[national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [national anthem] [cheers and applause] kayleigh: welcome to fox & friends on this beautiful saturday morning. what an appropriate way to start out the new year with the national anthem. it is january 1st, 2022. i am wishing all of you a happy new year. if you are up, i fully expect most of our viewers are sleeping in because they stayed up past midnight but not us here on fox & friends. joey. joey: no, i have to admit i enjoyed a good football game last night. might have been up a little bit later than i needed to. i might have heard the gunfire in georgia as the new year came in and some fireworks went off. hey, listen, we are here right now. i have got all the energy i can need after that win yesterday. i m ready for a great four hours of fox & friends. hey, listen, if you have a new year s resolution, email them to us at foxnews.com. friends@foxnews.com.if you are . mine is to finish
what they can to be thankful for. we stayed up all night long just hugging each other, just glad that we have each other and we have our kids. plus, democrats and former president trump planning duelling events as next week marks one year since the capitol hill insurrection. we re talking live to the man who was in charge of the reviewing the security failures on that day, about what the future could hold. good morning, everybody, happy new year, it is saturday, january 1st, 2022. i m lindsey reiser. here s a live look right now at times square. hard to believe just a few hours ago 15,000 people were there, reveling and ringing in that new year, watching that ball drop, crews had this place cleaned up, you can see it s looking pretty pristine there with wet roads as the rain is falling. we ve got a team of reporters and analysting following the latest for us this morning from colorado to london. we re going to begin with the start of a brand new year, and how the omicro
behind it, 50s along it and 60s ahead of it.. winds are turning to the northwest and are stay strong most of the day, dying out this evening. hurricane matthew is still causing trouble along the atlantic coast of florida. winds are gusting to 80 mph at times as the center tracks toward cape canaveral. i ll have more on matthew and our own forecast in a few minutes. behind it, 50s along it and 60s ahead of it.. winds are turning to the northwest and are strong this early. up to 20 mph and gusting to of the day, dying out this evening. hurricane matthew is still causing trouble along the atlantic coast of florida. winds are gusting to 80 mph at times as the center tracks toward cape canaveral. i ll have more on matthew and our own forecast in a few minutes. and people living there are starting to deal with problems. high winds and rain are pelting parts of florida. a downed powerline outside this apartment complex is causing sparks to fly. as jay gray tells us communities alo
the des moines police for eleven years. police say greene fired 15 to 30 shots into the squad cars with a 22-caliber gun. kcrg t-v nine s dave franzman joins us live tonight from the des moines police department. dave, there s already a pretty big memorial for the officers set up there. beth, there is a squad car draped in black with bouquets of flowes similar memorials sprang up in urbandale and south of the merle hay mall where the two officers died in their squad cars. while police caught the alleged shooter shortly after 9:00 o clock this morning the investigation is far from over. warrant here at a home owned by the suspect s mother. one neighbor says this is where the suspect and his family lived as well. at the morning news conference, officers called it a terrible day with no easy explanations. what we can tell looking at the scene is it appears neither officer had an opportunity to interact with the suspects it doesn t look like there was an exchange of convers
now live in waterloo with more details ron it goes beyond shoveling your sidewalks.. think about the snow mounds that pile up at the end of sidewalks and driveways. theyre impossible for people in wheelchairs to get over. take a look at these sidewalks they re clearly not snow covered sidewalks are common in many areas in eastern iowa especially this year, we ve already had multiple rounds of storms. olivia mancino although people do clear off their sidewalks the snow mounds at the ends of sidewalks create a problem for pilcher makes the comparison of trying to get cars over snow piles the wheels keep spinning, but the car doesn t move. he says its the same with wheelchairs. jason you know they re budnled up too but they re exerting so much effort, they get tired, you know they re just trying to get out in the community check out this photo taken in waterloo, a police officer stopped to give a man a around the snowy sidewalks with his wheelchair. pilcher says the ameri