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fronts. first, dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas becomes the first cabinet member to be impeached in 150 years. a congressional race in new york was just called moments ago and illegal immigration appeared to be topic one. or was it? and the surge of migrants continues to inundate sanctuary cities across the country and tonight parents are fighting for schools that simply cannot accommodate the sky rocketing number of migrant children. bill melugin is live with a rundown on the breaking news. bill, good evening. >> reporter: trace good evening to you. as this migrant crisis continues to just overrun sanctuary cities around the country, chicago public school says almost 6,000 new migrant students have enrolled in their district since the start of the new year. preliminary data analyzed by chalk feed indicates that almost 7000 more students have been identified as english language learners since the endr end of september. this number can include both newly arrived my grant students

as well as students already living in chicago. in the meantime residents in lakewood colorado packed into a city council meeting voicing their concerns about lip helping sanctuary city denver with its ongrowing migrant crisis. they worry about crime, taxings going towards migrants and hospitals and other infrastructure being overwhelmed. >> you're going to incentivize something that you're not going to be able to deal with long term. the citizens of lakewood are drawing and you're all talking about adding more water. >> everybody's taxes are going to end up going up and the crime is going to become incredible just like new york city. >> reporter: city officials say as of right now, there are no plans to house migrants in lakewood, but some of them and to throw a little bit of cold water on residents' concerns. >> and the idea that, because we are afraid of somebody that we feel is other than us will benefit from a resource means that none of us should get it

either doesn't quite make sense to me. >> reporter: and in nearby sanctuary city denver, its public schools are also feeling pressure from the migrant crisis. the city of denver has now warned every city department has to get ready for potential budget cuts to pay for these migrant arrivals. the joys of being a sank water cities trace. >> trace: lots of families pushing back. chicago resident and,cata truss. you heard what's going on in denver first i want to talk about chicago because we know chicago is just as bad. this iss from smith, an independent democrat i want to put in on the screen she said the following here, the immigration crisis going to flip the state of illinois purple. it is a biden thing it's a pritzker thing it's a brandon johnson thing. they wanted sanctuary cities. it's not about greg abbott it's not his fault because he didn't ask for it, we asked for it. you said this cata a couple

weeks ago to us, you asked for this. they asked for this sanctuary status they got it and now they can't handle it. >> and that's exactly right. and, you know, we're going to experience some of the same problems that denver's experiencing now with chicago public schools because we are seeing an influx in migrant students. we have almost 6,000 to date. and keep in mind that we closed over 50 schools some years ago. so we don't necessarily have the space, we don't have the staff and the funding is not there. and so when you talk about more money having to be spent to accommodate our new-comers and people that have already been here who have had needs again chicago public schools in the ener city where most of the migrants have been housed, are school districts that have already been suffering from things that they needed that

they didn't have. and so now we're going to compound that. and as i've said here before, biden is to blame. i think that there's something that needs to be done. i think that there is truly a crisis at the border. namely there is no protection at the border. there is no one to stop people from coming in who are not supposed to be here. and you know, we throw around the term "migrant". they're not migrants, they are here illegally. and i think that we have to be upfront when we call these people what they are. they are here illegally and, you know, we're doing the very best we can to accommodate them but i think that it's ludicrous that our elected officials all across this country are still refusing to listen to the voice of the

people. whether it's denver, new york, chicago, we're all saying the same things. we're all saying stop this. at least until we have a handle on it. until we can get everyone that is not housed housed. until we can accommodate all of the students that are going to be coming into chicago and that are going to be school. >> trace: yeah. >> we can stop this. we could stop this. >> trace: we could stop this. the president could stop this tomorrow cata but he chooses not to. he's pointing the financing at congress, congress is pointing the finger back at the president. it's going to be a long road to get this thing stopped. cata truss great to have you on as always, thank you. now from the personal, let's get to the political. let's bring in texas lieutenant governor dan patrick, lieutenant governor great to have you on. i want to get now quickly if we can to the impeachment in the house, first in 150 years for a cabinet member of alejandro mayorkas, the dhs secretary. president biden said this on

that, quoting here, history will not look kindly on house republicans for their blatant act of unconstitutional partisanship that has targeted an honorable public servant in order to play petty political games. what's your response to the petty political games quote? >> you know, and i say this sincerely, trace. he has a memory problem, the president, we all know. he must have a hearing problem. either that or he just doesn't listen to what your previous guest just said all over this country and we've been doing this for decades here in texas being overrun by illegal immigrants. when she said our elected officials, it's the democrats led by the president who's causing this problem, trace. and this mayorkas impeachment, yes, been since 18 76 i believe, but it should have happened before. and the democrats should be joining -- they should have joined in the vote in the house, they should support it in the senate. and, look, trace, this election

in novice about picking a side. >> trace: yeah. >> it's not even about an r or d anymore trace do you want a securer country, neighborhood, do you want a secure border and biden and the democrats don't want it. >> trace: it's crazy that's the whole thing, but it appears, what's fascinating about the whole dough bait and this battle down on the border is the razor wire being used along the mexican border in texas, appears to be working because the flow coming across texas is lower but, boy, arizona and california is going up every single day lieutenant governor, and people in arizona and california are getting frustrated as well. >> well, trace, i think i was on with you right after that friday when we thought the border patrol might come down and cut the wire and i said at the time, we had cut -- think about this, trace. we cut the people coming into shelby park when the border patrol had it from three to four thousand a day to less than ten a day. that's like the greatest success

story ever and we said we're going to put up the wire everywhere if they cut it we'll repair it and i said, look, no harm meant to arizona, new mexico and california but if we can move them all from texas to there then we're successful. i have to take care of 30 million texans and let arizona, new mexico and california do that. look, trace, joe biden is turning this country into a third world country. >> trace: yep. >> look at the attacks in time's square, look at what's happening in chicago, denver, all these cities, and the democrats need to turn out to vote in november for donald trump and say we're sending a message to our city councilmen and mayors and democrats in congress we're fed up we don't want these in our communities peck a side. >> trace: i have to go but my favorite part of the whole border bill that did not pass was the fact they had a clause in there when it gets to i have fa,000 people 5,000 migrants that cross a day then we're going to shut down the border.

and i'm thinking you can shut it down at 5,000 but you can't shut it down at one or two thousand? it's interesting. you can't shut it down at one but you can shut it down at five thousand i would just like to know the process is all. >> absolutely right trace. >> trace: appreciate your time on this. thank you so much. >> yes, sir. >> trace: meantime the white house keeps saying president biden is in top physical and mental health but the pictures are telling a much different story and sparking new concerns about his fitness to serve. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in dc with the latest evidence order this. kevin good evening. >> reporter: evening trace in a week where questions about mr. biden's mental acuity have been both whispered and shouted today's image of the president noticeably shuffling around behind the podium as the king of jordan gave his speech at the white house seemingly unsure where he should be standing was for many a wince inducing reminder that he's 81 years old to say nothing of calling into question his fitness to serve in the highest office in the land. not surprisingly the white house insists he's fine, sharp as

ever. a message echoed by key democrats on capitol hill including the minority leader chuck schumer. but coupled with several gaffes, including ones which saw the president claim to have conversations with long-since deceased leaders of france and germany and mistaking the president of egypt with the leader of mexico, well, you guessed it, now more leaders are coming forward urging congressional lawmakers to act including the letter from the ag of west virginia patrick morrissey. in fact he wrote the vice-president herself, kamala harris, a letter which read, in part, i'm urging you, i'm writing, that is, to urge you to invoke your powers under section four of the 25th amendment and declare that president biden is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. of course, the backdrop for all of this is that scathing special counsel report by robert her which suggested biden wouldn't be charged with mishandling classified documents because he had come across to a jury as a sympathetic figure an elderly man with a failing memory.

about which a majority of americans apparently grow he that mr. biden received special treatment in that special counsel report, 53% including 29% of democrats. trace. >> trace: we're going to talk about that as well kevin thank you. let's bring in steam boat institute blankly fellow kaylee mcghee white and mike davis. great to have you both on. i want to put up this video because this is the video everyone was watching today concerning the president. the headline in the new york post reads the following, confused biden looks lost as he wanders behind podium, stairs at the floor as jordan's king speaks. kaylee the white house says he's never been sharper. the video, if we had it keeps kind of showing not really true. >> right. and, you know, the white house could easily clear this up by having biden sit down and take a cognitive test and yet the white house came out this week and said that biden would be doing

no such thing making him the first president to refuse to take such an exam. so at this point it's fair to argue that biden's free fall is not going to be stopped. this issue is not going away. because what special counsel's robert herr's report did is put not writing what many in the democratic establishment have already known but didn't want to say out loud that biden is not fit to serve out the rest of this career let alone another four years. but now it's out in the open. they cannot put these concerns back in the box where they've kept them so the question is, what do they do now? >> trace: yeah, that's the question, what do you do now and i want to put this up because an attorney general in west virginia a idea, mike, i'm going to get your take on this but first the abc news ipsos poll showing you, not this, the abc poll where it says 86%, is it 86% people say that he is not going to make it, too old to serve another term. now if you can put the west virginia attorney general patrick mores situate letter, i am writing to urge you, talking

to kamala harris, to invoke your powers under section four of the 25th amendment and declare that president biden is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. mike davis, some are asking, maybe at least get the ball rolling on the 25th. what are your thoughts on this? >> i mean, this is a pretty bad place that president biden is in, that he was found by his own special counsel essentially to have committed espionage in his handling of classified records, yet they don't want to charge him or recommend charges for him because apparently he's, you know, he's not mentally fit to stand trial. well, if you're not mentally fit to stand trial, how the heck can you serve as the commander in chief? how can you be the guy who would order nukes in a war? >> trace: yeah. it's a fair assessment. here's biden telling israel today that enough is enough. watch this, kaylee. >> too many, too many of the over 27,000 palestinians killed

in this conflict have been innocent civilians and children including thousands of children. >> trace: yeah. kaylee it just seems to me like all of a sudden you've got these votes, the left kind of pushing against israel and now the president is slowly kind of jumping onboard. >> right. this is another calculated political move. it also comes a week after several michigan democrats came out and said they were rallying primary voters to write in any candidate but joe biden in the democratic primary in michigan, which is a key battle ground swing statement so biden knows that his chances of being reelected are at risk in large part because of his continued support for israel. so he's now doing what many of us feared he'd do and he's leaving israel out to dry. >> trace: kaylee, mike, thank you both. i appreciate your time. now to the hotly contested senate race here in california with more than two dozen candidates on the ballot for the late dianne feinstein senate

seat the man running in second former baseball great steve garvey is live on set but first to marianne rafferty live with the highlights from last night's fiery debate among the top candidates. maryanne good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. the question of president biden's mental fitness is being felt until several key down-ballot races including right here in california where even one democrat looking to succeed the late senator dianne feinstein appeared open to the idea of age limits. listen. >> i do think generally that age limits are a conversation for all elected officials, that we ought to be having. you're absolutely right. californians are wondering about this and i think that's a conversation we ought to be open. >> and for many californians the issue of crime is one of their top concerns, congressman adam ship acknowledges the state has a crime problem as progressive criminal justice reformser to blame and called for believing shift from when he ran for senate in 1996 on a tough on crime platform and then supported the death penalty for

cop killers. >> we have to use all of these tools i think to go after those that are committing these smash grab robberies, but i think what we're seeing is not a result of the ballot proposition, the data just doesn't show that. >> shift referring there to prop 47 a voter passed measure that has offenses under $950 to misdemeanors but asked if that went to far other democrats said the tough on crime policies of the 90s were racist. barbara lee was putt on defense over her $50 an hour minimum wage plan. lee says it makes sense for california and urged her challengers to, quote, do the math. california is a ranked choice voting state with the top two primary finishers going on to the general election and a recent usc poll showing the top candidate is adam schiff but republican steve garvey locked in a first close for jacked 50 bucks an hour would hurt a lot of businesses. maryanne, thank you.

♪ >> the fox news. a night common sense department couldn't help but notice today's lead story in the los angeles timings saying 50% of u.s. adults believe california is in decline. among republicans, the number is an astounding 76%. of course, the la times is placing part of the blame on fox news for helping drive negative views on things like safety. so having the country's most liberal district attorneys who refuse to punish all property crimes, and most violent crimes, is not the main reason people don't feel safe in california. no, no, no. it's not george gascon, it's sean hannity. just so common sense is clear, is neil cavuto behind the country having the highest taxes, housing prices, gas prices, any prices? maybe california should do a little self-analyzing and acknowledge that it has the greatest natural beauty and resources of any place on the planet but could not govern itself out of a wet paper bag.

how is it that every year, california's homeless population goes up and the overall population goes down? the only thing declining faster than the population are the test scores. remember, that ronald reagan was looking over santa barbara at the specific ocean when he con injured morning in america. common sense thinks now the golden state is nearing the deep dark of night. damn you, jesse watters. california republican candidate for senate steve garvey. steve great to have you on, we've been wanting to get ow the show for quite some time. >> by the way you're driving my common sense campaign. trace: good i'm happy to do that. >> i want to thank you. and you have your foot on the gas pedal we have great momentum. >> trace: you do have great momentum. you're running second. you really are. the momentum is picking up for you and your debate last night i was reading some of the revows the revis were good, california keeps voting for democrats, though, steve, and it's kind of baffling to a lot of people. >> because it's a 1-party state. let's face it.

we have only one voice. remember the old days when it was reagan and wilson and they were the browns and there was a discourse, two ideologies that were opposed but they came together and california was never better. we don't have a voice until now. common sense, compassionate, consensus building voice like mine i have 50 years of currency i love the state and the people and it's about people they've been suppressed. wall street and main street are totally different. this state deserves somebody to go back to washington they can be the wind beneath their wings that's me and a year from now i'll be the duly elected u.s. senator but i'll start to build consensus. what i do best is build teams and unite people and people are starting to stand up now, californians who know there can be a better life here. remember when it used to be the heartbeat of america? >> i do. i do, yes. >> and it's not but it can be if we get a voice back like mine willing to unite the people. >> trace: at the debate last

night adam schiff talk about building things you were in favor of building that draconian wall. >> i don't agree with draconian solutions i don't agree with mr. garvey promoting donald trump's border wall. that doesn't work, it's ineffective. you can cut through that wall. but more than that, this isn't the right answer. >> trace: what's your response to that, steve? >> well, i'm the candidate that's been to the wall. >> trace: right. >> i've seen what can happen. i've seen where it hasn't been finished by people in the tens and hundreds are coming across raising their hands. the u.s. border patrol god bless them are doing a great job but they're not administrators they have to do their job and what we have to do is finish what we start and find out what's worked in the past, go back three years, where only a thousand illegal immigrants were coming across and look's what happened now. >> trace: steve i have 30 seconds left. it's fascinating, i talked to people who have no idea that

adam schiff was cran insured in congress and the other party called him a liar people don't realize that it's not being covered. >> he mistook kindness for weakness when i looked at hit in the first debate and said that and once he got on and paused and said sir you lied to 300 million americans and you can't take that back. >> trace: steve garvey great to have you on. >> thank you sir. >> trace: coming up breaking news and pictures several people were injured after a car crash into an emergency room in texas and new dash cam video shows the harrowing moment a jet crashed into a florida interstate. later did you catch actor mark wahlberg super bowl commercial? why the new prayer app hollow is breaking records. and later sly stallone is ready to pass the baton he thinks the next rambo should be ryan gosling. tell us who you think next. ♪ with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. serious allergic reactions may occur.

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>> trace: breaking news coming into fox news at night, multiple people injured after a car crashed into a hospital emergency room. these are the picture we just got in. you can see people inside the hospital kind of wondering what in the world just happened. those are the pictures outside. bill melugin is live with what we know right now about what happened in that hospital. bill. >> reporter: yeah, pretty crazy situation here trace. as you just mentioned we're just getting our first images this is austin texas. take a look at the images breaking news in austin where this car crashed into a hospital emergency room this was a the scene after a today blowout into that room at the austin travis county emergency medical services. the driver of the sedan is confirmed to be dead. at least five others are injured. authorities are saying, as of right now, it does not appear to be an intentional act. that's all we have on it right now we'll of course keep our viewers apprised. har org dash cam video shows the

moments pilots tried to land a plane on an interstate in florida, resulted in a fiery crash that tragically killed both of the pilots. these were some of their last transmissions. >> counter hot potato 823, lost both engines emergency, making an emergency landing. >> emergency clear to land on two three. >> we're clear to land but not making the runway we lost both engines. >> reporter: somehow three others on board did manage to escape the flaming inferno one crew member along with two passengers from ohio. the plane was just a few miles away from naples airport when it ended up going down and federal authorities including the ntsb are still investigating this crash right now trying to work and find out what caused that plane to lose both of is engines but trace sad to see those pilots did everything they could to try to land it on the freeway and both passed away. >> trace: awful. you only have so much air space and that's the predicament. i want to go back stand by if you can i want to go back can we

get the video from hospital i noticed as the video coming in you could car hear the car still going, sounded like the wheels were still going on, as an indicator the car came in and you can hear kind of the scratching of the tires the engine kept going. is that a fair assessment of what was going on there. >> reporter: certainly is a possibility because you can see what appears to be white smoke or steam coming up and if it is revving the engine or the tires pressed up against something spinning perhaps friction being caused we don't know but that does look like it's a pretty fresh source of smoke or steam and we do hear the sound of that engine and people you can kind of see the beginning of the clip are running away from it. >> trace: yeah. and it appears, we don't know but this could have been a medical emergency on behalf of the driver we're unclear what happened. >> reporter: yeah, only the driver is confirmed to be dead right now. we don't know if the driver died as a result of the crash or potentially before it. that's the only thing authorities are confirming other than five injuries from people inside. >> trace: we'll get back to you as the news warrants. the race to exceed the seat

from george santos swag are wasy is said to win. he likely benefited from thousands more democrats turning out during nine days of early voting in this race. the results make the gop's hold on control of the house of representatives just a little more tenuous tonight. nine inches of snow so turnout was not as high i can imagine as republicans were hoping. >> meantime, first up in tonight's real news roundup, the virginia state senate passed a bill that would allow some chirp of illegal immigrants to become police officers. legislation applies to daca recipients or children of non-citizens that came to the u.s. before the aiming of 16. opponents of the bill say only u.s. citizens should be allowed to detain and arrest people. the bill now depose to the virginia house of delegates

>> well, tide pods and other laundry detergent packs are the latest target of new york lawmakers trying to advance a green agenda. the bill has been dubbed pods and plastic and would make it illegal to sell products made with polyvinyl alcohol believed to pollute waterways and enter filtration systems. fines for selling the product would start around $400. >> we thank you for this time to come together as a family, as friends, and as a country. help us, lord, especially this lent, to grow closer to you. amen. >> join us in prayer this lent on halo. stay sprayed up. >> trace: the halo prayer app is booming following the 30 second slot that aired during the super bowl where actor mark wahlberg prayed and encouraged viewers to download the app. ceo jones told fox news digital it was the most downloads in a single minute the company has ever seen.

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♪ >> trace: a decade after abandoning algebra san francisco school board could vote on whether or not to bring back the math course for eighth graders. kevin corke is live with a closer look at what's driving this new effort. sdmooeven trace, this is a very interesting story low math scores and pressure are prompting the board to make a change in san francisco. so here's how this will likely all play out. if the school board votes yes, then as soon as this coming fall, all eighth graders in san francisco public schools will, yes, finally be able to take algebra in some form again. and, under the district's plan, the goal is to offer eighth grade algebra for all schools in san francisco by 2026. now, the district is also recommending overhauling its

middle school math curriculum and suggesting they should add more minutes of math instruction and add more math tutoring and even add additional math teachers. you think? it is clearly a sweeping departure from what critics called a woke experiment about a decade ago in which the district decided to eliminate algebra from middle schools in an effort that some of called detracking math. now, here's the rub and i think this is also instructive. stim educators have complained that delaying algebra until ninth grade basically forces a compression of five years worth of math into four and the results they say, trace, speak for themselves. >> trace: indeed they do, kevin corke in dc kevin thank you. let's bring in attorney julie hamill from the alliance of parents, prager you xaviaer durousseau along with tv personality and activist ms. universe judge emily austinment thank you all for coming on. so they cancelled al i can't bra

back if 2014 in hopes of lowering the um in of black and hispanic students who failed instead it dropped the test scores across the board julie no surprise there because when you stop teaching something, when you lower standards, it's just hard to get performance levels up. >> right. and our state has said out loud and in writing, with the california math framework, that the goal is equity and equity is a race to the bottom. and so what it did is when they took away algebra from the kids in eighth grade they set up a 2-tear system where people like gavin newsom hello governor, who can send his kids to private school and can afford private math tutors those kids can advance in high school but the other kids who can't afford a private fewer or private school are going to be essentially math i will let rate by the time they graduate high school if they do graduate. >> trace: xaviaer the problem is first it really did stop kids from failing. yeah because they weren't taking algebra so they didn't fail you can't fail something you couldent take. and then they realized it

screwed up the test scores. >> we have to pretend to be the shocked, no standards in place there. the left loves to talk about narrowing the achievement gap. when you say that, what you really mean is taking away opportunities from those who are actually working to be a top student. when i was in eighth grade, i was one of three black guys in my graduating class and i was one of the poorest overall but what's important is i worked hard to be a top student so i was able to take an advanced math course which led me to be able to take ap courses earlier in high school and become the first black valedictorian in my high school's history, narrowing the achievement gap isn't helping under privileged kids what you're telling them is to rise to lower expectations and that's impossible. >> trace: they need to be challenged that's proven again and again. in denver the migrant crisis hitting denver schools really hard. news night in denver says the following, teachers in denver schools say migrant influx leaving staff stretched thin, goes on to say denver public schools, emily austin say

they're now averaging 200 new country students, new two country students each week. they simply don't have the resources to handle these kids and so they have to drop the teaching levels for every kid. >> the problem is that rather than get to the root of the problem our education system would put on a weak band aid to temporarily fix the issue actually damaging the students. denver's only one city right now being affected educately by the migrant issue but look at right here sitting in manhattan. the main issue is stating the obvious. when you have an influx of students, the teachers have less attention to distribute amongst all of the students which was already an issue because before the migrant crisis american students were already suffering. now we've reached a decade low of math scores and reading scores. and now another problem, speaking of literacy, is a lot of the migrants do not speak english rather than trying to teach them english they're

trying to put another banned age which is let is teach them in their native language. they don't have a budget to hire translators and rather than teach them ng lesch to surf in our society they're putting them in this bubble to isolate them even further. this is another example of putting a badge on the bigger issue instead of getting to the root of the problem. why are we allowing migrant students to hurt the existing american students which goes against the american first agenda. >> trace: question has been asked again and again. my favorite story is at princeton on campus, the campus newspaper, there are more -- i want to put these numbers up there because you look here, this is the daily prince toneian, their campus up in and it says, those who are slightly right or very right, under four percent, but those who are asexual are 3%. so you are more apt to run into somebody who's asexual on the princetonian app than someone conservative. 77% of the staff is liberal, julie, it's unbelievable and you wonder why colleges are churning out these journalists who go in

and they just don't look at both sides, they're looking at one side and one side only. >> well, i thought that the personal of asexuals was higher and i was going to say maybe that's a good thing because to have offspring, to reproduce it requires you to have sex but i'm not surprised by those take us the particulars at all. >> trace: really is, xaviaer, it's weird because you think, is it just because that's the makeup of the school? kind of seems like that that's probably the makeup of the college itself. >> it's difficult to navigate that question because part of me feels like there had had to be a conscious effort to seek out this many radically liberal people but at the same time if you look at college campuses today, back when i was in college not that long ago when you introduced yourself here's my name, my major my frat or sorority. now it's here's my gender identity of the week that's the first thing i need you to know about me. >> trace: that's what i don't get emily austin finally to you, how do they know all this and who cares, why can't we go in and say listen this is what

we're going to teach, we're going to teach you unbiased journalism. >> professors would rather dwell and obsess over gender identities on campus rather than addressing academia literacy and mathematicsment being journalism major myself my professor forced us to write paper about lia thomas being athlete of the month when she's a man participating in 'em with is sports and if you didn't comply you would suffer. so once you do this that benefits nobody the students start to question their identity even though it wasn't an issue before that. why? because they're just putting up a facade of the real issue and putting gender identity to cover all of the suffering students all over the country. it's just a great act and a great political agenda. >> trace: emily, xaviaer, julie thank you all. >> thank you. >> trace: we want to go back to you are breaking news tracking this coming out of austin texas where i a car crashed into a hospital in the emergency room. you can see the car and hear it in the background, the wleels

still spinning the car is actually inside the emergency room. the driver was present nounsed dead at the scene. this is in travis county, the emergency medical center but the car was still going. we do not know if this was a medical issue the driver had but five people inside the emergency room were also injured in this and we're now hearing reports that one of those injured, we don't know the severity, was a young child. we will keep you posted as we get new images and get new information about this hospital crash in austin texas. coming up, rambo is known for hand to hand combat and the ability to survive in the wilderness. do those characteristics bring to mind, you know, like ken on the barbie show, ryan gosling? well, sly stallone seems to think that he is the best next rambo. right? he was in la la land, wasn't he? he was in la la land. great actor but he was in la la land, he was in, you know, the notebook. he's great but rambo? what do you think? there's still time to weigh if

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moifshths julie hamill and xaviaer durousseau. tonight's topic nothing is over. in a recent sylvester stallone video he said he would want ryan gosling to be the next ram go. can you see it? watch. >> i thought you might stay over tonight. >> why. >> because we are he a boyfriend girlfriend. >> and do what? >> i'm actually not sure. >> i don't think anyone cares what i play. >> will you go out with me. >> no? >> okay, fine, i'll go out with you. >> don't do me any favors. >> trace: do you think ryan g gosling would make a good rambo or do you have someone else in mind. xaviaer durousseau who's your rambo. >> i think ryan gosling has earned the right to be rambo after doing the ken role so well he is kenough to be rambo. >> i'm going with bill melugin. the documentary on the border.

>> the sad thing is nobody will agree with her. >> trace: kevin corke, who's your rambo. >> you know, i live ryan gosling, i'm still mad he didn't win an oscar for la la land so there but if i had to pick somebody else, who's the bald guy in the marvel series who has the great laugh? >> trace: i don't know. maybe one of our team has it or one of our audience members. >> he's awesome i would pick him. >> trace: before we get to maryanne the poll should ryan gosling be the next rambo a big heavy no on that. maryanne who is your rambo. >> if it's not bill i'm going with the guy who plays spencer dutton on 1923, oh, yeah, helps name's brandon, i'm probably pro nounsing it wrong. >> trace: think any one of those hemsworth guys. those guys. >> dame bautista was the by i was thinking. >> trace: very good. max gorden says i think gosling

would crush it his pryor rolls prove he would be more than kenough to play an action hero. >> jason momoa. heather bland, girard butler somebody rugged no more pretty boys. then we have jason state um he definitely hats the rambo vibe. susan says trace gallagher. there's one for tg! one more melugin and the role goes to tg because my show. thank you all for watching america's late news fox news at night. i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, we'll see you right back here tomorrow tonight. have a good night.

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