ashley: wow. lauren: they found workers spend an average of 30% less time in the office compared to before the pandemic, and because of that, they are spending about $4,700 less on things like food and entertainment near their jobs. another survey last month found less than 10% of new york city workers have returned to work full-time. look, yes, you save money by working from home, but i come in everyday. i want a $4,700 bonus or raise. isn't that fair? is that fair? ashley: you've got it. lauren: you're great. ashley: no problems here. i agree. sign up on that. lauren: thank you, ashley. ashley: unfortunately i don't sign off on anything. you're welcome but you have my support. lauren, thank you so much. now this , robots are going woke of course they are. fox just verified reports that chatgpt shows bias against donald trump. it also refuses to support fossil fuels. big surprise, not really. we're all over it. the nationwide tiktok ban could be closer than you think. senate majority leader chuck

ashley: wow. so given that, what do you like in this market? everyone's being told to be patient. do your homework. we should do it anyway but is there anything in particular you like right now? >> yeah, so look. in investing we have to play the game that's in front of us. stop trying to make it fit your game. the market doesn't work like that and you've got to skate to where the puck is going, don't skate to where it's at now, skate to where it's going and when we look at the macro landscape, growth is slowing, inflation is slowing, yes, it's still high but it's slowing, and monetary policy is becoming more and more restrictive by the way. the unemployment rate at a 50- year low. it has to start going up, so in that environment, the winners tend to be defensive sectors like healthcare and staples those are the two best- performing sectors in this environment, but they're the two worst performing sectors this year, because the rally has been all fomo-based . the investors believe that the fed is g

ashley: they did. lauren: what? ashley: the future of the premier league. just take it as i've got it right. all right lauren also twitter, unusual whales just launched a new investment fund. what are they going to do lauren: they make lawmakers trade. they named one of their funds na nc for nancy pelosi that copies the democrat lawmakers trades and then the other one cruise copies republicans, so lawmakers their trades are coming under regulatory scrutiny , we know that, but they do have 45 days to publicly disclose what they bought, what they sold, and once they do that , unusual whales will mimic them, so there is a gap but essentially, you can see what your elected officials are doing and copy them should you want to ashley: mimicking whales gotta love that story thank you very much, lauren. now this. the irs wants millions of people to hold off on filing their tax returns over concerns about confusion over state benefits. we're going to tell everything you need to know about that if we can. republicans heckle president biden after he says the border cr

ashley: really? that to me, those two sound bytes, jimmy failla sounds like the beginning of syfy movies like independence day. what do you say? >> i don't think they're aliens because biden would have offered them stimulus checks and put them in a luxury hotel around the block and would have complained about accommodations. i don't believe, if we were just talking, you and me, ash, i don't believe aliens want anything to do with our society. i believe they came halfway here and saw everybody staring at their phones all day and posting pictures of their food and flew away. like there's got to be a better planet than this. regardless of what this is, it's definitely a demonstration of weakness by our government and certainly by this president because he has not spoken on it number one. number two, there's clearly been an effort to manage him and keep him away from the story, probably because what you eluded to earlier. if they ask biden about aliens, he'll start talking about s igourney weaver and wha

ashley: right. you know, the longer you leave it, the more the conspiracy theories grow in number and size. but i want to move on to this one, guy. nikki haley held her first rally and now, apparently, the media's flipping out over her presidential bid. watch this, i'll get your comments. >> she talk thes about her indian-american heritage, but she focuses on her con version to christian i. she's definitely trying to fit in. in the end, everything she tries to say about being an alternative the trump, no, she's not. >> you'll see the inconsistencies, you'll see that these statements and many of her positions ring hollow. >> she's alienated the hard core trump supporters by running, and yet she has flip-flopped so many times on donald trump. ashley: you know, among the most outrageous comments there, guy, was the fact that she's turning her back on her indian heritage by using her name nikki and that she's just trying to fit in. why is there such angry and vitriolic response to nikki haley's candidat

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. remembering the councilwoman as a loving mother committed to serving others. >> what drew her to community engagement in sayreville was wanting to help people. everyone is grieveing and mourning this loss of life, senseless loss of life. >> ashley: marianne has more from the service, good morning. >> marianne: police are still on the hunt for the killer after the councilwoman was found gunned down in her car. eunice dwumfour was remembered as the first african american to hold office in her burrough. >> eunice dwumfour saw our community and saw her residents. we can all learn from her, her love of family and loyalty to her oath of office, she taught me to have faith in the process. and that is a gift that i don't think i can ever repay. >> marianne: surveillance footage shows a suspect running, the figure is seen running shortly after a 911 call was made after residents reported hearing six to nine gunshots and heard the sounds of eunice dwumfour's white vehicle slamming into other ve

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. the fundraising platform says the terms of service prohibit covering legal defense of anyone formally charged with a crime. jackie ibanez has details. >> go fund me refusing all fundraisers for the arizona rancher in jail for shooting and killing a migrant on his land. gifts and go is supporting donations for kelly. this is exactly why give send go exists, to allow people to have voice and gain support in time of need. we are not the judge and jury and will not take down campaigns based on bias. there were reports of shots fired and officers found a deceased person. kelly's case come as migrants pour across the border at record levels. the rancher's friend says he's had trouble with migrants in the past. his ranch is a mile and a half away from the board in the tucson sector where cbp >> ashley: thank you. a republican new jersey councilman is found dead in his car exactly a week after the unvolved murder of councilwoman eunice dwumfour. he was shot dead at the energy company where he

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ashley, todd. >> ashley: marianne, thank you. so, couple of things. i covered super bowl liv when the chiefs won in 2020 and that postgame is, i kind of shake because it is so exciting and so much energy behind the chiefs players, the chiefs fans, and i can tell you that parade on wednesday, it is going to be the place to be. i'm so jealous of anyone going. but a few things about this, obviously, i'm excited for the chiefs and i've been a chiefs fan my whole life but the majority of my childhood come at the chiefs were not that great. so ride or die here. it is so great to see this team, andy reid, win the second time in four years. it is so great for them. but the biggest issue that i have an obviously on social media you will see it, the eagles fans talking about that bad call. you can't hold a guy in front of the wrath and expect that call not to be made. and that is not what lost the game for the eagles. mahomes got hurt again before the half. they were up by ten at halftime. so, that is not the linen excuse. this is a good team. there are a lot o

. >> ashley: a.m. ashley strohmier. president biden prepares to be virtually with g-7 leaders and zelenskyy, one year after russia launched full-scale invasion of its neighbor and this terrifying moment happened live on the air at thisim too. >> steve: todd, we just -- whoa, large explosion two miles behind me. black smoke coming up. any idea what that was? probably a missile. we've heard reports that russia says they are using precision-guided missiles. we've heard a large number of strikes in the pre-dawn hours for the last hour or so. it's been quieter. can you come out here and show that smoke. we'll try to show the gray smoke coming up, just bear with us, this is live tv and we're trying to move a camera. thanks, dallas. you can see in the distance black smoke coming up. we don't know what was hit, it is assumed these are russian missiles targeting command and control centers in ukraine and air defenses in ukraine. >> todd: steve harrigan joins us one year later from that same location in kyiv. steve. >> steve: tod

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the blimp finally shot down i have on saturday evening as the president gave the order on wednesday. >> this balloon is going down. this balloon has been taken down and falling from the sky. >> ashley: but officials want to know why it took seven days for the biden administration to handle this. >> china has been for some time and will be the primary strategic adversary of the united states. a message they are trying to send the world we can do whatever we want in the america can't stop us. >> they should not have this encouragement in the united states. we have a real problem. >> this bible and has become testing president biden strength and unfortunately the president failed that test. >> griff: brooke singman has more exclusive reporting and kicks things off for us on this monday morning. hey, brooke. >> with the gang of eight will be meeting as her list tomorrow for the briefing on the chinese spy balloon floating across the mainland last week. navy divers are working to recover d

ashley: big. lauren: fintech, they're spinning off their merchant payment segment, that is called world pay. they acquired it about four years ago, $43 billion. it was never integrated successfully. they also offered soft guidance. that's why that stock i was down 14 1/2%. this is a story if it is actually true. ford is expected to announce it is building a three plus billion dollar battery plant in michigan developed with the china's catl. so, yes, developing batteries, making batteries here in the u.s. for evs but doing so with china. it would create 2500 jobs. we'll see if there is announcement. it is expected today. manchester united, there is a report that qatari investors are preparing an imminent bid for the premier league club, that the money would come from an individual fund rather than a sovereign wealth fund. manu up three or 4% earlier. it is up 4%. ashley: like their biggest rivals, man city owned by middle eastern rivals. >> there is this, white house communication kate beddingfield

ashley: it is indeed. new data finds president biden's state of the union address wasn't exactly a ratings juggernaut. how many people watched? lauren: 27. 3 million, 29% fewer than last year, smallest audience since 1993. what really stuck out to me, just 5% of people who watched were under the age of 35. so young people completely dismissing the president and what he has to say. ashley: is it that surprising but that alone number, thank you very much. brian brumberg is with us for the entire hour, another show coming up at one p.m. very hard-working young man. are you surprised by the state of the union ratings are not? >> no. the thing was on at 9 p.m. i didn't want to stay up to watch that, only reason i watched was because i had to to do my job. most people say, best case it might be slightly less than boring, nobody expects him to say anything except the standard party line which is exactly what he did. didn't surprise me people didn't watch, doesn't surprise me that young people didn't watch, they w

ashley: yeah. sam bankman-fried, sbf, due back in federal court today after a judge deny add proposal to modify his bail conditions and we'll have all the details on today's hearing for you. senator john fedderman has been hospitalized after feeting light headed and the democrat retreat comes after the pennsylvania lawmaker suffer add stroke last may. you may remember. we'll have the very latest on his condition. right now president biden on his way to tampa to discuss social security and medicare. this as he insists republicans want to end those benefits even though they've said it's not only the table. edward lawrence has the story from the white house, next. ♪ my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me.

ashley? ashley: it would, in deed. mark meredith, cool, calm and collected in the face of a dump truck. >> it's friday. ashley: thank you very much. great stuff. the white house, by the way, trying to distance itself from president biden's policies. during his time as a senator, watch this. >> the president ran on protecting medicare and social security from cuts and he reiterated that in the state of the union. he's been very clear these past um cuff years, so a bill from the 1970 is not part of the president's agenda. ashley: congresswoman kat cammack, the republican from florida joins me this morning. congresswoman good morning to you. we've heard from speaker mccarthy, the cuts to social services are off the table so what is the white house doing? >> [laughter] well, good morning, and happy friday to you too. you know, i tell you, that press office, they are on perpetual cleanup duty. i've said it before. they almost need to hire mr. clean as their press secretary because they seem to always go after the president

. >> thanks, ashley. have a great day. ashley: you too. and by the way, it's not just wealthy individuals who are fleeing new york and other democrat-led cities in droves, it's companies as well. lauren, i bet they're all heading, a lot of them, to florida, right? lauren: you can get a new job, ashley. i'm kidding. [laughter] ashley: why, what do you know? lauren lauren just kidding. [laughter] the founder of the related company, which is a real estate developer, he'sing -- 82. he says florida isn't for retirement anymore, it's for jobs, and companies need offices so he says he is building them. that's stephen steven -- steven ross. west palm right now attracts many of wall street, goldman sachs, and related is also developing one flagler, it's going to be finished next year. highest rented in the history of south florida. translation, there's big interest by business to migrate south, ashley. ashley: it is the already happening. lauren, thank you very much. >>> taking a look at the futures, looks like a positive start to this session. sti

i am ashley webster. let's get to the markets, down across the board, the dow up half of 1% of the s&p down 42 points. the 10 year treasury, so much depends on treasury rate and growth stocks, on the 10 year treasury at 26%. look at the price of oil, and down 22,000, 49, 22,760. we just got the latest read on homebuilder sentiment, rising 7 points to 42 in february, that's the strongest read since september of last year will. we break this down with the ceo of the national association of homebuilders, most of them down in this market, democrats agenda, exactly what it is, just plain crazy. liz peek wrote that and good for us, she joins us this morning. what do you mean by that? >> these are words sarah huckabee standard used to describe the democrats agenda and they were valuable. americans need to know they are not alone, what democrats are doing to the country is completely crazy, letting boys complete in girl sports, walking off with hundreds of dollars of merchandise time after time, not arresting the

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. flight delays and putting 380's,000 texas residentses without power. >> i have never seen ice like this before. >> do not come out. >> it has been a lot worse than we thought it would get. >> ashley: texas residents being warned it could take until tomorrow for power to be restored. to america's crime crisis, nypd releasing new video of the wild chase that led police to the arrest of two career criminals accused of robbing a dozen people on tuesday. >> todd: the suspect are expected to be prosecuted in federal court. marianne has details from los angeles. marianne. >> marianne: two career criminals, including one who declared he wouldn't stay in jail long are accused in a crime t spans several burrough. the robbers were arrested in upper manhattan in a stolen white mini-van. wallets and jewelry was taken from victims and the group hit a local motel onnen 82s boulevard. one suspect is carlos perez, known member affiliated with the crypts. he had nine arrests for gun possession and alle

ashley: very good. i want to get into this, corporate leaders backed biden into thousand 20 now skeptical of his billionaire tax proposal. lauren: dead on arrival. they are sure it's not going to reply on the republican house but some are unsure it could even get through democratic senate. the billionaires tax idea being floated is a minimum tax 20%, not just on income but on unrealized gains so stocks you hold, encroaching, the white house is only for the top one hundred of the population, they need to pay their fair share. taxing them on stocks that they hold. ashley: and how do you measure unrealized gains,? it's an unrealized nightmare for an agency that is overwhelmed. dan, come back and, what's your take on the billionaire tax proposal? >> good thing the street uses more noise from the beltway that ultimately not going to happen. it just shows some of this legislation, risks that come out, this is more noise from the 202 area code than reality. ashley: they do that so often. i love your deadpan de

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. the currents state of the union is not believed to be strong at all, 72% independents and 48% of democrats. the independent and democratic number you have to look at. independents think in the middle. if you read the article that came with this, it said democrats were almost split on whether they think that the state of the union and the state of the country is in really a good solid ground right now. when you see 60% of people agree that the country is not doing well, that is bad, dangerous. the people that did respond pointed to extremism on both ends, democrat and republican. that is where the independent number is so high and that will be tricky for democrats and republicans, really. >> todd: i take a look from the 30,000 foot view and ask the question, what about our union is strong right now? our enemies don't fear us. our allies don't know if they can can't on us. when it comes to money, we are all worried about inflation and day-to-day paying bills, we are digging ourselves a

ashley? ashley: don't hold your breath on that. mark meredith at the white house, thank you very much. by the way, the biden administration is now ripping into former president trump's team for failing to detect the chinese spy if craft program. -- spy craft program. roll the tape. >> when president biden came into office, he directed the u.s. intelligence community to do a broad assessment of chinese intelligence capabilities. we were able to determine that china has a high altitude balloon program for intelligence collection that's connected to the people's liberation army. it was operating during the previous administration, but they did not detect it. we deeducate thed -- detected it. we tracked it, and we have been carefully studying it to learn as much as we can. ashley: we detected it. a lot of emphasis there. kt mcfaction or far -- mcfarland is here. how do you respond to john kirby's accusations? >> you know, every time they're caught flat footed, what is their response? oh, let's blame trump. we're off the hook, nobody's

ashley, if you have a well believed 9-year-old, they cannot go. ashley: that is brutal. what is your take on this. lauren: i clean up after my kids. they don't behave nicely, i pick up the french fried's and i am respectful. give them an ipad. ashley: the employees are apparently driving this or the owners are hiding behind the employees but it is kind of your job to clean up the tables and get ready for the customer, it is likely don't want to do this. lauren: i don't know how high end this is, kid focused. if you want an italian going to an italian restaurant. ashley: do other diners not want loud kids at the table? lauren: such a good point. i take my children everywhere. most times they are consummate or entertained. people are forgiving and find kids cute. they can play and then they are done. ashley: thank you. good stuff. we now know hundreds of billions of dollars was stolen and covid fraud schemes, the greatest fraud in a generation. we will learn how long lawmakers plan to crackdown on covid criminals. and ohio train derailment, was the evacuation lifted premat

ashley: right. >> if you don't like it, leave. ashley: yeah. look, we never look to "the view" for keen insight, they just give us a lot of fodder, which we love. mickey haley is not just criticized by the left, former national security adviser john bolton, surprisingly, is also attacking her. >> he's trying to make himself relevant or keep relevant. he says nikki haley's 2024 the presidential rain is aimed at locking down down the vice presidency. >> i think she's really running for vice president, that's my sense. i think she has a problem because she first said she won't run if president trump ran, and her justification for changing was that a lot of things have changed, which i don't think is very convincing. >> bolton teased he is considering jumping into the 2024 the pray if a strong -- fray. obviously, that's the reason he's saying this, ash. i do agree with his underlying notion that this could be a vice presidency audition, so he's not wrong there. but, obviously, he's saying it because he has designs on getting himself in. let the kni

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. since lori lightfoot was sworn in, the city of chicago has crumbled under her leadership. crime is an epidemic with crime up 63% compared to this day in 2019 and murder in the city are up staggering 61%. >> todd: homelessness a major program from places like o'hare, the airport and the city is housing illegal migrants inside abandoned schools and stores. >> ashley: marianne has details from los angeles. >> marianne: good morning, ashley and todd. mayor lori lightfoot getting hit from all sides just a week before chicago picks a mayor. lightfoot is accused of denying benefits to officers. joaquin mendoza. >> not in my wildest dreams, did i imagine his case would be denied. you can imagine my shock, disbelief and frankly disgust when my brother's claim for duty disability benefits was denied. >> marianne: lightfoot clapping back calling the accusations lies. >> what little i know about her, she cares deeply about her family, but making up accusations and suggesting somehow i acted inapp

ashley: wow. and you are -- i was going to say if anyone can talk about work life balance it's lauren simonetti and great podcast too, lauren. lauren: thank you. ashley: take a look at -- oh, i don't know how you do it. 30 stocks on the dow get a sense of where we are right now. more green than red as you can see and we're only up 54 points on the dow and chevron and united health leading the way on the other end and walt disney salesforce.com and that's where we are. don't go anywhere and friday feedback is next. ♪ get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. these days, our

. >> ashley: ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. she was known for committing herself to serving others and serving god. >> place that in inhabitable, amazing -- the beautiful thing about god almighty, god is like a diamond, has many sides toim had. how i relate is different than how you relate with him, that is the beauty of god. >> ashley: jackie ibanez has the latest details. >> police found the councilwelcome dead inside her car on wednesday night. the family heard multiple gunshots before calling police. >> our friends said there were two sets of four shot,s, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. they looked outside and saw somebody running into the woods which lead to the parkway. >> the fbi has confirmed it is working on the case, meantime, her family and friends believe she was targeted. >> for somebody to get so close to somebody and shoot them so many times, it has to be personal. it could have been many reasons why somebody would hurt somebody like her, she was a beautiful soul and loved everybody and always smiled. she would tak

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. one student reporting from their dorm room. audio revealing the moment they realized someone opened fire at two separate locations on campus. >> room 114, a victim in room 114 and room 135 shot. we need help. >> todd: police say the suspected gunman entered berkey hall before heading to the union student center, deceased victims were found in both buildings. she did not know if her friends were okay while shelter nothing place. so scary hearing them say they are under their bed and barricading their door and crying and they hear screaming. it is really terrible feeling. >> ashley: we'll be speaking with michigan congressman on the senseless shooting. 911 call revealed eyewitness saw a male suspect in all black fleeing from the scene where eunice dwumfour was shot and killed, listen. >> gunshots, i looked out my window and saw a man shooting into the driver's side of a white vehicle three times. he left on foot and ran on foot and the white car drove up and crashed into two cars and th

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. a hearing on the border crisis and finally have their chance to run down on the failures that lead to the record surge. brooke singman here with all the details, good morning, brooke. >> that is right, guys that house judiciary committee led by jim jordan with the border crisis since republicans took control of the house and today lawmakers plan to zero in on fentanyl. this comes as cbp officers make three major fentanyl bus in two days. 200,000 fentanyl pills recovered in the car with another 458,000 hills stashed in the roof and gas tank of another vehicle. and at least 14 pounds of fentanyl powder found in the bumper of a car. meanwhile in the span of six days, the del rio sector 4200 got a ways that they know of. a bill melugin taken to twitter, approximately 40% of people coming across the border are successfully evading and escaping into the u.s. without apprehension in recent weeks. the gotaways will not be included in recent numbers. these will not be counted. one g.o.p. lawma

congrates to you. >> ashley: thank you, i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. fans in the city of brotherly love rioting after the eagles lost the super bowl, some fans marching on city hall, scaling traffic lights and posts and facing off with police officers and damaging property. [cheering] >> this is your second warning -- disburse, disburse, disburse. >> todd: they forgot to grease that one. marianne has more on the highlights. the >> marianne: the chiefs pulling off a come-back victory over the eagles. kansas city winning second super bowl in last four seasons by taking down philadelphia 38-35 in glendale, arizona. patrick mahomes winning the super bowl mvp award. the offense scored each possession in the second half and field goal by harrison butker sealed the victory. [cheering] >> butker up and got it. >> marianne: eagles fans are talking about a controversial call and marching on city hall, scaling lamp posts as they sprayed teargas to disburse the crowd. that moment didn't overshadow chiefs frank clark who lost a relative earlier this year. >> i'm ju

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carli lloyd. the single men staying at the watson chose to transfer to the brooklyn cruise center, called a warm location, or decided to leave our care by connecting with friends, family or other networks. >> todd: mayor eric adams calling out agitators providing food, water and clothing. he says shelter at brooklyn cruise is nothing like the prison they are making it out to be. >> what they said to me, thank you, mr. mayor. there are agitators that are doing a disservice to the migrants and the children and families moving to the hotels. >> todd: i'm dumbfounded by the sense of entitlement from the migrants. the shelter conditions, they call a prison, these conditions are better than most college dorm rooms that most college students experience. these are clean. you have some semblence of privacy, unlike college dorms. having been there, i agree with mayor adams, the activists are agitators. they are standing in front of the media and prevent the media from covering the party because they wound t

. >> ashley: a.m. ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. dillon lyons is the victim. the love of my life was murdered, i will never be the same person began, please help my family during this time. >> todd: brooke singman has the details. >> brooke: gunned down wednesday afternoon by a suspect wanted in an earlier deadly shooting at the scene. the slain journalist dillon lyons had been with the station for just under a year. two others were hurt including a photographer and the mother of that girl. yesterday authorities found a 20-year-old girl shot dead. two news reporters were at the scene reporting on the crime, authorities believe the same suspect opened fire on them around 4:05 p.m. the suspect then walk into a nearby resident, killing a little girl and injuring her mother. >> news 13 reporter and photographer were on the scene to cover the homicide from this morning. on harrington street, a woman and her nine-year-old girl were shot inside of a home temperature is unclear why the suspect entered that home. >> ashley: authorities arrested keith moses. moses has g

. >> ashley: i am ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. two separate locations and now the community with the senseless shooting as authorities uncover all of this. >> this truly has been a nightmare. >> our hearts are with those affected by the senseless act of violence. >> we are a community knit together by each other. we uphold each other and moments of grief as well as celebration, but today we come together as a family and we grieve together. >> ashley: brooke singman is live with this breaking story, brooke. >> ashley and todd, the suspected shooter did not have affiliation to the university. authorities confirming he was found dead from self-inflicted gunshot wound off-campus. his name is not yet released to the public. the play say the first shot shot apm north end of campus berkey hall before opening at the union student center. the victims found inside each building. both buildings easily accessible to the public and did not require special access. a student recording this terrifying video from his dorm as he watched the student

. >> ashley: ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the police taking the 9-year-old suspect into custody. he has a career criminal with multiple assault and gun charges on his record. >> todd: the breaking news. >> ashley: a florida journalist and 9-year-old girl gunned down wednesday afternoon by suspect wanted in an early deadly shooting at the same scene. the slain journalist has been identified by his fiancee as 24-year-old dylan lyons with gofundme link tweeted "the love of my life was murdered. i will never be the same person ever again. officials say two others were hurt including a photographer and mother of the 9-year-old girl. the authorities responded to the scene of a homicide yesterday where they found a 20 year old girl shot dead. later that evening 213 news reporters were on the scene reporting the crime. the same suspect return to the scene and opened fire on them around 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. the suspect walked into nearby residents killing a 9-year-old girl and seriously injuring her mother. speak with the deputies locate

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the border is a mess under biden with 717,000 migrant encounters this fiscal year, inflation is still hitting hard, biden spent 13 trillion in taxpayer dollars and 141 billion set aside for climate spending. the president found time to relax with 207 vacation days logged and just 22 press conferences since being sworn in. alexandria hoff has the latest. >> alexandria: this is likely a kickoff point for the 2024 election season. this will not fly under republican-controlled house, biden will be working to win over his own party. according to abc washington news poll, democrats want someone else to run, just 31% support the president. buttigieg was presented with numbers and offered this. >> the poll, large number of democrats say they don't want him to run again. he is an absolutely historically successful president and i want to see that continue. >> alexandria: take a look back. this is important. we'll go over fiscal year 2023 alone, 718,000 migrant encounters, 207 days of vacation.

. >> ashley: aptly. hundreds of migrants arriving on florida's shores and sunshine state as a plan to send them to sanctuary cities. >> what the biden administration is doing currently client is a crisis. we are here to solely say florida is not a sanctuary city. i was born in venezuela. we love everyone. the state of florida cannot take that burden. >> ashley: the lawmaker behind the fiery rebuke with the border policies and the lawmaker behind the bill joins us next. >> todd: speaking of sanctuary cities, san francisco, yeah, i said that right, might actually be reversing their sanctuary policies. we will tell you why after the break. have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insuranc

morning, ashley. you always see the democrats talk about diversity and inclusion, and if you believe it, you might say something like most kids are raised by a mom and a dad, and that's a wonderful thing, but some kids are raised by a single mom or single dad, sometimes two moms or two dads, i call that inclusive. when you call families with moms and dads dangerous and un-american, that sounds to me like something that's exclusive and, i think, borders on hate speech. it's just remarkable that something that would have been uncontroversial a couple years ago, now a member of the democrat caucus in the u.s. house of representatives as dangerous and un-american, i think it's an extraordinary statement and shows how completely detached today's democrat party is. ashley: lost in space, indeed. another one for you, we've been talking about this all morning, whoopi goldberg apparently just can't tell senators tim scott and rick scott apart. listen to this. >> tim scott, black tim scott, right? 'cuz there ar

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. border agents say the border situation has gotten out of control. one homeowner told just how bad things have gotten on her ranch. >> we just finished construction several months ago, this is the second time they attempted a break-in. it is sad we cannot come up here and enjoy the life that we did several years ago without fearing for our lives. we have constantly got to be armed. there is no feeling of safety, it is fearful. you are looking over your shoulder and listening for sounds that are not familiar to you. you do not feel safe. >> todd: today an arizona man being held on one million dollar bond and facing first degree murder charges for fatally shooting an american citizen for trespassing on his land. >> ashley: the president will deliver has state of the union tonight. we begin with marianne. >> marianne: in arizona, a rancher sits in jail for shooting and killing a migrant on his land located 75 miles south of tucson, just a mile and a half from the border. the arizona ranch

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ashley: thank you, maria. good morning to you, good morning, everyone i'm ashley webster indeed in today for stuary varney. let's get right to it. what a game. i'm tired this morning and i stuck with it the whole way. how could you not. the kansas city chiefs celebrat ing a big super bowl victory after defeating the philadelphia eagles. quarterback patrick mahomes coming up clutch in the comeback what a game that was. now, to more serious news. the white house says another object has been shot down. this time near lake huron in the great lakes region. it's the fourth object to be shot down in a little over a week. what's going on? americans are concerned about this , so do we need to hear from our commander-in-chief? congressman mike waltz says absolutely we do and he'll be here to make his case. senate majority leader chuck schumer says we need to look into banning tiktok across the country. tommy harry reed en will be here to talk about that and let's take a look at the markets as we kickoff another busy wee

ashley: we will indeed. coming up, media can help but gush over president biden's state of the union address. listen to this. >> president biden's superpower is that he's a regular person. >> but delivered with a lot of energy and a lot of pace. ashley: superpower? brett is here to react to that. i can't wait. the president claimed republicans want to cut social programs in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. it ignited the heated response on the gop. we are going to fact check president latest claims on the economy right after this. ♪ ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire if your business kept on employees through the pandemic,

. >> ashley: ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the president will host a virtual meeting with g7 leaders and president leaders and president zelenskyy this morning. brand-new fox polling shows how polarizing of course here at home. 50% of registered voters say the u.s. should support ukraine as long as it takes. 46% say we need to limit that time frame. >> todd: steve harrigan life in the ground on kiev one-year anniversary of the war, steve. >> ukraine has already been out and about downtown performing a ceremony with soldiers saying ukraine will do everything possible to win back the war against russia within this year. in the meantime, u.s. g7 nations expected to announce a new series of economic sanctions against russia. this comes as the u.s. is also announcing $2 billion more in military aid to russia and since provided since the war began $50 billion of economic and military aid to ukraine. that is $113 billion that has been authorized. some military analysts are beginning to express cautions about president biden's message

friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. this is amid new concerns china could supply weapons and ammunition to russia escalating the war and crossing what the biden administration calls a red line. >> todd: alexandria hoff has more. >> alexandria: the president will be with president duda and make an address. president zelenskyy called yesterday's surprise visit the most important in the whole history of ukraine-u.s. relations. >> this was a historic visit by the president to an active war zone, where we don't have a u.s. military presence. it was important for the president to go to kyiv and get a first-hand briefing from zelenskyy's team and discuss zelenskyy's military planning, security assistance ukraine has asked for that the u.s. is providing and energy assistance that we've given. >> alexandria: president biden announced additional -- to think he could outlast ukraine and the president shared this, president zelenskyy and ukrainians remind the world everyday what freedom is, freedom is priceless and worth fighting f

. >> ashley: ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. taken from the surface of the ocean, but officials say still searching for electronic payloads with final information on the capabilities. >> todd: alexandria hoff joins us with the latest, alex. >> todd, ashley, good morning. the payload where the evidence was found, the fbi official says that remains underwater. what has been recovered at this point the wiring and small electronics. the u.s. officials believe the u.s. surveillance within tan is the intercept and listen in on american conversations. according to the pentagon for we know the people's republic of china gives these balloons for surveillance. high-resolution imagery the fly altitude balloons with intelligence operations. senates briefing, jon tester pushed for answers from the biden administration. >> i want to know if we knew what the chinese were trying to collect with that balloon come up with that reconnaissance ballooned. >> senator, thank you for the question. what we can probably get into details and a classified

ashley: should we be that surprised? a decade plus of cheap money sloshing around, everyone came to the trough and back then there were those who said we are going to have to pay the piper. that's where we are at. the fact that this could be 18 months of pain, should we be that surprise given how long we went the market out of whack? >> absolutely not. people forget they started stimulating back in 2009. that's 13 years of stimulation. they tried to normalize in the mid teens and in covid hit they were back to zero again but they've been stimulating for 13 years. the balance sheet is out of whack, not even talking about reducing balance sheets away say work so that starts to kick in, i think it will cause the markets to become frustrated and pull back. i'm still not convinced it's going into the mortgage stan lee call but i do think we could see where it's turning in place not doing anything and with rates approaching, you can get 5% on six-month and one-year now so if you are nervous about the market, you can shift mone

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. the "new york post" is calling the president joe lie-den we have all-star lineup on deck to give reaction to the speech. we will get a first-hand account of the night. >> todd: and kellyanne conway will all be here live. >> ashley: robert charles is standing by and lucas has the latest on sarah huckabee sanders scathing response. good morning. >> brooke: president biden pushing unity while taking digs at republicans, blaming him for the country's top issues. resounding boos from lawmakers, including the moment he claimed republicans want to end social security and medicare. watch. >> president biden: some republican friends want to take the economy hostage, i get it, unless i agree to their economic plans, all you at home should know what the plans are instead of making wealthy pay their fair share. some republicans want medicare and social security sunset, not saying it is majority. [booing] >> president biden: let me give you, anybody who doubts it contact my office, i'll give you a

ashley, todd. >> ashley: marion thank you. i want to come off of what marianne said, it was lori lightfoot sing to the new york i am a black woman and let's not forget certain folks frankly don't support us in leadership roles. based on the polls, what is going on here? do that she have any chance of pulling office? >> i think what you have to look at is the last election site, she made a name daily. she was in a runoff with tony and obviously both women of race. i don't know that that matters. i think the issues you just talked about is what it will come down to. chicago has a rampant crime problem and not only is it in chicago but reached the other counties. that is problematic. crime, crime, crime will be the issue in this election. personally from what i am hearing from my constituents and from listeners, brendan johnson, paul vallas run big school districts in philadelphia, new orleans, chicago and brendan johnson has the backing up of chicago teachers union in cook county commissioner. i think those are your two guys. th

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. hoping to force administration to pay attention to what is upon haing. >> it is important we convene in texas to share light on brutal and unsustainable conditions this president's administration has caused at the border. >> my hope is for an honest conversation in america at the border tonight with each of you. >> the u.s.-mexico border is close to 2000 miles long, how many pounds of fentanyl are coming through the ports of entry? we need to secure the border. >> ashley: todd, who else better to lead this site tour than brandon judd. you can turn on fox news channel nearly any time of day and see brandon on there. he is fired up because what we're seeing at the border is a complete disaster. it is the biggest or top two crisis in the united states right now and what key with think of in mod upper time. what i find interesting, mccarthy is in the speaker seat and five weeks he's been speaker and they are heading down there. good for him and know ares for doing this. i understand what

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. look at biden's decision-making, which saw the chinese spy balloon cross the entire united states before being shot down off the coast of north carolina. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: possible debris from t the -- analyze the remains of the flight at an fbi processing lab. senators prepare for a briefing on the chinese flight. president biden is ready to deal with the fall out. >> president biden: no, we made it clear to china what we're going to do and they understand our position, they will not back off, we did the right thing. this is reality. >> ashley: the airship flew over several military bases, weighed nearly 2000 pounds and was 200 feet high. mike pompeo now criticizing the biden administration for allowing something so dangerous to stay in our skies for a week. >> the chinese may have been able to blow this thing up themselves. imagine if you knew that and the chinese could decide where to drop this thing, they didn't understand risk. >> brooke: the white house is d

. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. we are learning this is just a blip on the map and part of china's surveillance program. >> lucas:ace has details, good morning. >> lucas: good morning, these are classified briefings on capitol hill, top republicans demanding answers from the pentagon and director of national intelligence to fill in the blanks on this timeline. senators want to know when the spycraft was picked up on radar. since the odyssey across the united states, are countries are reporting in india, philippine, taiwan and u.s. territory of guam. the one that crashed off hawaii a month ago, other recent sightings in the u.s., "washington post" says it is part of chinese espionage arsenal. chinese have taken old technology and married it with modern communication and observation capabilities to glean intelligence on other nation's militaries, it is a massive effort. americans want to know why the spycraft was not shot down sooner, especially if there are explosives onboard. president biden defended his actions. >>