migrant shelter in boston. lawrence jones is live there this morning. ainsley: plus, all new video this morning showing the kansas city chiefs party host in handcuffs after three of his friends were found frozen to death in his backyard as we learn he has now checked himself into rehab. steve: so much news about that. plus, the house of representatives passing a bill to ban hamas terrorists from entering our country. but two members of the squad voted against it. ainsley: what? steve: those two. fox & friends starts right now for the first day of february and, remember, mornings are better with friends. brian: hashtag. ainsley: we begin with a fox news alert. three people are dead and nine others were hurt in a construction site clasp last night in idaho boise airport. a hangar being built suddenly buckled sending a crane crashing down. steve: five of the injured people. the fire department called it a catastrophic incident. listen to this. we have account
we re going to take you to one of the hardest-hit areas where almost an entire island was decimated. and her rescue during the hurricane made headlines. a nurse desperately trying to get to work was caught in the rising floodwaters. thankfully a nearby reporter was there, saved her and saw her. and that is my guest tonight. good evening, i m erin burnett. out front tonight, ian s fury still remains an extremely dangerous storm making its way through the carolinas tonight. let me show you this powerful video showing a pier in north myrtle beach torn into pieces as the hurricane came ashore. the storm surge ripping through neighborhoods like the ones i m showing you here, leaving even more destruction of homes in its wake. even these homes built up on sticks. so many of them deeply damaged. and parts of charleston s historic downtown also underwater. and tonight there is still concern for life-threatening floods as the storm could dump up to 12 inches of rain as it moves no
Midtoupper 30s. 36 by 11 00. That is close to where we end up at. We will get down less than that before temperatures are back up by the morning. There is a little bit of change coming in tomorrow night. We have sent sam sweeney to the airport to see how everyone is dealing with the busy time. Sam . Sam a good day here. Its a smooth day. All the flights have gone out. No cancellations on the american airlines. This is one of the busiest travel days of the season. But you wouldnt know it looking around. Reagan National Airport its smooth sailing. American the airport largest carrier here plans to move 20,000 people today. Planes are more than 90 full. You might not think that if you look around. Its fantastic. I have plans, extra time today. I walk in to check my im through security. Across the country more than 6. 2 Million People expect to fly between now and new years. 97 million expected to drive. In total, 107 million americans will leave home for the holidays. I dont think its sno
Were here and the health say there are food involved. They have past inspections and put everything in place and they plan to reopen here tomorrow morning. Reporting live in southwest washington, im sam ford, abc7 news. Good news out there. So now we have a bitter chill. Larry we could set records for how cold it will be. Lets begin with bill kelly in the weather center. Bill we are watching the cold weather moving in the air. This is reagan. The record for the record in 1999. The records are in jeopardy tonight. Now we have the temperatures that are widespread in teens. The winds are 20 to 30 Miles Per Hour. This is knocking the numbers down. In another hour or two the numbers continue to drop to sub zero territory. This is 19 degrees but the wind chills are down. Sidebyside at Dulles Airport this morning. Look at the video. This is a mess. Thousands of passengers tried to reach destinations after the weather diverted them from j. F. K. In new york. How does it look now . The nightmar
Rescuers are looking for survivors, pausing to listen for voices. Manuel bojorquez reports from mexico. Reporter at least 25 students and teachers were killed when an Elementary School collapsed in mexico city. [ speaking spanish ] reporter all but four were children. Mexican president Enrique Pena Nieto visited the wreckage last night where rescuers were digging for the missing. It was really violent. I have never experienced anything like that. Reporter u. S. Citizen Brittany Kaiser was giving a presentation in mexico when it struck. She and thousands fled to the streets as the air filled with smoke from collapsed buildings. You could see everything moving outside, street lamps, trees, cars that were on the streets. There were some buildings that are completely demolished. Reporter rescuers and volunteers searched through the rubble for victims, found several people trapped and rescued them. One jolt and a roll. Reporter it happened about 32 years after the 1985 mexico quake that kil