high school near pontiac michigan this week. shimon prokupecz is on the ground for us. we re waiting for the prosecutor so lay this out. four counts against the parents of the shooter involuntary manslaughter. what more do we know? yeah. that is what the court complaint, the criminal charges that have now been filed with the courthouse here, that say that both jennifer and james crumbley, the parents of the alleged shooter, have been charged with four counts each of homicide, involuntary manslaughter, that relates obviously to the four people who died in the shooting. this is, obviously, a huge development. the prosecutors and investigators have been investigating the parents since almost immediately after the shooting, learning immediately that the weapon that was used in the attacks was purchased by the father just four days, just four days before the shooting. and so that is something that they have revealed. they ve revealed that early on in the investigation. there is
going to have a booster specific vaccine, should we wait. if you are eligible in six months with a double mrna dose, or two months, get boosted now. we may not need a variant specific booster. the mistake people will make us to say let me wait and see if we get one. if you are eligible for boosting, get a booster right now. tomorrow the president lays out his strategy to try and control and contain this variant as we head into the colder months, and we see news among those reporting he will extend the federal mask mandate for public transportation into mid march. there is much more on the potential impact of this new variant just ahead on our hour. also ahead tonight, the january 6th committee is keeping the pressure on witnesses who refused to comply with their subpoenas. just a few hours ago, they voted unanimously to refer former trump doj official jeffrey clark for criminal contempt of congress. the committee is also giving clark one last chance to testify. around 8
the jury reached the correct verdict, self-defense is not illegal, and i believe they came to the correct verdict and i m glad that everything went well and it s been a rough journey, but we made it through it. reporter: we also spoke to the great aunt of one of the victims here, anthony huber, one of the people shot by kyle rittenhouse. she was in court almost every day. she, of course, is worried that he s going to become some kind of a folk hero in all of this and she says if she were to talk to him, she would warn him not to become a political pawn. he wanted to have an adult gun, be in an adult situation. he s going to have to man up real quickly and learn to say no and say, i m in charge of my own person, i m going to say no to these people that are going to use me as a pawn. reporter: it s also the same message that his attorney, mark richmond, had here after he spoke. he had the same concern for kyle rittenhouse. also interestingly enough, with the cameras fol
the midterms were held today. todd: joe biden and xi jinping will meet virtually today. will our president finally ask the tough questions and will he take any himself from the press. carley: you are watching fox & friends first on this monday morning. i m carley shimkus. todd: i m todd piro. glad to have you back. we begin with the white house. the t president is set to sign the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill into law today. carley: it comes amid plummeting approval numbers and the spending bill remains in peril over fears it will drive inflation higher. lauren blanchard joins us from washington with the latest. reporter: good morning, todd and carley. president biden will surround himself with democrats, republicans, governors and mayors today for a signing ceremony at the white house. the hope is to prove they can move the economy forward with the bipartisan infrastructure bill. a new poll shows the people may feel differently. asked whether or not they a approve of
all right. so we begin tonight with a question. does the republican party trust elections? it is pure and simple. in new jersey what was expected to be an easy re-election for democratic governor phil murphy turned out to be a tight race and republican candidate jack ciattarelli is refusing to concede. in the run up to the election in virginia the republican candidate glenn youngkin repeatedly called for audits of election machines. former president trump said he was ready to yell fraud if the race was even close. then on tuesday youngkin secured a slim victory in the virginia governor s race and lo and behold those results were immediately accepted. remember the calls for audits? suddenly not such an urgent concern. even trupp seemed to accept the results out of virginia. he released a statement thanking his base for showing up for youngkin. do republicans trust elections mow? it depends on whether they win or not. let s remember this. why we are asking in the first place. o