hovered 10 feet above the martian service which was the first powered flight on another planet. this really is a wright s brother moment. brian: all right. here we go of the fate of exminneapolis police officer derek chauvin is now in the hands of the jury. ainsley: the case putting the nation on edge. congresswoman maxine waters urging prefers to become confrontational if schawfn acquitted. pete: that s right she said only first degree murder is acceptable. jackie ibañez is live as cities prepare for possible unrest. good morning, guys. cities across the u.s. are preparing for the worst, boarding up buildings and call in the national guard. yesterday illinois governor said he would send 125 guard troops to chicago. congresswoman waters comments did make their way to the courtroom with derek chauvin s lawyers using them call for a mistrial. the judge shot down the motion but made it clear he was not happy with waters. listen to this. i will give you the congresswoman w
washington with more on the nation s response. todd: thousands of comments across the country were just handed to get out of jail free card. the lease move from the biden doj, the crime crisis is even worse. ashley: bed miller says she s sorry for calling west virginia s poor, illiterate and strong out. we will ask a west virginia coal miner what he thinks about her apology. i m looking forward to that segment coming from a long line of coal miners in kentucky and we will see what he has to say. todd: it was quite an apology or lack thereof. let s get to the news. the white house facing criticism for surging omicron cases amid a lack of available tests and the holidays. ashley: the president places blame on the unvaccinated. reporter: good morning. referring back to the stricter pandemic measures, the president says don t panic, this is not march of 2020 but his remarks came with a warning to the unvaccinated. i know vaccination requirements are not popular for many. they
continues russia would retail united states are any sort of aggression. brian: brave enough to stand up to china is enes kanter have you felt the backlash. of course. this is my freedom of speech. you go tell your boss about that. throws he has it. touchdown! are you listening in the lane snow is glistening a beautiful night brian: tuesday night football, what else is new in america? everything that is unusual is usual now in this country. but one thing is for sure, christmas is trait straight ahead. we have got to do the best we can everyone, to have the best christmas possible after the oddest one last year there will be uniquely challenging. we are in three different locations because of some of these rules in new york. we are going to do a comprehensive show because judging by our package steve and carley, we still have a lot of news to cover. steve: lots. carley: we have been talking about it all week that usually the week of christmas is a dead news week
have gone out and arrested and deported him. this administration doesn t care because they want this border open and they are committed to open borders at all cost at this point. todd: you re watching fox and friends first s, i m todd piro. ashley: the case against francisco oropesa, he will be forced to answer for the deaths of this innocent family. brooke singman has breaking details. brooke: the illegal migrant accused of killing five was found hiding in a closet under a pile of laundry. agents from border patrol captured 38-year-old francisco oropesa, who faces five murder counts and being held on $5 million bond. jimmy paul, in charge of the case, says a tip led to yesterday s arrest. listen. the tip came in from the fbi tip line and we just want to thank the person who had the courage and bravery to call in the suspect s location. ashley: on top of that tip, oropesa s wife suspect had help in hiding. u.s. customs and border patrol troy miller releasing this
have nothing to campaign on. ashley: brooke singman live with the latest. brooke: a source familiar says the house judiciary committee is seriously considering issuing subpoenas for bragg and two prosecutors who resigned last year from his team. the subpoenas would compel them to testify before congress. the prosecutors are mark pomerantz and carrie dunn. bragg suspended the case leaving pomerantz and dunn to resign. now a new york post report is revealing the charges against trump are rarely pursued as top counts in new york. bragg filed 117 falsifying business record charges since he became district attorney, eight times has falsifying business records been used as a top count like it is for the former president. this leading to slam him for prosecutorial bias. he will go down as a disgraced da and will hurt his political and he is politically motivated, his democratic party. that s it, bottom line, period, the end. brooke: on tuesday, president biden asked if trump