on unruly airline passengers. federal authorities have slapped ten people with fines for shoving and throwing punches on commercial flights. the question is whatever happened to friendly skies? it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that honestly prefers amtrak. i m jonathan lemire on this friday, november 12th. this after a lower court rejected an argument to withhold them from the select committee, investigating the attack, denying the claim of executive privilege. the appellate court fast-tracked the hearing while it considers trump s request to delay the committee throughout the appeals process. in a 15-page emergency motion trump s attorneys argued serious novel questions about what a former president can produce records. it highlights the importance of executive privilege. if the appeals court rejects the argument and allows the national archives to produce the records, trump could still appeal to the supreme court. t
and lava flows through multiple homes in south west iceland after a volcano erupts near the town of grin avik. near the town of grindavik. we will cross to westminster as soon as rishi sunak is at the dispatch box. he is not there yet. sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. we will hand back if the prime minister starts speaking. the australian open tennis is where we start, and disappointment for the three time grand slam champion, andy murray, who s gone out in the first round. at 36, he s hinted again this could be his last year on the tour. murray s now lost eight of his past 12 matches including the last four. there weren t enough moments like this from the five time beaten finalist. instead, it was etcheverry on the front foot, asking questions that murray had no answer for. white studio: here is the prime minister. sorry to cut a rough sport. from studio: here is the prime minister. sorry to cut a rough sport. sorry
documents any moment. dana: george floyd riots sent violence and crime spiraling out of control. a top minnesota democrat who once led calls for dismantling the minneapolis police department has changed her tune after becoming the victim of a violent carjacking. we wish that hadn t happened to her. we ll have more on that in a moment. i m dana perino. bill: happy friday. dana: same to you. bill: i m bill hemmer, good morning. three years since the riots and looting in 2020. the near constant protests calling to defund the police. minnesota democrats tried the abolish the entire police department in minneapolis with support from lawmakers from omar and ellison. rampant crime remains a constant threat in that city. minneapolis reports hundreds of carjackings and nearly 6,000 robberies in a car so far this year. dana: the latest victim with a new point of view after attacked and beaten in front of her own children calming for more law and order. he said look at my face