week. but make no mistake, people are truly suffering right now. listen. times were tough. i wasn t working because of the pandemic. so financially i maybe don t have the options to go out and buy a generator or to purchase fast food even. so it is hard. shelters are at capacity. there is no hotels anywhere. even if i wanted to take my kids somewhere to be warm, there is nothing. we ve been driving around during the day with the heater on in the car just to keep warm. it is very stressful to be in a cold house, and if you re in a cold house you re definitely not eating any warm food. and then when you go out, you can t find food. the crisis is not over. people don t know when this is going to end. but the finger pointing is well underway. texas governor greg abbott has offered no clear time line and when power will be fully restored. he s pointing the finger at the manager of the state largest power grid known as ercot and said that more rolling outages are likely today
steve: well, you know what? just like everybody else, it was a different kind of holiday. we were all together as a family but we were not in the same place. i made that bacon braided smoked turkey breast, which i showed you last week. that was so good. thousands of people made it yesterday as well because they sent us pictures from our cookbook. that s our family tableau from yesterday. up in the upper left hand corner me and cathy, my daughter and marshall. peter at his apartment. and sally and alli out in california. how about you, pete, what did you do? we had a pretty straight up traditional there. there is the fam right there. that s our toast during our why did the proclamation of george washington for the first. steve: he had hegseth academy? pete: also seconds as dining room. and then we had a turkey bowl. , you have to play football. that s jen right there. she is a good free safety and was little bitting off and we had a good thanksgiving. we feel blessed. how
they sing why can t we be friends they sing so many songs you know. a little funk, a little soul. can i kind of hear in some of their songs it sounds like a little reggae. great sounds. and, steve, you grew up with them. steve: i did. got started in the 1960s in long beach, california. as we heard, they are expecting tropical storm conditions out there. ainsley: that s right. steve: they are here in new york today where we have got essentially a frog strangler outside because it is really coming down. and we re hoping the rain stops the next 20 minutes so we can go outside for the big show. griff: you were a d.j. are there photos to go along with this? steve: me. i had a lot of hair back then. like a helmet. it was a lot of hair. we will leave it at that i will get a picture of me during those days and we will show it in one hour. kathy, if you are watching and i know you are. not those pictures. ainsley: yes. it is 7:01 on the east coast. it s a friday. w
we think this was part of the culture of the s.c.o.r.p.i.o.n. unit. what was done to tyre was a vicious violent gang assault camouflaged as policing. he was a human being. his life mattered. the black of black america is on your hands so stand up and do something. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it s monday, january 30th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 3:00 a.m. in memphis, tennessee, where a young black man s death at the hands of police is demanding change from systemic racism in america. family and friends are preparing to lay tyre nichols to rest as calls to tackle criminal justice reform are growing louder. in communities of color, they often have different types of policing than many of our white brothers and sisters have in their community and this video illustrates it that it s just culture that says it doesn t matter whether the police officers are black, hispanic or white, that it is somehow allowed for yo
now that i m not affiliated with any team anymore and have strong ties do i have friends on the dolphins that i really like. steve: we re here at courtside kitchen the famous pickleball restaurant and look who just pulled up during the commercial? of course, you know that star for down here in texas. that is the official team bus for america s team. allow me to cue them. hey, there you go. ladies and gentlemen, it s the dallas cowboy cheerleaders live on fox & friends. hello. anyway, it is great to have you on this friday. we tried to make it as much fun as possible. and it s also really noisy. [cheers] steve: really happy. steve: good morning, everybody. all right. come on down here. katiana how are you. i m good how are you. steve: i know you are up early. do you guys play football. i do play for fun not professionally. steve: no money involved. somebody play from the team. some of us might play a little bit today. we ll see. steve: actually, y