it comes to gun legislation. so, instead of beginning this hour with what s happening in congress today, we thought we d start with what s not happening, which is a bigger story. so, first senate republicans are expected to block a bill creating a commission to investigate the attack on the u.s. capitol on january 6th. this is their workplace. not just the centerpiece of american democracy but this is where they and their staffers go to do the work of the people. the attack led to the deaths of five and injured more than 160 capitol police officers. congress has also not reached any agreement on police reform. they missed president biden s tuesday deadline for a deal, even though most lawmakers say they are disturbed by what we ve all seen with our own eyes in case after case captured on video of black americans killed at the hands of police. the family of one of those killed, ronald greene, will stage their own march for justice this hour. and we will see at half sta
Few moments ago from the county sheriff s department and expect more at the bottom of the hour. The suspect is dead. So far no information on the weapon or the motive or a firm number of those killed and injured. We expect to hear from the authorities perhaps around the bottom of this hour. Let s go to stephanie elam, senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe. Not much from the authorities but alerted to an active shooter around 6:40 a. M. Local time in california. Reporter: right. Let me paint the scene as someone that grew up in santa clara county. This is very close to san jose international airport on the southern end of that for this light rail station built there so it s close to the intersection of the 880 freeway and the 101. So it s a very busy artery around it although where this location is i believe less trafficked here. Inside of this valley transportation authority light rail yard they received numerous 911 calls at 6:40 a. M. And multiple victims and falls into the ca
it s been what, five weeks. todd: she did mean sitting next to me, not the burritos following the show. been five weeks because of the omicron thing. good to be back. miss you, buddy. merry christmas. carley: merry christmas, happy new year. since last time i saw you, last year, your daughter started working. big life developments. fantastic stuff. we have a busy show ahead. todd: my house is full of borders, no political statement, just full of borders. we begin with reporting on border crisis. cameras reporting ice buses dumping migrants necessary brownsville, texas. carley: brooke songman joins us live with details. brooke, good morning. brooke: good morning. fox news capturing footage of federally contracted buses dropping off illegal migrant necessary brownsville, texas. dozens of adults, mostly males, entered unmarked office in a parking lot. multiple taxicabs collect the migrants to shuttle to nearby airport. migrantss telling fox news they paid $2000 per per
have a shockingly low blow to heroes who lost their lives trying to protect ours. you are watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro, hi, carley. carley: i m carley shimkus. more on those stories in a moment, first breaking news overseas as new shipment of weapons are set to arrive in ukraine within the next hour. todd: the pentagon readies troops for possible deployment, steve harrison is live in kiev with the latest on the rising tensions. steve. steve: that s right, todd, the u.s. put 8500 troops on heightened alert. they will be deployed in the know event of a russian invasion. four upon countries have decided to pull out families of diplomats here due to deteraing situations here. they are under criticism from ukrainian officials who say it is unnecessary and premature. russia says they have no plans to invade, they say the west reaction is one of hysteria. it is responsibility of individual u.s. citizens to get out of ukraine on their own. press sect. psaki
i m todd piro. hi, carley. carley: this is true, we have beef over christmas movie, that s about it. i m carley shimkus, more on the president s outburst. first breaking news overseas. weapons will arrive in ukraine in a moment and troops are ready for possible deploy toment eastern europe. todd: live in kiev with the latest, steve. steve: todd 8500 u.s. troops on heightened alert. they can be sent to eastern europe if there is invasion of ukraine. no plan for u.s. combat troops on the ground in ukraine. four countries have pulled out families of diplomats due to worsening security situation here, along with the u.s., u.k., australia and germany pulling out. ukrainian officials say such a move is unnecessary and premature. russia says the u.s. reaction is one of hysteria. administration officials say there will be no air lift for u.s. citizens remaining in ukraine. press sect. psaki: we are conveying to american citizens to leave now there is not intention of an evacu