for todd piro. >> i'm ashley in for carley shimkus. we talked earlier, it was dicey getting into new york state with snow and ice and flooding. we had a mixed bag of everything this morning. glad to be with you here safely on this monday morning. tens of thousands of americans are without power on the coast. the storm canceling thousands of flights over the holiday weekend and reeking havoc on the road. extreme weather in florida, four tornados tear through neighborhoods levelling homes. janice dean will have the latest on the storm coming up. another fox news alert. two teens arrested in the texas synagogue shooting. >> they said the attack did not target the jewish community. lauren joins us live. >> terrorism investigators in the u.k. haven't said much else about the teens they detained or if they face charges with the attack in texas. here is a look at the suspect. a 44-year-old british national traveled to the u.s. in early january. on saturday, he took four hostages at a colleyville synagogue, he was demanding the release of a prisoner, lady al qaeda. he was killed after an hour-long standoff, thankfully all the hostages were able to escape. >> we do believe from our engagement with this suspect, he was focused on one issue and it was not specifically related to the jewish community, we continue to work to find motive and will continue on that path. >> after swift criticism for what seemed like downplaying antisemitism in the attack, the fbi put out a new statement. this is a terrorism-related matter in which the jewish community was targeted and is being investigated by the joint terrorism task force. others are calling for a wider investigation, over concern there could be copycats. >> the fbi has fanned their investigation out to london and tel aviv, this is an international investigation and there is something more here. we haven't seen a radicalized attack in a few years now and it is disturbing to see it raise its ugly head again. >> the family says he suffered mental health issues. it was suggested the suspect illegally because the gun on the street. >> griff: lauren, thank you. this morning, former assemblyman tearing into the incident sglchlts what in god's name is going on with the fbi? the entire jewish world was affected by this, the synagogue, the fear in the jewish community today in general with regard to the incidents of antisemitism, unprecedented numbers we've never seen in the history of this country. jew hatred, antisemitism is alive and growing. for the fbi to do what it did is, they need to explain this to the american people, they need to explain this to the jewish community. >> griff: president biden on police reform after a week of major losses on voting bills, vaccine mandates and more. alex an dria hoff joins us as maxine waters says kyrsten sinema does not care about black people for supporting the filibuster. >> those are strong words and president biden is at the middle of this and back in washington after honoring dr. martin luther king jr. yesterday. the motto of brotherly love and sisterly affection is not playing out within the president's party. the heated words have to do with the legislation. on friday president biden emphasized in order to continue dr. king's work, the bill must be enacted. democratic senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have spoken out against the bill. the bill requires more votes than democrats have. congresswoman maxine waters slammed her colleagues. >> manchin and sinema, they are holding up the democratic agenda. they have decided they are going to stick with support of the filibuster. they don't care about minorities, they don't care about blacks, about people in their own districts. >> president biden is reigniting push for police reform. nbc reporting the administration is issuing executive action in time for the start of black history month, an effort a year into presidency to win back supporters whose dwindling faith has been resulted in approval rating. >> president biden said he would try to reunite the country. he has to recognize when he was elected people were not looking for him to transform america. they were looking to get back to normal. >> while in philadelphia yesterday, president biden said he wants to see the child tax credit renewed, another point where he and senator joe manchin disagree. griff jenkins. >> and co-founder of speak georgia and board member with league of women voters in atlanta says the black community is against the push to federalize election. >> this is not about the rights of people or the black community, this is about the black community being a -- let's face it, i don't know a black person who doesn't have an id. 77% support the idea of having ids to vote. >> later this hour, we'll speak with dr. martin luther king's niece about her thoughts on this politically charged issue. time is 5:07 on the east coast. newly minted governor of virginia taking action on day one to fulfill his campaign promise to voters. >> what we hoard from all voters issue not republicans versus democrats, but from virginiians, they are ready for a new way forward. >> we have all the action glenn youngkin took and talking to a virginia mom about it. >> griff: plus, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is double vaxxed, boosted and recovering from covid is calling the cdc guidelines sociopathic for not being tough enough. wait until you hear more. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. 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>> it all matters to me, it affects our children from the crt theory that they want to divide our children, they want to put them in separate classes there they are vaccinated, unvaccinated, oppressed or a presser, this is not how to raise our children. teach them history, teach them math, all of the education that public school should give our children without indoctrinating them with socialist theories. i think it is important that youngkin actually remanded eliminated the mask legislation that was passed. loudoun county literally started to take accelerated math out of the curriculum and said those privileged enough to actually excel in math now needed to sacrifice in order to balance out those that had not excelled in math. so we had students whose teachers were changing their grades from a's to b's or b's to c's because other students did not test well. >> griff: rachel, let me ask you, we saw in brooke's report, white house press secretary jen psaki taking the side of the arlington schools over masks and the governor weighing in. what is your reaction to jen psaki's tweet and comments? >> our children have had enough. i think this is enough. i think our children need to be able to go to school, they need to see each other's faces, be able to understand how to annunciate words and relate to other people face-to-face. we have no proof that children wearing a mask have eliminated any of their health risk. so first of all, if was if they got vaccinated, they would be able to go back to school and not wear a mask. now they are vaccinated and still have to wear a mask. and really it is only protecting the teachers and the teachers were the first ones that were to get vaccinated. none of the laws make any sense that they are imposing on us. it is just another form of our government trying to get us to depend on them and not think for ourselves and lfb to their opinion and make mandates based on recommendations that aren't accurate. >> griff: quickly, 20 seconds, rachel, how are your three kids doing in school? you have them from elementary to high school. >> i do. i do. they have really lost a year and a half of learning. they are absolutely loving being with their friends, getting to see their teachers face-to-face, interacting. i have one on the cheerleading team, one that plays football, one that plays soccer, being able to play sports and get outside is what children should be doing at 11, 12 and 16. i'll thankful youngkin decides to take steps, run for office and uphold the promises that he made. let me say, the legislation that he's passing, executive orders he's passing, this is helping kids across the country. the school board was definitely adverse to protecting our children, so we had to stand up to make sure these people didn't come back in our school system. >> griff: he's given voice to parents like you. rachel pisani, thank you for taking time today. ashley. >> ashley: 5:19. today americans are reflecting on the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. in recent days. democrats view king's message for election overhaul, is that fair? 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>> good morning. today as we celebrate the birthday of my uncle, the rev end dr. martin luther king jr., this is a day for remembering and for service. i, of course, will be visiting areas of need in atlanta, georgia, delivering food. it is very cold here and there are people who automatically have a need, but more of a need because of the climate today. so i believe it is to be a day of service and as chairman of the center for the american with afpi, our goal of course is to serve america. so i'm going to be remembering my uncle, but taking care of people today, as well. >> ashley: dr. king preached about hope and keeping hope alive. today people struggle with that. what are your thoughts and suggestions to people and how they can keep hope alive? >> well, martin luther king jr. said hope is strong, hope is important and he had one quote i don't hear very often. he said, if the world is going to follow white tomorrow, i will plant my apple tree today. that is a wonderful statement that is not often quoted, what he said was to serve and love others, to forgive others and work out our differences in a manner as brothers and sisters. he said we must learn to live together as brothers and sisters or perish together as fools. as the human race, he would ask us not to be fighting over skin color, not to be fighting over who took a covid shot and who didn't. he would like for us to communicate and love with hope and moving ahead together as the human race. >> griff: i want to ask you what is happening here with democrats invoking your uncle's name and ask you, too, specifically thursday will mark one year since joe biden was inaugurated and gave a speech calling for unity, trying to bring people together and yet now we just saw the speech he delivered down in georgia invoking in many ways the words and spirit of your uncle that was divisive and seemed to pull the country apart. >> by releasing words of fear, anger, confusion, we cannot come together as brothers and sisters. to use the words of dr. martin luther king jr., end justice everywhere is threat to justice everywhere. i have a dream my four children will be recognize not by color of th skin, but by their character. we have to see ethnicity issue but should learn we have more in common than we have that is not in common. and so by stirring up fear and anger and hate and division, that is not going to bring america together and we can't help the world if we're not together here in america. >> ashley: thanks for being with us, we really appreciate it. happy mlk day to you and everyone out there. >> thank you, love somebody today, serve somebody today. thank you very much. >> griff: great words, important words. 29 minutes after the hour, the australian open is under the way, you won't find the world's top tennis star on the court? 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>> nigel: this time last week i was in belgrade with the djokovic family, who are friends of mine. he had been allowod an airplane to go to melbourne in victoria state. the rule necessary melbourne state in victoria, if you had covid within the last six months, you didn't need to be vaccinated. a visa ensued and he went to australia and they were happy, too. when he gets there, he is arrested and the point is the federal government overruled the state government and australia is pushing hard toward mandatory vaccinations and that is what this is all about. the lawyers representing the government didn't want >> joe: to become an icon. you can read that as an icon for the anti-va x movement or read it icob for freedom of choice. australians don't want people to have freedom of choice. this is purely political. the idea he posed one of the fittest men in the world posed public health threat frankly is nonsense. >> ashley: i want the minister on deportation, run the sound bite and get your reaction on the other side of it. >> we've got to be clear about what the role of the government is, make sure our borders are protected. we have always had a very strong position on that and this matter is no different. >> nigel: this is not about -- australia does have a good policy and i commend them for it. this is not about borders, this is about hysteria, surrounding a vaccine and a vaccine that may make you less ill if you get covid, but a vaccine that doesn't stop you catching covid, doesn't stop you transmitting covid. australia, one of the most locked down countries in the world and currently having tens of thousands of new cases every single day, that makes me ask really big questions and i think what is happening here, i'm sad to say this, australia is becoming an auth ortearian country with no freedom of choice. >> ashley: i want your reaction to the news greg spoke about, about the french open and how they will require all players to be vaccinated. what is your thoughts on that? 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>> janice: incredible, historic storm. folks got over a foot of snow in north and even south carolina. reports of several inches in some areas. look at iowa, 14 inches. north carolina, over 15 inches of snow and this system is not done yesterday. it started in the plains and doef across the tennessee and missouri river valley to the mid-atlantic. along the coast, it is too warm, it is coastal rain and flooding and strong winds in some cases of hurricane-forced gusts along the coast toward new england. there is future track. we are dealing with interior sekszs of northeast and cold air will bring a lot of lake effect snow over the next 24 to 36 hours. wind gust forecast. look at that. boston over 70 mile per hour winds later this afternoon. we will see wind gust in excess of 10 on to 20 miles per hour, you will definitely see airline delays and cancellations and it is going to be tough traveling, as well. we have coastal flood alerts issue the nor'easter is pushing the water from the atlantic along the coast. that is risk for areas of long island toward connecticut and long island, massachusetts and new england today. that is a big concern along the coast and then we have winter weather alert for millions of folks especially over interior sections of the northeast and the mountains of the virginias and north carolina. winter storm warnings in effect for the next several hours. we could easily get over a foot of snow in the next few hours. the snow still to come across the mountains of the mid-atlantic, mid-south and throughout new england today. winter weather advisories in place and cold air is still going to be in place over the next few days. we've got arctic air, several areas of it that are going to come together the northeast, as well as parts of the midwest and the plain states over the next couple of days. there is your forecast. our nor'easter today and potential of rain along the coast. the west coast, calmer weather for the central u.s. long-range forecasts show reinforcing shots of arctic air, that means the snow will not go anywhere and more chances of winter storms in the weeks ahead. ashley and griff, buckle up. >> griff: no polar vortex. my goodness. tornados in florida? >> janice: yeah, absolutely. such a dynamic system the arctic cold front associated with this storm that brought snow to the mid-south brought us tornados across florida, the west coast of florida. lots of reports of damage. we do see tornados in the mongst of january, especially across the south. but some pictures obviously unsettling and it shows what a strong dynamic system with the snow and the ice and even the warm side of this, the tornados. >> ashley: mixed bag of everything. janice dean, thanks so much. >> janice: you're welcome, stay safe. >> ashley: thanks, you, too. winter storm is grounding flights today after thousands were cancelled over the weekend. >> griff: it is impacting airport operations nationwide. cheryl casone with our fox sister business network joins us with more. they are canceling flights up and down the east coast. >> cheryl: i'm looking at the airports and there are big problems as far as travel. good morning, just when airlines seem to be getting ahead of the curve, this storm canceling 1200 flights already today, with hundreds of delays posted since sunday 3000 flights. the vast majority of flights were cancelled in advance to avoid last-minute disruptions at the airport and issued a travel notice. customer consist rebook without change fees. over the weekend, hartsville jackson airport and charlotte douglas, north carolina, they took the brunt of the storm, really now it is moving up the east coast. that is now going to clog up travel out of boston, d.c., the new york area. >> ashley: as joe biden is coming up on his first year in office, the republicans are looking to take over the house. >> yeah, the biden administration is dealing with falling approval ratings over inflation and covid. house leader kev ib mccarthy, top priority they take back the house in november. mccarthy tweeted they plan to hold the administration accountable, secure the border, make the city safe, rain in immigration. james comer joined you last hour. >> priority number one hold biden administration accountable. we have to look at every debacle in this administration from afghanistan to the wuhan lab lab for gain of function research. >> cheryl: 55% of americans disapprove of president biden's performance one year into the four-year term. >> griff: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez making headlines again talking about covid and when you can go back to work. what is she say something >> cheryl: she is the gift that keeps on giving. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says that forcing people back to work after a five-day quarantine is "sociopathic."and says, got covid, probably omicron, i'm recovered, wrappaing up quarantine. it was no joke, mild is misleading when the bar is hospitalization and death. mild cases can result in long covid, including cognitive impair sxment chronic fatigue. her claim goes against what doctors, researchers, even the cdc has said about the omicron variant of covid. >> ashley: it is better to leave this to the health officials and keep quiet on it. by the way, she goes on to use profanity on instagram, she is putting it out there, i guess. i don't understand that, thank you. appreciate it. there is no shortage of advice for democrats as it is party spireals into a freefall before midterms. >> quit being a whining party and get out there and fight. >> griff: stop whining. joe concha has advice and will give us that coming up next. . . and it's easy to get a quote at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? 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[a vulture squawks.] oh boy. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty♪ ♪ >> democrats whine too much, chuck. just quit being a whiny party and get out there and fight and tell people what they did and tell people the exact truth. >> griff: the ragen cajun on fire. slamming democrats for not policy wins. >> ashley: he was party complaining about shortcomings iraq rather than basking in achievement, first what achievements is he talking about and second off do you think they're the whiny party? >> yeah. and third off, who is dressing james carville these days? look. he is right about the whiny part. the green, orange, purple. i don't know what's going on there. but, look, give me the bacon without the sizzle, right? the premise of carville's advice is understood but the facts don't support the argument. he should the party should tout policy victories. what policy victory outside of the bipartisan infrastructure bill. not much has been done and people aren't feeling that infrastructure bill because by the time you break ground or fix all these bridges hobby is going to feel that for years. inflation 40 year high. still worker shortages. six cities did set homicide records. border is wide open. and build back better massive federal expansion and federalizing voting rights. right now joe biden and nancy pelosi's approve lowest. put lipstick on a pig. things ain't going great. griff gruff joe, apparently not whining message did not reach all the members of the you clinton administration alumni. joan lockhart weighings in on another lock had this to say. >> i think the press is failing. there ought to have been a dividend for returning truth and decency to the white house. and we didn't get that we didn't get it at all. we he have kind of returned to the snarky attitude that we saw with trump. >> griff: joe, is the media treating biden unfairly. >> has joe lockhart ever met joe lockhart's twitter feed? s it as snarky as it get. we just listed the record. the record is the record. the polling is the polling, and to say he has been treated unfairly he has been treated hospitable in terms of those terms not hostile. and, again, there is this perception of joe biden, not just the things we talked about in terms of he is failing on he is too old, too detached and too imcompetent. it's real when you look at the polling. by the way this is the same show that called michael avenatti a serious presidential contender and trump killed more people than hitler and stalin bind. when you use joe lockhart of all people as a reliable source. >> ashley: i want to get to this i had a double and triple take on this when that los angeles "l.a. times" doubled down on locking up the unvaccinated. this is shocking. you don't people to say this. what are your thoughts on this. >> it's a racist argument, mocking the unvaccinated because when you look at vaccination rates along racial lines, african-americans, that community, they are the least vaccinated and i think it's supposed to on trump supporters. when you look at the numbers. i don't think these columnists realize who are insulting. we have seen this when florida had a spike in deaths last year. jimmy kimmel went on a show and mocked those who died because they were unvaccinated and, you know, it was in florida. ron desantis. good way to hit him now. who does this when people die in such horrible ways? and by the way kimmel didn't do the same when there were spikes or california nor should he have. it shows you just what a political football covid has become particularly for those on the left. it's just revolting we saw collin wright saying that the national guard should be called in to keep the unvaccinated in their homes? what is going on? >> griff: joe, i will put you on the spot in the last 20 seconds we have got. the president is going to hold a press conference we are told this week. what would be your question, sir. >> joey: my question would be the border has allowed 2.2 million people to come in this country illegally with that record numbers of fentanyl. fentanyl now the leading cause of death for those between 18 and 49. what are you doing to address this horrible issue, sir? what do you think? >> griff: that would be fantastic question. i love it i hope that someone asks it. i hope everyone is watching. we are going to put it out there. joe concha, thanks for getting us started off on this cold monday be morning. ashley, it's great to be with you this morning. and we made it in somehow hope you have a great rest of the day. and for now, we'll sign off and hand off to our friends at "fox & friends," brian, rachel and steve. take it from here. ♪ >> massive winter storm impacting millions. >> a norrer with winds 50 to 60 miles per hour. >> griff: officials in the united kingdom arresting two teens in connection with the texas synagogue siege. >> to have the fbi to say this is not about -- that is nuts, crazy, insane. >> north korea has fired its fourth weapons launch this month. >> according to south korean military officials these missiles may be the most powerful yet. >> virginia's new governor hits the ground running with executive a