january 10th, 2024. this is the 6:00 a.m. hour of fox & friends eastern time. coming up, 2,000 high school students here in new york city forced to go remote today because their classrooms are being taken over by migrants. ainsley: plus, florida s governor ron desantis making this prediction about iowa during last night s fox news town hall. we re going to do well here. i think iowa rewards the intensive approach where you are showing up in 99 counties. brian: he did do just that talk about a super commuter, a journalist who works in new york city pays less to live in ohio and travel to work than it would to rent an apartment in new york city like a shoebox by the way. ainsley: i believe it. brian: in manhattan. i commuted to d.c. this morning as a personal experiment while steve and ainsley insisted on staying in new york city. fox & friends, according to reports starts and i think i remember right now and just also keep this in mind, mornings are better with f
And we celebrate a0 years of christmas classic, the snowman, and its iconic soundtrack, Walking In The Air. Good morning. Its Christmas Eve. Our top story. Around 250 Million People in the us and canada are under Severe Weather warnings, as an unprecedented winter storm sweeps across North America. From alaska to texas, bone chilling temperatures, blizzards and icy winds have caused widespread disruption and left more than a million homes and businesses without power. At least 12 deaths have been linked to the conditions. Tom brada reports. Once ina once in a generation whether out of the worst possible time. Ice, wind, rain and extreme cold are Wreaking Havocin Rain and extreme cold are wreaking havoc in the build up to christmas. Trees have been ripped from the ground and power lines have been knocked out across the country. From maine to texas, more than i Million People are without electricity. People are very frustrated because we pay our bills. All day it has been going in and ou
donald trump. the new bomb cyclone targeting the west and the urgent relief effort in the south after that deadly tornado outbreak. our team in the storm zone with families who have lost everything. the deadly fire at a migrant center near the u.s.-mexico border. dozens killed. was it started as a protest? allergy season off to an early start. why it s getting longer and stronger, and how you can get relief. and the photographer who teamed up with young engineers to keep chasing his passion. he is inspiring america. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, everyone, and welcome. as families grieve the lives of six people murdered in a nashville private christian school, we re getting a chilling look into the heart-pounding moments when the first responding police officers braved gunfire, entered the school, and advanced from room to room, locating and fatally shooting the suspect. newly released video of the attack just part of a tro
mom ana walshe claiming police found a habitation saw, torn up cloth and bloodstain has. husband brian has been arrested. it articles of impeachment have been filed against secretary mayorkas. border is a catastrophe. we have to react. would you like a cocktail before we begin. [laughter] yes, please. i hear you like tequila. listen to the music. ainsley: good morning to you, you can listen to the music while we tell you the news. we will keep you up to date this morning and tell you what the headlines are so you will be prepared when you go to work today. brian: one of these bands start up almond brothers, doobie brothers 2020 no more brothers yet sing the same music. ainsley: still alive just don t sting together anymore. brian: in some c cases. tubi brothers. it. steve: they were there last night. ainsley: what is watt name? steve: bunch of different guys. brian: foreigner here only one guy left. if you know the music can you keep it going. ai
it s heading. mike tobin at o hare airport in chicago with nightmare people trying to get on the plane. we begin with fox weather correspondent max gorden in new york just south of buffalo tonight. good evening, max. good evening, mike. along the shores of a very angry lake erie. all day today, waives have been crashing over the railing behind me as 14 to 18-foot as well as have come ashore. part of the parking lot that we are standing next to right here has been coming apart actually and neighborhoods near us have had to be evacuated because of a storm surge that has pushed through and caused flooding. now, of course with this bomb cyclone we have also had to deal with very heavy snow and extremely gusty winds. the gusts of 72 miles per hour was recorded at buffalo, niagara international airport. also experienced white outside conditions zero visibility and shut out operations at the airport no flights, in no flights out. of course, road conditions are also very treacherou