anymore, you get used to the smell, right? people come into the town and they are able to smell it. and they all get headaches, too. i would say majority of people that i spoke with were having bouts of headaches. >> todd: we have got to let you go. you stay safe nick to your point. thank you for your important work on this. "fox & friends" begins right now, bye-bye, everybody. >> ashley: have a good day. >> residents in east palestine, ohio are demanding answers. >> after a train that carried toxic chemicals derailed. [shouting] >> i don't know. >> house republicans meeting border agents in arizona today. >> the white house is slamming the move. house republicans should spend less time on partisan publicity stunts. >> welcome to chicago, where homeless camps are taking over o'hare airport. >> everyone in our city deserves to be safe because they are safe. >> do you feel safe in the city of chicago? >> honestly, not always. >> i am running for president of

the united states of america. [cheers. [? >> >> nikki haley officially launching her 2024 presidential bid. >> if you are tired of losing, put your trust in a new generation. >> how about those chiefs. world champs ♪ you got to fight for your right to party ♪ i don't want to work ♪ i want to bang on the drum all day ♪ i don't want to stay ♪ i just want to bang on the drum all day. >> brian: that is a blurry truck. central city, nebraska i believe it is snowing but nothing that would stop these tough people. they are used to much tougher terrain than that that is the logo which will be the name of our show for at least the next three hours until someone else pays the rent and takes over, which i believe will be outnumbered at noon. >> ainsley: studio. no, it's dana and bill after us.

>> steve: this a is a timeshare room with a bunch of different shows. 7:00 tonight jesse watters will be sitting down there in the same spot. he will come up here and talk about text. >> brian: martha mccallum at 3:00. >> ainsley: harris' show. outnumbered is down there. >> steve: just giving away a little tv magic. let's talk about what is happening in ohio. hundreds of families affected. those residents are demanding answers about the safety of the air and water following that toxic train derailment. >> brian: all right. officials from the railroad and the biden administration were noticeably missing from last night's town hall. and the city's mayor says transportation secretary pete buttigieg is m.i.a. and that's not okay. >> lucas tomlinson is live in east palestine in ohio with the very latest. lucas, good morning. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. it's been about two weeks since that massive train derailment here in east palestine. at about 9:00 p.m. on friday

february 3rd, just one day before that massive chinese spy craft was blasted out of the sky off the coast of south carolina. as you mentioned a town hall held here last night. norfolk southern it did not attend over fierce of safety. where is biden's transportation secretary. >> where's he at? >> i don't know. your guess is as good as me. yesterday was the first time i heard anything from the white house. >> and many residents report they are still feeling very sick. >> i wake up every day. i have been sick with my upper congestion. this morning i woke up with my eyes swelled. >> my kids, we're just running in to grab something and then we are going back to grandma's house. they keep breaking out in rashes. >> i work by the rail track. i have experienced headaches and coughing. >> i try not to go outside because every time i go outside, my throat gets scratchy. >> i have a sore throat,

headaches, my husband still has a headache. >> yesterday, ohio governor mike dewine said the water is safe to drink but encouraged residents here to drink bottled water. many residents remain very scared. >> my biggest concerns is ultimately the drinking water. the effects of the drinking water. >> i feel like they haven't been truthful with us. i just worry, about especially, the kids, the young mothers, the pregnant mothers. >> biggest concern i have is with dioxins. nobody is even talking about dioxins, period. >> east palestine's mayor appears overwhelmed. >> i'm not ready for this. i wasn't built for this. i consider myself a leader of men. i have the village on my back. i will do whatever it takes to make this right. i'm done playing games. they are not playing games either. i'm not -- it it's not he said, she said.

they screwed up our town. they are going to fix it. >> president biden's e.p.a. chief is due here in east palestine around 12:30. survey the damage and speak to locals. right now he appears to be the face ever the federal response. guys? >> steve: the buck stops there. lucas, i understand. we know hundreds of people attended that town hall last night at the high school. and i think people were taken aback when though first walked in there tables were set up. people would walk over in small groups and ask the local officials different questions. the frustration as you can see with that guy right there. it's like i want some answers and then it became a great big q&a, right? >> that's right. and many people are wondering where president biden's transportation secretary pete buttigieg, as they just mentioned, steve, it's going to be e.p.a. chief visiting here today. right now we are not sure if the transportation secretary will be showing up any time soon.

>> ainsley: lucas, what's the deal with the water? should they do bottled water? he said i would do bottled water and yesterday we tested all five wells in the municipality and they are all clean? >> right. ohio governor mike dewine appearing on martha mccallum's show "the story" he said the tests are all clear but he did encourage as notable both the e.p.a. chief and the ohio governor say they are encouraging residents to continue to drink bottled right right here but the tests did come out clean about two weeks after that massive derailment, guys. >> steve: that's not good if they are saying drink bottled water. lucas, thank you very much for the live report getting up early. >> brian: the gutless norfolk southern group said we know that many are rightfully angry and frustrated unfortunately after consulting with community leaders we have become increasingly concerned about the growing physical threat to our employees and members of the community. so, they did not show up. so, basically, it was a venting session with nothing being done. congressman bill johnson, who is a republican, an air force

officer. for some reason seems kind of mellow about the whole thing. we have got see pete buttigieg, that doesn't get things done. you have got to start rattles some cages to get some attention down there. biden doesn't address issues that effect americans. looking the other way here. you cannot allow them to do it. they have to be battered in order to speak about china. and now they are ignoring this. i'm left of center, lucas, asking what going on with the whole train system. you got derailments happening at dizzying rate. does this have anything to do with the strike and the brokering of the strike that took place against these workers' will. for them not to show up last night. these guys have to lawyer up at the same time they have to live their lives. for the most part the way this city profiles, this is a working class area, who live paycheck to paycheck. they don't have money to go stay in a four seasons. >> ainsley: plus, they go there to get answers. the company doesn't show up,

norfolk southern because they are scared. they said they are worried about their safety. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: people are asking questions. they are screaming out questions, if you watch the full video when they are sitting here in the high school auditorium or gymnasium. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: bill johnson, the congressman, he said, look, the white house is not here. if you have a question. >> brian: write it down. >> ainsley: write down. here's my card. send it to me and all the questions will be answered. i will contact the white house. >> steve: right. speaking of the white house, apparently regulations regarding train safety were changed during the trump administration. this particular railroad and others lobbied president trump to dismantle an obama era rule that would have required railroads to update their braking systems. and apparently the obama administration had pushed for it to govern transportation of hazardous materials after about half a million barrels of crude were dumped but, ultimately, the trump administration undid that. and said the costs exceeded the

benefits. nobody understands and, you know, when they talk about whether or not it's safe to drink the water, the question is ground water. remember the movie the julia roberts started in erin brockovich? nobody knows about ground water and contamination better than erin brockovich. she stood up. she was a whistleblower in that landmark case on the west coast. she was on with kennedy last night telling the people of ohio, hey, if it doesn't feel right, it's not right. watch. >> they need to believe their own instincts. they need to believe what it is they are smelling, what it is they are seeing, what it is they are feeling, what it is they are experiencing. what it is with them having to bury their dead animals and concerns for their children who are having coughs and rashes and vomiting and nausea and dizziness and headaches and everything else. this is just turning into one nightmare if you ask me because testing can take time. you just don't flip from the air is bad. the air is safe.

none of this is making any sense. and you wonder why the community is angry, frustrated and fearful. because there is no consistent data. there is no confirmed data. and it's a guessing game. and that's a tragedy to do to a community. >> brian: they are handing out forms for them to sign, almost to alleviate them from any type of vulnerability. >> steve: waivers. >> brian: this is unbelievable that this is happening. >> ainsley: one resident, brian, said. this the e.p.a. is not letting us know any numbers. they are just saying that the air is clean. she said, you know, we heard this around 9/11. the water in flint, michigan, different things in the back of your head. she said they told me they were going to do an air quality test. never got a call back. three times, three different agents from that number said that they were going to come do an air quality test. >> brian: yeah. they weren't worried about security. they were worried about the optics of being yelled at by residents who know they have been lied to and possibly poisoned with toxic gases.

i guess that's a gutless thing for this railroad not to show up. >> steve: well, one of the problems comes from the federal government and that is, you know, we keep showing you that controlled burn of those railcars. and then you have got the great big black plume of smoke. they only evacuated within one mile of that. >> ainsley: they said that's what the e.p.a. suggested. >> steve: exactly, that's what the federal government said. if you are one block from that evacuation zone, you're not getting your water tested. you are not getting your soil sampled. you're not getting your air sampled as well. one of the people at the event last night, the town hall has a woman who said that she was planning to move before the derailment but now she wonders whether or not she can sell her house. and think about it. would you move to that town? that's what she is wondering. >> brian: 11 minutes after the hour. coming up, incredible stories of survival. rescuers are pulling women and children from the rubble still.

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el paso police confirming two suspects in custody in connection with last night's shopping mall shooting it. left one dead and three hurt. authorities say an off-duty officer took down the suspected shooter within minutes. the chain of events leading up to the shooting remain unclear. officials say the mall remains an active crime scene. the shopping center is located next to the walmart where 23 people were killed in 20 # 19 shooting spree. 77-year-old woman is rescued 212 hours after the deadly earthquake in turkey crews pulling her from the rubble of a seven story apartment block that crumbled. three other women and two children are have also been rescued and aid is slowly making its way into syria. relief efforts have been hampered by rebels battling the assad regime. number of people dead in turkey and syria at more than 41,000. former u.n. ambassador and south carolina governor nikki haley officially launching her 2089 presidential campaign in

washington. calling for a generational change in washington. watch. >> i'm confident that the american people agree we're ready. ready to move past the stale ideas and faded names of the past. and we are more than ready for a new generation to lead us into the future. [cheers. >> keep it right here haley will be joining "fox & friends" to discuss her campaign. hollywood is mourning the loss of rawbleg welch. welch's career spanning over 50 years while starring in more than 30 films with 50 television series and appearances. reese witherspoon who worked alongside welch on legally blonde she was elegant. professional and glamorous beyond belief. simply stunning. may all her angels carry her home. let's rewind to 2010 when raquel joined "fox & friends" crew on the curvey couch and talked

about aging grace flinchts instead of looking to avoid, you know, getting older, i think you should find the things that are positive about it, embrace it, and go towards the light. because it's about learning. it's about understanding. it's about opening other sides of yourself. >> raquel is survived by to her two adult children. she was 28 years old. those are your headlines, guys. she was so beautiful. >> steve: a legend. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: i love that advice. that's great advice. >> it is really. thank you, ashley. >> i still have the kansas city stuff out because they won the super bowl for the third time. the second time in four years and, yesterday, around noon, midtown kansas city it was a party despite the lousy weather. nothing is going to stop kansas city from showing up. >> ainsley: there was a big parade and patrick mahomes was the centerpiece, obviously the quarterback and such a great guy. he was chugging some beer.

there he is. >> steve: he was. he is wearing a wwe belt as you can see right there. >> brian: good news for fox because they have the contract. also the kelce brothers excuse me travis kelce quite eforeclosure with his mom. you see it right there. patrick mahomes eggy at people saying they are rebuilding. not rebuilding. going after this. after drinking that beer he spoke. >> let's listen. >> i just want to let y'all know that this is just the beginning. [cheers] >> we ain't done yet. [cheers] >> so i will make sure that meet you all back here next year i hope the crowd is the same. i will be honest with you i don't know what rebuilding means. in our rebuilding year we're world champs. we're world champs. >> yeah. i don't know who said kansas city was going to have a

rebuilding year, but, obviously, he took. >> brian: next year. because they have some calf issues. >> steve: andy reid known as big red the coach promised he wasn't retiring. he said he would be back next season. also, there is a great video i shaw it on channel # out of kansas city, yesterday. the backup quarterback. a fellow by the name of chad henne is retiring. and patrick mahomes took mr. henne took the super bowl lombardi trophy and patrick mahomes opened a beer and poured it down the super bowl trophy so it was essentially a beer lounge. >> ainsley: went into the backup quarterback's mouth? >> steve: he drank it like that. >> ainsley: gross. >> steve: something people have been doing with that trophy for years. >> ainsley: we have been following the kelce family. brian, i know you were down on the field with them talking to the mom and both of her sons, travis and jason. only one of them would be able to walk away as a super bowl champ since they played for

opposing teams. here she is hugging jason. he is the one -- for the eagles, right? >> brian: nope. >> ainsley: travis is for the eagles. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: jason is with the eagles. here he is hugging his mom. and then she is talking to both of them, actually. >> brian: podcast. >> i love you. [inaudible] >> celebrate with travis. >> i'm so happy for you. i love you, mom. >> i have had the year of my life. >> that is so sweet. definition of the thrill of victory and agony of defeat.

because one would lose and one would win. >> i love that she hugged him first. jason first because he was on the team that didn't win. she was concerned about him. she knew travis was going to be okay and celebrating with his friends. she hugged him first and he says to his mom, go find travis, go celebrate with travis, momma. >> brian: here's a little of the podcast. they all three were together. >> the moment i saw mom is when i got really emotional because, man, it was so awesome -- it w was -- >> all right now? >> yeah. [bleep] it was awesome for top

of the world for a week. just so happy for her and so happy that, you know, she got her moment, dad got his. so, yeah. i was -- ironically, you know, you lose the super bowl and you're crying after the game and they are not tears of sadness, you know, they are tears of joy. >> brian: recalling looked like at halftime he was going to be the winner in the end it was jason and kansas city ended up prevailing. real life stuff. >> ainsley: how ware is it for two brothers to be that good at the same sport, both end up in the nfl. >> steve: brotherly love. and, of course, one of them works in philadelphia, the city of brotherly love. a lot of love in the streets of kansas city kicking off on grand avenue. andy reid and clark hunt kicked off the parade. it was a great day. and if you are on our floor for,

i think in about two hours i'm going to put this on my door. i don't know that i'm going to take it off for a little while. >> ainsley: right on the other side of your office is harris faulkner's office. >> steve: she would appreciate that. >> ainsley: she put one on her door, too. >> steve: when i was in kansas city last week. so many people said please tell harris hello she was a long time anchor at wdaf. >> ainsley: she was at the game. >> steve: she was lucky. congratulations, kansas city. philadelphia, you had a heck of a season. >> ainsley: both teams, excellent. coming up next, back to our stop story. ohio community on edge. now calling out our leaders in washington because they weren't there. they're doing nothing: [inaudible] where's he at? >> i don't know. your guess is as good as me. yesterday was the first time i ever heard from the white house. >> brian: hear from a woman

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now. >> hi. >> steve: lisa, thank you very much for getting up and talking to us. you are four miles from the derailment. and. >> we are. >> steve: and the day that they decided we are going to light this on fire. a control burn and you had the black smoke going up and the blume and the ash coming down. describe that day and your worries since then about the stuff in the air winding up in you. >> so that day was absolutely terrifying the communications that we were receiving from our friends in emergency services versus what we were hearing threw like news alerts and through emergency alerts was quite different. and also where the roads were blocked off to get into ohio was

far further than the 1 mile radius that they talked about. so, when we saw the controlled burn, and we saw that blume, it definitely came up over us and we feel, you know, our eyes burning and, you know, we could feel like our skin, our exposed skin, you know, kind of burning. so it it was terrifying. a property there four miles from the burn you got pond, fish in it, donkey, worried about your animals. you are worried about yourself. they only evacuated, they are only testing within one mile of it. you are four miles to the east of it so they are not going to test your water. you are pretty much on your own. but you did not go last night to this town of hall because you

don't want to go into that town, right? >> that's definitely part of it. but just to explain to you what we actually have here. it's far more than just a donkey and some fish. we are a farm animal refuge and sanctuary and we have over 200 animals here. >> steve: wow. >> so when we evacuated and made the decision to evacuate it was a massive undertaking and we had over 80 large animals and we took about half of our bird population. we weren't able to get the rest out because of hpai. and limited locations to put them. yeah we have definite concerns not only for our family but for, you know, the animals that we had harbor here. and as far as going into the town, no, i really don't want to go into town. >> i don't blame you. >> i think that the town people are seeing an influx of people who just really don't belong there right now.

and, so that also needs to be respected. they are not a circus. >> steve: clearly, lisa, there has got to be a more organized cleanup because the ash came down. they say water's okay drink bottled water. the water is okay. the air is okay. they have got to vacuum stuff up. they have got to hose things down. more organized cleanup. lisa, do you trust during trust the state government and the federal government to help you guys? >> your absolutely not. what we're hearing right now is that the only people that are getting help are within that one mile radius and that if you are 1.2 miles away you are not going to get any help. so, we're definitely understanding that we have to do our own studies. we have to test our own air, our own air and our own soil and go from there. i certainly worry about the

cumulative effects of these chemicals over time as well. maybe even small doses of chemicals over a long period is going to be ugly. >> steve: because because we don't know what we don't know. lisa, thank you very much for joining us and good luck to you and everybody out there. >> thank you. >> steve: all right. thank you. 25 minutes now before the top of the hour. if you own an apple device your privacy could be at risk. kurt the cyberguy with the steps you need to keep your personal data safe. michael jordan scoring big making a huge donation. how much the goat has given to a really worthy cause. ♪ i know you won't be there ♪ every time i turn around ♪ you disappear ♪

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♪ >> brian: if you own an apple device, your privacy could be at risk. this week apple rolled out crucial updates bruisers iphone, ipad and macks addressing critical vulnerabilities. now is it substantial enough in the department of homeland security is urging users to update their devices. here with the tips to protect your personal data, kurt the cyberguy. kurt, first off, how serious? >> brian, you know, we seldom -- good morning to you, we seldom see the homeland security get in with an alert like this one. and what makes it different for iphones, ipads and mack mac devs has to do with the ability not just being present but actually being exploited. so there are reports that hackers are now getting in to these devices and creating a ruckus. we don't know what they are doing as of yet. but the fact that they could get in with the latest version of software prior to this recent release that just came out a day or two ago is pretty

substantial. i have automatic software updates selected on my phone. a lot of people do. but i would say don't wait for that automatic thing to cycle because it takes a few days, often. go now and go onto your phone, go to your computer. go to your ipad and just lock this stuff up. go to general -- go to settings, general, and software update. and force that software update. it's real simple. show you at the website how to do it. it's serious. you don't want to be part of any of this. you don't just want to let a hacker in. over the last year, say, since january of '22, apple has only had nine vulnerabilities. and that may sound like a lot but nine is a pretty low number in the scheme of all technology and we haven't seen one like this. that gets the big government alert that goes from some sort of like -- it's like a tornado watch going to tornado warning. we know there is a tornado coming what i would do is number one do that software update,

brian, also, just as a precaution, all your devices, heap antivirus protection on all of them. a lot of it would can have caught that even if apple failed, that other backup software will prevent stuff from getting through your devices and keep you safe on that. show you the best burns at cyberguy.com. we have more on the story how to treat your devices this morning at the new tech channel go to foxnews.com/tech. brian, i would just say don't wait until even another hour. just go do this right now. >> brian: here's what you said. bark up your devices, too. update your device as you mentioned. and lock up your tech. do you have any idea - -- any ia who is behind this. >> you know. we don't have. so apple does not talk about their security vulnerabilities very much at all. they only tell you that there's one after they have created a solution historically so we now though they created a solution. there is a patch out there. they won't tell us the dastardly

deeds going on. i reported on the ninth that somewhere in brazil a food company apparently was involved and they may have not been the ones doing it. it could have been someone who took advantage of the food company. getting private information on phones that you may have set your location to private but it was still sharing it with this food company. that was seen as a vulnerability that was patched up on the prior version but what we are talking about right now is simply someone could get into your phone. wow won't know they are in there. and god know what is they could do in the long run with that. >> brian: got it. kurt, thank you so much. appreciate it. visit cyberguy.com for more tips from kurt himself. thanks so much, kurt. appreciate it. let's go to senior meteorologist janice dean she's out and she is safe with a fox weather forecast. >> janice: absolutely. it's spring-like across the east coast. temperatures will break some records today and tomorrow. let's take a look at the risk for severe storms. you can see where the temperatures are colder than

average for the west again tale of two seasons it. feels like springtime for the eastern third and then behind it is where we have got that cold air and potential for a foot or more of snow. that front is bringing the potential for not only severe weather but tornadoes. looks like a tornado warn storm right now that red polygon southwest of nashville. that means we have spotted a tornado on doppler radar, strong rotation. a tornado watch in effect from arkansas up towards kentucky, including western tennessee. and there's that severe storm threat along the mississippi and the east of the mississippi and ohio river valley today. so we will be tracking the potential for stronger storms including tornadoes. then we have got that threat for snow, 6 to 12 inches for parts of the upper midwest and the great lakes. there are your potential record highs today. so 84 in gainesville, florida, all the way towards portland maine 52 in new york city. 63 degrees and then we'll hit some records tomorrow on friday. so that's a big deal across the east coast. and looking ahead, thursday, friday, saturday. it looks like we are going to have roller coaster ride of warm

temperatures for the eastern half of the country then the western half we are dealing with below average and very, very cold air. all right. ashley, i'm going to send it to you for news headlines. >> ashley: all right thanks. time for news by the numbers sponsored by side is a dr.. first 592. that's how many new u.s. citizens were sworn in naturalized ceremony in san diego yesterday. the large group originally from 74 different countries but they have not sworn their oath to support and defend the u.s. constitution. next, $10 million that is how muchman legend michael jordan donated to make a wish donation as he celebrates his 60th birthday. largest donation received in history. how much extra it could cost you per year to be single in new york city. according to zillow, the big apple is the most expensive place to be single and if you

are planning a disney world vacation orlando just come as the most expensive destination the average family of four shells out $7,350 just for a seven night stay. those are your headlines. brian. >> brian: all right. but you do get a parade. >> ashley: there you go. >> brian: it's worth it. thanks so much, ashley. two members of a florida's sheriff's office pull a man from a burning car. they join us live following their incredible rescue. >> pull him out. >> got it come on ♪ in a world, where dry eye symptoms... keep... coming... back... inflammation in the eye might be to blame. feel the ache and burn! one man learns the truth... over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes. they may provide temporary relief... but probably won't touch me! mwahaha!

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>> brian: america streaming and also talking sports. here's some headlines you probably are interested. in tiger woods returns to the pga tour. the genesis invitational and of course very familiar with it in los angeles happens this afternoon he tees off. yesterday roy mcilroy shared his thoughts how the tour could improve by taking a page from the nba's playbook. >> you look at like the nba growth t trajectory they built e league on best players and stars not the 1st guy on the team. built the team' up around the stars the 12th guy on the team does way better than he used. to say heightened pressure to

grow its brand and market top players as it competes with the liv golf tour. now to nascar seven-time cup champion jimmy johnson is back. he is 47, he qualified for the spot in the too far, first cup appearance since 2020. actor turned race car driver and former "fox & friends" guest franco munoz is gearing up for arc co-series airing on fox sports 1 really a wide range of emotions to prepare here. i know when i get in the car on saturday when they say start your engines there will be some nerves. that's what i love will racing. >> brian: great guy, main street on sunday and watch all the twists and turns on fox and most importantly the "fox & friends weekend" crew will be live from will they be wearing unitards? be anxiously we will find out

soon. >> ainsley: doubtful. warning you are about to see is pretty graphic. this morning two members of the flagler county sheriff's office are being hailed heroes after pulling a driver from that burning car. joining us to recall the rescue corporal joseph barnette and deputy steve pierre. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: y'all are heroes. joseph, i will start with you. tell me what happened. >> we were actually just leaving the hospital on state route 100. heading westbound. came up to the scene where where i noticed a car was kind of backed into an 18-wheeler when he got closer to it i noticed there was one person on the ground behind the car and i started seeing flames come from the engine compartment. as soon as i saw -- trying to get the fire put out or try to reduce the flame. so i grabbed my fire extinguisher and approached it and hit it with the fire

extinguisher. he. >> ainsley: steve, i understand you and some good samaritans, including the driver's brother who was, i think, driving car helped pull the driver out, tell me about that as i was following my corporal coming in the hospital, the car was just in flames. we got word that there was another person trapped in the vehicle. the driver's side door was just smacked, couldn't open it, so me and a couple of good samaritans pulled on that driver door until i got it just opened, noticed that the driver was in there and had his seat belt on, of course. i took my knife and cut the seat belted loose. and pulled him out of the vehicle and tried to get him to safety. >> ainsley: joseph, what i'm learning from just listening to your story, you had the fire extinguisher and then steve had his knife to cut the cut the seat belt and help pull open that door. you saved someone's life. we want to know how they are doing, how that makes you feel

as an officer. you did such a great thing. i understand y'all approached this wreck before the 911 call even came in. so you had if you weren't there no telling what would have happened. >> yeah. it wasn't even dispatched yet. it came out as a 911 call. our dispatchers heard a muscling and they heard someone say something about a fire extinguisher. somebody that was already there hit it already once with a fire extinguisher and i hit it again to reduce the flames. we started -- deputy pierre started working on getting the driver out of the car. >> ainsley: yeah. so these two young men both 21. they were best friends and they met playing football. they grew up from, you know, a young age playing football together. and the uncle of nicholas reading, who was the driver, he spoke to the press. listen to this. by the grace of god one of the things we want to do is thank the first responders and, you know, little brother darius

redding happened to be in a car passing by and first responders we can't say enough how much we thank the first responders steve, does that hit you when you think about your job and what you do and how you are saving lives? this young man will go on hopefully to have a wonderful life because of you. >> at the right place at the right time when that happened. i mean, just doing my job. >> thank you both for doing your job. what did you say, joseph? >> yeah, it's a plus. it does. that's our reward is helping people. >> ainsley: thank you. >> in situations like that. >> ainsley: thank you so much. nicholas suffered traumatic brain injury still in the hospital. and tere was able to leave the hospital in a wheelchair. god bless you both. stay safe out there. more "fox & friends" coming up

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