of energy. i don't -- those two came out talking about how much they loved each other and they've been able to work together, so let's take their word for it. >> brian: kids around the country, it's not okay to do that to your coach. >> these are two adults, professionals. >> brian: happy anniversary to your parents. thanks for talking about andy reid, the person and coach. that's it for "fox & friends." join me on radio from 9:00 to noon. stay within yourself. >> first and goal. mahomes, it's there, hard man, jackpot, kansas city. >> bill: the victors get the spoils. the chiefs outlasted the niners

in overtime in las vegas. dramatic super bowl finish. super bowl lviii, two overtime games in the history of this one. last night was one of them. good morning. we're up early in las vegas. i'm bill hemmer. dana, good morning to you. i want to say you are the champion. i'll explain in a moment. >> dana: i am dana perino, and this is "america's newsroom." you are missed but know you love the super bowl. did it live up to the hype? >> bill: it was fantastic. really good. i was saying in the first half a lot of folks there wasn't a lot of scoring. both teams played at a high caliber level for football. second half it opened up. dana, i had the 9ers, you had the chiefs. >> dana: that's right. >> bill: you win the dollar. all right. i'll bring it home for you. we'll get to the other bet at the end of the show of the we had one more you may recall from last week and recap that. >> dana: i lost that one. okay. before we go we'll get to that.

we have to get you the news. chiefs overcome a double digit deficit to win the third super bowl in five years. for kansas city it was a moment to savor. >> know the kansas city chiefs are never underdog. the whole family chiefs kingdom is special. we're super bowl champs. kansas city, i'll see you out. >> viva las vegas. viva las vegas. >> bill: i guess elvis would approve. second time the 49ers have lost to patrick mahomes in four years in the super bowl. >> we all hurt and then everyone knows how it feels and don't have a lot of words for it. we're hurting. everything was perfect, by no means but we'll lose with a group of guys that's i would do

it with those guys any time. >> dana: a ton of attention was on taylor swift. maybe too much attention. did you catch a glimpse of her, bill? >> bill: i tried. i think she was across the way. the clock had 55 seconds over four hours was on her. she made it in from japan and you know what i was thinking, dana? so you had an overtime game, super bowl. you had the taylor swift story for the last four or five months in america. she is on the field with travis kelce. this is the height of the nfl. all these worlds collide at the same time. it is remarkable to see how that worked. mary kathryn hamm here and so is guy benson. here is how i scored it mk. post malone, soulful rendition of america the beautiful.

reba mcentire brisk national anthem and usher, making roller skates great again. what did you think? >> all of those. i love the super bowl. it brings so many people together and one of the cultural touchdowns we all share and brings people to football. an incredible sport. i didn't have a dog in the fight other than hardman who caught the touchdown. i am a mom and fan serviced with this halftime show. what i need is to feel like i'm in the club once per year. i need usher there, do i want him to take his shirt off? fine with me. do i want ludacris to show up? yes. do i want roller skates? i do. but all of these guys and all of this happening respects that i have both a bedtime and skincare routine that i need to get to. i'm a lady in the street but in my bed by a reasonable hour and i just enjoyed whole thing so

much. it will be a couple years of millennial moms being treated to this kind of show. >> dana: i was excited about the roller skating and offered to pick up where i left off on skate city in denver. and challenge bill to a race for charity. guy benson, it wasn't what the game was all about, though. two good teams and they battled it out. it was boring the first half, i stayed up for the whole thing, believe it or not. >> i'm impressed, dana, the first half there were a few explosive plays. the trick play by the 9ers resulted in a toucher. not much for the offensive-minded fan. the third quarter was dreadful until the end. these teams went to the next level from kind of a snoozer to a lot of fans to an instant classic. you can't beat a walk-off touchdown to win the super bowl. even if you are a fan of the other team you can't deny how exciting that is even though it's heartbreaking.

to bill's point, i thought there was a non-0 chance that travis would get on the knee and have a cultural supernova the likes of which we've never seen. perhaps that's coming another day. no pressure, guys, it's fine. >> dana: the other reason i thought the super bowl halftime show was great there was no politics and nobody wanted politics. biden decided to do something interesting. they joined tiktok to show youth and vigor and this is the video they played. >> chiefs or 9ers? >> two great quarterbacks, hard to decide. if i didn't say i was for the eagles i would be sleeping alone. >> game. -- >> harris: i get what they're trying to do. are they landing the punch? >> i'm glad there are captions on tiktok so i could catch all of that. we all watched -- many of us have watched the game with grandpa before and what we're

doing here. i don't mind he didn't do a super bowl interview. strategically it's good for a president to do that and reach a bunch of people i like having football without it. >> bill: so you had that and robert f. kennedy with a campaign ad that apparently a super pac paid $7 million to run. this is how it rolled. watch. >> kennedy, kennedy, kennedy for me. >> kennedy. >> bill: so what we do when we're we game. we're on x trying to get reaction from people at home watching. i got back to the hotel and i fired up that again and there is robert kennedy apologizing to family members who may have been offended by that spot.

what was going on there? >> i resent the spot because i will have that jingle in my head for several days that will drive me insane, first of all. as soon as i saw it i said wow, that's a big play. the kennedy family is going to hate this using the song of yesterday about jfk to update it involving this man who is now running as an independent and potentially threatening the democratic family. he apologized sort of to the family but he was excited about it on a different level. from a pure politics perspective, there are millions and millions of americans who hate the political system right now, aren't thrilled with either party or likely nominees and he is like hey, look at this fun throwback ad involving a kennedy and another one running for president now as an independent. it is probably money well spent. >> i have agree.

>> bill: if you are a government employee, you can't be on tiktok. but your boss can. m.k., go ahead. >> hard to disagree with guy. we should have far more jingles in politics and makes it more tolerable. taking a sample from the old kennedy legacy, putting it on during the super bowl and it gets the word out. not badly done. >> bill: great to have you guys on. hot takes, right? thank you, guy. thank you, m.k. >> thank you. >> dana: breaking news overnight as well. two israeli hostages reunited with loved ones this morning after soldiers extracted them during an operation in southern gaza. trey yengst live with the new developments. this was remarkable. tell us more. >> good morning. absolutely. a major development overnight as israeli special forces conducted a complex rescue operation to save two hostages. the mission taking place in the

southern most gaza city of rafah, a densely populated area just before 2:00 a.m. local time. on the second floor of a building israeli soldiers engaged hamas gunmen in a fire fight before securing the two hostages. >> at that stage the fighters pull the couple out of the apartment and rescue them accompanied by idf forces who gave them protection in the area until they reached the safe zone. >> once back in israel the two rescued hostages were flown to the medical center in tel aviv and reunited with their families. the israeli air support was fighter jets and attack helicopters that targeted positions across rafah. they say more than 67 palestinians were killed in the strikes. currently more than a million people sheltering in this southern city. the operation to rescue these hostages came just hours after a phone call between president

biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> dana: let me ask you does this indicate more of the hostages may still be alive and ready for rescuing? >> in israel today discussions are moving forward about this looming israeli operation into rafah. top israeli leadership in tel aviv saying they have confirmed hostages are in rafah and they are going to go after these hamas strongholds to rescue them. >> dana: thank you, trey. thank you. >> bill: wow. remarkable story. seeing those pictures, amazing. he is off the campaign trail and back in court. donald trump appearing at a hearing in a classified documents case that is in florida. we'll tell you why the stakes are so high in that one. coming up here, check it out now. >> president biden, something the special counsel said in his report is that one of the reasons you were not charged is because in his description you are a well meaning, elderly man

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>> bill: 6:17 in las vegas. you're about to see a beautiful sunrise here in the american southwest. 37 degrees, bit chilly, we'll

see the sun come up in a moment here. breaking news that happened late last night. defense secretary lloyd austin is back in the hospital again said to be in the critical care unit of walter reed medical center for a bladder issue. expected to make a full recovery but not clear when he will be discharged. he temporarily transferred powers to his secretary. he has been undergoing treatment for prostate cancer since around christmastime and apologized last month for keeping the president in the dark about that diagnosis and the public, too, and then his subsequent surgery. we'll keep you updated on his condition throughout the day and week. dana, back to new york. >> dana: president biden trying to turn the corner after the release of the scathing special counsel report how he mishandled classified documents. now growing questions over age and mental fitness 86% of voters

say the president is too old for a second term. peter doocy is live at the white house. you can't get 86% of americans to agree monday follows sunday. >> it is a tough poll for them. even now some elected democrats are publicly questioning why president biden and his team decided not to pitch him to a super bowl-sized audience. >> i would tell any politician including presidents to take the interview of the super bowl. the most popular thing. people care about that than politics. my view is when the president is out there, he is at his best. >> so you look inside that poll. 59% of americans are saying both joe biden and donald trump are too old for a second term as president. but 27% are saying only biden is too old. way more than the 3% who believe only trump is too old. this was conducted after the special counsel report that

described president biden as an elderly man with a poor ally. his closest allies are still trying to clean it up. >> small gaffes are what we do. speaker johnson of the house confused iran and israel. he said we're beginning to send aid to iran. donald trump confused nancy pelosi and nikki haley. here is what matters. not the occasional small gaffe. he had a 12-minute press conference where he was focused. all you are focused on is that one minute. >> we don't know yet if with the aides combat age questions showing us more or less of president biden. he did over the weekend promote john kirby. something white house officials are telling me is not in any way a demotion of the press secretary karine jean-pierre. >> dana: we'll see, peter doocy, thank you. bill. >> bill: a lot going on there. james freeman, "wall street

journal" with me. jose is with me today. former dnc press secretary. jose, you have a hard job today trying to defend these numbers. what do you say? >> look, bill, it is tough. the president is not having the best week. let's be real. that report tried to indict the president legally. they couldn't do that. now they want to indict him politically. we see the polls say both trump and biden might be too old to run for president. that's a personal opinion, i understand that. at the end of the day i really believe this election will be decided on the economy, inflation and so forth. age matters but it will not when november comes around what matters is the economy. >> bill: take the numbers a bit deeper now. back in the abc poll. is biden too old for another term as president? among those they polled they

found that among only 27% and then only trump at 3%. you see the whopping 86% on your screen whether or not he is too old. there is a number they asked about kamala harris, too. another number there on her approval rating. about put that up here okay. at the very bottom, 42% have a very negative view of her. james, we've been watching polls for a long time. i can't recall a very negative number for a leading politician like that before. can you? >> it's pretty striking. she is telling the reporters on the news side of our paper shh he is ready to lead. obviously a lot of voters will be wondering. they are wondering, they don't think he is fit now. they are going to wonder in somehow he is reelected how the next four years go. i think that special counsel's report really was a turning point. it was far from trying to indict

him. it was basically making excuses for him saying his mental faculties are so diminished he can't be put through a trial because people would just look at him as this amiable old forgetful guy. i don't know how when our government is saying that it can also say his position as commander-in-chief is ten able. i think something has to give here. for all those democrats, i think it's 73% in the abc poll who think he is too old. they have a great opportunity with the michigan primary, early voting starts this weekend, to say someone other than biden. dean phillips is on the ballot. maybe they want to write in their governor, gretchen whitmer. >> bill: a lot of republicans think the mainstream media is carrying the water for the administration for a long time. jose, in the "new york times" you had back-to-back pieces that really went after the

commander-in-chief including this one. the challenges of an aging president. james referred to it. is something turning here, jose? >> i really don't think so. at the end of the day donald trump, we can get him again. eight to nine months until november is a long time. if the economy continues the way it is going and inflation goes down. the federal rates continue to go down i think we'll be in a very strong place in a very good time. i get it, presidents make mistakes. biden makes mistakes, so does trump. he confused nancy pelosi with nikki haley. it is part of the job because they have to meet with so many people every day. i'm not worried about it. i think the media is making a bigger deal out of the president's age than really what it is. >> bill: okay, all right. james might be on to something. with that special counsel conclusion from last week.

james, once everybody read that, even the commander-in-chief felt like he had to come out and defend himself 4 1/2 hours later. >> senator coons was presenting that brief press conference as some kind of triumph. it was a disaster. he was cranky, evasive. blaming his willful retention and sharing of classified information on staff. a lot of our colleagues in the media talk about how cooperative he is. who are the staffers and what has he done to discipline them if it really was staff? which is obviously tough to believe when you have him on tape talking about the classified stuff. >> bill: yeah. there is that. james, thank you. jose, thanks to you as well. gentlemen, we'll continue this conversation very soon. thank you. dana, what do you think? there is a lot of news and headlines. just listening to doocy's report a moment ago, you worked inside that building. do you get a sense something is

changing there? >> dana: i do. i felt like when robert hur's report came out it was a significant and final turning point in the biden campaign might not realize that yet. i understand what they're trying to do saying trump does it, too. if you are in the white house trying to tell 86% of americans they're wrong, you have a lot of work ahead of you. >> bill: yeah. a tough job, you're right. >> dana: i don't know what they'll say. we'll pay attention to it and watch with interest. nikki haley seizing on those concerns about candidates' age and called for mental competency tests. live look of her on the campaign trail in south carolina. she will join us coming up on "america's newsroom." >> it is a crisis and well don't bear responsibility for a broken system and we're doing a tremendous amount within that broken system. but fundamentally, fundamentally congress is the only one who can

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>> bill: so we have a new dose of winter weather heading our way in the north. don't know if we'll get home, dana. potential nor'easter expected to dump several inches of snow on millions of people waiting for it. winter storm warnings in place for many parts of the region from massachusetts to pennsylvania. it's been quiet the last couple winters in new york. maybe it changes tonight. remember, for all your storm coverage where you are download the app fox weather. it is free, it's streaming right now. it is always on and it is always there for you. check it out. all right. 9:32 now. back to new york. >> dana: a new chapter in donald trump's legal saga.

the former president appearing at a hearing in florida in the classified documents case against him but it's not taking place in any ordinary courtroom. dana marine mcnichol live in miami with the latest. hi, dana marie. >> good morning. this is not an ordinary hearing. that's because it involves classified documents. this has to be handled completely differently. we just saw trump walk into the courtroom with his attorneys around 9:ten. the hearing is happening right now. in a special room built just for this case. it's sensitive information facility in the fort piers courthouse did not have one of these. one had to be constructed recently specifically for this case. the other two co-defendants will not be present because they don't have security clearance. this issue of classified documents has already caused delays in the case. anyone involved in the case, including attorneys and judge, do have to view all of the

evidence that is classified in that scif. it means it takes a lot more time to prepare. today they are talking with judge cannon, a trump appointee how to keep the classified documents classified throughout the case. this conversation is very imperative to how this all plays out. the case is currently scheduled for may. we do expect that judge to push back this case to a later date because of all these challenges surrounding the classified documents. >> dana: we'll pay attention to that. thank you. >> bill: in the meantime america's crime crisis and the border a mess hitting new york's finest hard. as seen by this recent attack. we showed you the body cam video that happened on the 27th of january. that was two weeks ago. the stats show this kind of assault is far from isolated. attacks against police have skyrocketed. they are expected to top 5,000 this year. keep in mind there is only a

force of 30,000 total. cb cotton live in times square at the heart of it all new york city. good morning to you. >> good morning. the city streets, the people's home. police and body camera video show officers are being assaulted on a variety of calls. a warning, this next video is hard to watch. take a look. officers here pleaded for cooperation before they were viciously attacked. the suspect caught on body camera video swinging what appears to be a machete. a sergeant was slashed across the side of his face. city data shows more and more officers are getting injured each year. a 20% increase in officer injuries from 2021 to 2022. data for the first three quarters of 2023 show it will be record setting. ray kelly, former nypd commissioner predicts the trend won't slow down. >> it's the feeding frenzy that

happens against police officers with the death of george floyd. cops were demonized, vilified. in new york city, secondly, it is the emergence of these progressive district attorneys. >> another incident seven migrant men were indicted for their alleged roles during this assault on a pair of nypd officers. [shouting] >> so far only one suspect is in custody for that attack. alvin bragg was scrutinized for his decision to charge and release other suspects without bail. prosecutors are still looking for others involved in that situation. just last week a close call for one officer after the nypd says a migrant teen shoplifting fired at a retail security guard and the police who were trying to stop him.

these alleged crimes comes as the city expands the number of migrant shelters under curfew beginning today, bill. >> bill: wow. they have a big job ahead of them and for some time to come, too. c brick, nice to see you live in times square. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: i know you like golf, too. along with the super bowl, golf was also on the sports calendar yesterday but the pga waste management open in phoenix was not going smoothly. the event getting totally out of control as drunk fans caused chaos, misbehaving and fighting in the galleries. it got so bad that the tournament was forced to briefly shut down alcohol sales and that set off chants for more beer. they are calling it the wasted management open. >> bill: yeah, appropriately named now, right? this has been building over the years. they went for it this year,

right? dana, we have a sunrise in las vegas. it is a beautiful scene here. just want to share it with you at 6:37 a.m. we have to warm up any moment now. that's that. we're not wasted, dana. we are sober as a stone and this on sunday with shannon bream got a lot of attention. check it out. the prime minister of israel. >> we're fighting the terrorists. secondly, to destroy those remaining battalions. victory is within reach and we should all strive for that common target to destroy hamas because that gets all the other objectives within our purview. >> bill: benjamin netanyahu is not backing down as they go into southern gaza. we'll get an exclusive look at some of the hamas tunnels found recently. idf is going after them. they discovered many now underneath a u.n. relief agency

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>> bill: we're here at sunrise in las vegas. new charges including attempted murder for the nevada man caught on camera attacking the judge.

you remember this one i'm sure. something else. it happened as the judge was trying to sentence him in a battery case. the convicted criminal can be seen flying over the bench, grab the judge. he tried to kill the judge by grabbing her, pulling her hair and placing his hands around her throat. happened right down the road in clark county. dana. >> dana: there is a special election in long island tomorrow. it is for a seat once held by congressman george santos. recent polls show the democratic candidate tom suozzi who lost in santos in 2022 has a narrow lead over mazie pilip. it may have a huge impact on the power in the house. ms. pilip joins us now. you have a very busy day.

two issues, a question to voters. who do you trust more to address the influx of migrants into the united states? you win that with 49% to his 40. the question of abortion, suozzi at 55, you at 32%. as you have been campaigning. a whirlwind and intense. what are the two main issues you hear on the campaign trail? >> the border crisis, migrant crisis and safety. not abortion, not at all. >> dana: i wondered about that. when it comes to the migrant crisis and you could have -- if you were to win, you might have a very pivotal role, right? the balance of power in the house is so tight. what about the support that you have fundraising totals might not tell us everything. suozzi has $2.2 million on hand. you had $628,000. he had been a congressman. he has run for races before. you are in elected office now

but this is a different ballgame. >> definitely. this election is so important and the reason so much money was invested in the election. the majority about saving our country. the migrant crisis is a big issue for the third congressional district. migrants coming to our country and the person responsible is tom suozzi, my opponent. he was in the majority to open the southern border and funding sanctuary cities. the issues we're seeing right now, border crisis, illegal migrants coming here attacking our police officers on the street. this is exactly the formula when you are weak on crime, when you don't support law enforcement and then you have wide open borders, you are bringing invetted immigrants, this is the formula that we're seeing a perfect from la for all these issues we're seeing that tom suozzi is responsible. >> dana: the border is the number one issue across the country in the polls. can you explain to people how in your district on long island how

is the migrant influx that is mainly here in new york city affecting people in your district? >> it's 100,000 migrants came to new york. some of them are living in the center, tent city between nausea county and queens. the residents are bothered by this issue because right in front of the playground where the children used to go there is 1,000 migrant men living in tent city. the families don't want their children to play outside when you have migrants asking for money, using alcohol and drugs. every parents are very concerned about this. yes, it's in the city but impacting everyone. last week one of the nassau resident was attacked by illegal migrants in nassau county who came and punched somebody's face. it is happening everywhere. >> dana: your opponent says you are no better than george

santos. listen to him here. >> the bottom line is that my pope pill ips is george santos 2.0. unvetted. lying about her record, covering up her extreme positions, being untruthful about her finances, and thumbing her nose at democracy by hiding in the basement and spewing this tired old same talking points and resorting to extremist my way or the highway type of politics that will mean nothing gets done. >> dana: remaining time to refute that if you would like. >> very disrespectful. he is trying to run away from his record. the fact that he opened the southern border and supporting defunding the police. increasing taxes as account executive supporting the scout squad 90% of the time.

i am very much vetted and proud of the things i did. what i said are proven. "new york post" all came to see my degrees and came to see my military service. he is trying to link me to george santos to destruct people to vote. shame on him. >> dana: he did lose to george santos. just so we're clear on that. mazie pilip, thank you. you have 24 hours left. have a great time on the campaign trail. >> bill: what a story it was in southern gaza yesterday in the town of rafah. what a fight this must have been. israeli special forcesing in. many killed on the palestinian side. two israeli hostages were rescued in this operation. what is story it is. the stunning details coming up from there. plus the celebration still underway here in sin city. kansas city chiefs did it again, man. how do you stop that guy?

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♪ >> i hope people remember not only the greatness we have on the field but the way we've done it. i feel like we enjoyed every day. we have fun and play hard. it's not always pretty but we continue to fight to the very end. >> bill: wow, kansas city quarterback patrick mahomes did it again, man, with his legs and his arm. winning a historic third super bowl in five years. jim gray, sportscaster with me

in las vegas. i thought las vegas did a great job. >> they turned it out. they should have the super bowl here all the time. congratulations to the raiders, the city of las vegas and the state of nevada. it was unbelievable. >> bill: a couple of key moments. first half travis kelce is caught on camera pumping his head coach andy reid. he was jacked up, he was angry at something. do you know what? >> he wanted the ball. it is nothing, okay? this is nothing, okay? it's an emotional game. they are fighting for their lives and want to win another championship. this isn't like someone choking somebody. they love each other. emotional moment. it is nothing. guess what? i guarantee they'll hug it out in the parade. >> bill: you are right about that. after the game he was asked about it. i was telling him how much i loved him. a great line. brock purdy could have been america's story. he was that close, listen to

what he said after the game last night. >> it just hurts. we have the team to win the whole thing and come up short like that. the way things have been the last couple years here, everyone wanted it so bad. >> bill: indeed they did. think about him drafted number 262. he could have been the mvp of this game. >> he didn't lose it. he didn't lose it. look, this was not a well-played game. a lot of penalties. turnovers. it was an exciting game but that young man has a huge future. this is going to be a hole in his heart for a long time, probably forever. you will always remember these losses, but he has a great future. patrick mahomes is simply the best. he is so good.

magical. nothing rattles him. so calm all day. you just knew he is the best player oh than the field and showed it at the end and did it with his feet when he had to get the fourth down. san francisco had one play to end the game and couldn't stop him. >> bill: you picked out two moments. let's show the blocked extra point when you think about how big of a moment that lived up to in determining the outcome and the overtime. >> you can't have that happen. you just can't do that. they moved the line back a few years ago. it is not automatic. we see misses all the time. to have it blocked at that time changes the trajectory and statistical analysis. kick the field goals, tie up the game. one point behind. when you have to score touchdowns it's a different dynamic. >> bill: let's show the game winner, patrick mahomes with the clock ticking down. in overtime, nfl has new rules every year for o.t. mahomes knew what he was doing.

the crowd was screaming do something. stop the clock. >> they don't know it rolls over. they get a full possession. turn the ball over. lose it on fourth down or score. they score a touchdown, the game is over. it if winds down to 0 they go on and play another quarter of football until sudden death means sudden death. >> bill: from las vegas we'll see you next year in new orleans. great day. nice to see you. >> they got a chance to three-peat. nobody has done that since the packers the 65, 67, 66. in the super bowl era they can become the first. >> bill: maybe we'll be there to see it. right on. travel well. back to new york, second hour begins now. dana. >> dana: fox news alert. emergency foreign aid bill for ukraine and israel moving one step closer to final approval in the u.s. senate. $95 billion package advanced in re