back to the house, this is hard.ime, i'm trey gowdy, thank you for joining us tonight. impeachment starts next week, nancy pelosi says house democrats were moving forward with impeachment to "protect the constitution, and then she slipped up and told her the truth. listen to this. >> the house managers are walking into a trial where all signs point to acquittal. >> they haven't heard the case, the court of the senate today will make their case in the court of public opinion they will make their case, i have great confidence in them and we'll see. we'll see if it's going to be a senate of courage or

i hear some of the concerns expressed by both katie and trey, but trey and i work in that building. if you listen to some of the things that were being said, we are being reminded of writers and protesters said in the capital, they were looking for the vice president, looking for the speaker. mr. trump had sent them there. we can to stomach debate, i don't think there's much debate that the president certainly encourage this group, encourage them before january 6. some argue this is the free speech right. how do you defend, after the president watched this for four hours. if i were the president and i didn't believe my words were inciting those terrorists to go to the capital, i would've immediately spoken up within minutes of watching that on television urging them to go home. i would've deployed more police and maybe even the military. i certainly would've called be vice president, this energy dominic senate majority leader. president trump did none of those things. he didn't react until four hours later until he made a statement expressing his gratitude and love and well wishes f

hey, trey. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon.expel weapons inspectors from their country as a stalemate on the nuclear deal continues. today raphael grossy, the director of the international you atomic energy agency, met with the iranians in tehran to discuss the move. under the new law, the aaea with no longer have access to camera feeds that allow them to monitor iranian new you clear activity, they will not be permitted to conduct snap inspection. a letter was signed today reinforcing the decision, adding the government has no right to delay implementation. despite european efforts to lower tensions, the step is expected to increase rhetoric across the region. according to iran foreign minister, u.s. sanctions on the islamic republic have inflected $1 trillion in damage on iran. eric. eric: all right, trey, in jerusalem, thank you. arthel: the trump org. of any says has lost its contract to operate two iconic ice skating rink in central park. the city says it's canceling the contracts after the former president was impeached f

but trey came through with the winning headline. i hope you give a prize and i hope trey gets a bret baier tote bag out of this. great show as always. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i am mark steyn. earlier today at the impeachment trial the prosecution rested. tomorrow the defense makes its case. if i were available i would do as charles just suggested to bret baier and use a defense bannister's line. no case to answer my lord and then i would sit down. the defense rests. we will attend to other matters with understand only janice dean and peter navarro. after negotiate the theory of the case that a massacre took place that day masterminded by the president himself. all but 1 of the 5 dead from january 6 were trump supporters felled by strokes, heart attacks, one lady shot by a police officer. the nearest thing to a trump kill was brian sicknick. this is how the newspaper of record the "new york times" reported that story. >> still he dreamed of being a police officer. then was killed by a pro-trump mob. the repo

>> trey: very, very bluntly stated advice. very concise. thank you, karl. i hope you've enjoyed tonight's conversations. for more, check out my podcast at foxnewspodcast.com. thank you for watching. i'm trey gowdy. i >> tucker: welcome to tucker carlson. we have an admission. for more than four years we've been telling you, almost every week, is the basic threat to your freedoms in america is not the federal government. we've thought that for a long time. it can be infuriating, stupid and dangerously but theoretically you have some control over its behavior since it's a democracy in. this moment right now the bigger threat to your family turns out to be huge publicly held corporations, particularly the tech monopolies. why? because you have zero control over their behavior. they truly aren't interested in what they think, yet they have enormous control over your life. you should be worried about it. you probably are worried about it. we were wrong. rest easy, america. we've got happy news for you tonight. good tidings from our friends in the academic resear

cardi lament -- trey gowdy, former councilman of south carolina. you asked him about his criticism as you note just made less than two weeks ago, he pivoted to criticizing president biden, not the president you were asking about and denied for the republican party, we just have to look at what is going to be expected of former president trump to say at cpac whether there is a civil war and the party, because to a lot of us it looks like there is one. >> bret: yes, i thought it was interesting too, it sets up cpac and the speech that is going to be sunday, a lot of eyeballs looking at that, but clearly there is a rift, the liz cheney mitch mcconnell side of the party, your thoughts of where that stands tonight? >> well, there was a rift when i was they are. we just were meant to look back in the majority. we used to just like to fight when we were the majority, and i would like to fight all the time, and the reason, it's important to say the reason, you are going to get a lot more media time, a lot more print time, and funder is a lot better attacki

conner and trey. the curriculum has been adjusted very heavily because of the situation we are in. earlier in the year we had a very hard time getting work done. jedediah: conor. >> i will admit i have learned some stuff but nowhere near the amount of stuff that we would learn in a normal classroom just because the pace of the class is slow. jedediah: sean beer and niffin second grade and kidnap der garden. how has it been for you to be home a lot as opposed to being in school with your classmates? >> well, i think it's fun because well, i get to play outside. we also when it's raining outside we also have to play inside and also in school we earn -- [inaudible] the class is really special. so then they announce the gold star yesterday. >> and niffin, what about you? >> and at our school we have a lot of fun during math and that's my favorite subject. jedediah: your favorite subject. >> favorite special love to make stuff. jedediah: niffin, how has it been for you to be out of school and to now be hea

arthel: trey yingst live in the mideast bureau.ing when i say this, if you ever work with me and i hear you treat another colleague with disrespect, talk down to someone, i promise you i will fire you on the spot. on the spot. no if and or butts speak to someone in the white house has learned about that the controversy surrounding a white house communication official, deputy press secretary tj declue resigned last night after reports surfaced that he threatened to destroy a reporter who was working on a story with his relationship with a different journalist. in a statement he apologized and said he is devastated to have embarrassed and disappointed my white house colleagues and president biden, let's bring in jamie weinstein, the show podcast, founder and partner of j mw strategies who knows about the way of washington. ducklo, let's get the facts, ducklo goes out, it's a relationship with axial's reporter, she covered the campaign, it is public, the political reporter tara is writing a story about this and tara talks the duck lot

trey yingst has the latest on the standoff. hey, trey. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. between washington and tehran, the nuclear deal is shaping up to be a competition of who blinks first. iran's supreme leader said today that u.s. sanctions on his country would have to be lifted first before returning to the nuclear deal. president joe biden this weekend told cbs news that america will not lift sanctions on iran until they stop enriching uranium. the remarks from the ayatollah usher in a new chapter for what iran is calling definitive policy toward the agreement. the ayatollah acknowledged that iran violated the deal. reports indicate they are enriching uranium at 20% as well as maintaining more storage in the plan. last month, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken said the islamic republic could be three weeks away -- three months away from having a nuclear bomb. he argued they could produce the needed material in a matter of weeks. the closer iran gets to a nuclear weapon the more pressure increases in the middle east. israel made clear they made open the possibili

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trey yingst has more on that from our mideast bureau. >> reporter: jon, good evening.s inspectors from their country as a stalemate on the nuclear deal continues. rafaeling gross city, the director general of the international atomic energy agency, met with the iranians today in tehran to discuss the issue and was able to make some progress. he left the meeting saying that iran will continue to implement the comprehensive safeguards agreement and that a temporary understanding was reached to allow the iaea to keep monitoring iranian nuclear activities for up to three months. under a new law passed by iran's parliament in december, the aiea will no longer have access to camera feeds that allow them to monitor from afar. it's unclear if the agreement today changes that implementation. we do know that snap inspections will no longer take place irregardless of the understanding today. despite european efforts over the past week to lower tensions, there is still increased uncertainty surrounding the nuclear deal. >> there has to be on part of the europeans and the americans

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here to weigh in now, trey gowdy.itutional. do you expect the trial over the coming days will suddenly cause enough of those senators to change their mind? >> i do not. i can tell you having done trial work, when you start the trial with half the jury thinking you shouldn't be there, you're not going to win. >> john: we heard earlier today and the last glimpse of what they are trial are going to be before things open up, i found this to be particularly intriguing. the only reference in the president's speech on the 6th of january was taking pride in his administration's creation of the space force. he never implied weapons or anything of the sort. he says, he use the word in the figurative sense with arcuate or putting forth an extreme effort. what do you think those arguments? >> i think the democrats and their haste to impeach this president, took the weakest of their arguments. i'm not suggesting they would've been successful, but a much better argument is, you are surprised the siege took place, what did you do wh

back up into the medium category mostly trey paul and by sunday and monday, especially warmer temperatures. we had warmer temperatures today, all the way up to 60 degrees in san jose, only 57. low to mid 60s across the board and now a mix of 50s and 60s on the map. they will drop back into the 40s by early tomorrow morning with temperatures reaching up to about what is normal for this time of year even with more clouds and sunshine tomorrow, very close to our advertise pretty much across the board. let's zoom in. mid to upper 50s along the coast, low 60s for the southbay and low 60s for the santa clara valley. not much variation for inland parts of the east bay either. a mix of upper 50s and low 60s around the central bay, and for the north bay which has slightly . clouds lingering over the north bay. the warming trend really kicks in early next week near 70 inland by monday and tuesday, mid 60s by the bay and low 60s along the coast. we start to back off a little bit by wednesday and thursday. if you missed the future cast take another look coming up at six. >>> a doorbell prank goes horr

>> trey is right and you're right, this is what happened. on january 6 when this all happened, there was this emotional reaction. it was trump's fault. they figure whatever they do as far as articles of impeachment, it should be thought out. they should have gone with what actions are the failure of the president to take action after the insurrection took place. that's why it's a foregone conclusion president trump is going to be acquitted tomorrow or sunday. >> martha: yeah, i mean one of the issues as brought up by nancy pelosi is that the question that we're raising, what did the president do once he realized what was happening? you play the moments when he spoke to the video camera, told people he loved them, that they would remember this day forever. all of that was powerful on the democrat's side of this equation. you know, you kind of roll that back and that requires an investigation. the other side what did you do? did you fulfill your office, protect the nation? that requires the investigation that democrats didn't really want to ta

see look closely, trey young off the back. no wonder come on, right to the bucket for two of his 33 points. and guess what, frank? this is just for you and julie, this is a meerkat and julie haener real life. it's left to me to be like. it's like a slinky. yeah take it up. funny so i could watch that all night, checking the dog all out. our producer jason appelbaum is quite an animal. love ready finds thies and you know, inserts of in here by surprise, and she was particularly usually anything that animal closure of the winter while i could watch that all night so we could see you guys all right? you go back. thanks for joining us, everybody. good night. hey, thank you. here's an andrew jackson. make a clean set of sheets happen, i'll introduce you to his twin brother. (chuckles) you don't have to do the banter, but what's it cost me? manny, it was a great idea to come on the train. rail is the last bastion of respectable travel now that every airport has become a sweat-pant convention. we are all traveling to portland because

. >> reporter: mayor trey menendez says the city is working closely with the new administration and n.g.o.'s to response. >> they understand our position and they know we're all in the same thing together. >> reporter: is this a by- product of just a system that has had a ton of band-aids but no true solution, no true fix? >> that's true. and mexico said that they would not accept families back with young children anymore. >> reporter: border patrol is now reporting a spike in apprehensions all along the southwest border, and agents tell me they are most concerned about the number of unaccompanied minor said that they are seeing right now. this is children that are coming here alone and without their parents. the federal government is actually preparing for an influx by opening several facilities around the country to house these children. mireya villarreal, cbs news, hidalgo, texas. >> diaz: incredible reportingtiy storm prs. today, 7,000 homes remain in the dark, and some 2,000 still have no running water. one plumbing company reports a wait list of 2,500 customers. to montana now, and

trey maine davis will be an honorary captain.cla working underserved students as a retention coordinator, makes sure students have resources and motivation to succeed in high school, college, of course, careers and beyond. >> you know davis knows that experience firsthand. that struggle. he's actually the first in his family to graduate from high school. and you know what, another bay area native making big appearance during the super bowl. >> twas the night before super bowl and what to my wandering eye should appear but the super bowl legends of yesteryear. >> that's marshawn lynch in the frito-lays super bowl commercial. a take on the famous christmas poem. you know who's also going to show up, joe montana and jerry rice. laura, i also hear one of bay h.e.r., the grammy award winning artist is going to sing "america the beautiful." >> look forward to that. going to be a great day. back to you. >>> all right. thank you. new video this morning of large streams of red hot lava shooting into the night sky. the most active volcano

trey angst, fox news. california is just one of many states where most public schools are in distance learning, fox news, christina coleman tells us where the fight to get kids back into the classroom around the country is now intensifying. nearly a year into the pandemic school districts across the country are trying to get students back in the classroom sometime during the spring semester. hopefully we'll be able to take the kids back out into the world and do field trips again, but before that can happen, parents and educators have sought assurances it will take place in a safe environment. many schools now partnering with hospitals. to get teachers vaccinated as quickly as possible. president biden has said he'd like to see most schools reopened by late april. he's asking congress for $130 billion for schools as part of the next covid relief package, the nation's third largest school district, chicago public schools reached tentative agreements with the teachers union on some health and safety protocol

the policy is better they are about national security or other aspects so i think that judges will trey's significant pressures there are already commenters the newspapers from broad stablished politicians or chinese commenters are agreeing that bill should not be given in such cases so i think the and at and i would like to also also highlight it on not just lol the chief exec you don't get to designate judges every year but when you know that these cases so i think it creates some kind of pressure on judges behavior particular matter and decide cases in a particular matter so it's going to be highly challenging for them so you're just taking a bit of a step back now by my count it's been something like more than 6 months since these go with one person mostly in that time we've seen dozens of arrests and then also activists who've been fleeing abroad to safety has that you think decimated the pro-democracy movement that i think it is definitely having that impact on the pro-democracy moment but i think we should also keep in mind that there's another equally why joe element which is the

. >> reporter: at j.b.l.m., colonel trey rutherford, chief of staff for the seventh infantry division. the army emergency relief program offers struggling families help with budgeting and loans for food. >> we challenge families to have the courage to trust in us, to trust in their leaders, to help them solve the challenges. and they need to feel comfortable saying, "hey, family, i need some assistance." >> reporter: but military culture prizes resilience. asking for help can feel taboo. >> so in kind of talking to other spouses, it was kind of like, no, that's kind of hush- hush. >> reporter: in this pandemic, many military spouses lost jobs. j.b.l.m. has tracked 350 families, down from two incomes to one. >> they are challenged. they are squeezed. and we must get better, and we will get better. >> reporter: congresswoman marilyn strickland's district includes j.b.l.m. >> the people who are serving our country should not have to worry about food on the table. >> reporter: but last december, congress failed to approve a military family basic needs allowance. kay has cut family meals t

is now the party of the working class in the party leadership in trey's this direction. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to get us to the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the global sell the markets approximately just under 2 trillion so certainly within a few months because it will be vaulting over silver it's on its way and my believe in 2021 to get half way or so against the market capitalization of gold that is it would be 4 trillion on its way to 10 trillion and then you know once it gets past gold there's only $10.00 left. to. welcome back i was countries in latin america continue to receive supplies of russia as a sputnik they some western media outlets a paid speech will raise similarities between what they call the spread to off the russian vaccine and the cold war his own team's more advanced c.f. with will. sputnik v. was born into disbelief then ridicule and jokes how could russia have done what the richest and the most democratic nations of the world couldn't finally came acceptance bri

fox news contributor trey gowda giving an offer a certain -- a powerful tribute to the agents. >> i watch ceremony for capital police officer ryan sicknick i was reminded again of the sacred trust that exists between police and us. we give the police awesome powers and have high expectations for the police and they have the right to expect certain things from us too. there are hard jobs in our country but i can't imagine anything larger than being a police officer. the hours are long, the pay is not good, there are physical dangers. my hope is we can all do a better job appreciating cops and the job they do. we should have high expectations of them but they should have high expectations of us too. and one of those expectations is to simply say thank you. while they are still able to hear us. so to every law enforcement officer in the country who can still hear us, thank you for your service. todd: officer sicknick lighting honor at the capital, not in state. 6 law enforcement officials have been killed in the line of duty so far this year. new guidance from the cdc could speed up the proc

i love what trey gowdy said.n over somebody or a few too many drinks. this is in black and wait. it is not even debatable but just logical and this is what joe biden used to believe, chuck schumer used to believe, harry reid used to believe. on the democratic stalwart used to believe. something happened over the last few years that makes people think americans count seconds or not in the list of top 5 most important things. it is crazy what is happening right now. steve: the administration gets to figure out how to enforce the laws passed by congress and that is how they are going to do it starting now. if you go by laws on the books, there is no gray area. you make of new laws in sanctuary cities. you stop enforcing the border. that is the problem. it is not a matter of interpretation of law. what they are saying is we will deport you but you have to do that. they deported the laws to make them stupid. can you describe it differently? brian: every administration gets to the second quarter, gets to interpret laws

shannon: trey gowdy was asked about his winners and losers for the week, the people he chose to be these the standard is different if you accuse a prominent democrat than if you accuse brett kavanaugh. jillian: with that your assessment? >> a victim looks like all of us and abusers are of all stripes. i was taking a great risk in speaking out against somebody who was considered a liberal hero and a feminist and a key ally of the me too movement but it was important to me to come forward when i recognized the pattern. the cult of personality that formed around powerful men, rich men, talented men who are abusers are damaging to those in the calls and to society. we need to take away those pedestals. shannon: no matter who the accused abuser is, the book is called assume nothing. thank you for being with us tonight. the viral video, you've got to see it. you will not believe it. that is next. (vo) ideas exist inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas

trey yengst is live in the middle east bureau with more. >> like many disagreements between washingtonnuclear deal is shaping up to be a competition of who blinks first. over the weekend iran's supreme leader spoke saying that all u.s. sanctions on his country would have to be lifted before returning to the nuclear deal. president biden this weekend telling cbs news america will not lift sanctions until iran stops enriching uranium. iran is focused on what actions the new administration will take, not words. president biden indicated a willingness to return to the 2015 deal a number of agenda items would need to be negotiated, including ballistic missiles. >> return to the jcpoa and its commitment. when it returns to its commitments it can sit at this table again and then we should certainly talk about other matters inside parameters of the jcpoa. >> that's the important phrase. leadership in the islamic republic is not wanting to -- further negotiations wen the u.s. and iran won't be straight forward. iran is enriching uranium at 20% and building advanced centrifuges in violation of t