pandemic in all these other situations and now audited of like staying out late and work anymore but. you have to worry about your surroundings. shannon: does is the third time in four days that nypd officer has been shot on the job . we ve got a live report with breaking details. military equipment assistant from the us arrived in ukraine tonight. close to 200,000 pounds of lethal aid including for frontline soldiers. media neutral ground in switzerland and russia daniel huskins joins us live. , bitter cold in washington for the annual march for life it is the largest pro-life rally. many attendees hoping that roe v wade will soon be overturned by the us supreme court. we begin with america press the crime crisis exploding with deadly gunfire in new york city. kevin corke is tracking the incident. good evening, kevin. as you can imagine the white house wants america s largest of these do you all the resources that that disposal to help curb the crime epidemic. t
christian graphic designer and against a law protecting members of the lgbtq community. potentially opens the door to more cases including those dealing with same-sex marriage. plus, is there a plot to assassinate under way? ukraine says the kremlin is planning to kill the leader of the wagner mercenary army. it s one reason why yevgeny prigozhin may be in hiding as the aftermath of his mutiny plays out. we are following these major developing stories and many more coming in to cnn news center. two more landmark supreme court rulings dropped today. one addressing the intersection of gay rights, religious liberty, and free speech. the other affecting the bank accounts of millions of americans. that was the 6-3 ruling blocking president biden s student loan forgiveness program. the other also a 6-3 conservative majority. the court limiting lgbtq protections, ruling that a wedding website designer who is christian can refuse to make sites for same-sex couples based on free s
rick: all right. it s 9:00 here in new york city. you re looking at times square. that is going to be packed tonight. with some very brave souls who don t mind being cold or crowded or not going to the bathroom or going to the bathroom in their diapers. tonight rick reichmuth, he s been there all morning, getting the view from there. but boy, not where i want to be. it just happens to be around the wore near. the centerpiece of new year s but not somewhere you want to be. .rachel: i . it s a nice view before i guess the diaper clad storm. we re glad you re with us. thanks n for joining us on fox& friends weekend on this sunday morning, december 31st, if last day of the year of our lord 2023. we re glad to see it in the rear view. buckle, 24 is going to be crazy. we ve been sharing our new year s resolutions. and we ve been asking you to let us know about yours and you have filled up our in box. here s an e-mail from raymond, he said spending more time trav
institutions for being biased or inaccurate have been a pretty prominent feature for a pretty long time. and, you know, with president trump kind of being more explicit about attacks on the media and actually even individual reporters, that s only kind of taken a longstanding trendak and made it even more extreme. host: one of the things you at as a data point is the president and statements when he said something along the lines of the media is the enemy of the american people. whatlo did you learn from that? guest: well, we actually thought we would ask our survey responsibilities whether they literally respondents whether they literally believe that statement. so what we found was that 31% that s, you know, certainly not by any means, but a substantial minority of americans basically endorsed that statement. but again, among trump supporters that figure is about twice as high. host: did that surprise you? guest: yeah. i mean, that s a pretty extreme statement
going to come up here in just a second from our team did an absolutely great job. she was peppered with a lot of questions. i think the court heard from four able lawyers, but i believe at the end of the day we have a very good chance of prevailing in this case, but it s going to be close. the court paid a lot of attention to it, and i expect to see a very vigorous discussion among the judges coming out in their opinions. kristin? [inaudible conversations] hi. good morning. it s my privilege to be here with jack and stand for him. my name [inaudible] i have a little flower shop this richmond, washington. and we ve been in business more a long time. i have asked the supreme court to also take our case. i have owned my flower shop for many years, and it has been my privilege to be in the community and be a third generation of [inaudible] that come in for flowerings. i try to work my business according to my faith, to be kind and loving to all types of people. one of the g