[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] will: good morning, welcome to fox & friends. straight to a fox news alert. overnight a 22-year-old rookie new york city police officer is shot and killed. and another is left fighting for his life. ashley strohmier is live with what we know right now. ashley, good morning. ashley: hey, guys, good morning. this all happened while officers were responding to a domestic violence call in harlem. the mother of the suspect called 911 saying her son was sean mcneil had become violent. now, officers went into their home in harlem. police say mcneil started shooting. a third officer on the scene shot the suspect while he was reportedly trying to flee. he is now in critical condition at a hospital. nypd officer jason rivera was skilled. his partner, wilbert mora is still in critical condition. they re the fourth and fifth officers to be shot in new york city just this year, just t
the supply chain to the brink and the new moves now to try to fix it. and what pushed thousands of families to a key international border? we begin with the growing battle between the house committee investigating the insurrection and former president trump and those close to him. it is now one hour past the deadline for mark meadows, donald trump s former chief of staff. he was ordered to appear for a deposition and turn over documents today, and he has not. meadows decision sets up another potential legal standoff for the january 6th committee and the justice department. a federal appeals court just granted donald trump s request to temporarily pause the release of key documents from him that were set to be released to the house panel. those records included white house call logs. also included handwritten memos from mark meadows. in total, more than 700 documents from trump s presidency wb set to be turned over by the national archives. now that s all in limbo. all of
[national anthem] rachel: good morning and is welcome to fox & friends . it s 6:00 eastern time, 5:00 in the midwest and, bow, you guys just boy, you guys just keep bringing it with those photos. something for all of us. we had barns, you know how much i like a flag on a barn. we had football for you guys, the flags and the guys coming out and, of course, lots of dogs. keep serving your patriotic photos of the national anthem to friends@foxnews.com. we absolutely love it. good morning. will: good to see you two in person. rachel: we re here. will: great to be back on the couch. pete will be in tomorrow morning, so it s great to see everybody in person. lauren:s lawrence: the snow is terrible [laughter] rachel: just say it like it is, lawrence. lauren:s part of this show is the overlap. rachel: yeah. we don t have to cue anything. we re here, and we can feed off of each ore other s body language are. lawrence: we re coordinatedded today. rachel: it is. this is how
northern and western scotland and northern ireland, the odd bit for western england and wales on higher ground but most areas will state largely dry. the breeze picks up in the north light in the south, and temperatures are pretty high for this time of year overnight, 7 9 .8 mild and cloudy start tomorrow, some spots open drizzle in northern and western areas. it might push into northern england and wales but i m hopeful of more breaks in the cloud to allow for more sunny spells in the afternoon but change is afoot further north and west of scotland, also in northern ireland with a cold front moving down, bringing wetter and windier weather, gale force winds in excess of 50 mph in the far north west but a blustery day for all of us tomorrow. double figure values across the board, turning colder behind this front as it suggests that the cold air sinks southwards across the country on thursday night and by friday morning it will be across the south east of england a wet start a