noaa straight to a fox news alert. in central is wrote, they were landing at a hospital for evaluation. israeli soldiers who spent 477 days in hamas captivity reunited with their families. >> palestinian prisoners just released as part of a cease-fire deal. >> reporter: good morning. karina and daniela landed in a hospital to be evaluated by a team of doctors and psychologists and they will see more of their family members and friends likely to come to the medical facility. this has been a day of

anticipation, people celebrating as people watch the release of a woman from hamas captivity. this started in gaza city at palestine square, they paraded these women across. the hostages appeared to be in good condition taken to a reunification point, they saw their parents and flown to these hospitals in central israel. this is been a moment 477 days in the macon. they were taken on the morning of october 7th, many of their fellow soldiers were killed. we understand 54 soldiers lost their lives trying to defend southern israel on that david seeing these images of the soldiers reuniting with their families it is so heartwarming

because they were not sure for so long if they were dead or alive. the israelis say hamas is not holding up to their end of the bargain as it relates to phase 1 of this deal. there is supposed to be a female civilian among the group today that was not released. islamic jihad, the group inside gaza believed to be holding her says that she is alive and will be released next week but the israelis looking to put pressure on hamas to ensure they hold their end of the deal. they say they won't allow palestinian civilians to cross from southern to northern gaza. a key line item in the cease-fire agreement until the other israeli civilian is released. that is a long list, dozens of hostages expected to be released in the weeks ahead and if it moves forward as anticipated we will see another hostage release exchange for palestinian prisoners this weekend.

>> civilized people are watching a larger pr game. on the ground, is it possible to determine who is winning this pr war? >> reporter: absolutely. hamas wants to send a few messages, one, that they can still be in control of gaza. part of the reason they are playing these propaganda games by releasing the hostages on a stage to the red cross making them climb onto the stage and sign a document that they released them. giving hostages lanyards that have their photo and information on the lanyard and gift bag when they leave gaza. this is all propaganda and it is meant to send a message to international bodies will be part of the decision-making process in the future that they are in control of gaza and still have popular support and the imagery from gaza city

today was significant, palestine square is a place that in the past hamas has held a number of military parades, their main military wing and today we saw similar images to before october 7th of gunmen in the backs of white pickup trucks parading through the streets and getting out and building a court order to ensure these hostages will be transferred as civilians watched and cheered. as we look forward this is not just for gaza but also the west bank because we know there are thousands of hamas islamic jihad fighters there in public minion polls say hamas still maintains popular support in the west bank at 645 minute from where we are standing right now in cities deeper into the west bank and places like janine, annapolis, this week the israelis launched a new operation into janine to read different hamas islamic jihad cells there but it's another indication that all of this is

connected. there may be a cease-fire inside gaza but hamas wants to use this opportunity to continue the information war against israel and show the palestinian people they maintain control of the situation inside the strip. rachel: their audience is international bodies, other countries. looks like hamas needs to go back to pr school, that scene of the women being paraded on that stage was horrifying. thanks for this report. incredible. thank you. will: pete hegseth will get sworn in this morning as the next secretary of defense. i don't think the vote should have been that close which all the republicans should have voted and nobody is going to remember that if pete hegseth lives up to the promises he made and i am sure he will. i'm glad to see him confirmed. i'm excited for the country and we've got to get our recruitment numbers up, have

the biggest, baddest fighting force we possibly can. pete hegseth in a couple hours is going to be the next secretary of defense. rachel: only the second time in us history that a vice president had to break the tie to get someone over the line and they did it with pete hegseth. here is vice president jd vance talking about that. >> any senators in the chamber wish to vote or change a vote? if not, on this vote, that yeas are 50 in the names are 50. the senate been equally divided the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed. >> they shouldn't have been any republican defectors but there were and what we wound up with was a pretty dramatic evening

as the vote began. pete and his family came to the capital which is not very common thing. i cannot remember a time i have seen a confirmation vote on the senate floor where you had the nominee and his family in the building and when it got locked at 50/50 we had to wait for jay dee vance to get into the capital and assume his position as president of the senate. rachel: he thought he was done but he wasn't. donald trump says it doesn't matter how he got over the line, it happened, that is a win. watch. >> i think pete is going to be a great secretary of defense, pete hegseth. and we are honored to have. >> i didn't even know that. i just heard that we won. winning is what matters. >> pete went on x and posted

thank you for your confidence and the tiebreaker, mister vice president, thank you, senators for 50 votes. this is for the troops, for the warriors, for our country. america first every day. we will never back down. >> they brought out all the things they could throw at pete and he persevered, donald trump persevered and it reminded a lot of us of the brett kavanaugh hearings where democrats were making up stuff. everything was anonymously sourced. some of it provably false, what i love about it is brett kavanaugh has proved himself, you might not agree with everything he does on the court but proved himself to be a very fine justice of the supreme court and it is punctuation on how ridiculous democrats are when they make up these stories and literally willing to launch any accusation and pete is going to do that as well when the rest of the country learns.

>> if republicans didn't win the race in pennsylvania, montana. people like dave mccormick make all the difference in the world. rachel: we've seen this before. glad you brought up brett kavanaugh and it paid off for donald trump to stick by brett kavanaugh, and pete hegseth and pete hegseth had seen this before and he was going to persevere, not let them bully him out of this. he knew he could contribute by increasing recruitment and bringing the department back to its core mission and he stuck in, his family stuck by him at it paid off and it paid off last night. meanwhile another group that stuck by donald trump and it paid off for them was the pro-life movement, lots of wins for the pro-life movement, releasing of activists who were

wrongly persecuted and imprisoned and also look at this, jay d vance, his first public event, he chose to do at the march for life, that's quite a statement. here he is at the march yesterday. >> a culture of radical individualism took root, one where the responsibilities and joys of family life were seen as obstacles to overcome, not as personal fulfillment or personal blessings. i want more happy children in our country and i want beautiful young men and women who are eager to welcome them into the world and eager to raise them and it is the task of our government to make it easier for young moms and dads to afford to have kids, to bring them into the world and welcome them as the blessings that we know they are, that the benchmark of national success is not our gdp number or our

stock market but whether people feel they can raise thriving and healthy families in our country. you make it possible for us to stand here and say that america is fundamentally a pro baby, pro-life and pro-family country. rachel: this is like music to my ears, this is not, these are not talking points, this is deep felt and this is deep, this is talking about the cultural what ails us culturally, this radical individualism, this idea that we are not looking to value families, he is saying make more babies, this is a pro baby party. this is like so different from anything we've seen, you brought up donald trump actually went in person in 2016 and then -- >> making trump the first president.

rachel: the other presidents want to the pro-life vote and social conservatives but they gave some video address from their office, donald trump went in person, jd vance, this is from the heart. >> look at his life story growing up in abject poverty with all the problems that he faced and is such a great messenger. >> a picture of him holding the sign and doing his thing but you talked to some people there. rachel: i did. watch. >> human life is valuable and that goes beyond the babies in the womb a. every life is valuable, that should be the priority of everybody's list and those morals should be sold within un come from the heart. in order to live in a truly progressive society built on a foundation of human rights it has to start with our common human right to life before anything else. every human life deserves the right to life and i'm here for

every pre-born child and woman in this world and every person deserves a right to life. >> not just a woman's issue but a man's issue as well. take responsibly for our actions and that includes standing for life. >> this is what we are here to do, this generation will see a end to abortion, we will make sure, we are growing larger. >> important that women who find themselves in unplanned pregnancies have real choices, they don't have to choose abortion, women deserve better than abortion, the pre-born baby matters from the moment of conception. >> it was incredible. i met so many amazing pro-life activists. interviewed a woman who started crying because she said i am marching here for the baby that i aborted so long ago and i am here in her memory and here to remind women to not make a decision in panic that you will regret for the rest of your life. i also met so many young people who said i'm here because i lost a sibling. with the normalization of abortion we are hearing more

parents telling their kids they had an abortion and these kids are feeling this profound loss for a sibling they no longer have that they don't have in their life and some were marching for them. it was just profound which i met a family, which we had them in the clip because they were amazing, they have an organization called mama bear cares and they help families who get 18 diagnoses, walk through that process and a lot of people think they all end up not making it. many of them do live as you know from rick santorum, his child is still alive and doing well so a lot of misinformation about that but just an amazing day, these people braving the cold weather and doing it for life. i will say i lobbied on camera now that roe versus wade is over i think it would be a good

time to move the march to march. let's march in march when it is a little warmer and we can bring our babies out because it is so frigid cold. i'm registering my cause there to move the march out of roe versus wade since rove versus wade is gone. >> the fact that it is always the coldest day of the year proves the great people are. >> we don't need to do any more, let's get out and enjoy it. i can't tell you how clear it was. it was bitter cold. i think more families more babies would go if it was a little warmer. let's turn now to headlines. >> the surviving suspect of the fatal shooting of a border patrol agent in vermont this week has been arrested. fbi taking a washington state resident into custody yesterday. agents say they observed her and the suspect who was killed in the exchange of gunfire for

weeks before the deadly shooting. that includes on monday when they were spotted in a parking lot to wrap their cell phones, border patrol agent david maeland was shot and killed during a traffic stop not far from the us/canadian border, he was just 44 years old. target announcing it will be scaling back its policies following donald trump's executive order. the retail saying it is part of their strategy to adapt to evolving changes, the company's diversity goals were set to last for three years and will expire this year. the move adds target to ads target to a growing list of companies scaling back there efforts as they face increased scrutiny. the countdown to championship sunday is on. the commanders and eagles releasing clips to pump up fans ahead of tomorrow's nfc title

game. >> we pushed through the pain and pressure for this moment, for this hour. this is where we become the beast. >> this is harder than when dana perino read sports. washington bringing dale earnhardt junior to narrate. >> in every race there's a moment when you ask your self can i keep going? the moment when you are sore, your tank is empty, the finish line feels like a million miles away. it is in these moments champions are made. >> the championship game kicks off at 3 p.m. eastern, coverage begins at one:00 p.m. eastern on fox and those are your headlines. >> there wasn't a whole resounding, come on. >> i gloss over sports.

>> fly eagles fly, fly charlie fly. we've not celebrated you enough because you are coming out of the show coincide with a lot of big news like the president getting inaugurated but we are not done. we reached out to your siblings and they said there is some things that they want to share with you which is his first job. some people never change, this is truly charlie. charlie started a new newspaper with his siblings as a kid. they actually sent -- look at this. the gilmer news and gossip, look at this. look at this. look at this. can you zoom in on this. look at the headline, january 17, 1981.

gets hot start for new year. march 6th, surprise and townies can't can armies. what was that about? >> that was about the carnival coming to down to eddie's parking lot and we did interviews and that, i actually, a lot of people live in the neighborhood who didn't like the carnival being there, including -- very controversial. we had real controversy here. rachel: your sister is amazing for sending this. what do you sense when you are looking at this? just bring you right back? >> it was a lot of fun. will: you are encouraging $0.05? charlie:you were waiting for this to come out. rachel: we have copies of the bills you sent to people.

charlie: my sister elizabeth, circulation. she was a bulldog. she was getting those $0.05 back. this is the most amazing thing. if you ever wondered if he was a real shoe leather journalists. >> one of my favorite stories when a buddy of mine, his cat got run over by a tractor and the headline was cat splat, that that. but i'd know -- here is the one, two boys escape fiery death. this was when a buddy of mine turned down my grand mother's barn and that was a first-person personal, i had to write a personal analysis. rachel: more "fox and friends".

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organizations. executive director for the center for secure, free society, joins us now. great to have you on to talk about this, deportations happening immediately is pure trumpian but i want to talk about this designation of these cartels as terrorist organizations. you have been coming on our show for a long time saying these cartels do not operate the same way as past cartels, talk about that and how this designation impacts that? >> cartels don't even operate like cartels. they operate more like insurgencies and are like soldiers on a battlefield trying to capture territory. basically trying to steal the sovereignty of countries in this case the united states and what we are starting to see is with one signature, donald trump brought counter transnational organized crime

to the highest levels of us national security and is using sound concepts like threat convergence, things that were once only discussed in the halls of the intelligence community are now with executive power and what he's going to do is use that executive power to dismantle these terrorist organizations or crime nexuses. >> not just taking out individuals, there's also a whole network, and banking. correct? >> yes. the financial issuance of national power, post 9/11 environment, the strongest we have in these organizations and by designating the cartels as terrorist organizations those financial instruments and national power are now going to be used against gangs, common organizations, ms 13s and others. >> expect more of this, watch. >> we also engaging in a

continuous scale up operations so expect the tomorrow we will have more removals than today and more the day after that and the day after that particularly as we bring warplanes online and more law enforcement partners across the agency online and activating new and additional authorities. >> or reaction? >> this is just the beginning. the executive order itself says 14 days for the secretary of state to work with other agencies to develop a comprehensive all of government plan and this is the priority the trump administration for the time being, we have to go after these games with all the force of the us government and those gangs are on notice. they are on notice that they will be challenged in the time period of mayhem that is going to come in. >> won't just be good for america.

this is good for the western hemisphere. mexico has turned into a narco state and taking out these cartels which you have rightly said had tara ties included good for the mexican people who suffered under the terrorists and other countries as well under these cartels so it is great to have you. you can catch joseph and i as well this week. we will be digging into this a little deeper. meanwhile gavin newsom greeting trump in los angeles after a weeklong standoff. that conversation after accusations of major mismanagement in california. that is next. etermination and problem solving. we're taking that passion and channeling it through our farm to home bedding bath, and apparel at red land cotton. we grow cotton in the rich red earth of north alabama. and we want our products to be made here in the usa, from the seed in the ground

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charlie: new evacuation orders issued in san diego county as a brush fire burning near the united states/mexico border grows to 6500 acres. right now it is 10% contain. in los angeles, firefighters getting the upper hand on the hughes fire which is 79% contain. there is rain in the forecast for the first time in months which will help firefighters. officials are warning about possible flooding and mudslides. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox news forecast. >> reporter: anytime you have a fire that scarred land can lead to mudslides. these are the main fires we watched, both of those getting good containment and about to get some help. drought has been moving into this area.

that little spin on the satellite picture, the storm moving in, late this evening into tomorrow we see the rain come in and snow which is beneficial because it melts slowly and absorbs into the ground. we see some spots, 2 to 3 inches of rain, a little more in the highest locations. great news for that. one other story, this incredible snowstorm in the south, because of the snow and cold air it has remained cold, that is about to change as morning temperatures, 30 degrees right now in new orleans, 26 in atlanta back into the 50s. look at that, even towards new york city, first time in a week we have been towards freezing. jason:30 in new orleans, yikes. donald trump promising to help california recover from the

devastating wildfires after seeing the damage firsthand. he met with several top officials including governor gavin newsom who welcomed him on the tarmac. >> the governor met us at the plane and we had a good talk, positive talk, and i will give you more than any president would have given you, most presidents wouldn't be here after three days. they would not be here, i can tell you that and we are going to override all of the permitting. charlie:here to discuss is former leader of the state senate, gloria romero. what did you think of the president's comments, he said he would give everything can't just wanted to to see every piece of red tape swiped aside

so people could get back to building their lives again. what did you think of what happened? >> in california, especially in los angeles, very grateful. if you think about it, the president literally as the rainmaker because we expect this rain today but he came with offers of hope, inspiration, the president recognized that the people of california have had it with ineffective bad policies emanating from sacramento and los angeles and the president was very conciliatory, very inspirational and demonstrative of being the people's president. charlie: i want to play a clip of karen bass and donald trump sparring over the response. she wanted to delay it for another week and trump wasn't

having anything to do with that. >> i think you have emergency powers like i do and i am exercising my e-mail emergency powers. you have to exercise the. >> i did exercise them. >> powerful emergency power and you can do everything within 24 hours. >> if individuals want to clear out their property they can. >> everyone standing in front of the house want to go to work and can't do it. >> we wanted to be safe. >> they are safe. they are not safe now. charlie: she said we want people to be safe which is code for you can't go in until we do our testing or what they need to do. can california actually blow past the red tape? >> lesson is when you are a failed elected official do not

try to argue with the president of the united states because you will lose. what we saw was mayor karen bass trying to use the bureaucracy term of being safe which basically means delay and i am glad that the president called her out on it so can it be done, will it be done, only if the president and the federal government under him now insist on some conditions which we in california recognize coming from the mayor, the governor, they know that they are failed politicians trying to elope, this image of now being the recovery experts doing the photo shots et cetera but it is going to take a push from donald trump and i am glad he called her out and said no, waiting for a week, that is not sufficient but it will only

come if donald trump, a czar or whoever, overseeing this crisis will handle it because if you leave it to local officials you get what you heard yesterday. a bunch of no action. charlie: thank you for joining us on "fox and friends," do appreciate it. keeping bias out of ai. trump's executive order, his team is setting the standard for responsible tech. >> some people know they can save hundreds [stadium noise] yeah...oh, yeah. stew virginia? yeah, checking first is smart. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. -hey, what's up? i'm the “w”. -hey. you're in good hands with allstate.

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charlie: donald trump signing it is a border about artificial intelligence free from ideological bias. this is a step in setting the gold standard for advancing the field in a responsible way. teresa payton from george w. bush administration, thank you for joining us. why is this an important executive order? >> finally a bold move on this. this is monumental, donald trump is putting america first and it is about time. to see this issue elevated because we are in a global race here to see it elevated in the first week of his presidency as

a top priority is monumental. we are in a race with the rest of the world and the nation that leads in a i will dominate the global economy and set the gold standard for ethical and innovative tech for generations to come. charlie: what are the pitfalls and executive order like this can address? >> for starters what i would love to see donald trump do next is tell everybody that owes him a plan that they need to accelerate the plan. we are behind. the second thing i would like to see him direct everybody do is focus on transparency of the technology. as he is sitting there, hours and hours live streaming every executive order he is signing explaining it to the american public, to the press what he is signing, that type of sunlight

and transparency in the oval office on those executive orders is what is needed today nai. for most people it is a black box. when you have a black box you don't have transparency into the data and how algorithms are making important decisions. charlie: he scrapped an earlier order by president biden. what was wrong with that order? >> not necessarily that things were wrong with that order but it wasn't serving america the way america needs to be served. it was regulatory burden heavy, so many regulatory burdens on technology, layering on more is the answer. for every new regulation they will get rid of ten, layering,

remodeling your house, when you need to replace the word on the exterior of the house you don't just paint over it because you need to replace the wood. this is fresh would before you put on the paint and that's the best analogy i can use. getting rid of the old executive order that wasn't serving us, putting a new one in, being bold out of the gate is what is needed here. we have needed a tech renaissance in this country and regulations were not serving us or enhancing your and my privacy and security. charlie: thank you for joining us. jason. jason:turning to your headlines. indiana's attorney general filed a lawsuit against the st. joseph county sheriff for refusing to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

>> refusing to notify ice about the release of illegal aliens or honor ice detainers. this decision to not cooperate is giving safe harbor to criminal aliens that need to be removed from our country. >> reporter: this as the trump admin us ration moves to secure the border and deport illegal immigrants. the supreme court is set to decide whether the first publicly funded religious charter school in oklahoma should be allowed to operate. the saint isidore catholic virtual school wants to be allowed to teach faith-based lessons while allowing students to take state-funded online classes. the high court will likely hear arguments in the case sometime

in april. the giant pandas. i love this story. at smithsonian national zoo, becoming instant celebrities in washington dc. this is a live look at the panda cam. they have been living in the closed exhibit since october. they made their debut yesterday. those are your headlines. coming up. in honor of charlie's first full weekend on the couch we are doing a little exposure therapy. our mission, to make him like cats. this is my favorite segment. that is coming up next.

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rachel: this weekend is charlie's first full weekend as "fox and friends" cohost. he was on the couch with us. he is into cat person and when you tell us you don't like something we bring them in for you. charlie: we are going to teach charlie a thing or two about the new york city second chance rescue. great organization cofounded by

lisa blockoh. holds this one. i want you to hold this. charlie: looking at me. she doesn't like me. rachel: i want him to hold that. charlie: cats are duplicitous. very cute but -- lisa:olivia is so calm right now. >> this is not calm. she is squeaking. rachel: why don't you like cats? charlie: i like dogs. they are straightforward. >> these cats, rescued from alabama, two from flushing, queens. and up to date. rachel: what should people know about cats that are wonderful?

>> they are low-maintenance. if you don't have time for a dog you get a cat because they take care of themselves. arthel: what are their names? >> rick is holding muffin. you are holding pete.ivia. that is pete. just named him. this is pete. where is will? will is here. this is orange juice. charlie: explain about the orange cats. >> they are mostly males. >> janice: 15 we have a pet named pumpkin. he was really mean that. make your best case for cats. he's not up in the audience. these cats need homes. >> they are all social. cats are very tranquil, very

cool and i feel you should give one a chance. charlie: i feel like cats are smarter than me and that scares me. >> secondchancesecondchancerescue. org. thanks for joining us. you need to go to homes, everybody. rachel: more still ahead. sean is a little bit -- ♪ rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪

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