signatures. >> we're taking the state back. >> if we don't get moving they're going to eat our of lunch. >> china is going to eat our lunch. come on, man. they're not bad folks. >> nascar fans counting down to the daytona 500. >> i'm excited. it's our biggest day. and to have fox nation on our -- >> good morning, everybody. cuomo coverup, republicans are calling for new york governor andrew cuomo to be prosecuted perhaps for obstruction of justice after the new york post exclusively reported one of his top aides admitting to top democrats that they covered up data on nursing home deaths that were requested by the legislature. ainsley: the secretary to the governor, melissa derosa made these comments during a video call with state democrats, saying, quote, he meaning trump, starts tweeting that we killed everyone in nursing homes and basicallily we froze. we were in a position where we weren't sure if what we were going to give to the department of justice or what we want to give you guys was going to be used against us. they were worried about what was going to be used against them. >> they were afraid of the president. it goes back to trump, always. according to the associated press over 9,000 recovering covid-19 patients were sent to nursing homes in new york and 15,000 facility residents died from the virus in the state. that's up 40% from the 8900 initially reported. the report comes as cuomo, the governor, prepares to meet with president biden on covid relief today at the white house. i guarantee you that does come up. they're on a conference call with democratic lawmakers, at which time the -- we're going to expose it to you, they're apologizing not for the deaths, it seems, they're apologizing for the awkward place they've been in, having to deal with constituents and re-election knowing there's so many questions and so many questions about the number of coronavirus victims. in fact, this democratic assemblyman, ron kim, is kind of telling. his uncle is presumed to have died in the covid-19 nursing home scandal that we're in the middle of now, that happened back in april. he said it's not enough to be contrite with us. they need to show that to the public and the families and they have not done that. steve: when it comes down to it, keep in mind, she was you apologizing because they asked, the legislature asked back in august, give us the numbers. and what they were really afraid of, i don't think they were that afraid of the doesn't of justice or trump. they were afraid of the actual numbers because as we just heard within the last couple of weeks, where they actually admitted that the attorney general for new york state said, right, yes, they did under-estimate the number of people who were killed. the number that cuomo had given was 50% lower than the actual number and the trouble that the legislators, the democrats in the state house, ainsley, were facing in their re-election was -- every time they would go to a town hall, everybody was socially distanced, they go what is the deal with these nursing home numbers, what's the number of people who have died. .it put them politically the democrats in a bad spot and he was through her apologizing for making their re-election tougher. and to brian's point, rather than apologize to the 13,000 families who have loved ones who died, he apologized to democrats who had trouble during their re-election. boo hoo. ainsley: sorry for the position i've put you in, she assumed she was worried about the position they were putting the democrats in compared to the republicans, the position that that was going to put them in when they had to run against different republicans. this all started with this legislative request for numbers and then president trump called for the doj investigation about the same time and she said we were forced out of fear that the true numbers would be used against us. we weren't sure what we were going to do to give the doj or to you guys. but governor cuomo when he -- he's been pressed about this for so many months and when he was recently pressed about it he said, who cares if they died in the nursing homes or if they died in the hospitals, they still died. listen to this, if you haven't seen it. >> if you think there was a mistake, talk to the federal government, it's not about pointing fingers or blame. this became a political football. the report also says the information from nursing homes is often incorrect. doesn't mean people didn't die, doesn't mean people won't die today. that is the curse of covid. why covid? why did god do this? i don't know. but who cares? 33, 28 died in the hospital, died in a nursing home. they died. brian: right. a lot of people care. steve: maybe they don't die, if that decision's not made. have you thought about that? if you missed that press conference, congratulations, you're lucky. i watched it. he goes, you know, my dad passed away. i couldn't be mad at anybody. i wanted to be mad. i couldn't. great analogy. your dad died in his late 70s of natural causes. as opposed to people who died because of a once in two generation pandemic. we didn't know a lot in the beginning. we didn't know if kids would be targeted or older people would be most susceptible. china was not honest with us. seniors are the most susceptible. they're the ones who paid the heaviest price and in new york like pennsylvania and california they made the ill-fated decision to put infected people back in nursing homes. that's why people care. a new york congresswoman says this. governor cuomo, the secretary to the governor, and his senior team must be prosecuted immediately. both by the attorney general of new york state and the u.s. department of justice. this bombshell admission of a coverup and the remarks by the secretary to the governor indicating intent to obstruct any federal investigation is a stunning criminal abuse of power and i'll echo what janice said last night, dean, that democratic lawmaker, whoever leaked out this phone call, the whistleblower, they deserve a lot of credit because this is all democrats talking openly. they think it's secure. but they didn't want to give these answers to the general public. steve: there are calls for cuomo to be prosecuted over the coverup, not just from republicans, but from democrat as well. jermaine williams, the democrat, new york city public advocate tweeted yesterday, to the continual he defenders of new york governor cuomo, how is this okay? you how is it not trump-like? and when forced into admission, the most you get is a sorry, we got caught and not even directly from him or to the families. all while asking new yorkers to trust your decision. that is a democrat. it's also very telling, this was exclusively a new york post story. i did a google search. new york post got the story. and fox news has got the story. i looked down the new york times, i can't find it anywhere on their website. throughout the day, just do a little audience research, see if anybody else is covering this story or if they are covering up this story. brian: can i interject this? how about this, get the attachment, put it on twitter. and put it out there. see if it gets nixed or if it gets frozen or if your account gets suspended because maybe twitter doesn't like this story. ainsley: janice dean will be on with us at the top of the 7:00 hour and when governor cuomo says who cares where they died, she cares. she lost her mother-in-law and father-in-law. she has two sons, they don't have their grandparents. they used to live close to them. they lived in brooklyn, janice is on long island, they used to see them all the time. they don't have their grandparents anymore because of the decision cuomo possibly made. let's talk about schools reopening. all these parents are in an uproar, some of these kids, 60 million -- 20 million kids have been out of school for almost a year, a year at the end of march. when you ask the biden administration, jen psaki said we're planning to open up in the next 100 days, open up 50% of the schools around the country to go back at least one day a week. that got parents all over the country so upset. how are we supposed to do this? we can't do one day a week? kids need their friends, social life. we need to go to work and they need to get off zoom. look at the numbers. we're already there. we're past 50%. so they should open off off the schools -- open up all the schools. look at that. according to a school reopening tracker, 66% of k-12 students have five days a week in-person. >> put the number back up for a second. it says 50 -- biden's goal is for k-8 students be in school one day a week. during the campaign, all he said was i'm going to get america's school kids back to school within 100 days. he didn't say only k-8. he didn't say one day a week. if you're buying something and somebody says i'm going to get your kids back to school, that means they're back to school. doesn't mean they're back to school one day. it is jaw-dropping in the -- just the fact that now there's so much small print to the story they're telling. ainsley: like $2,000, you're going to get a $2,000 check, it turns out to be 1400. you already got 600 under president trump. brian: we're writing checks we can't actually satisfy. it's all going to the debt. that's for another conversation. meanwhile, jen psaki continues to pretend as if she's making sense. listen. >> there's been some confusion as to just what the administration's goals are when it comes to reopening schools. can you clear it up for us? in particular, can you explain to american parents that just one day a week of in-person school, does that count as school being open? why should they be satisfied with that? >> they shouldn't be. i wouldn't be as a parent. and i am a parent, i should say. i have two young kids. many of you have kids as well. the president wants schools to open safely and in accordance with science and we're going to listen to science. the president will not rest until every school is open five days a week. that is our goal. that is what we want to achieve. >> my senses resting now. number two is we're not open five days a week and he doesn't want to pressure the unions. that's what it comes down to. if there's anything good to come out of this, people are realizing they've got to get control of their kids' education. it's no longer okay. look for example in california. in san francisco, you have 49% of the kids are white in the area, 51% are minorities. only 15% of the white kids are going to public schools. the rest have just went the other way. everything shut down the entire state. guess who is paying the price? the people you say you want to help most, minorities. let's talk about one of the big -- steve: can i add one thing? we've waiting for -- teachers have been waiting for the cdc to give their guidelines. the guidelines are pretty much as they were before, social distancing, masks, contact tracing, things like that. the teachers are relick taken to go back to -- reluctant to go back to class because they're protected by the union. joe biden's wife is a union member. as we heard many times. he's been careful about that constituency. in places like arlington, virginia, across the river from washington, d.c., the arlington public schools, they're going to return to in-person teaching for two days a week starting next month. progress, right? ainsley: all right. nursing homes, then we talked about the schools opening back up and now to impeachment. another story we're following this morning. griff jenkins joins us live as former president trump's defense team prepares to make its case today. hey, griff. >> reporter: good morning. it's trump's turn now after house managers spent two days making an emotional case that the former president is guilty of incitement and remains a danger to democracy. >> if you don't find this a high crime and misdemeanor today, you have set a new terrible standard for presidential misconduct. >> impeachment is not to punish but to prevent. we are not here to punish donald trump. we are here to prevent the seeds of hatred that he planted. >> reporter: as trump's legal team takes the floor, look for them to focus on the former president's language before the riot. >> it's a false dichotomy here. it's a powerful speech, when you uses the word fight, it's clear he's talking about legislators fighting for our rights, fighting to advocate and everyone likes to -- >> reporter: trump's lawyers met with senators to discuss strategy. as cruz said democrats failed to prove their case and exposed their own hypocrisy. >> by any measure the rhetoric and angry language from the democrats exceeds that of president trump's. >> reporter: 17 republicans will have to cross the aisle to convict and there's no indication that many have been suede. as for to -- swayed. as for today, the defense is expected to spend one day to make their case and then this heads into the weekend when we find out if any witnesses will be called and senators get their opportunity to ask questions and finally the lawyers will make their closing arguments. it's going to be interesting because evidently the defense will be under four hours. what i thought was ridiculous yesterday was they ended up making it pretty clear they have a problem with with donald trump, from 2015 to today that, tried the to show a pattern. if you open that door, you open up five years of what the democrats put forward and the violence that was ignored and fomented by the now vice president of the united states. if you want to go down that path it will lengthen the whole process. it became clear there was an anti-trump agenda there, less about january 6th, that's why i think yesterday really blew their case. >> the republicans continue to say you cannot impeach a private citizen and that is why they will not wind up, the democrats, with enough votes to convict the president. we've been saying that since the get-go. thank you very much for joining us. jillian joins us on this friday and rather than the news, she's joining us with news about the weather. ainsley: the weather is still news. this is a really serious story here. >> at least six people are dead, dozens hurt after icy conditions led to a massive pileup in fort worth, texas. look at this video. over 130 cars were involved in the crash as first responders battled freezing temperatures to pull people to safety. several winter storms are set to hit the country, impacting nearly 20 million americans over the weekend. airlines delaying more than 1200 flights. janice is tracking all of this. we'll keep you updated. the biden administration announced plans for about 25,000 asylum seekers waiting in mexico for their next immigration court hearings to be released in the u.s. while their cases proceed, beginning february 19th. it comes as president biden ends the national emergency declaration that former president trump put in place to fund the border wall. 3600 troops will remain at the border through september to help the agents. today, major cities are lifting indoor dining restrictions in time for valentine's day weekend. starting today in chicago, new york city and portland, restaurants are allowed to open operate at 25% capacity. philadelphia restaurants getting the the green light for half capacity if they pass an air ventilation test required by the state's health department. and check this out. two nypd horses break free from officers and run through the streets of brooklyn. the two officers dismounted from their horses after one had a minor medical emergency, that's when freedom and samson made a praying for it. officers were able to corral them a few minutes later back onto their trailers. both officers and horses are okay. that is a look at your headlines. that's what freedom looks like. [laughter] >> i was waiting for you to tell fuss the naked cowboy went out with a lassoo and got them. >> that did not happen. ainsley: the effort to recall california governor gavin newsom is on the verge of getting all the support it needs. an advisor to the campaign is going to join us live with an update on the signature count. plus, by day he owns and operates a long island restaurant. but by night he suits up in uniform and he protects his community. brian's community as an officer. lawrence jones introduced us to a man serving his community in more ways than one. brian: you just told everyone where i live. ♪ ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) (loud music & noises) ♪ ♪ (quiet piano music) comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. i'm a performer. always have been. and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of movement with voltaren. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? 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>> we're very close. i'd like to use the football term that we're probably on the half foot line right now getting ready to plow it into the end zone. not only do we need to go to the end zone this time, we need to run it to score, we need to run it to score by an extra 300 to 500,000 signatures so we have the pad and the insurance that we need, just to make sure that there's no game playing up in sacramento when it comes of to verifying all of the signatures. so we're there. but we're not there. so i know there's been a lot of things out there and a lot of misinformation that's been out there on websites and on twitter and things like that but, again, as the official spokesperson for the recall movement, we're excited. we'll make the announcement tonight at 7:00. but we're not where we need to be in the end run. >> the announcement tonight will that be that you hit 1.5 million. >> i don't know. have to wait and see. >> good tease. all right. we'll be watching, randy. obviously you're aiming for 2 million because there will be challenges to it. obviously, the number one reason people in california a steamed is because he locked down the state completely while other states are wide open. even though he's locked things down and completely bankrupted a bunch of businesses and kept kids away from school, california is the number one hot spot for covid in the world. >> everything he's done is wrong. i mean, he says he's going to go ahead and solve the covid problem and he's going to go ahead and do it his way by closing all the businesses and putting everybody on house arrest and that's 40 million californians, and guess what? breaking news. it doesn't work. and he needs to be held responsible for this because he has acted on his own accord to actually be the guy who is not only the ceo or the chief of staff and the anything and everything in charge of california, he's tried to make this a one man band. that's where you see him going to all these individual press conferences, the public ballparks and people are screaming at him, announcing the first round of vaccines and people in california, we're not dumb. we're on to this guy and we know exactly his tricks. he tried to pull every trick in the book. every time he does it, it failed. gets more and more pathetic. >> you know sees the writing on the law because suddenly he starts to loosen things up and he's out and about, yeah, we're trying to fix it for everybody before he knows he is going to be recalled. >> i don't know -- i don't live in his mind. i know i probably live in his head and a lot of us do in regards to our recall movement leaders. but he's an odd duck when it comes to politics. he has the perfect persona on the outside. he's from central casting. he's a good-looking guy, he's articulate. but there's just not a lot of substance to him and i think that's what we're seeing right now and that's why people are so angry at him and they're going to -- he made the mess. we're going to clean it up. >> well, there you go. because after a recall, you will try to get a republican elected to the governor's mansion out there. arnold schwarzenegger did it, who knows. randy, thank you very much for joining us at 3:27 california time. >> thank you so very much. >> now go take a nap. by the way, we did reach out to governor newsom for a statement. he has not gotten back to us. i'm sure he will. stay tuned for that. meanwhile, still ahead, by day, this guy owns and operates a long island restaurant. by night, as you can see right there, he suits up in a uniform and protects his community as an officer. lawrence jones introduces us to a man serving his community in more than one way. plus, we're gearing up for the big race this week, the daytona 500. we're live from the track, coming up. you're watching "fox & friends" and it is friday. ♪ new advil dual action with acetaminophen fights pain in two ways. advil targets pain at the source... ...while acetaminophen blocks pain signals. the future of pain relief is here. new advil dual action. for veteran families, when it comes to finding and buying your dream home, we'll be there to make it happen. we'll be there when you want better rates too. or to get money for retirement. we'll be there because we work only with veteran families like yours to help you get the most life out of a home for the life of your family feeling sluggish or weighed down? 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>> very little sleep, first and foremost. like i said earlier, sometimes you love what you do. sometimes you have a giving heart. sometimes you follow your passions. and when life affords you the opportunity to follow your passions, you adhere to that. >> first from a business standpoint, this is black history month, a lot of talk about black businesses and giving back to the community. during the day, you've been able to help some of the people that are less fortunate with giving them meal prep. >> yes, i have a program where we have established a meal prep program where they -- snap recipients, they can call in and arrange for -- or look on our website and see the choices that we have and arrange for pre-packaged meals to be ready at a certain time so they too can enjoy the benefits of bobby-qs and of course the meals are a fraction of the normal price because it's not cooked. it's a great deal for them. >> these are customers that are on food stamps and they can use the food stamp card to get that. talk about your job in law enforcement. there's so many critical conversations that are happening about race, the black community and the police. you're a brother, you're a black man and you're also a law enforcement officer. how do you connect with the community. >> >> more than anything, food and conversation. people come in and, again, you always have an open dialogue with people. people are human. so when they want a speak, when they want to talk, you talk to them. everyone speaks about different topics and at different times and you find a way of connecting with people, just through conversation. so it's always a blessing to exchange views with people. >> bobby, what made you want to be a police officer? especially it's not a -- you don't get a lot of thanks for this. >> it's interesting, again, i did have the need to help people. i really felt like i could do more by reaching out and helping people and bridging that gap as a police officer. so i think that it's been a more than positive experience for me. >> tell me how you've been able to use that badge and connect to the young people today through the athletic leagues and being a part of the community with them. >> i'm also the executive director of new port pal. i'm able to connect with the students an parents at that level, help them achieve leadership through sports. a lot of children out there need some direction. some need more direction. we try to reach out to at-risk youth as well to make sure that everyone is kind of on the right path. >> thank you. thank you, bobby. i've got to tell you, guys. we're going to be here all morning long. i'm going to get a bite in and then next hour i'll join you back. ainsley: all right. we can't wait to visit. it's close to brian's house. what's your address again? 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backlash. ainsley: it's accused of publishing private messages from a former member who tried exposing the inner workings of group. >> todd piro joins us live with more. >> reporter: the messages belonging to one of the co-founders, jennifer horn. she left the committee amid misconduct allegation against the co-founder and has been at odds with the anti-trump group ever since. the lincoln project posting to twitter what appeared to be an exchange that horn had with a journalist, a private exchange. horn tweeting that she did not give her consent for the messages to be shared. it's unclear how the lincoln project got screen shots of her private messages or gained access to her twitter account in the first place. the lincoln project facing a scandal, surrounding we've, who has been accused of sex wally harassing 21 young men, including one who was 14 years old at the time. author ryan james, one of the first journalists to bring the we've allegations to light, says the lincoln project knew of his behavior. >> his he behavior continued and it continued under the lincoln project umbrella and they knew that something was wrong. but they didn't speak up. i mean, most of their companies, their affiliate companies were making millions of dollars. they didn't do anything. and now they're pretending they were on top of it from the moment that it happened. they only spoke up when they couldn't ignore the story anymore. >> reporter: the pac making millions during that time for its founders with only about a third actually going to put campaign ads on-air and now a number of former employees are asking to get out of their nondisclosure agreements with the lincoln project. steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. steve: thanks for the update. let's dial in, pete and will from the weekend "fox & friends" show. there they are right there. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> so when he was running for be president of the united states, joe biden said you elect me and in the first 100 days, pete, i will make sure that every kid is back in school. that is my goal. you know, most, he said most. of course, now we know that most means 51%. and the small print is most, 51% of america's classrooms at least in the building one day a week. that's not exactly what we were sold. pete: not really. my favorite goals are the ones i've already reached. >> which they did. pete: they're the best ones. they already nailed it. they're good to go. let's tell the voters we've been successful. ultimately, it's like saying i'm training for a marathon, i need to run five days a week. if i just run one, i've still run this week, therefore i'm good to go. the most maddening part is parents are left saying the schedule of my kids is absurd, totally unpredictable and doesn't make my life easier and by the way, my kids aren't actually learning. that's the most frustrating part of this. take the politics out of it. it is totally disruptive for the lives of parents and kids who deserve better than this and ultimately are sold a promise that he'll check off on a 100 day tracker but has no connection to the betterment of kids. ainsley: so will, we want to get your take on this. the school reopening tracker to pete's point, making a goal that's already been achieved. there are already 66% of k-12 students back in the classroom five days a week in person. it's similar to what he said about vaccines. hey, we want to get 100,000 vaccines out there in the first -- 100 million, and that's already happening. >> that was news to me about pete, already accomplishing goals and then bragging about those goals. it's usually you set low goals and celebrate when you accomplish that. >> is usually the other way. >> setting a lower bar. that's the other way. and that is actually -- actually, that is the way that the biden administration is going about it, setting low goals, accomplishing them and celebrating them. back to the schools for a moment, that is a low goal, one day a week, 50% of students, no one should celebrate it to your point. you all know a district or a friend or if you're lucky enough, your child is in school five days a week right now. it can be done. it is being done. it's being done safely. that should be a requirement for 100% of kids, five days a week. not 50% one day a week. .>> let's talk about china. the goal with china is to somehow recognize that they are a global menace and a global threat and will joe biden ever do that? does he have the gumption to do it? does he understand it? when asked about it, listen to what he said. >> last night i was on the phone for two straight hours with xi jinping and you all know as well as i do, these folks are -- it was a good conversation. i know him well. we spent a lot of time together over the years i was vice president. and -- but, you know, they're going to get moving -- they're going to eat our lunch. china is going to eat our lunch. come on, man. >> his shifting ways with china -- >> 180. >> for two hours they spoke on the phone and he said i brought up hong kong and i brought up taiwan and human rights and i brought up the uyghurs. you know what china's response was? china's internal affairs, they they said that -- three areas. they said very simply, your best opportunity according to their version of the call was to cooperate with china and they also said when they brought up all those issues, china's internal affairs and concerns china's sovereignty and integrity are their concerns only of. doesn't seem like the message got through, pete. pete: no. why are we always talking about eating someone's lunch. it makes no sense, probably doesn't translate well. >> not allowed. pete: no one has ever grabbed someone's lunch and eaten themselves, get it. no one believes joe biden has been tough on china. nobody. their internal affairs will dismiss everything he said he talked about. and climate change, you think beijing is worried about climate change and solar panels for their workers? they ignore and deflect on the majority of what this administration talks about. there is only one president who cared about staring down china, it's donald trump. joe biden is ultimately not serious when it comes to facing down the communists. >> will, 15 seconds. >> let's see if i can do it. do you remember who he learned under, he learned under president obama who on the campaign trail said the 1980s called and they want their foreign policy back when it comes to russia, some five, six, layers, russia is the greatest threat to democracy in the united states. on the campaign trail joe biden said china's going to eat our lunch, come on, man. now he's worried about them eating our lunch if we don't invest in infrastructure. i'm worried about keeping up with china in every respect. we seem to be thinking the way to beat china is to be china. let's not be china to beat them. let's be who we are. ainsley: well, we're going to be watching this weekend. thanks so much. >> thank you. ainsley: 48 minutes after the top of the hour. we're live down in florida ahead of the daytona 500. ashley strohmier joins us live after she had a chance to talk to some of the drivers taking the wheel on sunday. ♪ everybody's waiting for the flag to come down. ♪ research shows that people remember commercials with exciting stunts. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home. insurance is cool. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> it's almost time to start your engines, the weekend is the 63rd running of the daytona 500, kicking off the 2021 nascar season. >> this year in addition to watching the race on fox, you'll also be able to cheer on for the fox nation cars on the track. ainsley: fox news correspondent ashley strohmier talked to some of the drivers. take a look. ♪ >> have you always wanted to do this? >> my grandfather raced back in the '70s and '80s and my father 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here, we're still racing. we do have fans in the stands, fans in the infield. at the end of the day it's still the daytona 500. >> full capacity, there's nothing like that. especially last year, the president was here. and air force one. it was -- i never experienced anything like it. >> it's like the all american dream, like you have people who bleed red, white and blue. die-hard nascar fans. that's the same thing with fox nation. >> i'm excited about it. >> all i do is watch fox. >> i have fox nation on -boardand paint this picture oft it's like libbing in america. --living in america. >> it's one of the most american sports in the country, to have fox which our race is broadcast on fox, have fox on our cars, i'm excited for had that. >> you've got your fox nation hat on. what happens? now we're good. we've got the fox nation hats on. that's what we like. >> joining us right now is ashley strohmier. ashley, good profile. >> reporter: thank you. obviously everybody is excited about 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>> i felt grateful to the lawmaker who told the new york post about this meeting where they admitted -- they admitted that had covered up this governor for months, almost a year that we have been wanting answers in the nursing home massacre in new york state, that took the lives of at least 15,000 of our of elderly loved ones and now the trickle, the trickle effect, over 9,000 infected patients that went into those nursing homes that housed our most vulnerable. the governor knew early on, he told us it would be fire through dry grass. he knew. he blamed everyone else except the person that signed the mandate and they covered for him. >> check this out. as you know, the most astounding thing about the two hour call was she was apologetic, she was apologetic to the lawmakers who had a tough time campaigning because there were all these questions about nursing homes that they couldn't answer, not apologetic to the families who lost loved ones, it's unbelievable. instead of a mea culpa to grieving family members, to the 15,000 dead, or the critics who said what will happen in the facilities, he said i know huh a lot of questions to answers but the good news is some democrats, like ron kim, he's upset because he lost an uncle in april, same situation as you. says it's not enough to be contrite with us. they need to show that to the public and the families and they have not done that. not by a wide margin. there's zero contrition, still. >> ron kim is a hero. he called me yesterday and gave me a little bit of information on what that meeting entailed. and i believe he might have played a part in this, giving the new york post the story and if that's true we need to protect him because this governor is very vindictive. he's a bully. and if it is ron kim, i am so grateful to him. he has been a supporter of all of us, all of our families and you know what? it's the ones that suffer the greatest loss that want the change and i commend him and i am grateful to those who want justice for our loved ones. not these democratic lawmakers that are patting themselves on the back and are protecting this governor. this needs to be an investigation. we need the full law on this and i heard that biden, president biden has dismissed the doj lawsuit. so you know what? i'm going to keep crying from the mountaintops, he needs to reopen it and get it done. >> you know, biden may have said that before this story broke. now there's a coverup. there are democrats in new york state including the new york city public advocate who said how is this okay, and another democrat, state senator tweeted you're only sorry that you got caught, because of your decision thousands of people died who did not have to die. we're not offended, melissa, we're furious with extremely good reason. here's the thing. we also heard from another democrat, janice, we heard from the attorney general, latisha james, about two and-a-half, three weeks ago where she said, you know, the cuomo numbers were about half what they really were. the administration had said it was something like 8,000, when in reality it was closer to 13,000. and that's when the governor famously sounded so cold with this sound bite. >> if you think there was a mistake, then go talk to the federal government. it's not about pointing fingers or blame, it's that this became a political football. the report also said information from nursing homes is often incorrect. doesn't mean people didn't die. it doesn't mean people won't die today. that is the curse of covid. why covid? why did god do this? i don't know. but who cares? 33, 28 died in the hospital, died in the nursing home, they died. >> for him to say that, janice, and -- this was initially a story that was leaked to the new york post, new york post has got this story. fox news is doing the story. i did a google search, i don't see it anywhere on the new york times website right now. unless people cover this story in the press, where the governor of the state of new york is accused of a conspiracy to cover up, people should just be outraged as you have been for months. >> i'm grateful to fox news and the new york post and some of the local reporters that follow this story but i agree with you. i am not a political person. i have never spoken out on political matters. but because i did not see the coverage of this story, that's why i became an advocate and i am grateful. i'm grateful to fox news and our wonderful bosses who allowed me this matt form. i don't think -- platform. i don't think we would be at this point if it wasn't for fox. >> we have to cover it. >> i agree. ainsley: for people who are watching that might not have lost a loved one because of covid, these are lives. these are mothers, fathers, they're put into these nursing homes and exposed to a deadly virus, many of them died alone. that's what is -- that's so sad to me. because you know as a mom, all the dads watching, you guys as dads, the hard work that you put into raising your family and to just die alone, not be able to say good-bye to the people that you love and then the governor and possibly being accused of putting these people in there, is being accused of putting these people in there to go through that by themselves. >> my in-laws would have celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary yesterday. we no longer have them with us. we didn't have a wake or a funeral. we did not see them before they died. we could not hug them, we could not touch them and to this day relatives can't see their loved ones in the nursing homes and it's atrocious and this governor deserves to be punished to the full extent of the law and all of those that covered this up. ainsley: sean was not able to say good-bye to his parents in person. >> no, he never saw them before they died. >> he keeps saying, the governor, well, i was just following federal guidelines. what have you found out? what is he grabbing onto, to deflect blame? >> god, mother nature. he's blamed everyone, brian. he continues to put the blame on the federal government. his arrogance knows no bounds and i think that in the end is what's going to get him. the fact that he really thought he was the anointed one and the ruler of new york state. but you know what? sometimes those guys fall the hardest. >> continue to be relentless. i'm seeing nobody else is covering this. let's see if someone else is going to do it. curious to see if you tweet out this story if you're going to be locked out like the hunter biden story. right now, the post seems to be siloed. >> on fox news.com. >> we'll see. >> ten minutes after the hour. the other big story within the coronavirus headline is we're trying to control it and the good news is, 36% decrease in cases over the last 14 days. 15% decrease in deaths over the last 15 days. the numbers are astoundingly good. we're not talking about that because there's a lot of people who want to get the $1.9 trillion passed and if it looks like the numbers are going down, why do we need to give out $2 trillion that we don't have. that's the problem. the other thing, the story that's emerging from this administration, is the focus on florida. they are actually considering a travel ban from florida because they claim the u.k. strand is in that state. this smells like pure politics. because if you're worried about strands and spreads, you would first worry about california, which leads the nation in cases, new york is second, texas is third. florida is a distant fourth, almost half of what texas has. and then in terms of deaths, florida is behind texas, new york and california. this feels like pure politics. >> so there was a story in the miami herald a couple days ago that said that they are -- the federal government apparently, some agency is considering restrictions for florida travelers, which jen psaki was asked about yesterday and she said this. >> does the president support leaving the southern border open to migrants, even before he would even consider this idea of domestic travel restrictions? >> well, the bore of deer is -- border is not open. the majority of people who come to the border are turned away. and we are enforcing our of laws at the border but we are also doing it, attempting to do it in a humane way. and so this is not, again, the time to come but when long-term holding solutions are impossible due to covid-19 capacity limitations or other reasons, some migrants are processed for removal, provided a process to appear. >> you heard her saying our southern border is not open. but yesterday we told you about the numbers from our southern border, year over year, january this year versus january last year. the people trying to get into the country illegally, up 150% so that does sound like the border is open. ron de santis says the border should be open of between florida and every other state and if it's not, listen to the end of the sound bite, it's clearly political. >> i think it would be unconstitutional, it would be unwise and it would be unjust and if you think about it, restricting the right of americans to travel freely throughout our country while allowing illegal aliens to pour across the southern border unmolested would be a ridiculous but very damaging farce. any attempt to restrict or lock down florida by the federal government would be an attack on our state, done purely for political purposes. ainsley: he makes a very interesting point. he says you want to restrict legal americans, yet allow illegal immigrants to come in freely. >> are we testing those illegal immigrants? i don't think so. do they walk with a rapid test in their pocket or a certificate in no. they're flooding in the border. don't let anyone kid you. ainsley: he cares about americans not getting covid and restricting americans but yet not testing the illegals. >> let's add to this to. when they decide to do that with new york, when we were in the first to get slammed by the pandemic, governor cuomo went crazy and everyone said what a leader he is. governor de santis, what he has done has worked. he has people flooding into the state because they allow people to be free like our country used to be. now he is targeted because of if his axioms are correct, it turns out joe biden's aren't. he wants students to go to school one day a week. his kids in florida are going five days a week for the last eight months. that's embarrassing to the administration. >> it's odd that the administration would point out florida because according to the numbers, florida is 28th in the number of cases per capita. nonetheless, jen psaki is very clear, now is not the time to come into the country illegally. apparently she will indicate later when it will be time. ainsley: they're not listening to that message because the numbers are up down there on the border. it's 7:14 on the east coast. turning to former president trump's impeachment trial. griff jenkins joins us live as trump's legal team prepares to present its argument today. hey, griff. >> reporter: good morning. the prosecution has rested. it's trump's turn now after house managers spent two days making the case that the former president is guilty of incitement and remains a threat. >> why did president trump not tell his supporters to stop the attack on the capitol as soon as he learned of it? >> we are not here to punish donald trump. we are here to prevent the seeds of hatred that he planted. >> reporter: trump's legal team will deliver a defense today, look for them to focus on the former president's language before the riot. >> it's a false dichotomy. it's a powerful speech. when he uses the word fight most of the time, it's clear he's talking about legislators fighting for our rights, people fighting to advocate and everyone likes to overlook the word peacefully in there. >> reporter: trump's lawyers met with gop senators to discuss strategy last night. as cruz says, the democrats failed to prove their case. >> in two days, in 16 hours of presenting their case, they haven't come remotely close to demonstrating that president trump's conduct violated the law that it constituted incitement. >> reporter: to convict it takes 67 votes, that means 17 republicans would have to cross the aisle and there is no indication that many have been swayed thus far. as for today, the he defense kicks off at noon and we expect they may only spend one day. we know david schoen, the attorney you saw telling reporters he would probably go three or four hours today. if they rested that would mean a one day defense. they have up to 16 hours. we'll see what happens. as we head into the weekend, we'll find out if any witnesses will be called and senators start to ask their questions. >> griff, you're a nonstop groundhog day. if you're not covering impeachment, what do you do after this? you go to the border. nonstop, two beats, jean shirts and a tie, that's all he needs to be happy. happy friday. let's go up to jillian who is always happy. jillian: we begin with this story. a major crash on a california freeway leaves three people hurt including a highway patrol officer. the officer and a tow truck driver were helping clear an earlier crash on interstate 10 near los angeles when a suspected drunk driver hit them causing the collision. the driver was arrested. the officer is expected to recover. senator joshua hawley wife details the terrifying moments protesters showed up at their home last month. she was at home when she said she heard angry voices outside. >> if my two boys would have been home they would have been terrified. i thank god they were not. but it's not a minor incident to frighten families or to terrorize children. jillian: hawley filed a criminal complaint against the group leader who organized the protest. the san francisco city attorney files an emergency court order to force schools to reopen of, the lawsuit alleges students are discriminated against on the basis of wealth and their constitutional right to attend public school is being violated, as the cdc is expected to release guidance for school reopenings today. and the family of a world war ii veteran pulled off the ultimate surprise for her 100th birthday. ♪ happy birthday dear mom. ♪ happy birthday to you. yeah. jillian: jillian: they gathered for a socially distanced party in palm springs. she wore a mask reading it took me 100 years to look this good. >> and i don't feel a day over 21. 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>> yeah, he was disappointed. he wanted to be there for me. we're very close. i raised him. we helped my parents in their final years. i love across the street from the house i grew up in. we're a close family, honorable family. my dad was a new york state supreme court justice, one of the longest serving. it's not like we're a family without good roots. so it was just uncalled for. >> it was a simple request, just let me have my boy there and she said no. that's seems heart throws a lot of people. before you go, our lead story is that apparently governor cuomo covered up the number of nursing home deaths, would not reveal it to the legislature and his secretary essentially said, yeah, we kept it from all of you democrats and we apologize that it caused you trouble during your re-election. you are now a congresswoman from the great state of new york. what do you think about what andrew cuomo apparently did? it looks like obstruction of justice. >> yeah, i called for governor cuomo's resignation. i think this is probably going to look like criminal behavior. this is now the coverup. but i called for this, the governor's investigation, i said ag barr back in april, actually my first call was april and may, i called for an investigation. the inspector general needed to go in and force the counting of these deaths and the reason why you would put covid positive patients in a nursing home where the most vulnerable people in our communities. i heard outrage from people all across our region. i was alerted to it early in march when it was happening. i appeared on a few radio, tv shows discussing this and the governor and everyone completely ignored this and the governor just has so much power in new york. i applaud janice dean and ron kim who i serve with, the assemblyman, when i was in the assembly back in new york. this has to be investigated. i think actually the governor just to do a service to new york state should resign. if we had a recall statute like they do in california, i think he would of probably face recall. he really needs to be replaced. this is actually just more typical behavior from andrew he cuomo. he's been a lawless, really terrible governor, just exerting his power. it's been an abuse of power for the last 10 or 11 years he's served as governor. >> they did stonewall and then they covered it up and now let's hope there is another official investigation, perhaps at the department of justice. claudia tenney, the brand-new congresswoman from the great state of new york, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> coming up, a college professor is fired after he asked a question that allegedly violated the anti-bias policy. now he is suing, the latest on his legal battle after the break. to veteran spouses everywhere we salute you. we salute how you balanced work, family and home life. we salute your courage. and your service. by offering you our service. newday usa specializes in helping you make the most of your va benefits. from home purchase to refinance. ♪ ♪ the chevy silverado trail boss. when you have a two-inch lift. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an integrated dual exhaust. when you have all that, the last thing you'll need... is a road. the chevy silverado trail boss. ready to off-road, right from the factory. ah, a package! you know what this human ordered? 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>> no, that is not the question that was asked of the students. the question that the students were asked is, do the positives outweigh the negatives for the meeting of the old world an the new world, it was not a question about slavery. ainsley: mr. russo, i know you're an alum to saint john's. you got a scholarship there too. why did you want to the take that case. >> i didn't know anything about it until a friend of mine told me an adjunct got in trouble for asking a question. i was a graduate of saint johns 50 years ago. i even got a scholarship. it's a great school. this embarrassed me. i took richard as a pro bono client for my law firm. my firm embraced him, begin him a million dollar set of papers. they've gone to the wall for him. i have every reason to believe that the court may very well see saint john's conduct as been arbitrary and capricious. that is what we claim. there was no basis upon which somebody should be fired. i don't see this frankly as a left or right or red or you bluish shy. this is a common -- red or blue issue. it's a common sense issue. he is a great academic. he's given this course since 2015. and by the way, it wasn't some student. it was a single student who objected. and if there are any alums of saint john's out there, i want you to get in touch with the school and tell them they have to grow a spine and they have to do what's necessary to ensure that the liberal education is being given at the university. ainsley: if your students are watching or for all of us talking or listening to you right now remarks do you make of the claims that you're a racist? >> well, there's just no -- there's no proof of that at any point in my life. so the fact that asking a question of students and that that would bring upon the claim that i'm a racist, it's a little -- it's a little disheartening, i would say that would probably be the word i would use. ainsley: let me read the statement from saint john's. i'll get you to react on the other side. they say sense shim to the saint john's university experience are the vital principles of academic freedom and vigorous debate and discussion in the classroom, equally essential is the pursuit of wisdom which flows from free inquiry, religious values and respect for all people. ronald? >> it's very interesting that they say that. we quote that language in our lawsuit. and that's the reason that it was arbitrary and capricious. they violated their standard. that's not what they did. they discharged him based on 300 complaints from a group called sju radicals, that's their name. when they told the professor taylor there were 300 complaints he said how is that possible. i only have 29 students in my class. how could you rely on 300 complaints from people who were not in my class, who may not have been students at saint john's. this can't stand. ainsley: what have other students said and what do you want from the school? do you want your job back. >> i would love to be able to teach at saint john's again. i'm not even allowed technically -- saint john's has deemed me -- i'm not allowed near undergraduate students. i would like saint john's to know that this can't be done to others. i mean, there's no -- there's absolutely no basis for it, ainsley. the question wasn't even about slavery and everyone took a small part of a much larger lesson, not everyone, particular student, and this radical group took a small part of a much larger lesson and focused it all on slavery. this was not a lesson about slavery. this was a lesson about the world becoming what we know it as today and the beginnings of that and there are a lot of positives and negatives that come along with history in general. and just always focus and avoid -- it's impossible to avoid the negatives when we're teaching history. ainsley: have you had some support? have you had some students speak out in your favor? >> i have had past students, i have had current students, last semester when i was removed from my class, i've had former alumni reach out to me. i've had students start a change.org petition. those are students i had last semester when i was immediately removed from my class without even -- without even so much as a hearing from saint john's or discussion with any of my supervisors. and there were over -- last i heard there, were over 500 signatures on that and that was started by my in my class. >> i would suggest that anybody who is interested, go to change.org and pipe -- type in richard taylor's name and you'll see 500 people saying this is wrong and i would love it if your listeners started a campaign and put another 1,000 signatures there, lets saint john's know that what they've done is an outrage to education. ainsley: one last question. when you explained the question that you posed to your students, what you meant by that, and what the real question was, what was the response of the school? they just took the student's reaction and being upset, this one student, over your words? >> i can't speak to the school's action. i reiterated -- when the student initially during the lecture brought up that you can never justify slaifngery and -- slavery and i said no one was justifying slavery. ainsley: you don't justify slavery, right? >> nobody can justify it. i expressed that during the class during the lesson when the student objected. i said no human being on earth can justify slavery, that's not what the question is about. ainsley: keep us posted. thank you for coming on this morning. 42 minutes after the top of the hour. he served his community in more ways than one. lawrence jones joins us life with the chief by day and -- chef by day, sorry, and officer by night about the work he does every day on long island. from our friends at fox bet, download the fox bet super 6 app and play for a chance to win $10,000. all you need to do is predict six outcomes in the fox bet super 6 quiz show. topics range from entertainment to sports. it's free to play. download the fox bet super 6 app now. use our way works great for us! 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virus in the state. that is a 40% increase from 8900 they initially reported. the report comes as governor cuomo prepares to meet with president biden on covid-19 relief later today. it sounds like according to a letter the new york post's all-star team, new york state is going to get $50 billion according to nancy pelosi, to the delegation in new york. it is impossible for them not to talk about this. this is a big story where potentially the legislature asked for the numbers, the news organization asked for through foia and the governor's office stonewall and now they have covered up, and finally they have been caught. ainsley: they didn't want to give those numbers because the numbers were lower than was accurate. the 2-hour meeting, all these democrats, the democrats in the meeting was the whistleblower, i am sorry we put you in this position, when you are running against these republicans and whistleblower gave the transcript, that is why we are talking about it this morning. the post article they say legislative requests for all the members and president trump calls for the doj to investigate and she says we froze out of fear. the true numbers were going to be used against us. brian: they were thinking they were just talking about other democrats, very telling. the center for the aging committee, representing the syracuse, new york area, they were getting battered during the reelection campaign. the biggest issue of all is feeling i needed to defend or at least not attack an administration that was appearing to be covering something up. she didn't want to appear defense is. what she was doing was indispensable. the guy who could have broken this whole thing open might be the whistleblower. he might not. assemblyman ron kim, boston uncle in april who because of this decision by the governor, not enough how contrite you are with us. they need to show for their families, in addition to stonewalling lawmakers, killed by this virus, the request from the news media, when he was asked what he would refer it and is not being asked, you look at what's the networks covered last night on this story in new york state, 000. you would think so but it was a big story in the new york post 12 hours ago, new york post has got it. the post has got it. fox news has got it. local network affiliates have got it but the new york times does not have this story where it is clear the administration under governor cuomo stonewalled, then covered up and now they have been caught. from new york on the republican side, governor cuomo, to the secretary and the senior team must be prosecuted immediately, the attorney general of new york state at the department of justice, bombshell admission of a cover-up and remarks by the secretary to the governor, intends to obstruct federal investigation, is a criminal abuse of power. they simply want answers now, answers people like news media have been asking for. janice dean lost both of her in-laws to covid-19 after living in nursing home facilities. janice dean says the governor is in trouble now. >> this needs to be an investigation. they admitted they covered up this governor for months. in the nursing home massacre in new york state, took the lives of 15,000 of our elderly loved ones and the trickle effect, 9000 infected patients that went into those nursing homes that housed our most vulnerable. the governor who early on, he told us it would be fire through dry grass. he blamed everyone else except the person that signed the mandate and covered for him. jillian: i hope they questioned her extensively. and each covid-19 patient, knowing they were the most vulnerable. they have serious health conditions. and >> now they have changed the rules. if you're in a separate nursing home, it will be taken care of. ainsley: say that to the people who already lost their parents. let's bring in geraldo. what is your reaction to this when you read this story? >> my first reaction was janice dean should win the pulitzer prize for commentary and investigative reporting on this awful scandal. the whole thing would have gone unnoticed and swept under the rug, she took care of personal tragedy and converted it into a movement for truth and justice when it came to what happens to the elderly. they were sentenced to die in these nursing homes and the numbers are alarming. it is bitterly ironic the two governors who got all the press as the golden boys compared to trump the villain, gavin newsom in california and andrew cuomo in new york heralded as examples, exemplars of what state leaders could do and newsom is facing a recall election, the highest number of deaths and andrew cuomo is apparently facing, if this whistleblower is telling the truth, if they intentionally told lies to the federal government that was probing this issue they are in a heap of trouble. not how up the food chain it goes in albany, the capital but this is a very serious matter. brian: in california they can't stop people from dying, can't get kids in school, they are great at keeping people homeless and can't distribute the vaccine because they have such tight criteria about giving so-called underserved people or minorities, can't get into anybody's arms. this is the example of what happens when democrats control a state. one thing becomes clear, best thing you do is to leave. 135,000 people are leaving california annually than coming in. >> california has its problems but is not alone. i would like to show you the local ohio newspaper. one of the headline state employees single out 4100 and reported deaths, the states were torn between not wanting to look bad and saying vaccines distribution are proportional to the needy population, they were much worse than we said we were. now it is really serious. we need these vaccines na rock and a hard place, what the state so desperately needs. steve: the news media built up cuomo and newsom and fast forward to now. before the election mainstream media didn't cover the hunter biden story, the new york post did, fox news did, peter doocy was asking about hunter biden, joe biden, fast forward to andrew cuomo, very embarrassing for them that they haven't covered the story and for them to cover the story, he covered this up, stonewalled and covered up. >> i was interested in looking at the new york times and try to find that story and could not find it. it must be some mistake. it is not about a republican, in the new york times, negative story. we need truth. we need to know what happened here. we need to know the real fact so we can get these vaccines distributed. we can get past it. people have to be frank, honest, admit their own mistakes and celebrating their own triumphs. remember andrew cuomo writing the book on how good his energy was nearly 1/3 of the pandemic. ainsley: thank you so much. let's hand it over to jillian. >> 6 people dead and doesn't hurt after icy conditions led to a massive pile up. 130 cars involved in the crash, first responders battled freezing temperatures, and, crashing into cars ahead. several storms hit the country impacting 20 million americans over the weekend. airlines the lying 400 flights. attorneys for donald trump promise to expose democrat hypocrisy when they take the floor in the senate. house manager trying to convince senators the president incited an insurrection at the capital last month, republicans would have to cross the oil -- i'll in order to convict. the ceo of uber says the company is open to the idea but won't invest in the crypto currency is the mayor proposes a resolution to pay municipal employees at this point. the mayor wants to give workers the option to receive all or a portion of their pay in the crypto currency, allowing residents to pick up four parts of property taxes or city fees. one of the world's oldest survivors of covid-19 credits longevity to enjoy a glass of wine every day, celebrating her 100 seventeenth birthday in paris, starting with a feast, red 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find out what are the numbers of people dying in nursing homes, he was delay in, saying there is no problem. right after that he ends up getting everyone immunity for all the in administrators. you have the cover-up but his own secretary says we knew there were investigations going on. if we want intend you've got intent that is so strong here. there was already a circumstantial case. now you've got an intentional case of cover-up, intend to prevent people finding out this political operative killed 13,000 senior citizens in this country. i didn't know this 3 weeks ago and i talked about negligent homicide. i talked about reckless manslaughter, besides getting involved and the attorney general in new york, i am not going to stop until there is a grand jury investigating this matter and that depends on the attorney general. the feds can do it as well. the excuse, the excuse they use is we are sorry we brought political inconvenience to the democrats in trying to explain it. your apologizing for the politics, it is an out raid. i will talk about this on my show, i am furious. brian: there is talk in the biden circles putting travel restrictions on floridians, people coming in and out, a uk strainer might be located there. i see nothing but politics. is it constitutional for the federal government to decide to tell me i can't go or can't leave? >> they will say the rules are bendable during a pandemic but we have the right to travel from one state to another but this is what is going on. i say it is not constitutional but who knows what the judge will say? andrew cuomo is so jealous of rhonda santos that he is trying to put a shadow on florida, these people have all kinds of strange that we can't afford to allow into new york, you are the one who is killing new yorkers, you are the one who told everyone to stay in the house, 56% of cases from the home so he's trying to prevent people and families from getting together, make it look as though florida is infected and we can't let them into new york, rhonda santos is a perfect example of a governor who cares about his citizens and cares about how they can provide for their families in terms of work, for the last eight months, crazy. brian: deaths are half of what new york is, case numbers after that and they don't -- the economy standing up already. the first sign of the uk strainer was in saratoga springs, new york. i cannot wait for justice with jenin at 9:00. i know the just of it. >> we are going to do deep into this and talk about america last. wise the biden administration pushing america last not just in terms of what is going and with covid-19 but immigration, how about immigrants who are coming in? is any testing going on for the immigrants who are literally rushing our borders? there's a lot to talk about about matt gates, peter navarro, tomi lahren, it will be a hard weekend. brian: it is unbelievable, thank you. >> you would have one this morning. coming up straight ahead, long 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come. >> the racism was so hideous. segregation and discrimination, this is what her family endured. >> you can say. >> reporter: the racism didn't stop her father -- her grandfather serving world war i and her father from serving in world war ii. setting examples of selfless service for her. >> i can do whatever i thought i could set my mind to and i believe the them and that is how it was. >> reporter: her own path of service won a barrier breaking, glass shattering success. after serving a decade in the illinois house of representatives where she was the first african-american woman to serve as assistant majority leader. in 1992 she became the first black woman elected to the united states senate. >> and the first female senator from illinois. 92 was called the year of the woman, the first time school women were elected to the senate. >> i wasn't there to be a black senator or woman senator. i was there to be the senator from illinois and that is what i tried my best to do and i 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to reach the kids at an early age. wants to make sure the right path, serving as a positive example. >> a true hero. >> reporter: if you are in long island, the red velvet, i will send it back to you in new york, a true superhero, restaurant owner in the day and copper by night. steve: working 24 hours a day and now we are all starving. a quarter before the top of the hour. let's turn to jd with a preview for coming attractions. >> janice: a big weekend for much of the country, wintery weather, temperatures in some cases minus 30-minus 50 degree wind chill across the northern plains, cold air sinking as far south as the gulf coast setting us up for a winter storm for texas with blizzard conditions and measurable snow, winter weather advisories for parts of the southwest through the plane states, the southern plains getting in on this. the wintry pattern continues this week and into next week so we will see ongoing storms through many of these states over and over again and when we talk measurable snow for texas this could be a record breaker for the dallas area, 3 to 6 inches, blizzard conditions and the icing sunday and monday, this is a big deal, historic snow for some of you, temperatures they have not felt in decades. back to you. ainsley: jillian has some headlines. jillian: late actor burt reynolds reaches his final resting place to a half years after his death. a small private ceremony at hollywood forever cemetery where reynolds's cremated remains were placed next to a lake. unclear why it is not what we established. it was 82 years old. a mom in texas goes full on mama bear on a suspected peeping tom, capturing the moment she tackled a man who was speaking to her 15-year-old daughter's window. jane hopkins, took matters into her hand. new jersey man makes a replica of the lincoln memorial out of snow, the 14 foot tall statue of honest abe, 60 hours to create and getting the attention of the neighborhood. similar is relevant, because of the actual memorial in 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