to cities and towns across america. and we're adding more every week. coverage and speed. who says you can't have it all? arthel: fox news has learned of a second incident involving a boeing plane shutting metal parts, this happening in europe hours before an engine caught fire on united airlines flight and sent debris raining down on a denver suburb. welcome to "america's news headquarters" i am arthel neville. eric: i want to thank you for joining us i'm eric shawn. authorities in the netherlands say a boeing 747 cargo aircraft took off to new york city yesterday. that's when traffic controllers noticed a fire coming from one of the engines, you're looking at the 747 yesterday.

that plane was forced to make an emergency landing in belgium, the happens to be a cargo hub for international flights. reports that falling debris and never lends her to people on the ground, sending one to the hospital and damaging cars when the stuff fell. this happened on the same day that the engine on a boeing 777 united airlines 328 fire shortly after taking off from denver international airport pieces of metal from cowling, the mbs peak investigate what caused the fire. we are learning more about what happened inside the airliner at one of the passengers on board tweeted out was scary as hell. christina coleman live from los angeles with the very latest on both engine fires. reporter: apparently eight hours before the emergency landing in denver another plane a boeing 747 headed to new york from the netherlands had an engine fire in a boy and a woman

were hurt in this incident. the cargo plane taking off from the city and just like the plane out of denver, this aircraft had engine trouble shortly after takeoff. the dutch regional safety inspector said debris fell from the aircraft, several homes and cars were damaged in the cause of this engine trouble is under investigation just as it is in denver after a boeing 777 plane made an emergency landing yesterday. no one was injured in the incident but there was significant damage on the ground and terrifying moments in the sky. fortunately the crew was able to land the plane safely, take a listen to the may day call. >> 328 experience failure, need to turn. >> may day may day 328 heavy may day may day aircraft. >> 328 heavy. >> denver departure united 328 aircraft experienced failure

need to turn a medial. >> one of the jet engines exploded after the hawaii bound took off from denver causing it to disintegrate, it's unclear what caused the right engine to malfunction, ten crew members and 231 passengers were on board united flight 328 when this occurred, passengers described hearing a loud bang, very frightening moment. >> i could see the flash but feel the heat from it. immediately we knew something bad had happened. >> all of a sudden a lot of turbulence in the really bright bang and flash. >> this drop debris in the small community of broomfield short oy denver. he nearly missed the house and scattered about the area.

miraculously, no one was hurt. >> we heard the bang it miss being directly above us by less than 10 feet. that big a piece would've gone through our roof. >> scary moments there, you have two engine fires on two different planes within 24 hours in the cause of both under both incidents are under investigation. arthel: christina coleman in los angeles, thank you. by the way united airlines had a crash landing, i cannot catch it in time, i usually do but for the record the united flight incident was not a crash landing it was an emergency landing. of course, were gonna go to texas where the temperature is finally rising but the crisis is far from over, many people still have no clean water and boiled water advisories are expected to stay in place through tomorrow

at least. the city of houston has lifted its advisory. crews are working around the clock to get water systems back online after the massive winter storm dealt a direct blow to the texas power grid. the ongoing crisis raising questions about the future of that system which is uniquely independent of the rest of the country. >> power-sharing would've been helpful, if we would get off shared with other power grids. the difference between texas and the northeast, we are not prepared for this are used to this kind of weather. so when it happened, our entire system was not winterized for sub 0 degrees temperature as it is in the northeast, that's what we will take a look at moving forward. eric: adam klotz standing by with the latest forecast which is bringing you good news let's begin with casey stegall on the

latest on the water crisis in dallas, he got a water bottle distribution center. how is it going on the guard? >> good to see you, breaking right now as our thelma and, boil order left until lifted for the houston metro area, that really encompasses millions and millions of customers that is moving in the right direction and at this hour i tell you millions more still have no safe drinking water so they are asked to boil it because are trying to make repairs to the infrastructure as texans start to fall out. 9 million more bottles of water on their way in addition to 5 million in murray's meals ready to from the u.s. military to get out to people with no food or water as the state begins to thaw out. power is restored and reports surfacing getting slapped with

outrageous power bills and the thousands of dollars. the governor's office says it's investigating and deliveries are running to stores and even basics are getting a little easier to come by. >> i went and got these and i got ten of them. that is what we are living on. the bread was gone, the milk was gone, the biscuits were gone, everything was empty. it was like an empty grocery store except to the people. it was hard. >> the extreme cold has crippled parts of texas agriculture industry from cattle and dairy farms trying to keep the livestock alive to citrus farmers and those who lost bounties of crops. in addition to the federal

disaster declaration that has been approved by the president governor abbott has also requested for a disaster designation from the usda for several counties that have been impacted severely in the agricultural sector. eric: all take it, tough time in texas, a lot of folks are hurting but hopefully it is getting better. later on in this hour you will hear from the police department about the continuing crisis in the lone star state. as i mentioned a moment ago mother nature as temperatures are rising right now but the state is in for a long recovery from last week's disaster. >> i did not have to wear a jacket but even though the temperatures are getting warmer a lot of texans are still going to be impacted over the next weeks and months the broken water lines, this is really significant, that is causing low water pressure, this may not get resolved for months.

eric: meteorologist adam klotz joins us now and the goal is to get the overnight temperatures above the freezing mark so snow under below 32 degrees at night. >> a week ago daytime highs that were only near freezing and we are seeing a big shift in temperatures across the entire southern united states. we are seeing temperatures up to 73 degrees so way above we were several days ago. overnight temperatures are still cold and we will deal without any moisture precipitation that moves through the area is going to stay mostly dry. the radar is clear down there the only winter system is the upper planes getting into the great lakes that's where you see a little bit of snow but is a real cold air, we could go this is the arctic air mass that slowed down from canada reaching down to the southern border no word close to that now, a couple of chili overnight temperatures this is getting in early

tomorrow morning and moving around freezing proportions of north texas but this is a fairly cold night for the next week or so before it warms up quite a bit. daytime ties in the 50s and 60s in dallas area and overnight lows mostly above freezing maybe getting down close but certainly much warmer weather and that will be good for people who don't have power in situations like that. otherwise across the entire region were looking at warmer air settling in this is for monday's forecasted high i take you into tuesday and i take you into wednesday and you're beginning to see a cooling in the middle of the country, the good news warmer weather both daytime and nighttime is just around the corner. eric: finally, thank you so much. arthel: we are going to go north were newark lawmakers say governor andrew cuomo should be stripped of his emergency powers

and they are calling for an investigation into his handling of coronavirus deaths in-state nursing homes. democrat as well republicans are accusing governor cuomo of bullying tactics. >> a lot of his character going way back to when he was working with his father. this is his reputation. someone who is a bully, vindictive, this is how he operates. >> we must hold him accountable not just for abusive behavior but his abuse of power. that's what's at stake right now. arthel: aishah hasnie has more from new york city. >> that is right assemblyman ron kim who you just heard from right there also told fox news yesterday that on monday there are a number of meetings planned and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want to talk impeachment, the bipartisan outcry surrounds a number of issues and everything from marcg

covid patients and back to nursing homes to delaying the release of nursing home data and under county nursing home deaths in getting these facilities and hospitals legal immunity and the governor allegedly bullying and intimidating state lawmakers. impeachment may be unlikely but a group of democrats is also moving to strip the governor of his emergency powers. >> there was a particular person who caused pain and hurt to our families and spread lies and that was actually our governor. this really blindfolded legislature and handcuffs us by not allowing us to actually be able to do her job. >> meanwhile white house press secretary jen psaki says the biden administration is leading altavista authorities to work out and whether the president still thinks cuomo is the gold standard for leadership on the

pandemic jen psaki would not answer yes or no. >> it doesn't always have to be a yes or no answer he will continue to work with governor cuomo just like you work with governors across the country. >> the governor denies any wrongdoing in all of this, basically blaming the media and politics for spreading misinformation. arthel: aishah hasnie in new york city. thank you. ♪. eric: from albany to washington critics accusing the biden administration of mixed messaging and its goal of reopening schools in the president's first 100 days. frustration among parents is growing as well as teachers two. charles watson live in atlanta headquarters with the cdc with more on that. >> critics of the biden administration say it has not been clear at all on the issue

of reopening schools, earlier this week the president said he wanted most k-8 schools open five days a week by his 100 day in office sometime in april. publicly he has avoided questions of whether you not he believes teachers should be vaccinated. white house officials say the president and vice president support new cdc guidelines that don't require teachers to be vaccinated before returning to the classroom. >> they all within the essential personnel in society and we want that priority to be high. what i have said and i'll say it again today and should not -- you cannot go into the school unless your vaccinated. we are not saying that. >> frustrated parents in oakley california having protest and hopes to getting the kids back in class as state lawmakers attended pass legislation that would increase funding, one things teachers unions across the country have called for

before educators physically return to the classroom this follows the resignation of the entire oakley union elementary school district board after members were caught on an open microphone demeaning parents. >> are we alone? >> yeah. >> [bleep] if you are going to call me out i'm going to [bleep] you up. >> i forget there's people on the other side of the letters the writing and it's unfortunate, they want their babysitters back. >> california lawmakers are hoping they can get schools there open by mid-march on the national level that could be a task for the biden administration with all the confusion and back and forth. eric: not only an issue to make sure you are muted and your cameras off during zoom but you should be talking that way about parents anyway, man, talk about sometimes getting caught. thank you.

arthel: thank you, president biden attorney general nominee judge merrick garland is set to appear before the senate judiciary committee tomorrow for his confirmation hearing, you may remember five years ago senate republicans refused to act on president obama's nomination of judge garland for the supreme court. he is expected to get bipartisan support this time but the same cannot be said for one of president biden's other cabinet pics. mark meredith has more. >> starting monday the senate will hold two days of hearing examining merrick garland's record and his plans for the justice department, he previously served as a department in the 1990s back then overseeing the country's top cases including the prosecution of the oklahoma city bomber in 1997 garland was confirmed to the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit, a

job he still has today. in 2016 garland was nominated by then president obama to the supreme court and you may remember senate republicans refused to consider citing the upcoming election. in his opening statement he's expected to talk about what he will work on right away including prosecuting those people responsible for the january 6 capital attack. senate republicans say they want to ask him about his thoughts on the scandal involving andrew cuomo, cuomo facing questions about how he handled death at nursing homes. a handful of republicans wrote a letter writing when judge garland testified before this committee we expect them to commit the department of justice to fully investigating this cover-up to determine whether criminal laws were violated and the prosecute any violation. meantime president biden nominee for the office of management and budget is facing uphill battle in her confirmation. neera tanden was considered a controversial pick after years of mocking republicans on

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eric: president biden approving a major disaster declaration for texas. that after last week's winter storm killed dozens of people and devastated the states power grid. what's unique in our nation independent not part of the national grid and therefore also not officially winterize. some say those policies left millions of people without heat or electricity when the frigid temperatures hit. crews have restored most of the

power and contrary to the household in the state street houston and galston have looked at boil water advisories but millions of texans still struggling to get food and clean water. let's talk about that with the officer of chief of police in fort worth, texas and joined us now. officer what is the situation on the ground right now in fort worth? >> first and foremost thank you for having us on the show today. currently today were at 70 degrees temperature with the majority of the ice and the snow gone from the roadways or anyone else on our city streets. right now were looking at tremendous whether based on what we faced last week, any texan would take this weather compared to what we had last week. eric: hopefully as we said last week that the temperatures will go above freezing, thank goodness. what about the boil water, that band has been lifted in west fort worth, has been lifted for

the whole city? >> currently work out arboreal under boil water for certain portions and during that freeze many of our residents and businesses were impacted by the water boil restrictions. the city officials with the health department did a tremendous job along with our water department to get sufficient water out to these businesses and residents without any utilities. eric: if you need food what is the situation on the supermarket shelves and what are people doing? >> during the week last week a lot of our food markets and stores throughout the city were very low on stock for individuals to go and get food from the shelves. right now as conditions are getting better businesses are able to get food into the restaurant to provide warm food for these residents in our city. right now were doing good in that aspect of getting food on shelves for our residents without any food or water for

several days. eric: what was it like going through this you had more than 500 water main breaks, that is amazing for fort worth. how does law enforcement and authorities respond to all of this, it must've come as a shock since you usually do not go through this type of weather. >> that is correct with the worst weather service in the last 70 years in north texas. that left hundreds of thousands of residents without utilities. these were the same issues our offices were faced at their homes but they still put the uniform on, reported to duty to help out in a time of need. just like our mayor in chief has stated before it just the fort worth way of reaching out for members of our community and trying to help out in any possible way that we can. one thing we responded to over 23000 calls for service from february 14 through the brace 17th the city went into action to create warming centers source system had a place to just stay

warm to receive medical treatment, we had numerous nurses throughout the city that came out and volunteered their time and effort department were able to triage the shelters which provided 30 individuals to get transported to local hospitals. when the shelter reads were relieved from the warming centers they were provided medical screening in our officers went to the residence homes to make sure they had utilities when they arrived home. the fort worth police department, the city, fort worth fire department, net star, the citizens, business community came together just like the fort worth way to help hundreds of thousands of people that needed utilities. eric: that is a wonderful example of local government operating appropriately as it should having police officers check after the people are released to make sure they're not going home to a home that does not have any utilities and heat.

that is terrific. of course officer of the chief of police in fort worth who reminded all of us the police are people too and thank goodness for their bravery, courage and dedication leaving their families at home some of the dark wood no heat to serve the public. we thank you and think you're city very much. >> thank you eric. arthel: house democrats planning to move forward on president biden's 2 trillion-dollar stimulus bill but republican state is loaded with provision that have nothing to do with the pandemic. can the president still get bipartisan support in the congress, we will talk about it. ♪ new projects means new project managers.

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eric: president biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus plan could go to the house for later this week. it includes direct payments of up to $1400 per person in a minimum wage hike, republicans review the proposal as too many needless air marks and they point to one that they're pointing out 100 million-dollar plan for underground railroad project in silicon valley. david spunt live at the white house with more on the package and was proposed. >> a big number nearly $2 trillion but the president says i want to work with republicans, he wants to do this bipartisan in a bipartisan way he spent 36 years on capitol hill working with republicans and democrats but some of the republicans used to call senate colleagues have questions about some of the spending in the bill. i want to talk about some of the $100 million which is the bay

area rapid transit system in san francisco about $1 billion for other similar transportation projects, around $200 million for museums and libraries and $270 million combined and are in humanities endowments. >> is not just democrats, unfortunately that's one of the hazards of having a bill this big and your previous segment you talked about nutritional assistance all be happy to talk about nutritional system but let's not build an underground railroad through silicon valley. >> the president and his team want to send 1400-dollar direct checks to those most in need this is in addition to the $600 spent under the trump administration. the president spent part of friday in michigan at a pfizer vaccine manufacturing plant this was a way for he and his team to get updates on vaccine distribution while at the same time pushing the covid relief plan to the rest of the country.

>> we've been in constant contact with mayors and governors, county officials, members of congress, both parties. guess what, they agree we have to act now. >> tamara house committee, house panel will hear the first steps before it makes it to the house floor. we don't expect to see final action signing into law until march. eric: that will delay those checks people look for them in their mailbox when they do come. thank you. arthel: david and eric were going to bring in jeff mason the white house correspondent for reuters. thank you for joining us as always and i want to start with the underground railroad, will funding for that flight? >> it depends if it gets past but it's an interesting story it seems kind of quaint to be talking about earmarks as a major controversy.

it is a controversy and heels in comparison to the controversies we are normally talking about on your program but it's a shift in the shift that has been allowed by new senate majority leader charles schumer, chuck schumer bringing them back and it's correct to say that both sides are sometimes supported of earmarks and somebody covered john mccain's campaign in 2008 i certainly remember how oppose he was for them and they were out of the conversation for many years but now they are back. arthel: they are back and they may soon be labeled as congressional initiatives. are there other democratic earmarks or others that the republicans might balk at and doesn't even matter because will president biden have the votes you need regardless? >> i think the last question is key go into the reconciliation process right now it looks like he will have the votes. that does not mean he will get everything that he wants he just

said he expects his desire to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour will not end up in the final package. probably some of these earmarks will and i don't know the hill, on that or not but that will raise questions and has raise questions already. arthel: when you look at bipartisan support you just mentioned what about judge merrick garland, how do you think that's going to go this week? >> it is interesting garland to we remember president obama nominated that the supreme court in the republicans controlled the senate at that time and wouldn't even give him a hearing. but despite that he might interpret that that republicans don't like him, it's not that they don't like him and i think you will see a bipartisan vote on him this week. he's released testimony that he will give i believe tomorrow and is going to talk about civil rights and talk about his background as a prosecutor which

predates his time as a judge and his reputation for his time on the bench has been to be very fair. arthel: i want to move away from capitol hill and go to new york state governor andrew cuomo in the nursing home scandal that has been widely reported young fbi attorney's office in brooklyn investigating, and wondering democrats are calling for this investigation preclude the governor from calling this a political persecution? >> it certainly raises pressure on him when there are calls for an investigation from both parties, whether you're a democratic governor or republican governor created to the criticism. the criticism is bipartisan or certainly that call for investigation is with the people congresswoman ocasio-cortez that raises the stakes in the pressure was now somewhat in battle governor. arthel: we have to leave it

there mr. mason, always a pleasure thank you. reuters white house correspondent jeff mason. take care we will see you soon. eric: thank you, as the winter storm did a number on the texas power grid, they also delayed vaccine distribution there is a country of purchase another horrifying milestone during the pandemic, half a million dead, next cities and states hampered by the weather and can get back on track with the vaccination program. here at home the next couple of weeks you can go to a streaming service fox nation and catcher for part series with james hoffa the new episode on there now you can see what we found buried in new jersey that could reveal the secret when the snowmelt, riddled on fox nation now.

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>> we've been able to get to million of the 6 million doses out we expect to rapidly catch up this week filled the back wall close to and also meet our deadline and are timelines of the doses due to go out this upcoming week. arthel: den sake on last week's massive winter storm delaying shipment of millions of covid vaccine doses, let's bring in our doctor fox news medical contributor and family and emergency medicine doctor. doctor jenness always good to see you. >> hi ardell. arthel: you heard jen psaki talking about 6 million doses that were delayed because of the winter storm, do you think the biden administration can catch up and get back on track with the vaccine distribution. >> we have to catch up, that is

not a question the winter storm created a pause or an emergency divergent so the vaccines we had don't go to waste. a lot of areas in texas freezers went out and they lost electricity so we did not want those vaccines to go to waste so they had to be redistributed or quickly administered to not go to waste. right now we have the opportunity to quickly ship out the remaining 4 million vaccines out of the six that we had and we need to put an effort to vaccinate expeditiously because we don't want to give the virus anymore opportunity to mutate and then we end up seeing more variance emerge. this week is a catch up week and we have worked to make up for the last week and a half that we seen from the weather. arthel: dr. fauci was on cnn talking about schools reopening and teachers getting vaccinated.

>> i said this way before the cdc guidelines came out, that the default position is to do whatever you can as best as you can to get the children back to school with safety concerns for the children and for the teachers in the educational personnel. arthel: doctor janette nesheiwat should teachers get vaccine priority? >> it's very important that we take care of our teachers and principals and we take care of our students, their great importance in a priority and teachers are in phase one, this is just a matter if the supply is available for them to go out and get the vaccine. let me tell you there are many people who are ineligible group, some doctors, nurses and people who were in the healthcare field that have not had their first vaccine or the second dose, even though it's available it's a matter of supply but i do think we should prioritize her

teachers there taking care of her children by having a vaccine should not be the determinant open schools we need to make sure everyone is wearing their masks, practicing physical distancing, good filtration, spacing out the desks and testing protocols in place, resources for quarantine as well and we should make every effort possible to get our teachers and principals vaccinated, they are important and we need them to stay healthy just like we need doctors, nurses and healthcare workers is a healthy. arthel: i know the cdc guidelines is saying the high school students may be eligible to get vaccinated in the fall. are the covid vaccine safer high school students? >> that's a great question, pfizer is undergoing trials for those 12 and older and hopefully the data of these 300 participants so far will be out by the fall and the goal is to have these teenagers these young children vaccinated possibly by the end of this year and it's

determinate upon what the final data shows by the fall. arthel: even the fall is several months away in the variance keep crossing up. do you think the current vaccines that are available to us right now the current concoction if you will, can those vaccines continue to protect us from variance? >> as it is right now the data that we have coming out of the laboratory the pfizer, moderna is showing we can obtain protection from the vaccine even protection from south african variance in the uk variant but the issue is were not getting as much protection because of the variance they are able to slightly invade the antibody results that we would normally get from the original viral strain. they can protect us, it's not a strong with a south african bearing and the uk variant that's why we want to vaccinate as soon as we can to get everybody there first dose before the virus has an

opportunity to further mutate. that's what viruses do they naturally mutate but the good news is fortunately they can still protect us moderna is working on a vaccine for the south african variant and that is in the works and we have the capability and technology to make these additional booster shots and even make modification to the current vaccine that we have that we can cover all of these variance just like the flu shot you can get one flu shot that will cover you with four different influenza. arthel: that the way to break it down everybody's more familiar with the flu shot. doctor janette nesheiwat, thank you very much. i see you have a very busy emergency room, take care of yourself too. >> thank you have a great weekend. arthel: nice to see you. thank you. eric: thank you, doctor and ourselves. i run at it again, it will begin

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eric: the united nations watchdog says it has reached a deal with iran to continue watering his nuclear program, wouldn't you know those you inspectors will have less not more access to the site. trey yingst has more on all of this from jerusalem. >> good afternoon iranian and officials are hoping plans to expel weapons inspectors from the country admit i continue stalemate on the nuclear deal. the director general of the international atomic energy agency met with the iranians today and tied on to discuss the issue and was able to make some progress. he left the meeting saying iran will continue to implement the comprehensive safeguard agreement and a temporary understanding was reached to allow the ie aa to keep the iranian nuclear activities for up to three months. under a new law passed by the parliament in december the iaea

will not have access to camera feeds that allow them to monitor from afar, it's unclear if the agreement changes implementation but we know snap inspections will no longer take place regardless of the understanding today. despite european efforts over the past week to lower tension there is increased regional uncertainty surrounding the nuclear deal. >> there has been a dismal under part of the europeans and the americans to implement the obligation. we have reduced the level of our commitment but we have always said the minute they come back to full compliance we will go back to full compliance. >> according to the iran's former minister, u.s. sanctions on the zombie republic inflicted $1 trillion in damage the iranians have made clear they

will not return to the framework of the nuclear deal unless the economic pressure from the americans is lifted. divided administration has offered to participate in any formal talks to get the process started and it has been supported by other 2015 jcpoa participants including china and russia. breaking this morning national security advisor jake sullivan told cbs news iran in the united states are in contact right now with regarding american hostages that are being held there iran is denying this is the case and while these are not nuclear talks is progress being made between the zombie republic in the u.s. eric: you give them an inch they take a mile. rb back. chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health.

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greg: thanks to "cnn" we learned a lot of new things about president biden. a he likes to build a fire in the oval office b uses the fireplace c he often throws a logon otherwise known as the john kerry, d he likes to read the newspaper on a plane. this is some crazy [bleep] so what else will we hope to learn from our fearless friend that joe puts his socks on one foot at a time? before he puts on the slippers but in all serio