Reporter tweeted a suspect open fired at police after shooting two people and a dog here to police wounded the suspect after firing back. One hour ago in fort lauderdale, reporters on the scene of a deputyinvolved shooting. Witnesses reported some of the inside with a knife. A police standoff in california with a man suspected of stabbing his wife to death. Earlier today, a police officer working overtime at san antonio airport shot and killed a well armed motorist who got out and allegedly started randomly firing at anyone. Later on this evening, please searching the oakwood apartment in florida after five people where shot there. Details at the moment, there is just an officer involved in washington as well. These are some of the incidents that we ve heard about though they rarely get reported outside of their local area. If i don t. It s news, big news when a police officer kills a 13yearold in a chicago neighborhood late at night responding to calls of shots fired. Unclear from the
todd: also, i need to get the little one to get moving. very confusing but worth it. so you can come - carley: let us know if you have any idea. todd: we start here congresswoman maxine waters s comments appearing to encourage writing protests could compromise the george floyd case. get more active, more confrontational, make sure they know we mean business. jillian: jackie ibanez is chauvin may have a case for an appeal. reporter: one of waters s biggest critics was the judge in chauvin s case who sent a clear message to waters and all elected officials, listen to this. congresswoman waters may have given you something on appeal that may result in this whole trial being overturned. i wish elected officials would stop talking about this case especially in a manner that is disrespectful to the rule of law. waters s comments sparked fury among prominent republicans who called for her to be censored or even impeached. maxine waters believes there s value in violence. t
pete: thank you. bobby pin was in. will: green is wonderful, jedediah. happy sunday to you. jedediah: i hate to stop the love-fest. i m used you guys compliment each other. you can t compliment each other. this is a hell of a way to start the morning. will: national compliment day day. you have to follow the rules. jedediah: good morning to everyone joining us at home. we look forward to a packed four hours to come. we ll begin with this, president biden making first round of calls for world leaders since taking office. reverse trump immigration policies and form a new trade deal with the uk. david spunt is live in washington with more on the demands for the new administration. reporter: good morning. the new commander-in-chief made several phone calls to our neighbors to the north and south, mexico and canada, also the prime minister of great britain. the call to prime minister justin trudeau. president biden talked heavily about the keystone xl pipeline which is interesting
this week. republicans are getting ready to argue about the process. the question is, can they defend against the substance? and the house is set to get working on the details of the president s covid relief package today, but the question is, will the president have to choose between going big or going bipartisan? it s way too early for this. good morning! and welcome to way too early, the show that likes to think of itself as the tom brady of news? that would be really nice. but let s be real. i am kasie hunt on this monday, february 8th. we will start with the news. the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump gets under way tomorrow. house impeachment managers are planning a fast-paced, video-heavy presentation aimed at reigniting the outrage that lawmakers felt after last month s deadly capitol riot. democrats are looking to turn republican opinion in the senate to convict trump, but some members of the gop were on the sunday shows over the weeke
having a hard time finding covid tests. a problem that could last into 2022 and now many public school districts say they will require covid testing for students and staff. let s go to our experts that we have with us this evening dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor and former assistant health secretary admiral brett giroir. welcome to both of you. thank you for having us. mike: from the new york times the u.s. breaks single day record hospitalizations and deaths however have not followed the same dramatic increase in the last two weeks. deaths are down by 5% with the daily average of 1221. while hospitalizations increased by just 15% to an average of 78,781 per day. while you obviously want to track cases, dr. saphier, are hospitalizations and fatalities really more meaningful metrics? well, absolutely. as of right now, as you can see, we really need to change our mindset and stop focusing on daily new case counts. as we know the virus is everywhere. it is impre