t building new bone with evenity®! more troubling questions about our railways after another train runs off the tracks in ohio. twenty cars in a 212 car freight train derailed yesterday afternoon near springfield ohio northeast of dayton. no hazardous material was found on board. this coming one month after the february 3 derailment that caused a toxic spill in east palestine ohio. residents at that site are still

complaining of illnesses since the chemical exposure they are. welcome to fox news live. >> hello, everyone. we have two other big stories that we are this moment. presidential race 2024 talk heating up as the republican candidates, they sharpen their attacks on president biden. he has not yet announced he is running for reelection. the former governor now says he is out. >> tensions with china rising yet again amid fears it plans to invade taiwan. beijing just announced a $230 billion increase to its military budget. house foreign affairs military on that in just a moment. eric: talking about china and the threat from beijing, but first we have live team coverage. lucas with the latest on the

presidential race but first nate with the developments on ohio train derailment. it's happened again. >> yeah, it has. the good news is it does not appear it is a repeat of last month's toxic derailment in east palestine. they say that there is no evidence of any spillage after this most recent rack. at about 5:00 p.m. last night, roughly 20 boxcars toppled off the tracks near springfield ohio. 300 miles from east palestine. officials initially issued a shelter in place order for anyone within 1000 feet of the derailment. that order has since been lifted this morning. "no hazardous materials were involved or injuries reported. we are coordinating with local authorities on site. ohio senator not satisfied with that answer. listen to this. >> i am not entirely satisfied because i want to know, there is

some sort of remnants of something that may have been in those cars. those cars were mostly empty. i want to know if there were any contaminants left in those mostly empty cars that may have affected clark county near the fairgrounds all the way to springfield. >> healthcare concerns persisted east policy and after 20 cars of a train derailed which caused a chemical fire there. there is no risk to public water systems after this most recent rack. the governor says president biden and pete are offering the federal government support. in just five months nobody was immediately endured as a result of the wreck. >> the fortune was that was boxcars and cargo and not more chemicals. thank you. arthel: president biden has yet to announce a reelection bid but

challengers and potential challengers are going after him this weekend. this as one republican just made it clear that he will not be running for the white house in 2024. lucas is live at the white house. who was out? >> a crowded republican field just got a little bit lighter. larry hogan said that he is out. he is not running for president in 2024. earlier former president trump cia director at top diplomat mike pompeo spoke with shannon bream. >> we have got to build the economy back with lower taxes. we do that we will get it back right. it will take a true leader. >> are you saying the current is not a leader? >> $6 trillion more in debt, that is never the right direction for the country. >> former president donald trump right now according to the polls is leading president biden in a

potential head to head rematch in 2024. here is donald trump last night in front of the nation's capital. >> we are not a free nation right now. we don't have free press. we don't have free anything. in 2016 i declared i am your voice. today i add i am your war year, i am your justice and for those that have been wrong to be trade, i am your retribution. >> former president trump sounding an alarm about china. something we are hearing more from democrats. >> china is investing in economic areas. $500 billion in intellectual property theft. we are in competition on a technology basis. that is why national security now includes telecommunications, satellites, each of these domains, we've got to make the kind of investments to stay

ahead. >> right now president biden is on its way to alabama for the anniversary of blood he sunday. >> i was just wondering, do you think president biden on his side of the aisle will have a lot of competition once he announces his run for the white house, unofficially makes the announcement, will anyone else back down? >> it does not feel like it right now, arthel. joe mansion who was a democrat when he was asked, would he be supporting joe biden for reelection, he would not give an answer. a follow-up question was would you be throwing your hat in the ring, he would not throw it out, arthur l. he could have some competition. >> lucas they are live from the white house where everyone wants to be. we are moving on now. there is another shocking

example of america's crime crisis. a carjacking attempt that started right in the victim's own driveway. it was caught on camera, but the armed suspects did not get away with a houston man's jeep because of a mistake they made. the experiencing was harrowing as you can imagine in the victim is sharing his story. christina coleman is live with more on this. >> these thieves did not get away with anything. this victim does not want to be identified. the suspects followed him home from a gas station, held him at gunpoint and then demanded he handed over the keys to his jeep. the incident was caught on camera. take a look. >> usually when they say give me your key somebody gives them to them right away and they are gone. it did not happen that way so they were bamboozled. they truly did not know what to do.

>> this incident happened on january 25 in broad daylight just west of downtown houston. we say they release this video on friday. they hope that it can lead to an arrest. they did not get away with the jeep because one of them ran off with a backpack that the homeowner had in his front seat and that backpack had the car keys in it. [inaudible] >> what are you guys doing? what are you guys doing? so, that was a victim yelling at the suspects as they ran off with his car keys. one of the other suspects jumped in front of the suv, jumped into the car and tries to start the car but of course he can't because his little friend they ran off with the keys to the car in the homeowner got a good chuckle from it. they are the victim is chasing after the suspects. they end up dropping the backpack anyways.

so the victim recovered it. there you have it. these guys got away with nothing but police are still looking for them. they could not start the car. >> a little chuckle for sure, but that could have turned out completely horrible deadly way. quite frankly, watching that video makes me mad to see that happening. just by the body frame, it seems like those guys are not that old. could be teenagers. they put them out there to do the jobs because they know that they will not get charged as adults. i could go on about this. >> you raised a good point. it looks like they are teenagers. also, you have to be careful when you're driving home nowadays. somebody could be following you. there were people that were actually following me home and i just kept driving.

definitely a terrifying incident even though the homeowner could laugh at it a bit. >> glad you are okay. houston pd, they are all over it so those guys better watch out. thank you very much. president bided headed to alabama where 58 years ago today, hundreds of civil right marchers were attacked by police. we are live on the causes the president will highlight during his visit.g >> imy am a screen addicted between get drivewise from allstate and save for avoiding mayhem like me. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhhhh... here, i'll take that. [woo hoo!] ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, one gram of sugar and nutrients for immune health.

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arthel: today marks 51 years since blood he sunday. a landmark moment in the country's history during the civil rights movement. president biden is on his way to selma, alabama, where he is expected to take part in a walk across the bridge. david is live with more. david. >> a lot of positive energy today. solomon energy, but positive energy marking the 58th anniversary of blood he sunday when people cross this very bridge behind me named for alabama senator a brutal racist of the late 1800s.

a grand dragon of the kkk. over the years many movementhe t barack obama on the 50th anniversary of 2015 as have other civil rights leaders including the vice president kamala harris who was just here one year ago to commemorate this solemn anniversary. she put out a statement today. it goes to the historical aspect of what we are going to see behind me today. with their reenactment of this. brave souls set out to secure one of the most sacred freedoms the right to vote on the bridge there. peaceful march met with crushing violence. only 25 beaten and suffered a fractured school. those brave marchers were pushed back but they continued to march forward. making the pilgrimage many years

since 1955. the motorcade of his funeral also with the first crossed over the bridge. as i mentioned, there been movements to rename the john r lewis bridge. that has stalled since in the legislature. president biden will be behind me addressing the american people. the crowd calling for renewed voting rights changes and protections. that will be at 330 eastern time in about three hours. arthel. arthel: you will be there, the president will be there. making his remarks live, we will bring it to our audience. thank you. eric. >> a follow-up about tony gonzales. he is heading back at the state republican party. the two-term lawmaker broke with his party to support new gun safety laws after the school shooting in his district.

he also cited his vote to defend same-sex marriage. a spokesperson responding to this in a statement saying "today like every day the congressman went to work on behalf of the people of texas 23. he spoke with veterans, visited with border patrol agents and in the county he flipped from blue to red. the republican party of texas might be wise to follow his lead and do some actual work. back to the threat from china. new worries today that beijing is setting up taiwan and moving against us in the pacific. chinese communist party saying it is increasing the budget by 7.2%. totaling $230 billion more. this marks the eighth consecutive year that china has bumped up defense spending. rising against washington and beijing amid fears that they may

in some point in the next few years launching an invasion of the island democracy taiwan. still claiming that it owns. how do we deal with this. vice chair of the house committee. peer congressman, good to see you. do you think president biden is doing enough to push back against beijing. >> this is the critical issue. countering the communist party, the most important issues facing the country right now. setting up the ccp and the communist party select committee in the house chaired by mike gallagher. i think we have strong bipartisan support to work with the biden administration to make sure that we have the right strategy to counter china's economic diplomatic and most importantly military station of their whole government outlook.

>> the president is considering dealing with investment of american companies in china. some will say that is not enough. you have to do a lot more to block what beijing is doing. >> well, i do agree with that. just last week the service committee passed on taiwan deterrence act which shows if the people's republic of china, the chinese communist party threatens taiwan militarily in an aggressive manner, we will publish all the financial assets and translates those into mandarin to the members, leadership. we will ban their families from traveling. we will make it known that we will deter china's aggressive action across the taiwan strait. but you are right. it has to be technology and our diplomacy and economic power. i am just back from meetings on this very matter. >> why don't you do that now.

they are constantly going to the taiwan defense zone with their warplanes. poking, poking, poking. is there something you could do right now to push back and say cut it out. >> i think we have sent a major signal with the government in japan buying u.s. american defense technology. we have an agreement to arm taiwan with defensive weapons they need to deter this kind of behavior. if we have an ngo pacific strategy with our allies there, i think that should be a major message to the communists in beijing. >> do you see the allies in the pacific. australia, vietnam, japan, the philippines. getting together like nato. aimed at moscow. this group is aimed at beijing. >> former prime minister

creating the quad. strategic partnership. the philippines, the republic of korea and our other allies want to make sure that we deter this behavior. we want a free prosperous indo pacific. we want free navigation of the south china sea including the taiwan strait and upgrading our partners from korea to japan to the philippines cooker without. >> is there something that we can do specifically ourselves to push back against china? don't buy stuff from china. they are all over the place. from everything we have from apple to cat toys. what can we do specifically to send that message as an everyday american? >> get tiktok off of your home wi-fi. encourage the businesses that

you work with to make sure they have a diverse supply chain that is not dependent on china. last week the house financial services also pass my bill that creates a strategy to diversify. we don't want to depend on china the military threat to the homeland and allies in asia. that is a great rival. opposition in the united states. we had this kind of supply chain. this will not happen overnight. that is why some of the strategies of the biden administration we are taking are important. more importantly what the select committee led by mike gallagher will come up with from our longer term approaches. >> a great point about tiktok. you can all do this for your teenagers, your grandchildren.

if they've got tiktok, tell them to get tiktok off of their phone. they will scream and yell. something each american can do. we will all do this to push back against the communist. good to see you. thank you for what you do. >> the migrant crisis at our southern border is easing a bit, but now is our northern border of the work around? we will discuss with former border chief ron pattillo coming up next. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup.

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the fbi is investigating after passenger killed on a private plane during severe turbulence over new england. five people were aboard an executive jet. flying from new hampshire to virginia when it hit rough weather. happen shortly after takeoff. charles watson is live with more

details. >> really scary situation. severe turbulence hits. it happened over new england. the ntsb tells fox news the plane was carrying three passengers into crew as it was in route to virginia. the business jet was rocked by a patch of unstable air and was forced to divert to bradley international airport in connecticut for an emergency landing. officials confirm it took severe turbulence over new england and resulted in fatal injuries to a passenger about the cause of death in the extent to the damage to the aircraft are still unclear. the ntsb said "investigators have removed the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder and are continuing to gather information from the flight crew operators and

passengers about the circumstances of the event." it comes days after seven passengers aboard a flight from austin texas to germany were hospitalized after the airbus 330 they were flying in ran into severe turbulence. the rough air set food and personal belongings flying all over the cabin. that scene and video shared by passengers aboard the flight after matthew mcconaughey and test flight were on the frightening flight. in an integral post she said she felt the plane dropped almost 4000 feet in altitude. the pilots eventually were forced to make an emergency landing near washington, d.c. in regards to the aircraft that was involved in that field turbulence, we have been in contact with the owners, owning the aircraft and they confirmed that the fatality aboard that flight was not one of the

crewmembers. >> it is just sad. charles watson, thank you. >> the biden administration has made some proposed rule changes. the burden is on them to prove that they will actually work and that they actually have the political will for the base to fix that catch and release system that is responsible for a lot of the asylum speakers, specifically melting into the landscape never to be heard from again. >> that was john cornyn standing on the border talking about the biden administration's new rule for migrants who seek asylum. now immediately deport migrants to illegally cross the border seeking asylum. if they do not apply in their own country first. the big question is will that cut down on the migrant flow? live at the border looking at eagle pass texas. there has been some good news from the administration's

policies. the number of migrants crashing the border recently down. they say there are new restrictive policies. that could only be seasonal. the total so far this year is still higher than fiscal year 2022. resources say the number of counters that i've already exceeded the 1 million mark. just since october. live on the border mission texas with the very latest from there. hey, matt. >> hi, eric. one thing that we see so often, children often sometimes by themselves. sometimes in the arms of adults. you can only hope that they or their parents or guardians. for us, there is no real way to confirm. sadly, some children end up being hated without adults. first we want to briefly show you this larger group of migrants i just cross into the eagle pass area. you often ask us what happens next.

well, something will be expelled. taken to a large tentlike processing center in eagle pass. then released. they had to whatever town or state they would like with a notice to appear which could be months or years away. our cruise was embedded with texas dps nearly every day this week. texas dps got a call about two children under 11 years old hiding in an orchard after a massive search the young children and their undocumented mother were found and apprehended. border patrol horse unit took into custody several illegal migrants. in that group was a young boy who they say was malnourished. they tried to comfort the boy by allowing him to pet the horse. several republican senators visited the border. touching on the concern for child migrants. >> i have been down here three times now as i mentioned. the last time i saw several

little children trying to cross the rio grande. it is inevitable that one of them will be and has been swept away. you think about the danger to each and every one of those children. >> there is also danger for the border patrol agents here. multiple sources telling us that a female border patrol agent in the tucson sector yesterday was attacked by an illegal male immigrant she was trying to take into custody. she had no wounds -- injuries to the face. >> that is amazing. thank you. arthel. >> illegal migrant crossings at our southern border usually dominates the news. now canadians are complaining about an increased number of migrants at our northern border. ron pattillo former u.s. border patrol chief and deputy commission. i will get to the northern border in a moment.

i want to talk to the southern border of the six gop senators i went down there last week and. what was the discovery and take away of the visit to the southern border. >> they are still seen the largest surge of illegal migration on the southern border that we have seen in the history of that border. i am glad that this parole scheme that the administration cooked up is muting some of the numbers allowing agents to do the work that we hired them to do. save human traffickers, safe people in distress. the numbers are muted, but we are still seeing the largest surge ever. the take away is what can they do. how can they encourage their colleagues on the other side of the aisle to fix this in a more permanent way. helping resource the problem first. give the agency the tools they want to go back to policies that are saying it does not allow large numbers from the southwest border. they can be, they can push this

administration into reinstating the migrant protection protocols which was largely responsible for ending the last surge. >> why do you call it a scheme? it is working. >> it remains to be seen. they are offering parole. i am not sure on the legal side of that is a legal construct that will sustain scrutiny under the forest. it works in the sense that people have additional avenue. because of the way the asylum works now a lot of people are coming to the border claiming asylum many of which we know will never appear in court. will not follow on that proceeding. having a different avenue again it mutes the problem. it does not make it go away. >> okay. i'm not saying the problem has been solved but when there is progress made, we should acknowledge it. look at president biden's -- you know it, but let's share it with

the audience. automatically make them ineligible for asylum without first claiming asylum in another country which they have passed through. is this a good plan? >> that was the asylum that we had under the last administration. if you are in a safe third country, coming from where you are coming from you want to make it to the united states, but if you crossed through a safe third country or multiple countries, you should apply there. that works if they are no exceptions. if there is an enforcement mechanism. if it closes the loop and does not allow people into the united states to then be released for a later date in court. we have seen the numbers muted. i am hopeful that my former colleagues have an opportunity to do more of what we want them to do which is protect that border. >> yes. you may agree with me. it is all about semantics.

you cannot say keep people from these countries out. it just makes a bad situation worse. they are nowhere near the numbers down south. a legal crisis on trip crossings are rising on our northern border. ten times higher in one year. 1500 illegal crossings versus 160. 1500 versus 160 arrests a year earlier. the new york times is quoting one canadian resident living near the border saying that the united states does not care because this is nothing compared to what is happening on their southern border and claimed that there was no political will to fix this. do you agree with this? >> this is another symptom of not having the policy. we are seeing large numbers of people going into canada. i saw a news report last week that new york city is bossing

people to the northern border so they can enter canada legally like they do on our southern border. the problem is it is rural areas were not a lot of people live. extreme temperatures, it is very cold up there. people are not used to that climate. they are in danger. the same problem on the southern border. we have agents who we want to protect out border. doing those kinds of things to help control the border. out they are distracted by this other activity which large numbers of people were flying into canada and crossing illegally to get into the united states. a symptom of the policy which this administration has put forth. if you are here illegally you are not a target for enforcement. if you make it in the united states, you can evade border authorities. then you will get what you want which will be on the economy to live in the united states albeit illegally. >> we will have to invite eric

adams on to speak about your statement that he is bossing migrants to the northern border. mary, you are invited to come on and speak with us. you did say that you are expecting the gop senators. >> it is good talking to you. the border patrol deputy commissioner and former acting i.c.e. director. thank you. >> that city is shocked in the morning after the murder of a police officer. his cold blooding killing comes as changes happening in the windy city. mayor lori lightfoot dumped largely because of crime. up next, what the city has to do to stop the criminals. talking with former chicago

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we will have a safe chicago. we will make chicago the safest city in america. >> joining me now is someone who knows a lot about law and order in chicago firsthand. gary mccarthy. superintendent, welcome. good to see you. the crime, the murders, the blood on the streets is just astounding. citizens finally said they had enough. is it about time? >> absolutely. the reason we are in this position is because politics have been dictating police policy. we are engaging, we have given up our core values, our core missions of providing for the public safety. to do that, with the very resources, hurting our legitimacy, this is a national

crisis. it is not just here in chicago. chicago has become a lawless city, unfortunately. it is a fundamental right that has public safety. the core value, core mission of government and policing. public relations. >> the progressives, as you know , the police forces are like the military. people have been unfairly incarcerated in this sort of thing. what type of damage has some of the policies done to what law enforcement used to do. >> it is enormous. i was aghast that if you went to one of our conference is 10 ago, we went from -- talking about crime. what i heard at this conference

was probably 85% talking about equity, social justice, mass incarceration and so on. we have lost our way. law enforcement is exactly that. the enforcement of the law. we don't have the option to choose what laws we will enforce the politicians in the left movement has pushed us towards public perception, public relations, instead of public safety. we have to kind of draw the line in the sand. this is not working. people are dying while we are arguing about whether pulley should do this or that or the other thing. it is really simple. we should be enforcing the law. that is why it is called law enforcement. >> it is so sad and tragic. this overwhelmingly, sadly, affects the minority community.

>> in chicago, about 85% of the victims of violent crime are african-american. think about how we are disproportionately enforcing standards against minority communities. where that crime is happening, it is minorities, black on black crime. hispanic on hispanic crime. you know, we do not have a choice. we do not do enforcement based on democratic data. we do it based on crime traits. if you look at the most violent neighborhoods in chicago, those are communities north of 90% african-american. it is the victims that we need to start to focus on. not the offenders who their demographics, actually, irrelevant when it comes to crime. when it comes to other things

like social justice and economic development, all of those things need to happen, but in the short-term, none of those things can happen if we don't first provide for the public safety. >> let me just finally show you the tale of two cities. chicago's crime statistics compared to new york. up 50 something percent. everything is out. motor vehicle theft 143%. let's look at last month in new york. crime is down in new york city. burglary down. in new york, eric adams former police officer seems to be getting it. some democratic legislators are actually increasing penalties. first year felony from one year now to democratic legislators increasing it to four years. you think they are finally getting the message and can that message get through to go after the criminals? punish the lawmakers and not give them a break.

>> first of all, as you know, i came out of new york city. i was there at that great turnaround. proud to report that i had a little bit of influence. at the end of the day we do think crime is not just about the police. if the prosecutors do not put them away, they are not laws on the books to put them away, if no one is held accountable for crime, we are holding the police accountable for everything. a breakup of the family unit, social justice and so on and so forth. we have to take a deep breath. come up with the system. everybody has the same focus. we have to do it constitutionally. we have to do it fairly. when they violate policy they need to be disciplined or trained. we don't throw out the baby and say we will stop doing law enforcement because this is what happens.

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mother nature being unpredictable and causing predicaments in southern california. residents they are still struggling to dig out from historic snowfall and more snow is in the forecast with winter storm warnings or the sierra nevada mountains. meteorologist live in the weather center with forecasts. boy are you busy. >> people across northern california busy. round after round after round. is it just a stream of moisture across the entire region? weather alerts in place across the entire area. they have seen so much snowfall. this is a future track. this is what is still to come. the moisture lifting up the coast of the mountains. suddenly turning into snow. a whole lot of areas where you will see more and more snow over the couple of years.

you are talking about additional feet of snow on the way. in march cold snap as well. looking for temperatures over the next several days. cold air settling down in here with all that moisture. winter weather across the west has been really tough this year. >> it is sad for the people who are dealing with this are having trouble dealing with this. the rest being stuck inside walls of snow blocking the roads, et cetera. thank you for being on top of it as you always are. >> it's been difficult in california. the amount of snow we have seen there in the midwest. while. back at 4:00 p.m. eastern.en we wilsul have more news. thank you for trusting us on the fox news channel

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