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on the fox news channel. arthel: underreport shows record number of americans were killed by drug overdoses in one year end public health experts are pointing fingers of blame at business. how the narcotic is coming into the country and what can be done to stop it. ♪♪ a lot less surge of migrants trying to cross the southern border the crush continues to put a strain on our already overwhelmed officials. migrants keep coming not only from south america and central american countries but even as far as eastern europe and beyond. rio grande valley especially hard-hit. bill melugin and standing by with the latest from their. reporter: good afternoon, what you said is correct. the migrants continue to come in from literally all around the world. look at this video here in texas this morning, what you are looking at are romanians who cross illegally here into la jolla from eastern europe next to bulgaria and the ukraine also mixed in with romanians or albanians. these are countries in eastern europe that have

fox news alert. within the last hour, minority leader kevin mccarthy wrapping day the vote on the president's massive social spending bill. lawrence: he had fire in his belly. lauren blanchard joins us live from washington with more on this. lauren? >> good morning, lawrence, ainsley pete. kevin mccarthy starting magic minute on the floor then speak for 8 hours 32 minutes delaying the democrats vote and beating nancy pelosi's floor record. >> madam speaker, this one minute feels almost like 8 hours now. [laughter] no secret, that this bill is too extreme, too costly and too liberal. just a few weeks ago congresswoman abigail spam berger said nobody elected joe biden to be fdr. >> i did. >> last ditch delay was to stall passage of the build back better bill. estimates the bill willed a $367 billion to the deficit over the next decade. however, they did find that it will bring in about $207 billion in revenue. meaning the deficits would be closer to 160 billion. still, that is not zero like the preside

fox should be shut down. you got two well established conservatives who just like, you know, this is just crazy what is happening over here and yet, the checks keep rolling in. >> yeah. >> here we are. >> if i was out doing a secret documentary on a story that i was reporting on here, we have a standards and practices department. >> right. >> and when i tell you i would be walked out of here, it is unreal. anyway. michael steele, thank you very much. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> thank you, michael steele. >>> ahead, the prosecutor kicks off closing arguments in the trial of three men accused of killing ahmaud arbery with a blistering presentation. more on her arguments and the ridiculous defense team's counter arguments, ex-in. here. new aspercreme arthritis. thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic e

christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. well organized thieves sadly continued to target retailers all ove in los angeles, suspects made away with about $25,000 worth of merchandise from a nordstrom store there yesterday. fox's christina coleman has more now on the rise in shoplifting and theft. law enforcement beat up patrols in california, but it's not stopping this surgeon organized retail crime the day before thanksgiving, a group of thieves stolen estimated $25,000 worth of merchandise, including seven or eight high end purses during a smash and grab robbery at nordstrom. in an l. a area mall. additional police were already on patrol at the mall when this happens, unfortunately , we did have additional suspects behind that suspect and crab a number of high dollar value versus. and police from this location on wednesday in santa rosa, four suspects stole about $20,000 worth of electronics at an apple store, and in oakland, a security guard was shot while he was protecting a news crew that was reporting on crime. police

on fox nation. if you don't have fox nation, it's a good reason to get it. it will be on the weekend on the channel. nonetheless, take a look at this place. this is awesome. they really rolled out the red carpet for us. we got here late in the day yesterday. it's a fun place. i have never been to this particular location. it's great. brian: reminds me of las vegas a little bit. ainsley: casino. brian: you get the sense everyone that has got the prom tonight. a lot of dresses. ainsley: grandmother to go back to the hotel room. brian: got to pay the mortgage. one way to do it. but it is true. i have not really explored hollywood, florida. but i believe it is a treasure. ainsley: in between fort lauderdale and miami. there is a spa here. there is a pool here. cabanas around the pool. beautiful. the casino down in the lobby. brian: didn't you demand the spa? ainsley: i haven't had a chance yet. i need one i'm a mother. brian: someone heat up the hot rocks. steve: this particular amphitheater was opened

"fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ todd: you are watching a very special "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i am todd piro. of that doesn't matter today. what matters is that you are carley shimkus and you are the new co-anchor of the he show. carley: i am honored and excite todd be here. remember when jillian said she was going to watch this morning. if you are, we love you and good morning. good morning to you and everybody. and also it's a special day because if you've noticed, the studio looks a little different. there are some new exciting graphics. and it took a lot of work. todd: huge shoutout to the team that did this. carley: and they're beautiful. i feel like i'm in tv heaven. we're going to start with a fox news alert. president biden is en route to scotland this hour ahead of today's united nations climate conference, the summit kicks off as biden's climate agenda stalls in congress and his approval rating plummets. todd: griff jenkins is in wash washington. we turn to alex hogan who is live on the ground in scotland. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good

carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> latest fox polling shows youngkin leading by 8 points in a typically blue state. glenn youngkin and terry mcauliffe make their final pitches to voters. >> do not sleep. it's overrated. >> climate summit in scotland this morning. >> 12 days of conversation leaders from around the world. >>ing among his plummeting approval rating. >> firehouses close as workers quit over vaccine mandates. >> placed on unpaid leaf today. >> president biden ignore pay illegal border crosser. >> get $450,000 to border crossers who are separated? >> pitch and he struck him out. and the astros stave off elimination win here tonight on halloween to send this world series back to houston. ♪ ♪ i'm fired up and ready to go steve atlanta was ready to go last night. it looked like in the first inning there was grand slam it looked like the braves were going to win it all last night but in the end the astros fought back and now we head back to houston, texas tonight. "fox & friends" for this monday, november 1st. and if you think that the colors in our graphics ar

"fox and friends" weekend cohost pete hegseth will emcee the show. you will see more in a couple minutes. we had so much fun yesterday together. todd: we begin with the news this one, the battle over president biden's tax and spending it is intensifying as americans struggle with inflation, the white house undercutting the congressional budget office before it releases its assessment on the one$.75 trillion plan. live in washington, the latest. >> the infrastructure package is now law, president biden in new hampshire, builds back better, the estimated $1.75 trillion social spending bill focusing on subjects like climate change, still on capitol hill, month after the white house hoped it would fit the president's desk. president biden, and the margins are razor thin, with a lead in both chambers of congress. >> what happens to ordinary people. it is fully paid for. >> looking live at capitol hill this morning the congressional budget office is the agency that scores programs to let members of congress and the public know what it will cost specificall

now to fox weather. severe storms slamming the southwest with a possible tornado, reported in tulsa. heavy winds and hail knocking out power for thousands of our friends out there. tornado warnings also being issued in northern texas. the severe weather taking down these trees, leaving homes damaged. thankfully no injuries have been reported. and vice president kamala harris facing backlash for appearing to use a french accent while touring a covid lab in paris. watch this. >> we campaign the plan. upper case t, upper case p, the plan. we are expected to defend the plan. ainsley: harris appearing to change her dialect when saying the plan. the moment going viral online when many calling it, quote, cringe. the biggest names in country music coming together with the cma awards luke bryan poking fun at quarterback aaron rodgers. >> it is so great to be here with all of my fellow artists, tested and together. [cheers] >> or immunized? >> look at carry underwood skydive after husband supported roger's decisio

at fox, arthel, we don't shy away from christmas. we don't shy away from the true meaning of christmas, and so this book is full of heartwarming stories, people's memories about their childhood, people from this channel, you know, everyone from brian kilmeade to jesse watters to sandra smith, everybody you know and love is in this book, maria bartiromo, dana perrino. they share their stories. this is the easiest way to get the christmas list out of the way. if you know your mom or dad love fox news, your grandma, sister, brother, this is the easiest way to buy their christmas gift, get it off your list and start enjoying the holidays which i can't believe are already just around the corner. >> arthel: sean, how would you want people to feel after reading your book? >> listen, i think so many people get to know the fox news talent by seeing them on tv. this is a deeper dive into their personal lives, right? jesse watters tells a story about the christmas that a squirrel and his cat got in the fight because of their christmas tree. bri

steve: there is a lot of stuff on fox nation check it out go to fox nation.com. ainsley: you narrated all of them. steve: i did a lot of them get a fee i did the first three seasons. ainsley: you should do some stuff on be fox nation. [laughter] steve: here on the fox news channel as we look at the cast iron dome we have a fox news alert. we are just a couple of hours away from when the house is expected to vote on joe biden's social spending and infrastructure bill. we're talking about two different bills. brian: yup, all right. the question remains, does speaker pelosi have the votes to do either or both? griff jenkins joins us now as the democrats scramble to pull off a much needed legislative victory. vote at 8:00 in the morning, griff? griff: that's right. guys, i'm under the dome where are where we are standing just feet off of the house floor behind me is speaker pelosi's office about 100 yards behind me. i didn't see anybody in there. the lights are off. and the lights in the house chamber are off. no one is here but me and my cameraman here in the will r

as foxes. jackie heinrich reports tonight she talks about the new restrictions we may see in the future. president biden is now back at the white house, where he's receiving a briefing from dr anthony fauci, the latest on the ah mccrone variant . the biggest question is whether biden will impose any new travel restrictions as new cases are cropping up. around europe. are you considering europe having a meeting with my medical team as i get back to the white house mortar say so far, no cases have been identified in the u. s but white house chief medical advisor dr anthony fauci said he would be surprised if it wasn't here already found, she says it's not yet clear whether new lockdowns will be necessary, but added that people should, as always prepare for the worst. president. biden received some criticism for his decision to impose a travel ban but not enacted for a full week. and it goes into effect tomorrow. biden said that was the advice of his medical team, led by fauci fauci defended the l

and it's not just fox. it's fox, it's breitbart, it's sinclair, which is such a sinister local influence. it's epoch times, some of the most powerful outlets on social media. and they're all coordinated. i'll tell you this, having gone through campaigns, we can kind of hang as democrats in campaigns because we raise a lot of money, we spend a lot of money, we have a lot of volunteers, we do a lot of advertising. that goes away after the election and fox and those other megaphones are still there. >> right. >> huge, enormous disadvantage. and it's structurally so unbalanced. >> yeah, that's interesting. and it's also structurally unbalanced because it really is so straight line propaganda. and it's also so sort of determinedly focused. the biden experience has been interesting to me because i don't think there's like the natural animus towards biden that, say, hillary clinton, right, the fox base hated hillary clinton, they had been cultivated to hate hillary clinton for decades, okay? with biden there was l

mike tobin fox news. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza told us earlier today on the floor that seeing the judge criticizing the prosecutor from the bench was an unusual move. actual judges, usually, especially prosecutors. don't come down on them. but what the minister bigger the prosecutor in this case did was so agree gis when he went after kyle rittenhouse about. first time you're telling the story. you've never told it before you've seen everybody testified defense objects the judge sends the jury on says you can't comment on that. and alex. what this is doing? should have written house get convicted. there's an appeal issue. it was. michael cardoza said he does not expect the judge will declare a mistrial for the latest information on this must on this much watched case, you can always turn to ktvu .com or posting updates on the trial for you as they come in. today president biden traveled to the port of baltimore, where we talked about how he plans to get the backed up supply chain moving once agai

mala rivera fox news. alrighty checking on the forecast for the rest of this work week, five days coming up after the break. let's go to ktvu claudine wang. now she's in the newsroom with look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu plus. well, julie, we'll talk about more on the violence in oakland tonight. we're going to talk live with oakland city council member and mayoral candidate lawrence taylor on the violence and how it's being addressed, and some holiday travelers are returning home. how air travel this holiday was almost back to pre pandemic levels. as we gear for more travel in the weeks ahead, those stories and more coming up at seven on ktvu plus com vernon enjoy covered in joy, okay. they hate great singers. but holiday music apparently doesn't go over . well, with everyone coming up after the break. why christmas carols can actually stress you carols can actually stress you out. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the

fox's tray. yanks has the story france held talks today with european ministers over their own developing migrant crisis. the aim of the meeting was reportedly to improve operational coordination to stop human smuggling. french president emmanuel macron is calling on the united kingdom to get serious over the developing situation as the british were not included in these conversations. last wednesday, 27 people died as they attempted to cross the english channel from france to the uk five people were arrested following the tragedy, and one actually had a car that was registered in germany, highlighting the cross border connection to migration. french authorities have set up a patrol group thermal cameras and barbed wire to try and stop people from crossing near the entrance of the channel. despite the attempts at curbing the flow of people towards the uk. thousands are expected to continue trying to make the journey. the refugee council is calling on european governments to find a solution under

ktvu, fox two news. some new numbers out highlight the stark reality of how much money you need to make a year to buy a home here in the bear. it now takes an average annual income of $235,000 to buy a home. in the bay area, new data from the california association of real tour show. the median home price in the bay area is nearly $1.3 million highest home prices are in san mateo county, where the average home is $2 million, so to afford a home in san mateo county and now takes. an annual household income of some $364,000. if you want to buy a house in san francisco takes $313,000 a year santa clara county annual income needed to buy home their 300,000 and to buy a home in alameda county. average income needed it's almost 237. $1000 we have good news to share now, after volunteers in the east bay made a plea to save thanksgiving dinner for thousands of people in need, the legal volunteers in newark was at risk of losing 300 turkeys if it didn't secure 26 ft refrigerated truck by monday. the group's reser

fox news. a top adviser to former president trump is expected to turn himself in tomorrow after he was indicted by a federal grand jur. steve bannon was charged with two counts of contempt of congress after refusing to comply with the subpoena from the house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u. s capitol. each count carries a maximum of one year in jail. former president trump has directed his aides and advisers to refuse to cooperate with the january 6th committee, citing executive privilege developing tonight in the united kingdom, a deadly blast right outside of a women's hospital leads to arrests on suspicion of terrorism. investigators say one person died when a car blew up right outside the hospital in liverpool tray yank shows us what investigators are now learning about the case. this is a developing story. we do know. three people have been arrested in the united kingdom on suspicion of terrorism. police say a taxi exploded outside of a woman's hospital in liverpool

foxes lower. blanchard reports president biden headed to the port of baltimore today to talk about federal efforts to get those goods moving. president biden on the move visiting the port of baltimore wednesday, even though wages are going up. we still face challenges. we have to tackle them. we have to tackle it head on talking about how he plans to get the backed up supply chain. also moving. it's going to modernize our ports. with $17 billion in investment. $17 billion investment going to reduce congestion. this speech comes after congress passed a trillion dollar infrastructure package designed to modernize airports, roadways and shipping ports. and while the president frames the package as part of the recovery there are warnings. the higher prices are here for now. there is no quick fix. i wish if there were light switch that we could flick we would do that. it's also as inflation continues to skyrocket from food to fuel ahead of the holiday season, the labor department announced. october's c

and frankly, fox isn't necessarily a symbiotic operation with rnc, nor has fox always had a symbiotic relationship with republicans on capitol hill. what they are attracting, what they are serving is the audience, because the audience eyeballs leads us to commercials and commercials is where the money is. so they're going to continue to say things, and as long as people choose to believe it, it's not just fox and it's not just television, it's also social media and we have a really horrible problem. misinformation and disinformation is the problem. >> that's a fair point. you can argue that facebook is matching fox news these days. tori, it's blaming fox about the record, but we can't ignore the failures, can we, the fact that democrats are not good at telling their own story. i didn't see the american rescue plan get mentioned at all in the race this week. >> in fact, mcauliffe was running away from some of the accomplishments that biden has put forth so far. it's definitely something that democrats need to contend with as we head into 2022, and i'll just reiterate, we know the way t

. >>> two fox news personalities say they've had enough. the moment that drove them to quit. >>> and the jury in the trial of the three men charged in ahmaud arbery's death to hear closing arguments this morning. we are live in georgia with the latest on that. >>> a wild fight broke out on the basketball court between lebron james and isaiah stewart. it left one star's face bloody and bruised. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. it is monday, november 22nd. we are beginning with breaking news this morning. another community left reeling from yet another senseless act of violence coming days before the thanksgiving holiday. on sunday in waukesha, wisconsin, a i day that was supposed to be a day of celebration, it turned into a deadly nightmare. five are dead, 40 are injured. a catholic priest and at least a dozen children were among those injured. lawn chairs, hot chocolate, shoes spilled all over the streets. police, we have learned, have a person of interest in cus

we begin with a fox news alert. president biden traveling to the united kingdom to attend the united nations' climate conference in scotland, the summit kicking off as the agenda talls. carley: we begin with alex hogan who is live on the ground in scotland where the president is set to speak this morning. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carley and todd. as you mentioned, this will be a very busy schedule on tap for the 26th conference of the party's top 26. 120 leaders from all around the world will be here in scotland for what's been dubbed as the best last chance to tackle climate change. be president joe biden as you mentioned will touch down here after arriving from rome. he will arrive later this morning. and before the opening session, he'll meet with british prime minister boris johnson and u.n.'s secretary general. among those not in attendance are some major world powers including russia and china. >> the disappointment he relates to the fact that russia and including not only russia but chin

lawrence: welcome to "fox & friends" this morning. right outside that will be the parade route for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. happy thanksgiving to you all. brian, steve and ainsley are off today. carley shimkus. carley: they are thankful for that. they deserve the time off. lawrence: joey jones is here. first time on "fox & friends." >> joe: first time. carley: are you kidding me? carley: did you see when we went through the haunted house? rachael ray the executive producer of "fox & friends weekend." i think it was her idea. she sent lawrence and i to a haunted house for halloween. and we are. lawrence: connected forever. carley: we have a bond. we are not brave people. you are adding the brave in that for us. you were such a gentleman. he was protecting me from all the people jumping out. don't touch her. don't you dare touch her. >> joe: that would not be me. i would be totally like she has got legs. carley: that's right. noted. so it's thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving to everybody watching. by the way, if you have pictur

a shooting outside the famous fox theater in oakland. it happened a couple hours ago around 2:30 this afternoon less than an hour after a meet and greet event with the rock band all time low. the band says one of the fans was hit possibly by a stray bullet. the concert tonight is cancelled. all of this of course comes during this heightened concern in oakland after a stray bullet killed that little boy last weekend jasper woo on 880. let's bring in cheryl hurd joining us from the fox theater with the late details. tell us where you are and what you're seeing right now. >> reporter: well, i'm standing in front of the fox theater and as you can see, the gate is locked. fans are very disappointed tonight because the concert set for 7:30 is cancel led because of a shooting you just talked about that happened about 2:30 in front of the fox theater. when police arrived, they found a woman hit by what authorities are saying is a stray bullet in the arm. witnesses say she was standing in front of the old box office on telegraph avenue waiting to

coming to you tonight from fox news headquarters from new york. breaking tonight, president biden says his blue collar blueprint will bring down inflationary pressures. the president held a cabinet meeting today as his administration deals with historically bad numbers, white house correspondent jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from the north lawn, good evening to you, jackie. >> evening to you, bret. the last time the president convened full cabinet in giuliani consumer prices were rising. now four months later the same problem at even greater pace. >> do you need a bag? >> more of what we have already heard from the biden administration, and food, gas and household goods continue to soar. >> we are going to see ease, yes i say ease lower inflationary pressures on our economy. and we will be carrying this out, what i call blue collar blue print for america. >> the white house says the hard infrastructure bill the president will sign will eventually be supply chain issue and more big spending democrats want to pass in the social infrastructur

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here's fox news media analyst host of fox news media buzz howard kurtz. >> the indictment of igor danchenko steele dossier end twind with the investigation of trump and russia triggered this admission from "the washington post. the paper said in today's lead story the allegations cast new uncertainty on some past reporting on the dossier by news organizations including "the washington post." yet, despite the enormous media attention to the russia investigation, including the dossier, the nbc, abc, and cbs evening newscast ignored the danchenko indictment yesterday. danchenko was charged with lying to the fbi about false information he fed to former british spy christopher steele, including unsubstantiated and salacious accusations against trump. danchenko allegedly fed some of his falsehoods to charles dollan, a former clinton administration official. the fbi had said it launched the russia probe before seeing the steele dossier. but in a wiretap application for former trump adviser carter page, the bureau used the dossier's claim. fox news covered the story extensively. >> there were obvio

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lauren blanchard, fox news. well. that report on inflation slammed into the bond market today sending stocks lower on wall street. the dow fell 240 points. the nasdaq was down 263 and the s and p finished the day down. 38 points. of the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits has now hit a new low nationwide last week, 267,000 people filed for first time claims that is a drop of 4000 compared to just the week before. now many businesses owners are scrambling to keep up with demand, and they complain that they can't find workers to fill their job openings. a near record 10.4 million in august. ride sharing giant uber is facing a lawsuit from the department of justice coming up the claims that uber has unfairly treated customers with disabilities, all right we'll also have details on a major covid outbreak on the couch football team, forcing changes for the games scheduled against usc this weekend. add a burial weather after some dense fog this morning, lots of sunshine this afternoon and a bit of a warmi

fox news.com/apps. president biden spending his 79th birthday in wilmington delaware after a legislative when in the house yesterday but it comes as his job approval rating continues to slide. latest fox news poll shows 44% of americans approve of his job performance with 54% disapproving. two months ago his approval rating was 50% with 49% disapproving. david live in wilmington with more on all of. reporter: good evening, the president spent his birthday today going to church with his sister and his daughter. he's back home with family right now for the evening. he's also celebrating social spending bill passing the house build back better of $1.75 trillion that could fluctuate depending on what happens in the senate. the final number in the house, 220 -- 213. the margin is razor thin, nancy pelosi was asked to develop a bill moving to a senate where there remains uncertain fate. >> it's called the legislative process and the house doesn't write just any belt i think the senate will pass. we find our c

fox news is kevin corke takes a look. with numerous lawsuits pending over vaccine mandates from groups representing teachers, airline workers, law enforcement officers and firefighters. it is certainly arguable that there's a growing resistance to being compelled to take the shot. with thousands of americans now willing to fight and or walk away from their jobs to preserve their bodily autonomy. in fact, texas, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina and utah are among the more than half of all u. s states filing or joining lawsuits in opposition to the federal rule, which would require businesses with more than 100 employees. to enforce vaccine mandates and the recent challenges maybe turning the legal tied, citing a recent court ordered by the u. s court of appeals for the fifth circuit that granted a motion to stay the vaccine mandate osha, the occupational safety and health administration has announced it will temporarily stop its enforcement efforts. quote pending future developments in the litigation. there's some fe

fox two news. all right, evan, thank you for that. we'll see you tonight at 24 year old woman is said to appear in court. tomorrow in the shooting death of a 19 year old man who was responding to a car. add dozens of people gathered for a candlelight vigil in venetia last night to honor the victim. michaela preta. homicide investigators say he was killed last thursday afternoon when he went to fairfield to purchase a car he had found online family and friends say he loved cars and cooking and people were drawn to him. and it happened. i thought of like my inner circle and how it was going to affect them. and um, i had no idea of the ripple effects of like so many people that michael came across in his life who just adored him. the suspect identified as 24 year old demaria strange of san pablo is set to appear in court tomorrow afternoon. authorities have not yet revealed the details of the shooting. investigators say dash cam video shows how a man who is accused of sexually assaulting a legally bli

this is "the fox report". closing arguments are set for tomorrow in the trial of kyle rittenhouse, accused of shooting three people, killing two, and wounding one during protests last summer, after the police shooting of jacob blake. rittenhouse could face up to life in prison. wisconsin's governor has activated 500 national guard troops ahead of the verdict. meantime, president biden will sign his bipartisan infrastructure package into law tomorrow. this amid his sinking poll numbers and as his build back better spending plan faces further delays in congress. david spunt is standing by live at the white house. but first, to alexis mcadams outside the courthouse in kenosha, wisconsin, ahead of tomorrow's closing arguments. alexis? >> jon, good evening. people here in kenosha ready for the trial to wrap up. some of them bracing for more possible protests. tonight the judge here in kenosha, wisconsin will have to decide if he will let the jury rule on the lesser charges as deliberations start hours from now. wis

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and now to some fox weather. millions of people under flood alert this weekend as a powerful storm threatens to put some towns completely under water. rain flooding streets and stalling cars from florida to georgia. and in south carolina, officials are bracing for historic conditions, expecting tide levels above 8 feet in charleston and above 10 feet in savanna. and rules for thee but not for me. senate majority leader chuck schumer and other democrats caught violating puerto rico's indoor mask mandates. schumer seen walking around and dancing inside without a mask during a conference. which he attended with several other democrats. puerto rico now, get, this requires all individuals to wear masks inside regardless of their vaccination status. and those are your headlines. rachel: so i guess he thought what happened on the island stayed on the island but somebody had video footage. he was caught. now for a fox news alert in houston. at least 8 people are dead and children injured after the astro world music festi

griff jenkins fox news. new in the shadow space and science center up in the oakland hills is now open again for the first time in more than 18 months. congresswoman barbara lee and assembly member labonte. we're at the ribbon cutting ceremony this market morning marking the reopening. space and science center has new exhibits and a new nasa ames visitor center that nasa experience exhibition as part of a partnership between nasa's ames research center and chabot to bring more science, technology, engineering and math or stem learning opportunities to oakland school children. part of our partnership with nasa. we are going to deepen our learning everywhere initiative. there's opportunity here at the science center, but we believe it's critically important to get to where kids are, particularly if you have equity and access in mind. so pre pandemic we had already started working across oakland. in schools, public libraries studios. it's so important that our impact is here and outside our four walls. the shad

so that's the last of the foxes on fox news. >> dana: fox news alert. >> greg: all dogs are foxes. >> judge jeanine: all dogs are. >> greg: all dogs think they are foxes. >> judge jeanine: foxes think they are foxes. >> dana: dogs come from wolves. >> greg: dogs are foxes trust me on this. >> dana: i will have to google this on the way home. that's it for us. don't miss exclamation point. mike emanuel is up next. >> mike: congrats on%e the cute pup. >> dana: thank you. >> mike: good evening welcome to washington i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. >> there were people right there. >> breaking tonight the illinois teenager on trial for killing two people and wounding a third following a protest in wisconsin following the death of george floyd took the stand today. that all wrapping unjust moments ago. tomorrow the defense will call a self-defense expert to the stand. senior correspondent mike tobin has more tonight from kenosha.

you're watching the fox business network. okay the president will meet with china's leader tonight we he and his team go on a nationwide media blitz to sell the rest of his agenda. house democrats try again to vote on the rest of biden's $1.75 trillion social spending plan. we've got a new read on that. it is actually 4.9 trillion. no bump in the polls from infrastructure. another "washington post/abc news poll" again shows a new he will elevator drop of biden approval rating low of 41%. 53% disapproval. edward lawrence at the white house with more. reporter: president joe biden signing this bipartisan infrastructure bill into law. it took three months to get to this point when the administration had said this is an immediate need. >> it will turn around in a big way. for example, because of this law next year will be the first year in 20 years american infrastructure investment will grow faster than china's. still. >> reporter: still a new "abc news/washington post poll" shows a problem for the administration. 59% of america

>> my name is bob, i'd like you to answer, if fox would start speaking english. they say they are going to take away your fossil fuels, i ask every buddy at the gym and they say is that something to do with dinosaurs? they want to take away your gasoline and your oil. also tell them stop saying jim crow. i asked the people at the gym, what does that mean? they say, is not a bird or something? segregation. >> that is amazing. [laughter] i have no trouble dumbing it down. [laughter] one of the things i was so effective, he spoke like the folks. if you're smart, you don't have to try to sound smart. if you are actually intelligent, you don't have to prove how intelligent youe are by using very big words, right? you just want to communicate simply, powerfully and effectively and get right to it so i will no longer say fossil fuel. [laughter] [applause] or jim crow #. >> way back here mark we are going to take our last question and then we will get into the book signing. i will reiterate we do not do personalization signing, we got to be very quick. just like that was

bill, welcome to "fox news primetime" here on fox. >> hi, rachel. >> rachel: we see the scores going down. this is a relatively rich area by the way. his concern is that maybe all of this time is being spent on indoctrinating our kids instead of doing math, reading, science and all the stuff that we expect to be done at school parents say and said forever teach how to read think and think. not critical race theory, not radical agenda theory. you know that father is right. our scores are going down based on the national assessment of educational progress which is the best measuring stick we have before covid, before the year of covid. imagine what they will be when we see the results from the year of covid. we are dropping international ratings while we are fooling around or worse doing harm with these terrible ideas. china is teaching math and physics at a record rate. ramp rach absolutely. they were in school the whole time while the unions shut our schools down 94 million of them. chinese children. so, let me talk to you about this. i know you were following this virginia race pret

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this is a fox news alert. at least five people are dead and over 40 injured after a driver plowed through barricades and into a packed parade. you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm carley shimkus. todd: i'm todd piro of. todd piro. this terrifying video shows the vehicle nearly missing a young girl dancing in the street. .carley: lauren blanchard has islive in washington where the president has been believed. we start with ashley strohmier. >> reporter: overnight the city of waukesha announced five people died and more than 40 were hurt after a driver in a redford suv slammed into the local christmas parade. witnesses of the dozens hit, many were children. >> everyone's in shock. and then everyone started screaming. the image that keeps going through my head is the cargoing through the girls. and the only reason why they didn't break down is because i had the other kids around me and i knew they would panic. >> reporter: the driver was seen on video breaking through barricades toward the festivities. poli

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steve harrigan, fox news. and vaccine manufacturers are now rushing to try to combat this new covid strain. both fighter and moderna are working to update their formulas to fight the omicron variant. both have a goal of rolling one out by early next year. coming up, we're going to talk with a bay area infectious disease expert about what we all need to know about this new variant and what scientists have learned so far. here in the bay area parents group in the west contra costa unified school district is outraged and speaking out over the districts . student vaccine mandate they gathered for a protest this morning outside district headquarters in richmond. ktvu is rob roth joins us now live with more on the demonstration and reaction from the district, rob. well, julie some parents in the west contra costa school district say the choice they're being given is really no choice at all. families in his school district at odds a group of parents along with their children and grandchildren, demonstrated in front o

stay with fox news channel on this developing story. we will send you back to regular programming already in progress. laura: stories like these not really being told. >> the fact is the risk children face from covid is so small that almost any risk from the vaccine itself might cut against recommending the vaccine. i think it is something left up to parents and the pediatricians they have but you might have a shot with special needs. it is really best done at the individual level. not telling people, telling people the vaccine is entirely safe is really harmful to public health. it is not entirely safe. i think it is largely safe but not entirely safe. stories put your heartstrings, no medicine is perfectly safe. you have to tell people honestly what the risks are and let them make choices. these mandates are insane, they are destroying the trust in public health and we will get many stories like this. i'm worried other vaccines that are useful and important for children people will stop trusting. laura: that is a terrifying prospect b

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