we should be creating critical thinkers, not what am i feeling today. any way you can deliver that? sure, i ll take it for you. door dash. i don t take responsibility if this is inaccurate. it made it. lawrence: so what you see right now is first mayor in about 40 years of chicago dancing her way out of office. the people of chicago celebrating this morning. ainsley: first time in 40 years a mayor lost a re-election. lori lightfoot is out, there will be a runoff between paul vallas and brandon johnson. brian: she is gone, through, she s done a terrible job. ainsley: goodbye to you and dancing. lawrence: i am gloating this, mo. ainsley: you re excited. lawrence: i am, all these kids i ve interviewed, out of here. ainsley: gianno caldwell s brother. lawrence: yes. so long, lori lightfoot, made history as first openly gay woman in the city. paul vallas, former head of chicago public schools on top with 34% followed by brandon johnson, former publi
the white house from camp david today saying he wanted to shoot down the balloon at the first available opportunity and that, in his view, is exactly what the pentagon did. watch it come over into the united states from canada. i told them to shoot it down as soon as it was appropriate. they concluded we should not shoot it down over land, was not a serious threat and we should wait until it got across the water. that s, of course, what happened saturday afternoon. a usf-22 fighter firing a single sidewinder missile at the chinese balloon bringing it down just off the coast of south carolina, and the president said the chinese were well aware of what was coming. we made it clear to china what we were going to do. reporter: but critics, many of them republican, question the wisdom of waiting to shoot down the balloon until after it had flown right across the united states and over several sensitive u.s. military sites. look, i m not saying detonate this thing over a
what is it like when fentanyl affects your life? let s bring in rebecca, lost two sons, prime of their lives, poisoned. she testified in front of the house committee on tuesday to get the message across to democrats and republicans. rebecca, so sad you have to experience this. what struck me, you knew nothing about fentanyl, right? yeah, i had no idea what it was. i heard opiate epidemic and i thought pain meds and getting addicted and destroying lives and they weren t able to work. i didn t know it was killing people. i knew heroin killed. i didn t know what fentanyl was, didn t know what narcan was. brian: used to revive people with fentanyl. in the case with your sons, that was laced; correct? into what
in thick brush, vice president kamala harris was in washington this afternoon asking for more money touting the admini administration s route causes approach. data from the department homeland security shows the number of migrants from guatemala, el salvador and honduras where our root causes, efforts have been focus have significantly declined over the last 18 months. reporter: but republican congressman andy told fox on sunday those numbers are misleading and simply throwing taxpayer money at the problem is not going to stop the influx. you re going to hear them produce the administration s narrative the number of encounters is going to go down. that s true numerically. categorically, you re just changing the filter about where those people are coming. reporter: hours before the president will deliver his state of the union address, we ll hear from top border patrol agents when they testify before a house
administration and comes to russia, we are going to be hopefully earning will more details, because we know jared kushner and paul manafort will be testifying. maybe it s going to be a private meeting, if i m not mistaken, it s on wednesday where they re giving a number of pieces of evidence, such as documents and perhaps e-mails will be included in that. are we going to be hearing from those two publicly this week? we don t have any indication that that is going to happen. the senate judiciary committee had pushed, they have a public area on wednesday and pushed for trump, jr. and paul manafort, to appear before the committee in an open setting. they reached a deal, we understand, to avoid the public hearing and instead a set of interviews and provide documents to the panel and jared kushner is preparing for the house committee on tuesday and before that the day before the senate intelligence committee. it s getting more personal for trump now that it s involving his son-in-law and