the next phase for the covid vaccine. more states start offering it to older americans, one stadium is being converted into a 24-hour vaccination center. and an uproar over plans to vaccinate prisoners before the general public. record returns. long lines to send those holiday gifts back. how to make sure you get your refund. and the life-changing trick from magician david copperfield. how he gave this family a second chance. this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. good evening. we begin another tense week with growing calls for the president of the united states to either resign or be impeached by congress. and not just from democrats, but some republicans now calling on him to step aside. the president not even speaking to his own vice president at this point. we re also seeing new video tonight of just what happened on wednesday at the capitol. and we re learning security warnings ahead of that day were ignored. the fbi had been tracking extremist groups plann
brian: i just checked my apple watch, 8:00 o clock on the east coast. we begin with an alert. federal court flip flop, why federal law cracking down on illegal immigration was good to go until it wasn t. ainsley: and aoc constituents tell us what they think about her leadership. she abandoned our community. steve: what is next for d.a. fani willis, the lawyer who blew the whistle on the improper relationship between willis and wade telling fox and friends she could still be booted. more information can come forward. steve: more with her in a moment, meantime, final hour of fox and friends starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. brian: fox news alert. appeals court blocking texas immigration law that would allow police to arrest migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally. that happening just hours after the supreme court allowed it to go into place. ainsley: new migration crisis coming from haiti. steve: we have team covera
fallen service members demanded answers about the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. hard to believe, it s been two years since the lone suicide bomber attacked the airport in kabul. the attack claimed the lives of 150 afghan civilians and 13 united states service members tasked with aiding the efforts on the ground. you are looking at them now, heroes all of them. the families have been demanding accountability from the biden administration and blasted president biden. many parents don t have a clear understanding of their children s last moments. the parents are speaking about the efforts for answers. it was march of 2021, he was leaving for his deployment. and i remember like it was yesterday. he stand outside the door and he hugged me and he said, mom, if i don t come back and i said, shut up, you re going to come back. he said, no, mom, if i don t come back, i want you to keep telling my story. i will fight until my last breath to get to the truth. we were told l
trace: trace gallagher in los angeles. sandra and john have the day off. we all remember the chinese spycraft that flew over the u.s. for a week, and chinese citizens suspected of being spies who posed as tourists to infiltrate military bases in alaska and the heart of the city, doj busted communist part for running secret police stations to spy on chinese nationals on u.s. soil. lawmakers warn the ag scheme is one of the worst troubling yet. put china in control of the global food supply. a aishah: former cia station chief dan hoffman, but first bryan is in iowa and that is where lawmakers met to talk about the theft by the ccp. so, bryan, what did farmers say about this threat? yeah, hi, aishah. farmers are particularly concerned about the secret patented genetically engineered seeds that are the target of china s theft. in 2016, there was a chinese national here in iowa who dug up genetically modified corn seeds and was convicted in 2016, and sent to three years in
bodies were found along a quarter-mile stretch of go-go beach on the south shore of long island, new york. all four victims were young women in their 20s who advertised a work on craig list. their bodies were found within a quarter-mile stretch of beach, all bound at the feet or ankles and covered with burlap to hide them. it was a shocking discovery, and it was just the beginning. for the next year, seven more set of human remains were found in the area, mostly women. was this the work of a serial killer? that is the question investigators have been asking for more than a decade, with no answers until 2022, when a recent dna technology gave police a new lead. they now have a suspect, someone they say who is living a double life as a husband and father. police fear he was targeting even more victims. over the next hour, cnn will piece together exactly how police were able to identify the suspect and how the possible killer was able to get away with it for so long. state pol