embracing artificial intelligence. should would he be worried? and in your health, experts are warning of a tripledemic this year. the flu, rsv and covid. bret: but, first, breaking tonight, one of the prosecutors who has worked on the hunter biden investigation gave a deposition today on capitol hill. leslie wolf has been accused of obstructing the fbi probe into the president s son. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie starts us off live tonight on capitol hill. good evening, aishah. bret, good evening to you. that interview lasted about four hours. and, yet, produced very little new information, a lot more frustration. mr. wolf refused to answer most of our questions. house judiciary chairman jim jordan reacting to a closed door interview with former assistant u.s. attorney leslie wolf. jordan s committee bringing her in after irs whistleblowers accused her of obstructing the fbi from investigating president biden during a five-year long probe into his son h
now we re going to go to north carolina where crews are going door-to-door to check on families. dorian made landfall there yesterday in the outer banks and it s now moving towards canada. jonathan seare is reporting live from emerald aisles north carolina. reporter: i m standing in the remnants of an rv park that was damaged ahead of the storm. look at this house, this mobile home turned over, completely upside down. but if i can get you to pan a little to the right, look at the neighboring structures, completely intact. the damage here is surgical because rather than damage from wholesale hurricane force winds when the storm came ashore on friday, this damage occurred during the initial feeder bands when the storm was spawning a combination of tornadoes and water spouts. and in this case, a water spout that came ashore, going through this rv park and causing a line of damage, destroying 62
taking to twitter. the president writings republicans and democrats must come together and get strong background checks. perhaps, marrying this legislation with desperately needed immigration reform. back to you. steve: so thank you very much, jonathan seare. find out what the president has to say. he will be addressing the nation at 10:00. you will see it live right here on fox. ainsley: that s right. the weekend s deadly shooting begs the question what is driving people to commit these handwriting news acts? steve: joining us now forensic psychologist evil thoughts and wicked deeds chris. he joins us from los angeles this morning. good morning. as you look at what we have heard so far as they try to piece together what happened in el paso and dayton, what are your observations? it s pretty clear that these are two dissimilar events in the sense that the one in el paso seems to have a strong ideological base to
lee county, alabama. sandra? sandra: a long road to recovery there. jonathan seare, thank you. bill: if there is any constellation in alabama the people we have spoken to in the past week in our program they really have heart and soul about their community and how they have come together. so, hold on to that for a while. sandra: spoke to a coach at a high school in that town. the high school students came together and said we want to help and do more. they are new yorking on doors and doing anything they can to help folks in need. bill: really good people and the president is coming your way. jobs report is out for the month of february, sandra. mixed bag 25,000 jobs added. unemployment dipping to 3.8%. maria bartiromo top of the hour. sandra: signs of new activity at a missile sight in north korea. what does this mean for continued negotiations. bill: also breaking news michael cohen saga continues. he met with adam schiff for 10 hours before his explosive hearing. so was
file positions come to us and say listen, we ran on safety and security. our constituents don t think walls are immoral. they don t think locking their doors at night, protecting their families is immoral. we re not like chuck schumer. we are not nancy pelosi s puppet. when we heard that, we realized the dam was beginning to break on the democrats side and we could get something accomplished. that s why the president decided to open the government. we have fox team coverage on this. jeff paul is in los angeles with the latest on the border. jonathan is in atlanta following the shutdown s impact on air travel. we begin with allison barber at the white house. reporter: president trump tweeted nine times today, more often than not he tweeted about the wall. sources tell fox news the white house was closely watching the dueling shutdown votes that took place in the senate, both of which failed in the senate and those votes were a factor in the