machines and high-tech military machines to control the blaze. abortion showdown: the protests against the new texas law, considered one of the most restrictive in the country. why it means someone could be sued for driving a woman to get an abortion. 32 count indictment: three officers and two paramedics face manslaughter charges in the death of elijah mcclain in colorado, the 23-year-old who was injected with a drug and put in a chokehold. $4.5 billion settlement: what victims of the opioid epidemic are saying, after a judge approves the bankruptcy agreement of drug company purdue pharma. and, stepping into history. 50 years ago today, baseball took a major step toward diversity. th eveninnews with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news. three days after hurricane ida devastated the gulf coast of louisiana and mississippi, remnants of
chicago is where almost everything that is most precious to me began. it s where i found a home. now, obviously michelle and i have been on a fairly extraordinary journey since then, one we could have never imagined all those years ago. but as far as we ve come, i ve never lost sight of some important lessons that i learned right here in chicago. and the first involves the power of place, the need to anchor our efforts to build a better world, not in theories and abstractions, but in neighborhoods and communities. by now most people know that i come from a pretty diverse background. i was born in hawaii, my parents are from kenya and kansas. as a child, i lived in indonesia, i ve got family whose gene pool stretches from ireland to china. i ve got lifelong friends who come from just about every corner of the world, and that background helps explain my core belief in the oneness of humanity. a belief in the god given dignity and worth of all people and the underlying bonds tha
chicago is where almost everything that is most precious to me began. it s where i found a home. now, obviously michelle and i have been on a fairly extraordinary journey since then. one we could have never imagined all those years ago. but as far as we ve come, i never lost sight of some important lessons that i learned right here in chicago. the first involves the power of place. the need to anchor our efforts to build a better world, not in theories and abstractions, but in neighborhoods and communities. and by now, most people know that i come from a pretty diverse background. i was born in hawaii. my parents are from kenya and kansas. as a child i lived in indonesia. i have family whose gene pool stretches from ireland to china. i have lifelong friends who come from every corner of the world. and that background helps explain my core belief in the oneness of humanity. a belief in the god-given dignity and worth of all people and the underlying bonds that we share. it s w
would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? [applause] and suspected illegal migrants, look at this, this is our newest video, landing on a san diego beach. then, they run off into that nice neighborhood. congressman jim jordan joins us on the border crisis this hour. the second hour of fox & friends starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. brian: we think. brian: fox news alert now. new video this morning obtained by fox news digital showing the host of that kansas city chiefs watch party in cuffs. moments after three of his friends were found dead in his backyard. steve: they had been in the backyard for two days. now we know that the host checked himself into rehab after the tragedy and a source close to his family says he is facing his addiction head on. but, once again we don t know what he is addicted to. ainsley: lucas tomlinson is live in washington with the latest on this bizarre case. lucas? goo
steve: where has the time gone. it is 8:00 on the east coast, live from new york, this is thursday, february 1. welcome back to hour three of fox and friends. new video shows suspected illegal migrants landing a boat in san diego and then they scatter. where they go, nobody knows. south carolina governor kristi noem will join us on the border crisis in 10 minutes. ainsley: parents urging lawmakers to reign in big tech after mark zuckerberg s stunning apology. would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? [applause] brian: he didn t take responsibility. meet four farmers who want wives being looing for love on hit fox reality show. final hour of fox and friends starts right now and quick reminder your mornings are better because you chose to be with? ainsley: friends. steve: that s it. ainsley: brian says get dressed. brian: yes. ainsley: the song says let your hair down. brian: you could do both. ainsley: put your clo