this is how we work now. ♪ >> the swarm of chinese balloons for years we've been told beijing's balloons have crossed over our country, at the pentagon blaming awareness gap for us not detecting them until now. updates expected from the white house any moment about the latest shootdown, that is number three of another apparent foreign object, another balloon says new york senator chuck schumer in the skies over north america. welcome to fox news live i am eric shawn. hi arthur. arthel: hi eric, i am arthel

neville, u.s. fighter jets taking action yesterday for the third time in a week, this time over northwest canada hours later nor at closed part of montana's airspace over what it called a radar anomaly. all of this of course the day after the u.s. took down a high altitude object off of the alaska coast. a week after downing a chinese spy flight that drifted across our country for days, lawmakers are concerned about what seems to be a pattern. >> i would prefer them to be trigger-happy than permissive. what i think this shows more important to our policy discussion here, we really have to declare there were going to defend her airspace and then we need to invest, this ministry should now needs to declare that it will defend its airspace. art.eric: or chinese balloons coming? we have covered this our alexandria hoff on the latest

reaction. brian llenas and myrtle beach south carolina were the first spy balloon was downed, they're now undergoing recovery efforts, first let's go to lucas tomlinson on the white house with the very latest on what the biden administration is saying about these balloons. >> divided the administration officials are describing these balloons as small metallic balloons with a tethered payload. abc senate majority leader chuck schumer also called them balloons. >> we saw them in south south america they probably been all over the world i think senator tester is looking into why it took so long for our military, or intelligence to know about these balloons that is something i support congress should look at that. >> a short time after the mysterious object was shot down over canada the faa closing airspace over part of northern montana near the border with canada and a few hours drive

from nuclear missile silos at the air force base, it's not clear what was spotted but norad scrambled alert in portland to investigate, it lifted the flight restriction and said in a later statement a radar anomaly caused the possible fall under false alarm president buddy was hosting the governor with the brad paisley and the president did not make any on camera remarks. back to the objects shot dedicated of the second object shot down in two days by u.s. air force f-22 raptor this time canadian airspace 100 miles from alaska norad said the object into the u.s. airspace friday night undetected the defense minister scribe what was shot down. >> with no further details about the object at this time other than it appears to be a small cylindrical object in smaller than the one that was downed off the coast of north carolina. >> of course she met south carolina, kidded despite minister speaking to reporters

saying the recovery effort for the debris in the yukon is underway on the ground temperatures are below 10 degrees freezing. eric: the communist invasion give a lot to answer, lucas at the white house. thank you. arthel: lucas and eric, three unmanned unidentified objects shot down over north america in one week raising lots of questions about the safety and sovereignty over skies and getting lots of reaction in washington, that is were alexandria hoff is standing by keeping track. alexandria. >> the whole situation takes back really over three weeks into pieces altogether let's take a look at the timeline it starts on january 21 that is when the u.s. defense officials tell fox news when the spy flight was initially launched from china on the 28th it was detected in the u.s. airspace over the aleutian islands, four days later civilians in montana spotted it the following day the pentagon confirmed public existence it was shot down off the coast of south carolina so

that is it for the enormous chinese spy craft journey, then on the ninth a new unidentified object is detected over alaska this past friday the tenth, it is shot down the same day another object detects into detected in the canadian airspace as senior officials describe as a balloon with a tethered payload shotgun yesterday by the u.s. f-22 fighter jet also yesterday lucas mentioned radar anomaly causes the u.s. military and the u.s. military was closed, no object founded airspace and the reopen, montana's democratic senator jon tester in ohio republican congressman mike turner they weighed in today. >> ten days has been nothing short of craziness in the military needs to have a plan to not only determine what is out there but determine the dangers that go with it. >> this administration now needs to declare it will defend its airspace which is good to be difficult for the administration that has difficulty controlling the ground sovereignty let alone

air sovereignty but we need to do something. >> turner who is the chair of the house intelligence committee said on the matter that the biden administration must sit down with lawmakers rather than brief congress to the television sets. arthel: alexandria hoff in washington, thank you very much. eric: right now the recovery continues on balloon number one opposite south carolina military teams they hope for better weather as they try to recover the remains of the chinese spy craft that was shot off the coast last weekend choppy seas forcing them to put a hold on efforts, brian llenas is live and myrtle beach south carolina with the very latest and what they are digging up of the chinese balloon from the ocean floor. >> we are told the majority of the chinese spy airship is still underwater 50 feet below, there has been a break in the weather

obviously myrtle beach is beautiful right now but the forecast calls for hazardous marine conditions 5 - 8-foot seas last we were told the salvage operation has been suspended until at least tomorrow, the big question what technology will be recovered defense officials say that china's spy airship was maneuverable but did not present technical gathering abilities outside of what really exists from the chinese, they know through high-resolution imagery from u-2 spy planes that the high altitude building had multiple antennas the ability to collect communication signals and solar panels to power multiple active intelligence collection sensors fox confirms there was also western made parts with english writing found on the china spy airship. on friday the biden administration added six chinese enterprises including a research institute to a blacklist meaning u.s. companies can no longer export or supply these firms with high tech parts, the commerce department writing

these entities are being added for their support to china's military modernization efforts specifically the people's liberation army's aerospace programs including airships and balloons and related materials and components, the wall street journal reports, the recent china based blacklist of suppliers worked on projects like the development of an airship designed to fly far higher than aircraft, controlling aerial vehicles with satellites and artificial intelligence and even propeller fly equipment for drones why we still don't know if the objects were recently shot down over alaska and canada are from china there is one thing that is certain that these recovery operations taking place on the three locations hold a lot of evidence. eric: hopefully we will get it all, brian and myrtle beach, thank you. arthel: back to the late issue down yesterday over canada. let's bring in lieutenant colonel army veteran in international military

strategist, colonel are we witnessing a soft launch of a spy game more? >> thanks for having me on again there is some truth to that i think and let's assume for now all of this is from china and this is them probing our perimeter or testing a response that is not a new tactic in warfare at all and i would consider it more of a continuation of chinese buying of work in america because we are seeing them via bigger cultural land, spying on her industry-standard trades in our universities, cyber attacks, this to me would be the latest in a series of things that china is doing because they consider themselves in a form of conflict with the united states for decades. again if in fact this is all china this is just more but more

public now than it's been over the years. arthel: there's no confirmation of who sailed yesterday's balloons but china is flying balloons over our skies what kind of intel can they collect with the flying objects and how can the used against the u.s. and to harm us. >> there's a lot of different types of intel they can collect from these buildings in the size and the payload will determine that but using american systems as a comparison you can get signals intelligence like radios and other different types of information transfers you can get intelligence from cameras, camera payloads that can read details from those altitudes. you can get measurement and signals intelligence overall which is everything from looking at the ground to the construction of buildings and things like that i think what we need to wait for is the exploitation of what we do capture off of the three systems

to see what they were capable of and what they possibly did. arthel: vagina president biden and canadian president ordered the shootdown of the latest foreign flying object. if we are in a new combat zone how prepared are we and our allies do we need to change response and protocol? >> i don't want to get too much into the response and protocol mechanisms. i think it's always worth taking a look at to make sure it is right one of my concerns with this particular scenario if in fact everything they were dealing with is chinese then we are going to see constant reports of things in the sky and people will be calling out in and we have to determine whether we are not we respond to everything we hear or if we slow down a little bit and make sure we respond to the things that are necessary, for example i'm in montana south and there were

already people reporting things in the sky over great falls again i don't know if they were real or not but when you see a little and it's all of our montana people are going to report everything that they see ethic is worth taking a look. arthel: of course the military is going to be paying a closer look to proper intel, china is not just any adversary, the u.s. does a lot of business with china, xi jinping as president for life so he doesn't need voter approval how does that change the nuance of how the u.s. parts of china? >> we have to remember china is not a nation without its own issues this could be indicative of what's going on internally to china with regards to the economy. the nuance will always be there they've always been there and i think it's interesting after president xi got reelected back in october that he made it quite clear his goal is a reunification with taiwan and as he says it and we have to be

careful we have to think about the world from china's perspective and not always from america's perspective, they may not be interested in working directly inside of america they might want to make sure that were not someone that would influence their overall aspirations into the specific and taiwan specifically. arthel: that's why i asked you should the nuance and protocol change not necessarily for you to tell me what that might be but the idea of the changing because it seems there is a shift in china's approach they seem to be more emboldened and they're not bothered as much by slots on the hands from the u.s. sanctions. >> sure, absolutely yes we need to make sure we operate from a position of strength, china again if this is all them they are probing us and testing us and we need to make sure that we respond in strength, the type of

strength that we may not be comfortable with or used to when dealing with china specifically we cannot just look at them as a. adversary and try to soft in our language we need to again work from a position of strength we need to make sure that they know that we are not quite to tolerate these incursions and we need to take all steps necessary to make sure that we defend our homeland and our sovereignty on both air, land and sea. arthel: for sure we will not bet against the u.s. the almighty u.s., lieutenant colonel thank you very much. eric: we wouldn't know about the chinese balloons if it wasn't for larry mayer he is a pilot and a photographer for the buildings in montana last week he goes to the airport in billings to fly when he finds that the aerospace is closed in the airport and shut down and is not told why so he looks up and he shoots the first public photo

of the chinese blue number won this hit the news and the communist chinese spy was revealed has a government been hiding all of this right over our heads? new york republican congressman nick joins us now a member of the homeland security and armed services committee and navy veteran and graduate of the naval academy. congressman welcome how alarmed and concerned are you about the chinese balloons? >> we should be alarmed and concerned because our nation's adversaries are testing us every day. the mexican drug cartels are testing our southern border russian hackers are testing a cybersecurity and now the chinese communist party is testing our intelligence and our responses to their intelligence gathering capabilities right here in our own sovereign territories congress has a lot of questions to ask about who knew what and when and what her responses were and were quite concerned we need to get to the bottom of this. eric: what are the big questions was a balloon on friday the alaska balloon norad didn't even see it wasn't detected until it

was already over u.s. territory. aren't you surprised or are you surprised that norad could not see a chinese balloon even though it was over our sovereign territory? >> with the best and most lethal fighting force the world has ever known and the expectation from the mega public is that we have the best intelligence gathering capabilities the world has ever known as well. expectation we should've been tracking this throughout the pacific ocean and we should've known when it crossed over guam and hawaii and certainly alaska and we need to get to the bottom of what we knew and when we knew it did we track it the whole way were we tracking as entered u.s. territorial waters, which officer in which civilian with weapons released authority knew about it and when and why did they give or not give those orders when they did or not did, the armed services committee the homeland security has a lot of her questions for the administration. eric: this is going on a long time for the trap of ministry

should read reports three times if not more these balloons were flown over with no reaction from the trap of administration here's what bloomberg says, the white house officials under president trump said they did not know about it, bloomberg is reporting that these balloons flew over texas, florida, hawaii, guam, virginia, california and they traveled near sensitive military facilities and training areas, we can bring the full screen back that's where they say the balloons flew over the wall because of the military site if we can go to the quote from the bloomberg report the said they traveled near sensitive military facilities and training areas in the balloons over flu wall in virginia and greater jamming capabilities smaller in size only detected briefly in u.s. airspace here is general and head of the north american aerospace defense command and why we did not see them. >> it's my responsibility to

detect threats to north america. i will tell you we did not detect those threats and that is the domain awareness gap that we have to figure out. >> there is the term domain awareness gap how concerned are you that they didn't see them? >> i think the congress needs to fund the military to prepare for the next conflict not the last one that's why were heavily invested in time and resources on innovative cutting edge technologies which will help the u.s. intelligence officials understand what the threats to our sovereignty are and i think the more that we focus from a policymaking perspective on what america's future threats are the more it will give our war fighters to defeat the threats speak unto. eric: what type of questions do you have that the balloons are coming over? four years apparently and they were detected briefly, they did not know where under what they were nothing other chinese spy

balloons? >> i served as an officer on ships in the western for specific i deployed three times overseas one being a tactical action officer on a nuclear powered aircraft carrier it was my responsibility to be in the room and give orders perhaps to shoot down things that were a threat to the aircraft carrier, there were different zones that we had a preplanned response if things cost certain ranges what exactly we would do. i would like to ask generals and admirals what exactly was the posture then what do we know do we understand where these balloons were over guam and hawaii and alaska and elsewhere and what did the preplanned response call for and if they did not call for shooting them down as entered into the u.s. territorial airspace, why not, those are the questions i would like to ask. eric: did you say see anything when you were in-service on the nuclear powered carriers? anything that came over that was suspicious? >> sure we operate in the south

china sea we understood north korea and chinese aircraft operating in international waters at the time and when the operating in international waters there is not a responsibility for americans to react but the understanding america will act when somebody encroaches on her sovereignty whether on the southern border, territorial seas or airspace the expectation that americans have is that we will react to defend ourselves when our sovereignty is encroached that's why the house passed with bipartisan unanimous support a resolution condemning the chinese communist party for violating our sovereignty the standard that we should uphold we should not allow her adversaries like the chinese communist party to invade our sovereignty we need to check her protocols we need to check her preplanned responses to ensure this never happens again. eric: apparently they're still doing it, we will see. thank you. thank you for joining us and thank you for your service to our nation.

arthel: embed all of these air scares and flying objects there is another air scare involving an airplane mayan international flight heading to new york city had to make an emergency landing we will tell you why coming up o next.

arthel: scary moments for passengers on a flight from scotland to new york city jfk. look at this, flames erecting from one of the wings forcing the plane to make an emergency landing less than an hour after takeoff, this comes after several other close calls at airports around the country, senior correspondent laura ingle has more. i seen the outside of my flight i'm not sure what i would do. it is crazy you can only imagine what it would've felt like on board that plane and looking out the window to see the bright yellow and orange flames shooting off of the wing wall up in the air thankfully overland not oversee a passenger on board delta air lines flight capturing the scary scenario outside of the window showing the massive

sparks and fire coming off the boeing 767 with 211 customers and ten crew members on board after passengers told the bbc they heard a loud bang after takeoff the plane made an emergency landing it you mentioned at the airport 80 miles from where the plane took off we heard this morning from delta which tells fox the flight was safely diverted after a mechanical issue with one of the aircraft to engines and apologize to its customers there have been several close calls with aircraft in the u.s. last friday at lax the passenger bus in a commercial plane collided on the tarmac as an empty american airlines jet was being towed injuring five on the bus and earlier this month tip lines clipped wings at newark liberty international airport in new jersey one of the crafts was full of passengers the tip of one of the wings snapped off during the incident there were no injuries and the passengers were able to deplane safely. the faa is also reportedly investigating the near miss at jfk wanted delta air lines

flight had to abort takeoff after an american airlines flight crossed the same runway in front of the delta plan, remember that one aviation expert says human error is often the cause of these incidents and the most dangerous part of any passenger flight is usually on the ground. arthel: isn't that interesting or the dangerous part is takeoff the obviously i'm wrong about that. >> according to one expert. arthel: it is always a pleasure to see you ms. laura ingle, thank you very much. eric: and meanwhile turkey rescue operations continue after the devastating earthquakes there more than 35000 people have been killed and millions left homeless up next we're going to talk to an american who is part of the task force now in turkey helping with the search and rescue. those stories on the ground as "fox news live" continues this sunday.

eric: amid the overwhelming destruction in turkey, small glimmers of hope are emerging from the tragedy and devastation rescue teams are finding more survivors beneath the rubble nearly one week after two powerful earthquakes struck the southern part of the country and in northern syria senior foreign affairs greg live and southeastern turkey. >> day by day the horror worsens amid the destruction of earthquakes the death toll said to be over 35000 it's been branded the disaster of the century, chaos overwhelming estimated 1 million are homeless in turkey alone aid to them very slow and by all accounts even worse across-the-board in syria where the quakes hit as well there are incredible miracles, and one location a girl plucked out of the rubble and other in 88-year-old woman and another a

pregnant mother but now there is a growing new controversy that some of this could have been prevented, take a look. >> tragedy continues a 14 story apartment building here, the earthquake hit it collapsed killing 90 people the hitch is all around us apartment buildings are still standing, people here are very angry. the charge made shoddy construction of local corruption to unnecessary deaths turkish officials detained 134 suspects including his believe those behind this disaster small consolation to relatives of victims including him who lost his brother and his brother's family he shows signs of trouble and shares his pain, are you angry? are you mad? >> i am very angry but is daunting for my family because

they died. >> basically what this sad man was saying yes he's angry but it doesn't mean anything because his family is now dead there is enough blame to go around the national government is faulting and at the end of the day this is turning out to be a disaster of biblical proportions. eric: overwhelming senior foreign affairs greg palkot, thank you. arthel: his whole family is dead, and american urban search investigating flew to turkey last week to help with recovery efforts there, john morrison is a member of virginia task force one, he joins us live from turkey, listen you have seen a lot but have you ever seen anything like this and how do compartmentalize a massive area of destruction. >> thank you for having me on it is widespread level of destruction across the whole

region our crews have been trained specifically for these disasters, the turkish government has a robust search and rescue program but on the scale of this disaster it overwhelms the ability of the team so the turkish government requested assistance of the urban search and rescue from virginia and los angeles county california to perform search and rescue we've been around the world for large-scale disasters including 2010, japan with the tsunami there, all over the world and this is exactly what we trained for. arthel: right now you have 79 members, six dogs, 60000 pounds of equipment you are well trained to list everything virginia task force one has been doing sent you arrived in turkey six days ago? >> we set up a base camp along

with sending out crews to do wide area search and rescue to try to locate victims that may be in collapsed structures, usually by the time martin got here it took us 72 hours to get here the easy rescues are people being trapped are very light in the debris and those of been made by the locals we specialize in collapsed reinforced concrete deeply and tuned victims that's what were doing right now working several sites around the clock in order to rescue those victims and we have confidence if there are victims in the rubble piles we will be able to find them. arthel: you don't do this for personal accolades, but i do have a question where do you and your team members find personal fortitude what keeps you going? >> the hope of being able to rescue somebody that really pushes us forward in the ability to represent the united states in usaid it makes us happy and proud to be here and were happy

to help our fellow man. arthel: speaking of your fellowmen if this is a wake-up moment what is it that humans the world over need to realize? >> the fragility of life in the span of a few minutes, 35000 people died we are here to help rescue those that are still alive in the rubble, this is exactly what we trained to do and proud to be here to do that job. arthel: how long will you be there? >> as long as the turkish government needs our assistance we will be here to provide the search and rescue capability. arthel: we appreciate your help the people turkey and syria appreciate your help because it spreads across the region into one of the everybody know to learn more about your mission in ways that we can help visit

usaid.gov usaid.gov john morrison of virginia task force one thank you very much for all of your hard work in turkey, you are making us proud, take care. eric: john and the other fellow volunteer showing the best of our country now in turkey helping. meanwhile on the southern border officials say the number of migrants dropped 40% last month thanks to dubai to no administration policies, do you think that will last, the white house is a policies there are working but to the guys and women on the frontline agree? we are live on the border with what's happening right now as "fox news live" continues. right? uhh...nope. intuit quickbooks helps you manage your payroll taxes, cheers! with 100% accurate tax calculations guaranteed. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 62 pounds on golo and i have kept it off.

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although up from a year ago that is down sharply from december it brings the total so far this fiscal year to more than 874,000 on track for another record-breaking year, griff jenkins live in mission texas in the rio grande valley with more on the numbers. >> the border patrol chief tells me that the numbers are going in the right direction and the administration getting good news it is the first time in ten months that the number of encounters has been under 200,000 but let's put things into perspective you mentioned the fiscal year to date, 874,449 now compare that to this time last year the first four months of fiscal year 2022 uc 673,000, that means they are way ahead of last year end last year was the record chattering year meanwhile smuggling showing no signs of

slowing down take a look at this el paso secretary chief tweeting to stash houses in new mexico busted with more than 50 migrants arresting smugglers from venezuela and mexico. take a look at this you can see the massive amounts narcotics in the weekly roundup at the chief ortiz posted in the arrest of criminal migrants including sex offenders, gang members and 20 firearms seized in an assault on an agent in arizona congresswoman debbie lasko says there is no end in sight to this crisis. listen. >> this certainly is a crisis in under biden it is gotten much, much worse if the asylum seekers stay in a safe country while there asylum cases is being processed that would help both sides it would help the illegal immigrants it would also help with the crisis at the border. >> are cell this coming week we should see the first house

committee coming down here for a field hearing they are coming to the rvd you may hear in a helicopter passing their patrolling and looking for more migrant set of crossed. arthel: absolutely it will be interesting to see the on-site visit because it looks and smells different when you're there in person as you well know, griff jenkins, thank you. eric. eric: the lower numbers of migrants that we saw last month continue or is this just temporary? national border patrol council and vice president john joint is now on that. officials as we have been reporting say the number of crossings last month was down 40% from december but that is still 156,000 people, do you think this will continue or do you think will see an uptick as the spring comes? >> we seen every january as the relatively slower than the other months. it's hard to tell at this point a lot of people waiting to cross the border are trying to figure out what the white house is

going to do, we will see people backup things are backup along the border as a way to cross. this is really a time for the cartels to reset and decide which nationalities they will cross in different locations they control all of us and if they figure the taco bell because certain people in certain areas they will find people from another country to get across the board and we'll be right back where we started. eric: we talk about the people on the other side of the border waiting to hear about the administration of what the policies will be what are they waiting for what do they want to hear and what keeps them back across the border not coming in and say quick, now we can go. >> if they think they might get sent home they will not cross we saw that when some of the rules were implement in for haitians in other countries last year, then of course now we have rules that allow people to travel to the border and schedule an appointment. once again the policies are all over the place and a lot of them

are afraid it could change on the dime. so if they are waiting for the official green light although we all know they have been see the green light for a couple of years now, title 42 is good to be the biggest factor the white house despite arguing against the need for title 42 and try to get rid of it and they're taking as much advantage as they can and really what they should be doing is assuming it's going to go away and figure out a better way to handle this, they talked about the role that they want to put in place to require people to request asylum in the country that they are in president trump to that 2019 and president biden to get away and twitty 21. if they want apple but the policy again it might help but there can't be carveouts or exceptions for people from different countries because it's going to send a mixed message and people will still keep coming. eric: title 42 orders because of the covid pandemic orders that the migrants be sent back across to mexico but as you just pointed out that is supposedly going to and did may what happens with title 42 in dean in

may, the biden administration does not keep on enforcing that, will that be like a green light for people to come over? >> ultimately that will leave us with the typical authority that we've always had emigration under title eight that requires a significant more amount higher processing and paperwork it is a larger effort to remove people. people will just start crossing again el cariso before in the system at this point is so overwhelming and broken we won't be able to use it like we used to. in some areas of the board we will prosecute people cross the border and they might spend a week in jail, sometimes less but a lot of people that was a deterrent we don't even have that as an option anymore because everything is completely overloaded. it is hard to tell what will happen w when title 42 goes away but it's going to depend on the message that the administration assented to people that want to come here. people believe that they are still going to be released

because we don't have bed space for them they will just keep coming which is been motivating them this whole time. >> especially the guideways, what is it like for the many women of the border patrol were on the front lines? even though the numbers are down 40% from this last month, what is it like for them do they file or sense it or is it so overwhelming to them on the ground as it always has been? >> it is overwhelming we have had brief lows in the past and we just know there's something lurking around the corner and we know it's going to get bad again the bright side we've been able to get some agents back into the field but that's only in certain sectors some are slower than others el paso remains pretty busy but recently tucson sector has gone busier. it is different up and down the border but we've all been here before and we have seen the brief period of times where it drops again even though last month was our slowest month in a while last month combined had

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♪ ♪. arthel: you are looking at live at state farm stadium in glendale arizona home of super bowl lvii which you can see live tonight on fox we are hours away from america's biggest game the philadelphia eagles taken on the kansas city chiefs, the chiefs head coach andy reid is about to play the team he coached for over a decade, matson is live in glendale arizona where all the action is. is it popping today like it was yesterday? >> it is definitely popping arizona's delivering on good weather really ideal conditions for a game today and we've been talking to fans over the past

couple of days not just philly fans are kids the city fans fans from all over the country we talked to some who say they've already paid $5000 or more for a ticket and then we talked to some other fans who say they're waiting till today to purchase the ticket here's a few more fans as they talk to. >> we all traveled here my friend billy from new jersey and me from philadelphia we are here for the game we are longtime eagle fans and we can't wait for the game to start. >> we all flew here and were going to the super bowl whatever it is losing chicago these guys are from the good ozarks but were all going is going to be exciting. >> today super bowl lvii is going to have a few notable first or historical moments including two brothers playing against each other jason kelce and travis kelce with the chiefs, to add to that jason kelce's wife is pregnant i talked to jason kelce about the possibility of his child inborn

during today super bowl. >> it looks like were going to be good hopefully but that can change and progress quickly shall be 30 weeks pregnant, this is our third one, hopefully we make it through the game and we get back to philly but if not we have a lot of good people in place. >> we will be here throughout the day and we will keep you updated. >> we look forward to your reports, live in glendale arizona don't forget you could watch the eagles in the chiefs and the big game on fox tonight take off around 6:30 p.m. eastern. eric: who do you want? what is the wager for you? >> i like them both for so many reasons so i can't pick one i like both of those teams and i like both quarterbacks and their like both quarterbacks and their both real cute by the way they seem to be great family people,h goodat parents. is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar.

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mike: fox news alert, i'm mike emanuel. lucas tomlinson live at the white house. lucas, good afternoon. >> good afternoon, mike, faa issued a notice the to airmen closing air space in the northern part of lake michigan near michigan upper peninsula. don't know the reasons why. only reason national defense air space given the past 24 hours the shootdown of the mysterious object in canada and also seemingly false alarm in montana, looks like this is out of