steve: good morning this is fox & friends for friday, january 12th, 2024. ainsley: we have breaking news. joint strikes by the u.s. and u.k. hitting dozen of houthi targets in yemen in an effort to stop their attacks on the ships in the red sea iran backed group says they are not backing down. jack keane joining us on the military action taking place as our defense secretary still remains in the hospital. lawrence: texas national guard seizing control of a park stop the surge of illegal migrants crossing the border i jurent returned and got a firsthand look at what is happening on the ground. plus, country music star jelly roll giving emotional testimony on capitol hill on the deadly fentanyl epidemic. i have attended more funerals than i care to share with you all. this committee i could sit here and cry for days about the caskets i have carried of people i loved. i was a part of the problem. i m here now standing as a man that wants to be part of the solution.
those migrants then being bussed to different cities in the u.s. we have fox team coverage with lucas tomlinson outside the white house and cb cotton in new york city. but let s start off the hour with bill melugin live along the border in brownsville, texas, good afternoon, bill. breaking news right now, multiple cbp arrested afghan national in the fbi terror watch list after he crossed illegally. he was arrested in ote mesa inland san diego county, with a group of migrants, once border patrol took them into custody, ran fingerprints and he was a match to the terror watch list. i m told the fbi was then notified. they confirmed the match and they are now leading the investigation. congressman darrell issa s office represent that is area and confirmed with their local cbp contact and they have given me a statement responding to this, says in part, biden s open borders aren t just a gateway to 5 million illegal, drug trafficking and deadliest drug crisis in history, biden s
in november, she was told she could go home with care paid for by the nhs. yet another five months on, she is still stuck in hospital. how difficult has this been for you, charlotte? it s so wrong that we are in the situation, you know, four, five month extra in hospital that i don t need that actually increases my risk of infections and other illnesses as well. there has been a lot of tears, a lot of hard decisions. i don t think, unless you were here, you could really imagine life in a hospitalfor nine months. charlotte s case here in leeds is very complex and not representative of everyone who needs care, it does though illustrate a wider problem. this past winter, a record one and seven hospital beds across england has been taken up by someone well enough to go home. the government has said it is making another £1.6 billion available to speed up hospital discharge in england. often the hold up is because the right care in the home just isn t available. mum, i don t know
it is everything you ever wanted. well, i got a job and i want to keep it. there you go. welcome aboard, hour three of fox and friends, you know what your top story is been all day. i am sure you saw yesterday when our former president went to his motorcade and to mar-a-lago. they had to stop at the light and when they got on trump forest one, he had to wait his term. he was behind the jet blue flight. does the government reimburse him using his own plane to fly up here? it is mystery in the making. today former president trump will be arraigned in the courtroom. the new indictment alvin bragg remains under seal. there are reports he got 34 felony charges to face. that s a lot. laura ingraham is joining us. can you show us around what s going to happen? reporter: yeah, we have been out here early this morning and really in the last few days as well. we have been watching this sort of build-up, barricades and tents and cameras and lights and reporters. my cam
ijust i just feel for everybody who is like me and my children, in the unknown, whether their family is or not. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk, on pbs in the us or around the world. we have some breaking news for you. the white house has set in the last few minutes that the us military has shot down an object off northeast alaska that was around 40,000 feet high and could have posed a reasonable threat to civilian aircraft. we are going to bring you more on that news live from washington in a moment. back to that earthquake in turkey. and syria. fears are growing for the hundreds of thousands of people in turkey and syria in need after monday s devastating earthquakes, living in makeshift shelters and cars in freezing conditions. there are warnings that aid is not reaching areas fast enough. more than 23,000 people are now known to have died. living in makeshift shelters and cars in freezing conditions. syrian state media says the government has approved inter