i ve seen more devastation than i ve seen in my lifetime. i m on the ground in the middle of it, it looked like a war zone. i never felt so good about the cooperation of the federal, state and local government. ashley: alexandria hoff live from washington with the latest, good morning. alexandria: good morning. the people of mississippi are not the type to wait on help, people came from across the state to lend trucks, equipment and medical expertise. where assistance will be is temporary housing and loans for unsured properties. alejandro mayorkas took a tour of the small delta community where residents say every marker of existence is gone. flower shop, beauty shop, barber, law offices just down the street are all gone. there was an auto parts store, local restaurant that has been there for i don t know how many years, since i was a child. service stations, tire shop, just gone. alexandria: 26 lost their lives in mississippi and alabama, one death was reported.
buses caring 323 illegal migrants and traveling further in the u.s. if title 42 is dropped eventually we could see 14,000 encounters every single day at the border and that adds up to 5 million illegal crossings each year. life for us in washington, lucas, good morning. good morning todd and ashley. one of the supremes court title pandemic era that turns migrants away from the southern border will remain in place for now. 5-4 ruling, very narrow. here are the four cojustices to lift title 42, and here is justice gorsuch. the current border crisis is not a covid crisis. should not be in the business of perpetuating need to ask the same for one emergency only because elected officials had failed to address a different emergency work court of the law, not lawmakers of the last resort. dhs is saying people should not listen to the lies for the migrants but the border is not open and we will continue to enforce immigration laws but we do show within the constraints of decade
coast guard over the phone to personally thank them. but those same heroes are about to lose their jobs by the end of the year thanks to the president s own vaccine mandate. mark meredith live in washington with more. mark? good morning to both of you guys. the president and the first lady going to see firsthand the devastation left behind from two powerful hurricanes. as you mention the couple is going to be in puerto rico. that s on the island s southern coast. puerto rico still recovering from hurricane view and a witch at the island roughly two weeks ago, and estimate 100,000 people still without power this morning and the president is pledging right now my financial relief for commonwealth. it s going to take a long time so we cannot tire. whatever it takes i mean it, whatever it takes. the president is due back in d.c. tonight and he ll be back on the road wednesday to visit florida amid the fallout of hurricane ian. the president alleging all my pledging addi
people to be in charge of the government with elected representatives in charge of congress and the president. they want this permanent bureaucracy and a permanent bureaucracy of national archives and top breaches of fbi and the department of justice. donald trump refused to play along. that is why they been going after him six years. it s not just about donald trump either. it s about the democrats using law enforcement and the other tools of the administrative state to harass and persecute their opponents. jackie ibanez with the latest on the case, jackie. federal judge issuing a notice of preliminary intent over the event to appoint a third party attorney to review the documents seized from former president trump s mar-a-lago home. order of the justice department to provide and pursue a more detailed list of what was taken and that is due tomorrow. the hearing is scheduled for wednesday. this is a small victory from the trump team who has been pushing for the appointme
house to keep roe v. wade the law of the land and president might be ready to cave any day. todd: supreme court justices are still the main brett kavanaugh was confronted at a dc restaurant, still no condemnation from democrats. keep up the information on what is happening and keep up the outrage for what it means for women and pregnant people across this country. todd: you are watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. ashley strohmier is live with new words of encouragement coming from the president himself. good morning. ashley: president biden is throwing support behind abortion activists saying he may declare a listen. president biden: keep protesting and making your point. we can do a lot of things to accommodate the rights of women in the meantime, but fundamentally, the only thing that will change this is a national law. ashley: progressives, including alexandria ocasio-cortez and elizabeth warren and former members