i had not heard of fox news channel. i was hired for the atlanta bureau, that was my apartment with a fax machine and a cell phone. >> i was a local reporter and anchor in fresno, california. 27 years old. my agent called me one day and said that fox news channel wants to hire you. and i said, oh, what is that? they didn't have a studio yet. i had a plywood desk, literally plywood, not fancy glass and steel, no plywood. this is where we would do the practice newscast. >> they said what are you doing sunday, i said as in two days, i said nothing. well we'd like you to host a 3 hour sports show live on the air. okay? is what i'm wearing fine, i only have one suit. yes. come on in. i wound up being the last person they hired for the on air staff. and they said, you know, what we have one job left. , would you want to be the weather guy? take it or leave it. it is like you know, what i need a job i'll take it. ♪ ♪ >> good morning welcome to fox news channel. >> fox news now, all of news you need in 19 minutes. >> good mo

how do you deal with fox news? the answer is actually complicated and exposes some of the debates on the left over whether to engage or fight. an influential network that shapes so much political discourse, and has been busted and sue progressives argue that establishment democrats and sometimes biden and obama basically they argue have fallen into traps and misfires on this very issue. and they have undermined their own interests. for example, fox draws influence from the perception that it is basically a news organization. like the ap or abc news when in reality there has been evidence for years which shows fox routinely broadcasts misleading and false information, which is different than most news organizations. more on the details of that in a moenlt, but if you're on the receiver end of that misinformation, if it's designed to take you down, you wouldn't want people to just take at face value the fox materials they're getting treated as if it's totally comparable to any other channel like abc or nbc or what yo

neutrogena® for people with skin. >> todd: fox news alert. the state department ordering to evacuate ukraine. >> carley: russian attack on its neighbor could be eminent and russia says it will respond appropriately if the u.s. deploys more troops to the region. steve carrigan is live in kiev, what is the latest? >> steve: the state department in ukraine telling american citizens it is time to leave this country. there will be no airlift possible, no evacuation of u.s. citizens if russia does invain ukraine. they are ordering out family members of embassy staff and authorizing evacuation of nonseshl -- nonessential personnel. president pied is considering deploying troops to eastern europe. nato decided to send war plains and aircraft to the region. ammunition continues to arrive to ukraine. second shipment this weekend, 80 tons arriving. russia tends to have 100,000 troops along the border. back to you. >> carley: thank you, steve. to another fox news alert, china launching dozens of war planes near taiwan, latest show of force in months. lau

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that was the entire theory behind fox news. sure, they make a bunch of money on the side, but that isn't the goal. the goal really is political power, and the ted cruz thing is just an example of it. >> the reason i was so struck by this, you know, is we always come back to this question of who is a trusting messenger, who could be the person to say the election was fair and true and we have to believe this vote count and we have to move on, and what happens on january 6th was an attack on american democracy and here's the path forward. when you see someone who attempts to do that even for a fleeting second, then taken down so quickly, it diminishes hope that there's even a possibility that there can be that messenger because the other side is clearly so powerful. >> yes, it does. it actually does diminish that hope because we actually need fox. just imagine covid and the way that the country responded to a public health crisis, not a political question, but a public health crisis, and fox news didn't begin by calling covid a h

all right now on fox news sunday. ♪♪ hello again from fox news and happy new year. we begin with breaking news out of colorado where hundreds of people are starting the new year and devastation. three people missing after a late season wildfire are several suburban northwest towns near denver. nearly 1000 homes and other buildings destroyed and less than what 24 hours. rushing out into a smoky store parking lot. one woman recording the moment she fled. >> okay. guess i am a little scared. this happened in five minutes. >> several inches of snow and freezing temperatures adding to the misery as residents try to pick up the pieces. >> it feels so surreal to see your home just not there anymore >> stay with fox news channel in your local fox nation for continuing coverage of breaking news. students across the country are returning from winter break. many doing so virtually after school closures amid the covid search. we continue to see a crunch on rapid test. health officials are shifting guidance on how long to quarantine. the school closures are particularly tough bl

all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> shannon: at a low again from fox news in washington. president biden is huddled this weekend with his security advisors at camp david as he faces a full-blown standoff with russian president vladimir putin. in the middle? ukraine, the former soviet republic, along with border moscow has masked tens of thousands of troops. in response, the u.s. and its allies ramping up supplies of weapons to ukraine as fears rise about the prospect of what could become the biggest conflict in europe since world war ii. and breaking this weekend, the british uncovering a plot by the kremlin to install a pro-russian leader in key have it considers an invasion of ukraine. in a moment we will get reaction from former secretary of state mike pompeo but we begin with fox team coverage, amy kelley in moscow, but first a greg palkot live in kf. greg, what is the reaction to the u.k. claim of this russian plot? >> shannon, i would say that the folks here are concerned, but expecting it as well. u.k. government claims that russian president putin is allegedly sch

david sponte fox news. to attend tonight. dozens of protesters converged on the state capitol today trying to send a message about pandemic related mandates . one protester who attended today's march against mandates rally said she's against a new bill being debated at the state capitol. it's called the teens choose vaccines act if it passes children ages, 12 to 17 with no longer need a parent's permission to get vaccinated. as a parent and a grandparent. i feel that the parents are the ultimate authorities for their children. when they're doing the very best they can, if our parents want help, of course, they can ask for help. but otherwise the decision making should lie on the shoulders of the parents and not on the state. today's rally lasted about three hours. anti vaccine protesters attacked officers and destroyed parts of a building in brussels. the building is used by the european union's diplomatic service. the demonstrators threw projectiles at the entrance and smashed windows, police said. the protests in the belgiu

all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> trace: and logan from fox news and happy new year. we begin with breaking news this morning out of colorado where hundreds are starting the new year in devastation. three people now missing after a late season wildfire ripped through several suburban northwest towns near denver, at nearly 1,000 homes and other buildings destroyed in less than 24 hours. take a look now as shoppers rushed out into a smoky store parking lot, one woman recording the moment she fled. >> okay, i guess i'm a little scared. this has happened in 5 minutes. 3 minutes. >> trace: now several inches of snow and freezing temperatures adding to the misery as residents try to pick up the pieces. >> it's just so surreal, you know, to see your home just be just not there anymore. >> trace: stay with fox news channel and your local fox station for continuing coverage of breaking news. meantime, students across the country are returning from winter break, many doing so virtually after school closures amid the covid search. and we continue to see a crunch on rapid tests a

it's a "fox fox news sunday" execs collusive. then -- >> the senate must advance legislation to protect our democracy and safeguard the right to vote is. bret: democrats use january 6th to make the case to pass voting rights legislation in congress to counter moves by republican state legislatures. we'll discuss with house majority whip james clyburn, a close ally of the president and advocate for reform. and the u.s. puts russia on notice over ukraine. enter we're prepared to respond forcefully to further russian aggression. bret: and monitors russian involvement in protests in kazahkstan. plus, the international drama over the number one men's tennis mare in the world, all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ bret: hello again from fox news in washington. the covid health emergency facing the nation landed friday before the nine members of the u.s. supreme court. at issue, the authority of the feds to impose vaccine mandates on tens of millions of workers. orders on enforcement of a pair of biden administration man a kates c

powering possibilities. ♪ >> pete: i want to thank fox news and "fox news primetime" specifically for giving me the opportunity all week long to share my new fox nation series the miseducation of america. tonight we premier the fifth and final episode entitled our covid 1619 moment. as we learned in the previous episodes the 100 year progressive takeover of our classroom is complete. classical western christian education was replaced with progressive education and today has become cultural marxist indoctrination. lockdowns and zoom classrooms over the past two years have exposed parents to the poison their kids are receiving. the question is the big take away what will we do about it. was there a solution as big as the problem? i believe there is and it's called classical christian education and it's growing quickly in america. after you watch this series if you want to find a school in your area, there are over 400 in america and more coming online every year. go to classical christian.org. look final episode. >> for more than 100 years, we have been losing the battle for the america

fox news political anchor of special report, they just concluded on the fox news channel, it is brett baier. obviously put a lot of effort to put that together, that piece was fantastic, illuminating, completely fact-based but it makes you wonder when you are putting that together, what was most troubling for you? >> a lot of things but i think most troubling for me was the effort to get consensus and wash the different theories about what possibly happened. i'm not talking just a few, there were several immunologists and virologist privately e-mailing and privately in the conference calls saying i'm 70/30, and accidental leak from a lab, not a natural evolutionary jump of the virus. people say why are you focused on this so much? well, it's really important to figure out the origins of the virus so we can prevent the next big endemic down the road number one. number two, that we trust our health officials aspires behind the scenes that they are being transparent not only to the public but the president of the united states at the time. the former chief of staff mick mulvaney on, he s

fox two news. this is the fourth also this afternoon, a new warning from health officials do your research before you get a covid-19 tests as some locations may not be qualified to give you accurate results. welcome everyone to the four on this monday afternoon. i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage has oh, macron cases surged. the demand for testing is through the roof right now, but health experts are warning everyone to be careful which sites they go to for testing. ktvu christian captain joining us now from san francisco's mission district. and christian city. health officials have already sent out a warning about unauthorized sites like the one you found today. yes that's right. for hours there was a covid testing site. that was a pop up site right here today. when we checked out their licensing and certification. it was out of date. now the person who was staffing that site directed me to call a supervisor from crestview clinical labs when we called that woman as soon as identified who i was

charles watson fox news. san jose is children's discovery museum is partnering with the santa clara county public health department to help get more people vaccinated. the museum is offering free passes to every family whose child or adult is vaccinated at the museums to upcoming vaccination clinics. one is happening tomorrow. the other is set for january. 23rd. families can use the past the day of their vaccination or returned by may 31st. at least two more clinics will be scheduled at the museum this winter. well until increase on the seventh state bailed bridge or state. old bridges went into effect today. here's a live look at one thoroughfare that increased its fares. all the vehicles you see heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza now being charged more to get into the city ktvu zach sauce explains where the money goes, that's generated from the toll hike. the signs hard to miss. we were crossing the bridge, and we were thinking that for pokes folks that really need to commute and you know, i don't hav

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david sponte fox news. new tonight. dozens of protesters at the state capitol today we're hoping to put an end to pandemic era mandates. one protester who attended today's march against mandates rally said she's against a new building debated at the state capitol. it's called the teens choose vaccines act. if it passes children ages , 12 to 17 would no longer need a parent's permission to get vaccinated. as a parent and a grandparent. i feel that, uh, the parents are the ultimate authorities for their children. when they are doing the very best they can, if parents want help, of course, they can ask for help. but otherwise the a decision making should lie on the shoulders of the parents and not on the state. today's rally lasted about three hours. anti vaccine, protesters attacked officers and destroyed parts of the building in brussels. that building is used by the european union's diplomatic service. the demonstrators threw projectiles at the entrance and smash windows. police said. the protest in the belgium capital

all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> bret: hello again from fox news in washington. the covid health emergency facing the nation landed friday before the nine members of the u.s. supreme court. at issue, the authority of the feds to impose vaccine mandates on tens of millions of workers. orders on enforcement of a pair of biden demonstration mandates could come soon because one role, by osha, is set to go into effect monday. questions from the justices reflecting the national divide over covid vaccines and the latest surge driven by the omicron variance. in a moment, we will talk with the cdc director, dr. rochelle walensky, about the rise in cases and what's next. but first let's turn to lucas tomlinson at the white house on the administration's response to the virus. lucas. >> bret, any day now we await those two decisions by the supreme court on vaccine mandates. during oral arguments friday, the justices took different takes on the value of vaccines. >> we know that the best way to prevent spread of his for people to get vaccinated. >> as i remember in the filing

on fox news sunday . bret bear as the cdc director , dr rachelle wolinski about the comments made by supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, who claims that 100,000 children are in hospitals, many on ventilators. comparatively the risk of death is small, but of course you know children are supposed to die. so you know if we have a child who's been who is sick with covid 19? we want to make sure that they we want to protect them. other supreme court justices also so weighed in on the vaccines. we know that the best way to prevent spread is for people to get vaccinated. remember in the filings? that the 18 to that the younger workers, the 20 year olds who are on vaccinated are actually safer than the older workers who are vaccinated. so they're obviously some differences. washington post fact checker gave justice sotomayor for pinocchio says the highest on the scale, saying she quote went off the rails with her claim and also called it wildly inaccurate. wolinski acknowledged the correct answer is fewer than

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houston police officer union telling fox news digital, it is nothing new for them, they are irrelevant and have proven time and time again they don't care about black lives. it was an abhorrent statement. >> carley: 15 minutes after the hour, you heard exclusive fox news footage showing buses dropping off migrant says in the u.s., we will tell you what is going on. >> todd: and democrats resorting to desperate measures, begging members of their party to stick around. we don't have to beg sean duffy to stick around, he is contractually obligated to do so. he is next. ♪ [shouting] >> it's okay, mommy. it's okay. mommy. >> todd: dramatic rescue caught on camera. lapd officer life parents flagged him down heard the passion and fear in those parents voices. officers quickly and successfully clearly the girl's airway. she does regain consciousness taken to a nearby hospital where she was treated in stable condition right now. thank goodness for those officers. >> video gives you chills. saved that little girl's life. god bless that child. the family, all the police officers, everybody invo

all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ shannon: and hello again from fox news in washington. president biden is huddled this weekend with his security advisers at camp david as he faces a full-blown standoff with russian president vladimir putin. in the middle, ukraine, the former soviet republic, along whose border moscow has massed tens of thousands of troops. in response, the u.s. and its allies ramping up supplies of weapons to ukraine as fears rise about the process prospect of what could become the biggest conflict in europe since world war ii. and breaking this weekend, the british uncovering a plot by the kremlin to be install a pro-russian leader in kiev as it considers an a invasion of ukraine. we'll get reaction from former secretary of state mike pompeo, but we begin with fox team coverage. lucas tomlinson at the white house, amy kellogg in moscow, but first, greg palkot in kiev. >> reporter: i would say that the folks here are concerned but expecting it as well. u.k. government claims that russian president putin's allegedly scheming to install a pro-russian regi

fox two news. this is the fourth one of david wins fellow recruits spoke today about their friendship and the impact he had on their recruitment class. welcome everyone to the four i'm alex savage clotting. wang david when was killed in a freeway shooting in oakland while driving home from the sheriff's academy. ktvu crime reporter henry lee went to the service today and tells us how when was honored by family, friends and law enforcement. a somber farewell for alameda county sheriff's recruit david wynn. deputies and officers stood at attention as his flag draped casket was taken from a livermore church. when was killed in a freeway shooting in oakland near the bay bridge toll plaza earlier this month, he was driving home to san francisco and his prius after a day of training at the sheriff's academy in dublin. law enforcement from across the region paid their respects to win, who would have graduated next month, sheriff greg ahern presented a flag he wins family , even though we know there are ma

"fox news primetime" hosted by rachel campos-duffy starts right now. hey, rachel. >> rachel: thank you, bret. ♪ >> rachel: good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm rachel campos-duffy. now, just when things couldn't get any worse for the biden administration, kamala harris took it upon herself to do another sit down interview. now, this time she was pressed on the administration's response to the pandemic. and it was a complete train wreck. >> at what point does the administration say, you know what? this strategy isn't working. we are going to change direction. is it time? >> it is time for us to do what we have been doing and that time

thanks to a chance conversation with fox news. we connected him with the head of a veterans nonprofit the independence fund that assists evacuees. here is national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> baby duna whose name means world in dari was one of three afghan children born on board u.s. military evacuation flights last august. don't make it happen here. many words and the aircraft landed. so, was the right time. >> she was born as the c-17 landed in qatar. five months later she and her family arrived to a warm reception at a vfw hall in jacksonville, florida. >> just amazing what they have been through. >> now one step closer to achieving the american dream, thanks to the generosity of carol williams of jacksonville, florida, she committed herself to henning refugees when she lost her baby daughter in 1968. >> i want americans to show what americans really stand for. >> williams rallied her community to welcome the family it providing a fully furnished house and paying rent for a year including utilities. they donated

homicide detective and fox news contributor. so again were looking for and a half hours of negotiating with this guy. we have found out the sister of the hostage taker, she is affiliated with al qaeda. she is currently incarcerated cars will therefore face near fort worth. he she is sentenced to 86 years for the crime. she is that pakistani neuroscience i believe we just heard from lucas tomlinson's reporting. and her brother, they have another brother in houston looking at a highly intelligent family. how does this change anything from your perspective? it changes it we now know who we may very well be dealing with. that is, when i say that, it appears as though, if this is in fact the brother of the woman who is now known as lady al qaeda, he wants her release. the authorities under no scenario or circumstance that i know of is going to release this woman. so, what they have to do is continue to talk to him. to see if there is something else other than the release of this a woman he is willing to give up. but i can tell you th

good evening, america, and welcome to the fox news all-american new year live from nashville, tennessee. look at this crowd. it's jam-packed, live music, live comedy and the fox stars you know and love. the party started hours ago, rip roaring we've got reporters fanned out across the country. on the east coast, and more importantly, right here in god's country. >> that's right! with that raymond arroyo, we've got, you know, everybody. new york city, lawrence, jones, i'm telling you i'm so glad we are not in new york city and we are right here! >> we have john rich, who will be giving us a live musical performance in just a minute. several other music acts will be taking the stage tonight right here in nashville, tennessee. so why are we in nashville, tennessee? >> why are we here? >> this show tonight, honestly, is about you. this is about america. every other show tonight will be somewhere along the coastline, they will be wearing a mask. they will be what we think out of touch with you, out of touch with america. our goal tonight is to be with you, to be with america and do it right

thank you all for watching don't >> ainsley: we began with a fox news alert. the state department ordering u.s. diplomats and some embassy staff to evacuate from ukraine as the russian attack on its neighbor could be imminent. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> and i am todd piro and that decision as deploying thousands of u.s. troops to the baltic state to support our nato allies. steve harrigan life on the ground, steve what is the lates? >> time for family members of u.s. embassy personnel in ukraine has in order to get out now for additional personnel there being authorized to leave. the state department really raising the alarm if you are an american in ukraine, it is time to get out now. if there is a russian impatient, there won't be an opportunity to air lift people out. in the meantime, president biden with a range of options including deploying 3,000 to 5,000 in eastern europe. this is a real shift in posture from just economic sanctions. here in ukraine the second shipment of american ammunition and

malda rivera fox news. u. s officials say american bill patriot interceptors diverted a missile yesterday aimed at the united arab emirates, the state run news agency says the missile fragments fell over the capital city of abu dhabi. but there was no major damage. it is the second attack in a week on the e back on january. 17th the fuel depot in abu dhabi killed attack there killed three people. trading on wall street likely rattled the nerves of many investors today, coming up, we'll talk with a financial advisor about what's fueling this volatility, and the j center puts out a reminder about a booster mandates set to take effect for visitors. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so, remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forw

dan springer fox news. important though, to differentiate between symptom control, which is achieved many times by over the counter medications called medications, that sort of thing and also medications that would prevent you from getting sicker. doctors want people battling covid-19 at home to be careful about the way they're treating themselves coming up. a doctor will help us sort through remedies that are getting attention, and a new lawsuit accuses google and meta of scheming to impact the ads you see online. when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just by using your voice... sports on now. touchdown irish! [cheering] that was awesome. and, the hits won't quit, with peacock premium included at no additional cost. all that entertainment built in. xfinity. a way better way to watch. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if yo

todd, when i was just starting my career here at fox news i was an assistant, and fox business showing meat loaf was a guest several times. he was one of my favorite guests. i was working on that show for five or six years, he was such a nice man they just made you feel special. he was one of those people that once he met him once he would remember your name. dls always had a big happy smile on his face. i know everybody when we met on the whole cast and crew walked away they all said he such a special person and unique talent. so sad to hear he died at the age of 74 years old. >> that's an awesome story. let's keep in mind, carley, being from jersey were the only state in the union where it's mandatory in all of your school dances to play paradise by the dashboard light. guys get on one side, girls get on the other and you've seen this song back and forth. as tell people's eyes to look at me like i two heads. this is what you do. compared to its a bummer. they're growing up and this is the nature of life. it's sad nonetheless. in the meantime let's get back to other news. fbi director

but first, this fox news alert. espn today broke the bombshell news that 44-year-old tom brady has decided to leave professional football after 22 seasons and a record 7 super bowl championships. however, the associated press reports the future hall of famer has told the front office something different. christina coleman live in los angeles with the latest on what a we know. christina. >> reporter: jon, here's bottom line on this, there is a lot of speculation about brady's future right now, but at this point there is noen confirmation from brady himself that he is retiring. also the ap is reporting that two people familiar with the situation say that brady called the bucs' gm to say he has not made a decision on the matter. and earlier this afternoon adam scheckter tweeted this statement from brady's agent. quote: i understand the advance speculation about tom's future. without getting into the accuracy or inaccuracy of what's being reported, tom will be the only person to express his plans with complete accuracy.

welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news life i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: sean grady touchdown passes and games started in 20 seasons with the new england patriots into with the tampa bay buccaneers, he proved himself a brilliant performer and a fierce competitor. at times he also found himself at the center of controversy. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on brady's legacy, his future and reaction from across the league, hey christina. >> hi arthel. about 20 minutes go espn reporter adam tweeted out a statement from brady's agent it says quote, i understand the advance speculation about tom's future without getting into the accuracy or inaccuracy of what is being reported, tom will be the only person to express his plans with complete accuracy. he knows the realities of the football business in planning calendar as well as anybody. so that should be soon. espn is reporting on this retirement news. we have not heard from tom brady himself up right after 22 seasons and seven super bowl championships it appears the career of tom brad

not today, dry eye. >> we're back with a fox news alert. we're monitoring a developing situation at a texas synagogue where a rabbi and at least three are being held hostage. texas governor greg abbott tweeted moments ago the texas department of public safety is on the scene at the tense hostage situation in colleyville, texas, adding that he is monitoring the situation. joining us mow, michael masters, he's the national director and ceo of the secure community network. michael, thanks for joining us. real quick, can you just tell us what your organization does. >> sure. the secure community network serves the official safety and security organization for the jewish community across north america. so we work with jewish communities across the country to include having worked with the synagogue in colleyville on their safety and security. we serve as the official liaison with the fbi and department of homeland security as well and coordinate with law enforcement around the country too. >> so in the situation in texas, do you have -- have you

download the fox news at fox news podcast .com. all right. unfortunately that is all the time we have for y this evening. as always, thank you for being with us. you make us. this show possible. we hope you'll set your dvr. never miss an episode this election year of hannity. in the meantime, we'll let your hearts be troubled. laura ingraham, the ingrahama angle is next .ng i hope you have a great weekend. we'll see you back here monday . i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle fromn washington tonight . d have a big show for you,, senator rand paul and ted cruz are here. plus raymond arroyo. we'll bringpa it can't miss friday follies. but first, no place for kids. that's the focus of tonight's hengel. my whole mission in congress is about the children where the children have to be prepared to throw a punch for the children. if you work hard

listen to how biden responded to a question from fox news. reporter: why are you waiting on. [inaudible] >> a wild dream to write out senator rick scott. senator, you saw joe biden reacting to a question from fox news calling it a stupid question. i don't know what president biden is thinking as clearly we all see his poll numbers and the american people rejecting his agenda, your thoughts of what takes place now in regard to russia and ukraine? >> you want to be hopeful but look at where biden has put us. he's put us in a position more potent does not respect him. he is not concerned about him he saw the withdrawal from afghanistan was a disaster. we have known about the ukraine thing for a while. biden sat on his hands which he biden administration does on everything. then there singh may be a minor incursion will be okay we won't do much. what is a minor incursion? is that half the country? is it 5000 dead people in ukraine? what is a minor incursion? if you cross somebody's border that is an invasion it's not minor ever to anybody. so biden is a clown as a president but h

jonathan hunt, fox news. end of the sierra. tens of thousands of homes and businesses will mark the new year in the dark after losing power during this week's massive snowstorm. it's all hands on deck with outside utilities coming in to help pg and e. but it's ktvu tom baker reports they face an uphill battle. because december snowfall totals have broken records in many areas of the sierra. damage to the pg and e system has skyrocketed so much so p genius still assessing all of it. we expect to see over 5000 separate locations with damage that our crews will have to safely work. to restore power outages are widespread with about half of the 70,000 foothills and mountains dwellers restored from this week's storms , but the relative slowness of restoration lies in access endangered crews, including high avalanche risk. extremely cold temperatures deep snow icy nous , sudden falling trees down trees down power equipment and terrible terrain. we have to snowshoe in too many of these areas literally snowshoe in because the remotenes

alexis mcadams fox news. san francisco international airport saw several whether related flight delays and cancelations today due to the conditions on the east coast, according to flight aware there were 58 cancelations at sfo. many of those flags were coming from or heading to the east coast. san francisco teachers say they have reached a tentative agreement with the district. this is let's deal that was reached last night. it includes a $4000 bonus for teachers in a race for substitute teachers. the $4000 bonus will come in the form of $2000 payment in june and another in november. the deal also suspends teachers sabbaticals for the upcoming school year and limits them the following year as a way of reducing teacher vacancies. the teachers are set to vote on that deal next week. teachers in west contra costa county have also struck a deal with the district over its safety protocols for covid after negotiations that went early into the morning hours today, teachers agreed not to strike after the district pro

in the day time and at night on fox news. fox news prime is a different product and that to them is, their quote is standing up for what's right which is a pun or whatever but the line is increasingly thin and vague as to what to them is basically counseling republican candidates like donald trump and being a news network. that is the prime dishonesty is sean hannity knew this was bad. he knew what was happening on january 6th was a horrific thing, an attack on the capitol, you know, there was a riot that went too far at the very least. at worst it is an insurrection or coup. but in the year since then he has done nothing but down play it, nothing but double down on donald trump who he was trying to talk off the ledge that day and just couldn't get to him. nobody could get to him in time really. and that remains the unanswered question. >> there is a stark difference here between what these hosts are saying on air and what they're saying in these text messages. it is a point that mehdi hasan and i were talking about, how much

the january 6th committee making news in a big way that bridges the trump white house and the fox news universe. this is brand new, and we're going to get into it for you. it is setting its sights on fox anchor sean hannity. late in the day the committee formally asking for his voluntary cooperation with the probe and that's not all. pursuant to this legal request, the panel has a new letter, which is public, so we know exactly what they're saying to hannity, that, quote, you had advance knowledge regarding president trump and his legal team's planning for january 6th. the panel also releasing trove of selected text, which according to our sources here, which to be clear is this bipartisan congressional panel, this material from them says that hannity was privately lobbying and warning top trump officials and reportedly talking to trump himself about what hannity viewed as the problem coming straight to america and the trump administration on january 6th. if that sounds different than what sean hannity sometimes has said in public, that's because it is. now, this is brand new stuff, in

fox news. jonathan serrie has more global health officials are monitoring a new version of the micron variants. the sub variant known as b, a two has been identified in washington state and texas as well as parts of europe and asia. scientists say. right now there is not enough evidence that it's more transmissible than the original version. it's very unlikely that we're going to be able to eliminate or even eradicate this virus. and therefore the future , i think is really all of that. how do we live with covid? today? pfizer announced it's starting a clinical trial for a vaccine that specifically targets on macron. the company will enroll over 1400 adults ages 18 through 55. dr anthony fauci says, while drugmakers should be prepared a macron specific vaccines may not be needed, if, in fact it becomes the low level. dominant variant that you'd want to protect people from breakthrough infections. it makes sense to think in terms of at least having ready and i'm a crime specific boost. meanwhile

all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ and hello again from fox news in washington people get to the tense situation in ukraine and just a moment. first busting of breaking weather news as a nor'easter dumped almost 2 feet of snow across parts of the mid-atlantic and new england. wind gusts of more than 70 miles per hour knocking out power to more than 100,000 homes and businesses with the bitter cold in the forecast. the powerful storm also forcing airlines to cancel flights in and out of new york, philadelphia, and boston. we have team coverage alexis mcadams here on the ground in new york city. let's begin with molly line. she is live in plymouth, massachusetts hi molly. >> in mourning it's a very beautiful but frosty day here in plymouth at 9 degrees up in boston just 11 degrees pretty cold for a dig out date which is what today amounts to be. boston also seeing the biggest single date snow record 23.6 inches. that the course of the storm some 100,000 people were without power. very gusty storm a lot of high winds utility crews came in from all of the country for michigan, from floor t

rob dawson, fox news. no love for the world's number one men's tennis player in australia, the 10 hour standoff at the airport over his vaccine status. will novkovic should be allowed to play at the should be allowed to play at the open. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. his covid-19 vaccination status . the serbian tennis champ is currently confined to an immigration detention hotel in melbourne. as william launch reports, djokovic is awaiting a judge's decision on whether he'll be allowed to stay to compete in the australian open. no love for no that. djokovic tennis superst

it is not good. >> todd: you can catch it on fox nation and fox news radio. jimmy, i sent a text about your show and please respond to me if you get a chance. >> i'm all over it but i have to get back to fauci. but we will be in touch. >> todd: you already know him and you already love him. he requires that you get dressed every morning but brian kilmeade got himself a new prime time show and he will be here to talk about it. >> carley: plus, jeremy hunt, joe concha all joining us live. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. ... >> fox news alert. vice president kamala harris departing for honduras for an inauguration ceremony. >> the border crisis becomes a backyard crisis here at home. fox news cameras capturing shocking footage showing transportation and mass release of single adult migrants into the united states. >> todd: you're watching

fox news chief legal correspondent anchor of fox news at night shannon bream starts us off tonight kind of reading through the tea leaves of the oral arguments and of the justices. >> fast track cases are a test of just how far the executive branch's power can and cannot reach into americans' lives. seven of the eight justices in the courtroom were masked for today's argument. justice gorsuch the long sold out. as justice sotomayor elected to dial in from her office. first up on the docket today, a request to stay the labor department's emergency legislation requiring employers with 100 workers or more, to mandate vaccines or require unvaccinated workers to wear masks and test at least once a week. justices breyer, sotomayor, and kagan made clear they support the mandate. but some of what justice sotomayor had to say in defense of the measure raised eyebrows. >> those numbers show that omicron is as deadly and causes as much serious disease in the unvaccinated as delta did. >> that's not true. omicron is more mild. we have laboratory evidence of that. we have epidemiological evidence of