defeat his nomination. explicitly because he is not progressive enough. it is an insult to the hispanic citizens who might think seriously about a party that would like to have them. >> that's it for this week show thanks to my panel into all of you for watching. i hope to see you right here next week. eric: breaking news former president jimmy carter the oldest living president in u.s. history, we are told is now under hospice care statement from the carter center this afternoon says the now 98-year-old has recently undergone a series of short hospital stays and has now decided to receive hospice care. the former president is at home our prayers at fox news or with the former president and his family, hello everyone this is "fox news live" i am eric shawn, hi arthel.

sue hi eric hello everyone i am arthel neville jimmy carter select the 39th president in 1976 defeating incumbent republican gerald ford after leaving the white house president carter devoted his retirement to humanitarian efforts but he and his wife rod's own founded the carter presidential center to promote human rights across the globe. alexis mcadams has more breaking details live in york city newsroom. >> we just got this news in a short time ago from jimmy carter's family and foundation jimmy carter back home with his family in georgia we are told. they released this statement a short time ago this short hospital stays former u.s. president jimmy carter decided today to spend his remaining time at home with his family receive hospice care and set up additional medical intervention is full support of this family and medical team for the the family asked for privacy at this time in his grip over the shown by his many admirers.

many of those at this point are sporting and on social media. jimmy carter's longest living u.s. president in history the democrat was beloved by many turned 98 years old in october. carter it was a 39th president of the united states but he won election back in 1976 before his time of the white house he served as the governor of georgia and as a georgia state senator carter it was toward the nobel peace prize in 2002 he was honored for working hard to find peaceful solutions to internal conflicts. we are still getting some of this new information in. he won our election and 1976 narrowly defeated incumbent gerald ford was a critical time in u.s. history in the wake of the watergate scandal which of course horse president nixon out of office two years earlier. for some of the white house he served as a governor of georgia and state senator so many other things about him to mention. he left quite a legacy so far this news follows other health issues carter has dealt with

throughout his 90s. >> like eric said, our thoughts and prayers are certainly with president carter mrs. carter, rosalyn and his entire family thank you alexis mcadams. >> someone who knows the former president and his family very well joins us now. michigan democratic congresswoman her late husband jon served 59 years in the house the longest-serving member ever. they certainly go back many decades but congresswoman thank you for joining us here at fox news this afternoon. what are your thoughts on this late breaking his former president jimmy carter has now chosen to be in hospice and is resting at home. alexa well, like all of you my thoughts and prayers are with the family. i think both the president and mrs. carter have been very good

when they were in office two. i think two presidents that had short terms were gerald ford and jimmy carter. jimmy carter defeated gerry ford but they love the country and they believed in public service. and i hope they inspire people to take time to know who they are and inspire future generations to release public service frequency member back congressman to 1976 the nation had just gone through watergate. president nixon's resignation, gerald ford, the pardon that is a fought race at the time. jimmy carter seemed to be a breath of fresh air for some he promised to never lie to the american people. one reason he was elected. give us a sense if you can of

the hope to some americans he had at that time from looking at him shaking hands with the camp david peace accords what he brought to the white house in terms of a new fresh sense, a down-home sense from the self, from planes and what he meant at the time. >> down-home was a good word to describe the president. even though gerald ford was as well. we come out of watergate, people are very angry for having pardon and it retrospect many people believe it was the best thing that could have happen for this country. we're also coming out in vietnam. one of the first things jimmy carter did on the second day of office was to give a pardon to vietnam war draft dodgers. he dealt with international

problems one of them ended up the iran hostages who came home right after he was president he was a no nonsense president he had no patients to make friends and tell people the truth. i think at the beginning people were tired of watergate they wanted the freshness. the vietnam war was a nightmare. many people treated them and president carter dealt the difficult situation he tried to find a solution for. did come home after he left the white house for. >> you mention the hostage crisis president reagan going on that huge victory. also the though he has had a

remarkable posterior presidency but the carter center do you feel that will be a shining a legacy what he has done as a posterior presidency more remarkable than his short term, what he has achieved and established when the nobel peace prize after he left the oval office. >> inc. is post- presidency will be what he is absolutely remembered for. and by the way has lived the longest of any former president. and is the oldest. this man has shown you are ri right. also habitat for humanity showing the importance of being there and the importance of community. i think that will be his legacy for decades and generations to

come. >> again, former president jimmy carter in hospice we are told he's resting at home and planes. congresswoman debbie of michigan, thank you for your thoughts on the former president. and of course we wish him the very best. and now to another fox news alert. state department telling fox news secr secretary of state any blinken met today with his chinese counterpart at the munich security conference in germany. now this is the first face-to-face meeting between the two countries since the u.s. shut down a chinese spy flight off the coast of south carolina two weeks ago. it comes as we learn more about exactly what was recovered and ask questions continue over the other airborne objects shut down last weekend. alexandria hoff is live at the white house with the very latest on this, alexandria.

>> arthel you will remember earlier this month secretary blinken wasn't scheduled to visit beijing. that trip was called off in light of the chinese surveillance balloons flights over the united states. now earlier today, during this meeting in munich actually proceeding that meeting between secretary blinken and the director of the ccp foreign affairs commission, he called that u.s.'s response to the airspace intrusion absurd and hysterical. the state department said during their meeting secretary called the surveillance of balloon unacceptable and irresponsible as a violation of u.s. sovereignty which must never happen again for former secretary of state mike pompeo waited earlier. >> just an actor, an agent of xi jinping. mobile convince and fly a slope moving blown over the nine states for five days is simply not something we are going to permit to happen. >> that massive spy craft has been recovered from the waters

off of south carolina were shot down two weeks ago for the white house as a significant amount of equipment has been recovered including its payload, electronics and optics. that is all the fbi lab in quantico being analyzed now. as for the unknown objects shut down last week, no debris has been found. the white house said they would likely privately owned with no ties to china and the debris search has been called off that is brought up questions over the president ordered to shoot down the small object so quickly while the spy flight was allowed to linger over the u.s. for the white house did address that yesterday sink numeral salih put into place to guide singular decisions in the future. >> it does not mean there won't be additional shoot bounce if he believes there is a legitimate threat to our safety and security. but it does me no put a new set of parameters on the decision-making process going forward. >> we are not anticipating hearing from the president this weekend. he is referring to depart monday for poland, arthel. arthel: a lot going on

alexandria hoff live at the white house. thank you. >> alan shaw the ceo of the embattled railroad norfolk southern has met with officials and community members in ohio today. this of course more than two weeks after wendy southard norfolk rails freight trains derailed in that small town causing an enormous spill of toxic chemicals in the massive fire. residents of the ohio pennsylvania border continued to say they are afraid of the long-term effects of exposure to the hazardous chemicals and the plume of smoke. this state and federal officials are trying to reassure residents the water supply system and the air there are safe. republican congressman bill johnson does represent the east palace scene area said is reassured by the government actions. >> i can say they are making progress. and i do believe the epa both the federal and the state this

community that is routinely tested. it does not get water source from the creek you are showing the chemicals now reside. >> a lot of people still have questions. his life at the command center where that ceo of norfolk southern met with some of the officials earlier today. fix hey eric, he is actually still here pay for the past four hours he's been meeting with response teams and officials of the incident command center here. after this morning meeting with members of the community. we caught up with him just before he took off for those meetings. >> i am here to support the community. and if you'll excuse me that's her and headed right to meet some committee members. >> early if you had congressman johnson talk about how the data says everything from the municipal water system is safe.

closer to the crash site though you can see creeks that are extremely contaminated. >> wow. >> look at all of that. >> look at it. >> is only bottom of the creek bed. >> those creeks have been dammed up. officials say it's going to take some time to decontaminate that water in the soil around it. as for the air data suggest it is safe for folks to breathe through the town's mayor though, is not convinced. >> downtown is a creek that runs right into the middle of town and under the buildings and the smell was horrendous down there. they keep saying everything is good and the air is good it is testing good fixing the results with my own eyes. help us coming in today with the fema incident response team it's going to be here on the ground as well as a team of experts hhs

in east palestine. arthel: musick tench been on the crash site in east palestine, ohio people are from the impact of the chemical spill just across the state line. in pennsylvania joining us now he is a pennsylvania resident who lives less than 2 miles from the crash site. so brandon i want to ask you, you feeling any effects on the chemicals or what are you mostly concerned about? >> for starters i would just like to start with, i want to know the concentration levels, with a high enough to cause cancer in the near future. from everything that was released during the burn when the train first derailed on friday night, according to the sds sheet that says immediate

evacuation. so yes here at home about a half-mile from the crash site in pennsylvania. you could feel it on your skin. we are all suffering like mucus he stuffed up congestion and whatnot which is not normal for us. i know the weather is changing and that too. but your body is tell you something is wrong and it's not natural and here we are. >> brandon, because you are in pennsylvania do you feel you are getting the necessary attention and information flow? >> no, not at all. joshua. put something out on facebook reaching out to the governors and representatives from ohio saying they were no close contact. i and myself as others followed social media platforms to get information to find out what exactly what was happening on the ground. so, for them to just pass the

buck it's like you could have picked up your phone, everyone carries one today and got on the horn and start informing people. you need to bunker down, you need to get safe and they did not do that. >> well, i'm sure they're all trying to sort things out i cannot speak for the order of procedures going from here. i didn't want to toe i spoke with jena gianno she also lives about a half mile 12 miles from the train derailment. she started a facebook page on to the name of it it's united for east palestine. you can check out the facebook page you just heard reporting you've got fema, toxicology experts among resources arriving there and being sent to east palestine. have any of these resources been extended to the residence on the pennsylvania side of the border? >> not to my knowledge, no.

>> so have you there in pennsylvania but able to connect with any of the residents in east palestine to find out what is going on the ground that they closer to the site? looks or is communication state to state between civilians and myself and family out there. i understand there definitely get the attention they need out there. but here where we are we are not getting any assistance. i have not heard of anyone supplying fresh water, and eat food supplies, cleaning sup supplies, offering up to come clean housing. that is something that's big concern for most people here in western pennsylvania. >> absolutely. i understand your concern hopefully some more direct contact will be coming your way in short order. you also heard report ceo of north folk southern eric shaw as

their east palestine meeting with the residence. if you were able to speak to mro hear from the train company? bucks that we are here. we are going to do our best to clean the site properly. were going to excavate the area. we'll remove the toxic soil there will be third party testing during the dig in the excavation of that soil. and until that is done and thoroughly gone through it would be hard to believe him have him say it will take care. the people deserve to hear proper facts and it was clean. they filled the hole in with dirt, put gravel down and put the tracks back down. again all this hazardous material still in the ground it's not going anywhere. it's going to seep out. i myself in western pennsylvania and east palestine are stuck to suffer through this. whenever this story fizzles out and dies we are the one in the end that have to live and deal

with this. why are we responsible? why should they not fit the bill for this? if i brandon, i understand all of your questions there isn't definitely going to be legal action that's already started. i'm sure you are aware of that. i do want to ask you right now are you drinking water from your faucet? >> no. no. it's kind of skeptical like taking a shower, washing clothes and stuff like that. it does make you nervous so to say. a lot of people do on the funds and resources to up and leave. it's a good and all but you can still feel it and it is not right. arthel: will brandon, we want you and all the residence near you and east palestine to get the answers, and the resources and everything now and later on that you will need to somehow

make this right. stay close to the bona fide information sources i will suggest that to you. and i do wish you the best of luck and your family. we are not going to let the story go unnoticed, brandon thank you very much. >> thank you, have a good night. eric: were going to the latest on jimmy carter the 98 year old former president now in hospice at home in plains, georgia. the carter center saying he's chosen to forego more medical intervention after series of short hospital stays, more on former president carter straightahead. for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief.

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teenagers in a country who face cyber bullying? >> it is absolutely out of control. from the research i have seen we know kids are online six -- nine hours a day. they are treating each other disrespectfully pray they are suicide and bating each other what happened to my son. he was sent out a message telling him to go kill himself. >> what do you think can be done about this the parents and you testified at the hearing. the social media company site we look over that the content and we have controls and blah, blah, blah. you think they are doing enough? >> you know we desperately desperately need a federal government to get involved which is why went to d.c. at the hearing and as a parent survivor i was very pleased to hear congress has finally made a

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parents and kids to give them the option to be able to put safety guards while their kids are online. so social media kids are on their summer one. that can go through to protect our kids. such as a passive late studying an age limit as to when kids can go on social media. possibly repealing section 2:30. we need a myriad of legislative efforts to start to put protections in place to protect our kids. >> finally do you think did they listen, have they heard in washington on capitol hill to do something about this? >> i believe so.

i am very, very pleased to see both senator blackburn and senator blumenthal for leading the charge on trying to put some safeguards around this urgent crisis. senator durbin was very clear on his commitment to action. and that is very promising to meet. hostesses clearly obviously such a difficult topic for you to talk about. and we thank you for sharing what you have gone through. i do want to point out buckets over bullying is the charity is the site. go to buckets over bullying. buckets refers to basketball buckets? nay love that? my son was a sports fanatic. he loved basketball and if all the different trivia. the facts around we are committed in illinois to

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for more information on the subject please check out buckets over bullying. folks rose and eric, thank you. as outrage grows in esa east palestine the toxic anchor is boiling over in washington. lawmakers are slamming transportation secretary people to judge over his response of the disaster. the congressional correspondent with more from capitol hill. >> he is not that his job or clicks on ground in ohio congressman bill johnson held the latest republican to call for transportation secretary people to judge to step down over the east palestine train disaster because he ought to get out of the way and put someone in that seat that cares enough about the people to come and see progress in remarkable review set a letter to president biden on thursday representing his resignation pregnant secretary has repeatedly demonstrated a

gross level of incompetence and apathy that is detrimental to the safety and prosperity of the american people. buttigieg prepared to downplay the disaster this week. >> there are roughly 1000 cases a year of a train the railing. >> partly blame the trump administration for repealing an obama era requirement for trains to have electronic breaks. the number two democrat in the senate doubling down on that theory. >> clearly it was a mistake by the trump administration to eliminate that breaking world records political attacks heat up there is bipartisan agreement on congressional oversight. all four senators from ohio and pennsylvania sent a letter requesting a thorough investigation into real safety concerns. his first crisis in office begging lawmakers to stop playing the blame game and focus on the east palestine residence but. >> the biggest concerns are going to be forgotten in a week. when the cameras disappear and

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[applause] arthel: vice president kamala harris today at the munich security summit formulate declaring russia has committed crimes against humanity. in its war on ukraine. this comes as we continue to see the disasters told putin's forces taking on ukraine with increased attacks and the country's eastern region. tran trey yingst is live entrance trip dnipro. what can you tell us? >> arthel, good afternoon. with less than a week to the one your mark of the work vice president kamala harris spoke today calling for consequences related to the crimes as she says were committed against the ukrainian people. this as ukrainian soldiers tell us they need more western support. x ukrainian territorial defense captain chuck's monitors at a field command center in the

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hello, everyone. i am griff jenkins along with lisa boothe, welcome to the big saturday show the big story tonight, fema finally arriving in east allison ohio two weeks after the toxic trained realm that's causing health problems in the community. residents begging for help ever since and yesterday biden administration official telling