("party in the u.s.a." by miley cyrus playing) (song continues) shelley: it's unbelievable back theren the dressing room! i mean, we got here at 9:30, but the dressing room is, like, i had to go all the way in the back to get two chairs. luca: oh. shelley: and we are just squished, all, like, all our stuff is on these two little chairs. because people are spread out with, like, makeup, and... dresses hanging. and 3,000 dresses-- it's crazy. luca: oh, they're so cute! none of them can spin. they're so adorable. shelley: same dance, see? luca: yeah. shelley: you could have taught it to ren. i'm sure you still know it. (laughing) all right, let me go sign ren in. (people talking in background) ♪ shelley: so you are number 40. so most of the things that you do, you'll go out, you'll be the 40th in line. we'll look up who's number 39. i'll go over the program with you. ren: why is this room used for, for little miss westie? - oh, it's the changing and, and makeup room. this is the backstage room. - where would someone change? - well, that's why i told you, you just change here-- we just qu

. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization.orts, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park department and street soccer u.s.a. have been partners now for nearly a decade. street soccer shares our mission in using sport as a vehicle for youth development and for reaching people of all ages. rec and park has a team. >> i'm been playing soccer all my life. soccer is my life. >> i played in the streets when i was a kid. and i loved soccer back home. i joined street soccer here. it was the best club to join. it helps me out. >> the tenderloin soccer club started in the summer of 2016. we put one of our mini soccer pitches in one of our facilities there. the kids who kpriez the club team came out to utilize that space, and it was beautiful because they used it as an opportunity to express themselves in a place where they were free to do so, and it was a safe space, in a neigh

the u.s.a. is a mess. israel is under attack.conomy is cratering you know it very well up here. inflation is out of control. china, russia, iran, north korea have formed together as a men natsing and very destructive coalition. our currency is crashing and will soon no longer be the world standard which will be the greatest defeat of our nation and over 2 -- in over 200 years if we lose our currency. that's happening the way it's going right now with all this money being printed and horribly, just handed to everybody. for green new deal. green new deal is going to put you out of business. ask other country that was gone a little bit that way. they're all building coal plants now because they were dying. they were going to die. it won't happen with me. not even a chance. just like russia would never have invaded ukraine and china would not be even having a thought about raiding taiwan. never talking about it. russia was never talking about it. people said how do we know? because for four years it wasn't happening. it never would h

even when the kids from turning point u.s.a. on meant the world to us. >> todd: you would expect two weeks in people of the university would know the facts of the situation. clearly they don't care about the facts. they only care about their ideology. thank you. "fox & friends" right now. >> brian: here we go. a fox news alert. smoke on the hills along

cal bear max homa had this putt left to win this match and keep the u.s.a. in it. but in the end, it wasn't enough. tommy fleetwood just needed a two putt from here to clinch the cup for the europeans. and look at how they celebrate. yeah, yeah, yeah, you feel it. but look at this. now that's a celebration. as the europeans, yeah, they win it. their seventh victory in a row on home turf. the americans will have to wait in 2025. >>> who got up early in the morning to watch the final? i did. >> you did? >> but only for a moment. >> i mean it's in rome. >> and i know. i stayed up for the world cup match for team u.s.a. at 2:00 in the morning when they played. and i regretted it the next day, so i decided not to do the same thing. >> yeah, i needed a nap. >> and can i ask you about the niners? so they're 4-0? >> yes. >> is it true or not true that their first real test, not that, you know, their opponents have been fine, but they're really facing a test with dallas next week? >> if i were in the locker room as a player, i would go well brian, every week is a test. and

. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization.es that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park department and street soccer u.s.a. have been partners now for nearly a decade. street soccer shares our mission in using sport as a vehicle for youth development and for reaching people of all ages. rec and park has a team. >> i'm been playing soccer all my life. soccer is my life. >> i played in the streets when i was a kid. and i loved soccer back home. i joined street soccer here. it was the best club to join. it helps me out. >> the tenderloin soccer club started in the summer of 2016. we put one of our mini soccer pitches in one of our facilities there. the kids who kpriez the club team came out to utilize that space, and it was beautiful because they used it as an opportunity to express themselves in a place where they were free to do so, and it was a safe space, in a neighborhood that really isn't the most hospitalabl

even when the kids from turning point u.s.a. weren't jewish they showed up to document what was going on meant the world to us. >> todd: you would expect two weeks in people of the university would know the facts of the situation. clearly they don't care about the facts. they only care about their ideology. thank you. "fox & friends" right now. >> brian: here we go. a fox news alert. smoke on the hills along the israeli-lebanon border. evacuations are underway in one city in the northern israel. as this after days of hezbollah rocket fire. this as president biden calls on congress to send more aid to israel, oh, and by the way, ukraine, too. that came out of last night's 15 minute oval office address. >> hamas and putin represent different threats. but they share this in common. they both want to completely annihilate a neighboring democracy. completely annihilate it. >> ainsley: around the same time as that address u.s. military bases in iraq came under fire in another series of drone attacks. >> lawrence: unbelievable. this ju

ford aircraft carrier and the u.s.a. navy's new program with a strike group is being sent to the region and the u.s. will deploy a significant contingent austin said and it will involve thousands of military personnel. more there at "the washington post." carolyn, next up in hawaii. democrats line. hi. caller: yes, i'm particularly calling about the bringing of iran into this topic. israel has been bullying the palestinians for a very long time. and why do they need to do their concert on the border with hezbollah or i think it's called hezbollah -- no, the hamas border. they try to provoke palestinians and i think they've provoked them pretty much for quite a long time. and it doesn't matter whether you are republican or democrat or independent, but i agree with part of what one of the callers said that we need to tend to our own country and that's not because of the immigrants coming in to our country. host: are you saying iran has no involvement in this, do you think? caller: i don't know but we don't have judge and j

max homa with this putt to win the match, but kept u.s.a. within the hunt.n the end, it wasn't enough. tommy fleetwood needed two putts here to clinch the cup for the europeans. and it was just close enough to be conceded. fleetwood celebrated as the europeans. they knew they were going to win. yeah, you think they like that? team europe won it. it's their seventh victory in a row on home turf as the americans will have to wait for beth paige black in 2025. >>> all you golf fans out there. sorry. >>> well, brandon crawford, maybe his last game as a giant. and there is still a possibility, but hopefully he still keeps playing baseball somewhere. >> i have to hear it for the foothill product. >> yeah, we'll see what happens. thank you very much. >>> coming up. nobody won the latest power ball drawing. we'll tell you how big the jackpot is and your next chance also not to when we e challengeded oursels to create e the world'd's mo emotioional anand sustainanable vehiclc wewe had totothink diffeferen wewe had to pupush the bououns toto not just t create a c r bu

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every now and then fonovo opposes the position u.s.a. minister's office, as well as the defense ministers and chiefs of general staff, released a joint statement on what they have. a common vision of the goal for complete mutual understanding, this was a response to publications in the israeli media that there were some disagreements, and then gallan, the minister of defense, visited the naval base and said that very soon the attack on gas would become coordinated from the sea, from the air, from land too. we have long weeks of fighting ahead, we will begin to act at the very the time is right, we see a decrease in the number of missile launches from the gas sector, but we should not relax, thus the enemy is trying to lull our vigilance. the axus building marks today that the pentagon has sent its own ground operations instructors here to israel. alexey kanatko, konstantin peunov israel. in the gaza strip, israeli strikes hit a large market, as well as an area near one of the hospitals. this was reported by the qatari aljazeera tv channe

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a "u.s.a.esca chambers and josh kraushaar, fox news radio political analyst. byron, what about this? the fallout from that strike last night, and what we're seeing on the ground in israel today. >> as far as the fallout from the strike last night, you know, yesterday, jacqui heinrich at the white house and jennifer griffin at the pentagon were asking the officials there, what are you going to do? you say you are going to retaliate, so have we seen this yet? what are we going to see? they said oh, you just wait, it will be at the time and place of our choosing. see what it was a pin prick. you could hear the frustration in general keane's voice. the united states hasn't done anything because it's not going to deter iran. that's the point of it is to deter iran and it's not. as far as israel itself, you know, tomorrow it will be three weeks since the hamas attack. we have just been waiting and waiting and waiting, it appears that something is about to start that truly will be at the time and plac

byron york, chief political correspondent for t "the washington examiner" and "u.s.a.francesca chambers. all right, francesca, this has been something to watch and the white house is trying to figure out how to talk about it i would argue not effectively today. >> it was unforced error, it would seem. it took up most of the white house press briefing today as they got pressed on this. and this is important for biden moving forward because he wants money for ukraine aid but he is coming under heavy heat from house republicans in particular who say that they want border security in addition to that. so this isn't just a one day story over the border wall. this is something that could come back to hit the administration as they go back into spending fight. >> bret: here is karine jean-pierre and peter doocy exchanging on the biden promise. i said this will not be another foot of wall constructed in my administration. so something changed. what? >> you want us to break the law? is that what you want? you want us to not comply with the law? >> >> peter: i'm asking. >> you w

but the reason why hamas is designated by the u.s.a.ist organization is because we know irene and funds hamas and hezbollah. in the larger scheme of things, let me play you nikki haley slammed secretary blinken for this very thing earlier today. taken listen. >> i think it was irresponsible for secretary blinken to say the $6 billion does not weigh in. hamas and iran know their moving money around as we speak because they know 6 billion is going to be released. if you think they're not moving money around is a responsible and to say that to the american people. their moving money around to threaten those that they hate. they hate israel and they hate america. they will continue to use this it was wrong to waive sanctions on iran that gave them more money. money has been flowing to iran and that is the problem. joey: is not the $6 billion being used of the operation by hamas. it's a posture of our administration towards iran and the presumptive freedom to act as they will. what nikki haley is saying, she is trying to be president of the

. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.!ry 6, twitter labeled more than 140 separate tweets from the president. >> every time i put out a tweet, it's-- even if it's totally correct, totally correct-- i get a flag. >> we labeled them as misinformation, we restricted them, we fact-checked them, and the president kept posting them, every day. the same thing, the same content, the same lies. >> i am very concerned about what happens tomorrow, especially given what we have been seeing on the platform for the last several months. >> jacoby: on january 5, in a video obtained by "frontline" of an internal twitter conference call, anika navaroli warned that trump's tweets could lead to violence. >> and we're still confused as to when we are actually going to be able to either trigger, again, like, a crisis or an emergency. like, does somebody need to be murdered? >> jacoby: for months, she'd been urging top executives to change tack-- to not just label some of trump's tweets, but take them down. >> what i was advocating before januar

and the support in the u.s.as and the support in left harvs such as harvard has and such as the squad this,' is something that has been worked on for a very long time. and it's. to be honest, i'm quite i'm quite shocked by by this video. >> it's a shock. she just didn't sa y yes,ndem of course, i condemn beheading of babies. >> i don't know why those words were so difficulpoliticit fore a politician to say. >> you'd think that that woulday be a very simple thing to say. but -- but nto, no, i think i think her silence spoke volumes. and we'll leave it at that that >> thanks so much. s and keep up the great work, noah. thanchk you so much.th >> just breaking hezbollah, working with the mexican cartels. boy, do i get bad press. the six part story only fox nation, intel going in the u.s. to expand that father's empire. he went in to build his home. what kind of is that? he ought to be ashamed of. that's why when i make promises ,i keep them. no dream is too big, no challenge is too great. i want to make america great again. i old john trump, salon boss, makers of powerful pain relief patc

garrison, u.s.a. today. >> thank you mr. president and prime minister. welcome to washington. i want to ask you about the conflict, war in the middle east. 24 u.s. troops have been injured during ten drone or rocket attacks on bases in iraq and three in syria over the past week. you've told iran to "be careful" as your administration tries to prevent the israeli-hamas war from expanding into a larger middle east conflict. should the americans be worried the war is escalating and after that question one more follow-up, please. >> 1 or 2 more. joey, look. we have had troops in the region since 9/11 to go after isis and prevent reemergence in both -- anyway, in the region. having nothing to do with israel at all. my warning to the ayatollah was that if they continue to move against those troops we will respond. and he should be prepared. it has nothing to do with israel. >> let me ask my follow-up here. i want to discuss -- here we go. yeah, your conversations with prime minister netanyahu, who obviously you've known for decades, and you had a very emotional trip to israel. have

unable to change the situation on the contact line, impossible, this is another mistake on the part of u.s.aelieve that they have, plus, against the backdrop of the middle east conflict, all this is happening, all this is heating up the atmosphere, so they took and dragged two aviation groups in the mediterranean sea, and i want to say, this is not a threat, but on my instructions, the russian military space forces are starting to patrol on a permanent basis in the neutral zone of airspace over the black sea. and our mik-31 aircraft armed. dagger complexes, they are known to have a range of over 1,000 km, at a speed of mach 9, then this is not a threat, but we will carry out visual control, control with weapons of what is happening in the mediterranean sea, that is, putin as since he talks about weapons that change the rules of the game, and this is not only about ukraine, everyone understands why he mentions the mediterranean sea, we hit the positions of the caliphates of the syrian company with daggers, everyone saw the result, what are they reminding us of now? here it is clear that all n

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the u.s.a.'s greatest strengths they embody us, and our enemies fear those strengths. they use them against to us divide us, deconstruct us, and destroy us. i believe that what mr. johnson really stands for is not having the government decide all of our differences. the government wasn't designed to go into and decide every single person's different attributes. as far as the -- hillary and trump debate, both of them fully believed, they believed they won. whether they did or not it doesn't matter. they believed they won. we need to focus on individuals and not their personalities. host: i'm going to leave it there. a couple headlines to share. this is the "washington times." congressman jamaal bowman agreed to bleed guilty to a local -- plead guilty to a local crime pulling a fire alarm on september 30 during debate on a government tpupbgd bill to avert a government shutdown. mr. bowman's office says the lawmaker has reached an agreement with the d.c. attorney general for the charges to be dropped in three months in exchange for a formal apology and $1,000 fine. there