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charlie: a jet with a child, her mom and a doctor inside crashed into the ground. rachel: nate foy is live with more. nate, good morning. reporter: hey, guys, good morning. just a tragedy that investigators are working hard to understand this morning, and it's all hands on deck with federal authorities, ntsb and faa leading the investigation, but also with state and local authorities as well with governor josh shapiro coming immediately after the crash and speaking last night. you mentioned six people at least were killed. those were the people on board the medical jet. we'll tell you more about them momentarily. what remains unknown is how many

people were hurt or killed on the ground because this jet came down hard and fast in a crowded area. take a look at the video. the entire flight lasted less than a minute and just struck the ground as if it was a rocket coming out of the sky. it incinerated homes because there was a massive explosion and cars on fire, homes on fire about three to four city blocks according to local fire fighters so they had quite -- just a horrible situation to respond to. we're learning how sad this is and why the plane was flying. take a look at statement from shriner's children's hospital. shriner's children is heart broken to confirm one of our pediatric patients and the child's mother on board the jet air ambulance that crashed this evening. the patient received care from shriner's childrens philadelphia and being transported back to her home country in mexico on a

contracted air ambulance when the crash happened because of patient privacy concerns, we cannot say anymore about the patient and her family at this time. fire fighters confirm they pulled some people out of homes that were on fire. this was just an absolute crisis after the massive explosion that looked like a bomb went off in northeast philadelphia. take a look at flight path here and the plane took off from northeast philadelphia airport. i mentioned the entire flight was under a minute. how close by it went down. and take a look at where it went down. this is near the roosevelt mall and was very bad and could have been even worse because it came down just outside the mall, this is a very populated area, and i mentioned all the row homes in northeast philadelphia that were badly damaged as a result of it as well as people who were just

driving in the area and happened to be affected as well. first responders painting a really grim scene as we're still waiting to actually learn more details about how many people were hurt or killed on the ground or jet. governor shapiro coming here shortly after. here's what he had to say. >> what you're seeing here is a unified response to an awful aviation disaster. as awful as that aviation disaster was, tonight we also saw the best of philly. we saw neighbor helping neighbor. we saw pennsylvaniaens looking out for one another. reporter: take a look at this next video showing an oxygen tank on board the medical jet. it was found a quarter of a mile away from the crash site so that gives you an idea of the power of this explosion and how far

the debris has been found. take a look at next video with a boarded up restaurant and somebody that was eating nearby and a small piece of shrapnell went through the -- shrapnel went through the window and hit that pedestrian while they were eating. that's an example of someone injured and unfortunately i'm sure there'll be several stories of people that were more injured and at this point, you hope for the best. investigators have shutoff the road just to our right. you can see part of the emergency response behind me right now. we are hearing that local officials may give an update today. we don't know exactly what time that might come. there was some talk about 8:00 a.m. news conference. now it appears that is not solidified. so we are continuing to try and learn as much information as we possibly can as investigators

continue to comb the crash site, what's really difficult specifically with this crash is this plane went down so fast and so hard. it was such a large explosion that there's not going to be a whole lot of this plane that remains in tact or even fragments because of the massive inferno that resulted from the blast when it struck the ground. back to you. rachel: nate, the six known fatalities are from the airplane as you said was in a fire ball and exploded. i saw footage on mine of a man coming out of the flames. he looked like he survived. lawler you're seeing, did it hit homes directly? is there a chance we might see no other fatalities and just injuries or based on what you're seeing, just that we don't know yet but there's going to be fatalities on the ground. reporter: we don't know yet and that's obviously something,

rachel, you don't want to proclaim before you know. i can tell you when first responders showed up, they described the scene as really grim and people severely injured and worse. what's unknown is if there's some way that, you know, what that first responder saw was someone on the jet, it's difficult to say at this point. i can tell you that between three and four blocks of row homes were at least fully or partially for a period of time on fire and fire fighters were pulling people out of homes. the good news is that we know that they were successful in many of those efforts and they were able to pull people out. you know, this is a good time for prayers and hopefully the casualty number is smaller than what it looks like it could possibly be seeing that terrifying video.

charlie: nate, obviously this neighborhood is probably accustomed to hearing jets take off from the airport, which is i gather maybe less than a mile away. do you have a sense from talking to people. what was the first that they realized something was amiss. u see these amazing doorbell cameras that this streak diving directly into the ground. were there sounds that sounded different for people or just suddenly an inferno? reporter: i would say probably more the latter, charlie, this happened so fast and the plane was really traveling at a fast speed when it hit the ground, and i'm sure there was a split second of panic when you could hear it coming. people were caught off guard and we mentioned the person who was eating and was struck by a piece of shrapnel, people were just

going about their day and, you know, it's been really, really cold in the northeast. it was a little bit warmer and people were out. this is a city that's getting ready for the eagles to be in the super bowl. it was a friday. people were out and about. this is the last thing you ever expect to happen, even after the plane crash for entirely different reasons, it appears, on wednesday in washington dc. but i don't think there was a whole lot of time, charlie. i think people were caught off guard, and the pilots themselves, you know, had a plane issue and that's something they're looking into right now, investigators are, but things went south really quickly on board that plane and the entire flight was less than a minute. for the people in the plane, the tragedy unfolded really quickly and the people on the ground, i mean, they had no idea it was coming. charlie: nate, putting the plane back together is the first thing

investigators will try to do to see when and where something went wrong. joey: you showed that oxygen tank a quarter or half mile away. the debris field is pretty big and what are they telling people? waking up and watching coverage and find something in their yard or on their street? reporter: joey, that's a good point and a challenge for investigators right now. the blast was so big and mentioned oxygen tank and other debris far from the impact site and there's a big perimeter right now where there's a lot of evidence scattered all overt place, and one thing that we did hear from the mayor of philadelphia and other officials, they're advising people not to touch anything that could possibly be evidence. right now i mentioned that authorities have blocked off the road to our right and this is as close as we can get to the crash site right now. it was raining yesterday and happened at night and authorities as the sun comes up

perhaps will find more clues but keep in mind also, a lot of things in the area were covered in jet fuel. to the entire area was hazardous and it's a crime scene and investigators going to preserve all the evidence they possibly can to try and piece this together and in this case will be even harder than a normal investigation because of how massive. explosion was and how hard the jet struck earth so a lot of work it be done. charlie: thank you, nate. rachel: thanks, nate. charlie: now an in-depth map that shows the flight path till the crash. the leer jet takes off from the hospital and moments later it drops below radar level crashing to the ground in a neighborhood

in philadelphia near the roosevelt mall. the call to 9 # 911 made at 6:d fire fighters raced to the crash site. joey: reaction is pouring in as we learn more about the plane and the mexico-based company that operates it. rachel: chanly painer is here with the details. >> hey, guys, we have a mix of local, state, and federal partners stepping up including president trump offering resources as part of mass and i have unified response. president trump taking to truth social with this quote "so sad to see the plane go down in philadelphia. more innocent souls lost and our people are totally engaged and first responders credit for doing a great job. more to follow, god bless". jd vance saying "very sad situations and may god bless the victims and their families". sean duffy, the secretary of

transportation facing his second tragedy third day on the job, immediately vowing the resources of the department last night. ffa and ntsb are on the ground and more resources are expected this morning. now, the plane that crashed was a learjet 55 and fixed wing multijet aircraft capable of holding up to 13 people and reaching speeds of 527 miles per hour. the plane served as medical ambulance jet by a mexico-based company called jet rescue. the plane was heavily used making two to three trips daily. >> this aircraft was in excellent condition, well maintained like the rest of our fleet. we a are a jet ambulance company flying critically sick patients and we're well regarded and it's just an unfortunate, unfortunate

turn of events. reporter: this is the second deadly crash for the company, jet rescue, in 15 months. guys. joey: thank you, chanly. charlie: the collision came days after the american airline plane and military helicopter crash in dc. joey: years learning more about one of the air traffic controller's working at reagan national airport that night. rachel: madeleine rivera is in washington dc with the details. good morning. reporter: good morning. several questions about staffing at air traffic control tower at reagan national airport during the time of the crash. the new york times citing interim preliminary faa source and reports an air traffic control supervisor allowed one controller to leave the job early wednesday evening so one person was reportedly doing the job of two people handling air

traffic control for helicopters and incoming planes. the faa did not respond to questions about staffing, but the ntsb said interview withs air traffic controllers are being done and they'll look into the history of the air traffic controller who was on duty that night looking into their training and their hiring. salvage crews out on scene today working on getting the aircraft out of the water and at least 41 bodies have been recovered and 28 of whom have been identified. meantime ntsb found the black box recorder from army black hawk and vizly didn't appear the recorder had exterior damage and they feel confident they'll be able to get information and data from the black box recorder. ntsb found the recorder of the regional jet on thursday. ntsb holding briefings for the victim's family members and check this out. first responders absoluting remains of service members -- saluting remains of service

members taken from the scene. the faa is restricting helicopter traffic near dca until the ntsb completes it is preliminary investigation. charlie, rachel, and joey. charlie: thank you, madelynn. joey: thanks, maddie. rachel: thank you. now to a fox news alert overseas. three hostages now back in israel after being released by hamas earlier this morning. charlie: that's american keith siegle, the first u.s. citizen to be released by the terror organization. trey yingst joining us live in tel aviv. trey. reporter: hey guys, good morning. another hostage release taking place with three more people coming home and american citizen keith siegle released by himself from the port of gaza in gaza city. we do know keith was taken with his wife and she was released during the first ceasefire.

another freed in the city of hon yunis and him, his fife and kids kidnapped and haven't been seen since. israel threatened a pause if the hostages were paraded through a crowd again. this exchange is taking place for more than 100 palestinian prisoners and 30 freed into the west bank. majority though going back into gaza and indication that many of them have life sentences and again will be freed from israeli prisons. when you see the images though today along the gaza border of the families reuniting and think about this man that was dragged into gaza and his two young children and wife remaining there and this is a focal point for israelis as they're demanding that all the hostages be released. guys. charlie: thank you, trey.

joey: thanks, trey. rachel: keith's wife was held hostage and spoke to "fox & friends" in december. listen to what she said. >> keith is the most sweetest and loving person on earth. he's very proud to be an american, and he's waiting to get out of gaza. the suffering underneath the ground in the worst conditions than anybody could ever handling, and keith is so sensitive and just waiting and keeping alive to come back to his family and his grandchildren that love him so much and can't wait for him to come back. joey: sitting with a renewed appreciation of reuniting with our families over the last couple days and people at dca and now people in mexico who are just in there waiting on their family to get back. to know they're at least -- some good news this morning in a

sense that a family will be reunited, a handful of families reunited and i think we have to keep our compass pointed at something positive on this and as tragic as hostages being taken that day was having somebody go home to his wife, they needed that news this morning. rachel: absolutely. by the way, he's holding up. i mean, god know what he's been through. but he's holding up as you can see from right there and looks like he's so anxious to get back to the grand kids. charlie: and remind their in this ceasefire, what we're seeing is an exchange of actual prisoners in israel being released in exchange for grandmas and grand dads and innocent civilians captured by a terrorist organization. rachel: yeah. joey: back to top story, a fox news alert, six people dead after a medical plane carry ago

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charlie: fox news alert, terrifying moment a medical plane carrying six people, including a child patient just released from shriners hospital

in philadelphia plummeting from the sky last night. the plane crashed into a philadelphia mall spraying jet fuel across the area and see here, smashing cars and covering the ground in debris. it all happened in this neighborhood in northeast philadelphia. kyle bailey is a pilot and aviation expert and joins us now to react. kyle, thanks for joining us this morning. i know it's kind of impossible to say with any certainty what happened from where we're seated now, but you've seen the footage. what do you notice as a pilot that sticks out to you in terms of what went wrong here? >> this thing is coming down like a rocket and out of control. i would suspect there was a catastrophic failure on that plane of one of the components or even the fuse lodge breaking up part of which pretty much

caused the airplane to be totally out of control. the other possibility is there very simply could have been a complete power failure on that airplane when it entered the clouds or before and the pilot just completely lost control at full power. that was coming down, it looked just like a missile. i have never seen a private jet, not even plummet to the ground. just basically came down at an angle with such incredible speed just like a missile. charlie: saying something about the fusilodge breaking apart like a door coming apart or window smashing or something more catastrophic? >> more catastrophic like a component of the wing or tail, part of the cabling assembly or rods that control the airport.

or something just causing the pilot to not have any control. the other thing is control trying to get contact with the airplane a minute after takeoff and no response from the pilots meaning they were dealing with something so significant, they didn't even have time for a two second may day call to the control tower saying we're going down much the pilots were so consumed with what was going on that there was no time to communicate at all or possibly they were unable to communicate because of a failure of the communication system, which might have been a result of a total power failure on the plane. charlie: right. one of the things i was struck by is one of the videos you can see the plane like a rocket going right straight for the ground. but going through what appears to be pretty thick heavy cloud cover, obviously this goes

without saying. these planes are designed to be flown through cloud cover. >> that's correct. these are fully instrument certified and the issue is if there's a mass i failure and complete darkness in that cockpit with zero lighting conditions and they enter those clouds, it's similar to if you can imagine flying an airliner in the passenger seat closing your eyes and trying to tell if you're turning right, left, going up or down, you can do it for about ten seconds then your mind starts playing tricks on you and you completely lose control. charlie: it's totally disoriented. >> that's right. charlie: thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks, charlie. charlie: the first american hostage released from gaza ahead of netanyahu's meeting with president trump next week. what we can expect from the meeting, that's next.

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rachel: back to another fox news alert, happening overnigh, american keith siegle freed from gaza. along with two other hostages as part of israel and hamas' fees sire feel. hamas' cease-fire deal. charlie: ellie is served as trump's deputy envoy to combat anti-semitism and joining us now. i hope i did not overly butcher your name. >> no, you got that right. charlie: when looking at these delighted and happy to see anyone reunited, when you're looking at impeachmenttures, what -- these pictures, what do you think? >> charlie, we have a hostage release deal and we're seeing the 17th hostage release so far. this is great news. for the region what this means is that president trump has come

in and 12 days of coming into office and he's managed to stabilize an escalating situation and he's got a ceasefire in gaza and a ceasefire in lebanon and hostages getting released and this is very little reported and the philadelphia corridor was opened up and eu forces there watching over monitoring as wounded hamas and wounded gaza civilians are leaving to egypt for medical care. so all of this is good progress in a very difficult, delicate situation and very much because of president trump's hands on leadership, his presidential envoy steve whitkoff conducting efforts and he's met with the palestinian authorities no. 2 guy in the kingdom of saudi arabia and met with the israeli hostage families and gave them a

lot of hope and encouragement and all of these are very important steps in stabilizing the region. rachel: it's perfect and whitkoff doing amazing job and exactly what the president wants to do to stabilize and hopefully bring peace to the region. what do you think of the long term implications in the region and both sides seeing strength from donald trump and what does that mean for the prospect of peace, which we all want in the region and which america wants so they can focus more on domestic issues. >> what we know is trump and his team are out of the box thinkers and to that point, we've seen president trump say this week that he'd like israel's arab neighbors, egypt and jordan to

do some digging and take refuge. my administration will work on this and it's the only population in the world where there's a war situation and people are kind of having a hard time with the idea of refugees. this is something that's out of the box but could really help lead to peace in the region where you diffuse the situation and take people out of a very crisis situation and heard steve say it'll take 15 years to rebuild gaza. that's one piece and the other is noelia hue coming to the -- netanyahu coming to the united states and he'll come to president trump and talk about what's happening in gaza and lebanon and also iran and that's also very important piece to the regional pictures and make sure that the iranians know their experience with president trump and we saw him with peace through strength in the first administration and without a doubt we're going to see more

peace through strength in this administration. final note and i don't know if you had a question for me, final note, the seeking out of the box we saw with president trump and the ability to help bring peace to the region with palestinian issue to fester and this is again what we're seeing right now is that the president is thinking out of the box and coming up with suggestions that will actually lead to peace in the region and not get stuck on avenues that work in the past. joey: real quick, yes or no, short on time, is there a world where the middle east comes out stronger on this? >> absolutely, joey. they've done a great job tieing

their hands to their back and trump administration in office and pete hegseth as our defense secretary and senator rubio secretary of state and this incredible team of people that understand the re-on and speak the language of the region they'll definitely support israel and without a doubt. the united states and ziti real are going to come out stronger and all the allies in the region will come out stronger for this. rachel: do you see a two-state solution? >> two-state solution and president trump said on the campaign trail after october 7 that's become harder to see through. rachel: okay. charlie: el lee cohanim, thank you. >> thanks for having me. charlie: six dead after a plane crashed in a philadelphia residential neighborhood and final moments before the devastating crash. that's next. sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy!

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joey: back with a fox news alerted and cars are sma smashed debris covering the ground after a medical plane carrying six people crashed. audio captured chilling moments before the plane went down. >> 755 we haven't lost aircraft and we're not sure what happened and trying to figure it out. for now the field will be closed so no inbounds or outbounds probably. joey: yeah, here to discuss is

navy graduate matthew "whiz" buccally. we understand this was moments before but understand it's moments after. walk us through what we hear after. >> well, obviously tower realized they lost the aircraft and previous audio of the control tower clearing them to contact philadelphia departure and they don't. so either the captain or first officer of medivac flight acknowledge that had and sounded like everything was fine in the cockpit till 30, 40 second after that. craig:t this took place in less than a minute and hard to believe. i want to ask you about this because of your experience with very fast jets to the naked eye and to the person coming to the ground at full speed and it's a

lot to put into perspective and see the videos and putting them together and you see a plane that could be at full throttle, is there mechanical failures you're reminded of showing graphic in the show and the steep angle going up or down. give us insight that you have. >> absolutely we're speculating and that jet was simply not flying. that was a missile, that was a rocket. clearly something catastrophic happened either with the airframe or the engines to cause that. the last radar hit said coming down closely to 11,000 feet per minute and going to look at videos and there are flames leaving the aircraft and it's catastrophic. something i was thinking about

as f18 hornet pilot and civilian pilot, we own our own fighter jet for fallen heros foundation and before i took off here and the personal line and someone on the runway. joey: why? >> because the engines are at the most power at takeoff so if anything's going to happen, it's going to happen in the first couple seconds of flight. business jets, airliners, they don't get to hold short and run the motor up to full power and like a runway and run them up to full power. something to think about there. joey: the black box recovered from the crash just a few days ago, the military helicopters going to play a clip of newly minted defense secretary pete hegseth on this. >> the black box from the black

hawk when we do, we'll get a sense of internal communications. that might tell us exactly who is piloting that black hawk and there's a captain in training, a chief officer 2 as instructor and then you had a staff sergeant in that black hawk as well. who was talking, who was on the comes, who was pilots and a what, if any: collusion afters the the end and someone was at the wrong altitude. joey: we're not here to point fingers and president trump and pete hegseth aren't as well. wee look at how closely military operations were happening to civilian air traffic, how common is that? is that very common? unique to dc? i'd love insight on that. >> well, hitting another aircraft is never common. you know, arnold the dc area with all the military and civilian aircraft and looks like controlled chaos and it is. if somebody doesn't do their job, bad things happen.

i got to tell you, man, usually the most reasonable things. they were off course. route 4 through that corridor, they're supposed to hug the eastern side of the potomac river. they were completely off course and middle of the potomac. the max altitude is 200 feet on route 4. you're all the way over to the east and do not go above 200 feet. but what they said hey, traffic in sight, the wrong traffic, they might have said hey, there's nobody around us, maybe we can deviate a bit for whatever reason. there's two strikes right there. off course, off altitude. third streak is the controller in sight and he was single manning two positions put a metal check mark -- mental check mark there saying i'm busy and have the other traffic in sight. never been air traffic control school, but i can almost guarantee you on day one they tell you if you see two targets coming at each other on your scope, even if one of the guys

said traffic in sight, give them a harder traffic call. pac 25, confirm you have traffic left 11 level acknowledge. that would have got the hair on the back of their neck in hilos standing up and mishap wouldn't have happened. couple of lengths in the chain taking one out and didn't happen. joey: and a tragedy unfolds. not here to point blame and days going on. thank you for your service. >> good bless. joey: yes, sir. today trump is set to unleash the sweeping tariffs on mexico, canada and china. what that means for the oil industry right here next. xes yourself 100% free if you didn't file with us last year. (♪) now this is taxes. file free in the app by 2/18 when you switch to turbotax do-it-yourself mike had a heart attack a year ago.

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rachel: today president trump is expected to issue a 25% tariff on goods from canada and mexico along with a 10% tariff on chinese goods. the president is still weighing if the tariff should extend to oil. >> ... include oil? >> what? >> will tomorrow's tariffs include oil? >> i'm probably going to reduce the tariff a bit on that. i think we'll bring it down to

10% on the oil. so 25% on the canada side. rachel: oil trader and fox business contributor phil flynn joining us now. they're going to hold off on imposing the tariffs on canadian oil. what does that tell you about global supply? >> it's very tight and also the u.s. refiners are dependent on heavy crude oil and that's what canada produces and no station is producing record amount of oil and it's right oil, but the refineries built for venezuelan oil and saudi arabiaen oil and we continue to need canadian oil and that's why president trump is having second thoughts and we use a lot of canadian oil in winter to stay warm and those prices go up and people not going to be too happy. rachel: look at this and the imports and who we import oil

from the most and look at that, 60% from canada, 10% from mexico, 7%. so what will all this do to our prices of everything? >> i mean, the good news is that the u.s. produce as lot of oil and even though canadian oil and mexican oil is preferred, it's not going to be be as bad as a lot of people think. gas prices going up 10% and more concerned about diesel because it could go up 30%. you have to offset that just a little bit with the fact that less regulation and oil industry, growing economy is going to offset those costs so it's not necessarily inflationary going to go up and the average american going to feel too bad. rachel: listen to this from donald trump and once again talking about tariffs of oil and

gas. >> we're going to put tariffs on oil and fade patterns, that'll happen fairly soon. i think around the 18th of february and we're going to have a lot of tariffs on steel. rachel: shows a lot of confidence in what he wants to do. what's he thinking and what's the plan here? >> i think he wants to be treated fairly. let's face t the united states in the global trade has been kicked and dragged around the street; right. china hasn't streeted us fair or mexico or canada and he wants to level the playing field and every one of these countries have had some type of tariff in the past especially china and intellectual property in mexico they let migrants and drugs go across the boarder and canada with drug fronts and we've got to get back to sanity.

interestingly enough, we have big news overnight that president trump's envoy to venezuela released for prisoners and that shows that venezuela wants to step up to continue producing heavy oil we need and that could ease of course some of the tariff costs from what we're seeing. rachel: it's a new day and no one knows about oil and gas and how the policies impact us and you and we're really grateful you're willing to get up this morning and join us. thanks so much, phil. >> thank you, happy tariff day. rachel: yes, indeed. more "fox & friends" ahead. it's gentle massage and relaxing sounds... help calm your mind, every night. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 now on select adjustable mattress sets.

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