white house. the border crisis seeps into the biggest airports. we were just at that one yesterday, where will it pop up next. ainsley: plus, the brother of a chiefs fan says the story does not add up. questions need to be answered and nobody can answer those questions with honesty, except for jordan. ainsley: we ll talk to an nypd inspector on the case. brian: and senator chuck schumer cracking down on nicotine patches. live report coming up, can you believe this? can you squeeze in the border somewhere? your mornings are better because you are with friends. roll the animation. ainsley: the border battle down in lawrence s home state of texas is intensifying. steve: look at all that razor wire. democrats calling on president biden to federalize the national guard, democrats are asking. lawrence: governor abbott is not backing down saying texas has right to defend itself in this invasion. brian: mark meredith is with us, no overcoat. mark: it is in the mid
reopen a key stretch of the border prompting calls for president biden to seize control of the texas national guard. where is this going to go, huh? what will give? back live in new york city today i m bill hemmer. hello at home and hello partner. it s been a minute. dana: here we are back in business and glad to be here. i m dana perino, this is america s newsroom. the border stand-off is escalating. a sours tells fox news more than 96,000 this fiscal year, 800 per day. like a new york subway stopping at every stop every couple minutes, 800 people get off the subway. think about that. everywhere in the city. governor abbott calls it a dereliction of duty. senator cruz goes a step further. joe biden deliberately systematically broke the border and opened it up. illegal aliens look for border patrol agents, affirmatively turn themselves in. the agents ask them where do you want to go? he want to be in new york, chicago, dallas. what happens? joe biden and his administr
Ambulance sirens and screams of fear common events shattering the peace on a regular basis in new york. Washington, d. C. Strive to enforce the law while confronting safety challenges. A big deal. Dont know how to figure it out. They have to get on it. Dana is back on monday. Sandra k. Smith has the honors today. Sandra no better way to kick off my friday than with you, william. Good to be here, thanks for having me. Im sandra smith. The epidemic of Violent Crime raising serious questions about political priorities as d. C. Crime rates skyrocket. Everything from murder, carjackings to assaults, prob re and rampant shoplifting. Despite the City Council Chairman proclaiming earlier this year there is no crime crisis in the Nations Capital. At this cvs store in northwest d. C. Shelves are just empty. Not because of Supply Chain Problems or booming business, but because thieves are walking in and walking out with absolutely everything. Bill the mayor says the city is doing Everything Possi
Mr. Pallone thank you, all, for being here today. I want to thank all of our participants at this joint energy and commerce and judiciary democratic forum. I want to thank our Judiciary Committee Ranking Member i call him chairman, mr. Conyers. I havent been in this position so i can refer to you as chairman but not myself. So thank you, chairman conyers, for joining us to examine the longterm impacts of repetitive brain traumatic and particular trauma associated with sports. I look forward to the dialogue. Every week this time of the year Football Players at all levels take the field and engage in a contact sport they enjoy playing but may be harmful to their health in the future. There are a lot of concerning questions that we will discuss today. At the very least athletes and their families need to know they are being informed about the health risk and the risks associated with Contact Sports are being mitigated to the greatest extent possible. With more and more research coming out
Mr. Pallone thank you, all, for being here today. I want to thank all of our participants at this joint energy and commerce and judiciary democratic forum. I want to thank our Judiciary Committee Ranking Member i call him chairman, mr. Conyers. I havent been in this position so i can refer to you as chairman but not myself. So thank you, chairman conyers, for joining us to examine the longterm impacts of repetitive brain traumatic and particular trauma associated with sports. I look forward to the dialogue. Every week this time of the year Football Players at all levels take the field and engage in a contact sport they enjoy playing but may be harmful to their health in the future. There are a lot of concerning questions that we will discuss today. At the very least athletes and their families need to know they are being informed about the health risk and the risks associated with Contact Sports are being mitigated to the greatest extent possible. With more and more research coming out