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of "fox & friends" weekend, news alert, second major airplane crash in a matter of days and the latest from the ground in philadelphia after a medical transport jet crashes and explode in the city streets. homes on fire right after. the first american hostage released as part of the israel hamas ceasefire deal. after being held cap tip philadelphia nearly 500 days. we have a live report from tel aviv with the latest. rachel: plus, today, president trump's tariffs are set to take effect but some democrats are looking for ways to slow down this process. second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. joey: we welcome you back with a fox news alert, a medical transport jet with a child patient, her mom and four others aboard crashing and exploding near a mall yesterday in philadelphia. charlie: the blast setting homes

on fire and hurting multiple people from the ground and live image and debris littered all over the streets. rachel: nate foy is live near the scene in philadelphia. nate, what's the latest? reporter: hey, guys, the sun is rising and authorities appear to be making minor changes to the authority and there's cars on the road to my right and about a quarter mile behind me is where that learjet 55 went down abruptly after a flight lasting less than a minute after taking off from northeast philadelphia airport and six people were killed at least. four crew, two passengers and telling you more about them momentarily just a heart breaking story there but the questions today, the long term question is what happened on board this plane to make it go down. the more immediate ans to

questions we should learn is more people injured and god forbid killed on the ground as a result of the crash. take a look and the plane just fell out of the sky at a really fast speed looking like a rocket with a massive fire ball resulting from it in a crowded area. this was just outside the roosevelt mall. this is where a lot of people live in northeast philadelphia. just an absolutely terrible situation for first responders as they describe to fox news when they arrived last night. i mentioned the people on board and how heart breaking the story is. take a look at this statement from shriner's childrens hospital saying they're heart broke ton confirm that one of our pediatric patients and the child's mother were on board the jet rescue air ambulance that crashed in philadelphia this evening. the patient received care from shriner's childrens philadelphia and being transported to her home country in mexico on a contracted air ambulance when the crash happened because of

patient privacy concerns, we can't say more about the patient and her family at the time. i mentioned the entire flight took less than a minute before going down and the plane was going to refuel in missouri before going to tijuana, mexico, and you saw such a large explosion so there certainly was a lot of gas -- jet fuel in that plane when it went down. six patients taken totem million university hospital and three of them treated and released and three in fair condition and we don't have any ages of those people so you can expect unfortunately those numbers to increase from what we have heard from first responders and again hoping and praying for the best. take a look at flight path here. again, took off from northeast philadelphia airport and whose thing lasted under a minute and jets traveled about three miles before going down and this happened right near the roosevelt mall and again, a very

crowded area with a lot of people also driving by and happened during rush hour on a friday and a really busy time. but unfortunately this happened but the good thing that comes of it is that people come together during the terrible times and that's something that governor josh shapiro talked about. listen to this. >> we're seeing a unified response to awful aviation disaster. for 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: we also saw debris scattered about a quarter mile impact site and see an oxygen tank here and this was an air ambulance that went down. this was on board, found a quarter of a mile away showing you the impact of the blast. then take a look at this next

video you see, a window that had been partially boarded up after a small piece of debris pierced through that window and struck a diner, who was eating. certainly a lot of people didn't have time to react as we talked about last hour and it happened so quickly and investigators, ntsb, faa and atf here alongside state and local authorities trying to piece together what happened. sending it back to you. charlie: nate, the six people taken to the hospital and three released. iowa any sense of getting casualties on the ground or more information about that? >> the next step in the news gathering process today will be hearing from philadelphia officials and federal officials and we've reached out to everybody this morning and we're waiting to hear back. there was some word about a possible 8:00 a.m. news

conference from the mayor's team. now that appears to be unconfirmed at this point. we are on the perimeter right now as close to the impact site as we can be and talking to authorities and trying to get that information, charlie. rachel: nate, all i've heard is it's near a neighborhood. did this plane land in a marking lot? land on a house? what do we know about exactly where it landed? or crashed. reporter: it landed right next to the roosevelt mall. so could have been worse and could have landed in the mall or on homes. it landed right near both of those things. but there was so much jet fuel that sprayed everywhere, it soaked about three to four blocks worth of row homes where a lot of people live in pretty close proximity to each other. that resulted in fives that were ignited upon the explosion and soon after as the fires spread

and f fire fighters went door to door hairically pulling people -- heroically successfully pulling people out of the homes and putting the fire out. it impacted and crashed outside of the mall and right outside several row homes. charlie: thanks, nate. system of articulation reporter: you got it. the leer jet took off and 6:06 and starts dissent from over 60t drops below radar and crashing to the ground in castor gardens neighborhood in philadelphia near the roosevelt mall. the first call to 9-1-1 made at 6:12 and coverage of the crash continues all morning. to another alert, three hostages back in israel after being

released by hamas earlier this morning after spending 484 days in captivity. joey: included is american keith siegle, first u.s. citizen to be released by the terror organization. rachel: trey yingst joining us live in tel aviv. trey, good morning. reporter: hey, guys, good morning. three more people released from hamas captivity and hostage exchange got underway and american citizen keith siegle released from the port of gaza in gaza city and keith was taken with his wife from their community but she was released during the first ceasefire. >> he looks very weak but he'll be okay. he'll be okay. he's going to see his family now and --

reporter: another man was free from gaza today in the southern city of hanyunis and he, his wife and two young children kidnapped and his wife and children not seen since. the scenes were larra less chaotic and following release of palestinian prisoners and paraded through a crowd and exchange taking place today involved 183 palestinian prisoners being freed from the israeli prisons and many of them are violent criminals with life sentences in israeli prisons and looking forward here and israeli people looking for answers about those two young children, the brothers taken on october 7 and entire country of israel waiting to find out about their fate. guys, back to you. rachel: thank you, trey. charlie: thank you, trey. rachel: i'll save that question for next time.

we had ellie cohanim on earlier and from the independent women's forum and worked under president trump and what she said alaska the hostage release. >> this is great news and for the region what this means is that president trump has come in and within 12 days of coming into office and he's managed to stabilize an escalating situation and we have a ceasefire in gaza and a ceasefire in lebanon and hostages getting released and 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 witkoff is conducting shuttle diplomacy and gone to gaza and first american official in gaza in 15 years and 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 did not work in the past. joey: i felt like the conversation of her ended on the idea of what that looks like after this is over, whatever over means. the war, hostages or whatever over means. she brought up the abraham accords and the question is not just is there a two state solution, what is the relationship with the neighbors after this? rachel: yeah, it's a really interesting point and meeting with benjamin netanyahu and going for them taking office and it'll be interested as well and screaming to the negotiation and didn't really want this donald trump committed to peace and finding a long term solution and not just because he wants that

region to have peace but wants america to focus on america. that's america first. earlier we were talking about, charlie, if not for the plane crashes, these tragic plane crashing this week, number one story we'd be talking about would be tariffs that donald trump says he's imposing on canada and mexico. it would be 25% tariff on goods from those two countries. 10% tariff on goods from china and they are set to take effect. i spoke with phila phil flynn, n oil trader and all the action in the business. what he had to say. >> the good news is the u.s. produce as lot of oil and canadian and mexican oil is preferred, it's not as bad. gasoline prices going up 10% and more concerned about diesel going up 30% but you have to

offset that just a little bit with the fact that less regulation is s a growing economy is going to offset those costs and it's not necessarily inflationary even if prices go up if the economy does better and i don't think the average american is going to feel it too bad. charlie: interesting point. charlie: yeah, he thought it was interesting and diesel prices going up 30% and if they go up 30%, cost of everything goes up 30% because everything depends on diesel fuel. i was interested in his bullishness on the fact that the benefits to the rest of the economy would offset that. charlie: he also, joey, talked about benefits just in general and offset with the oil industry going to be more deregulated and more production and the chicago will get better and he's just saying it's untenable to have

this unfair trade we currently have with the countries and it's on a number of levels. joey: in the business of politics and even talking about it passionately, some point you're going to be called or feel like a hypocrite. one thing yesterday i'm saying something different today. reason why i point that out is i've been as critical of the biden admin vagues as anyone on the price of fuel. in my community, it isn't just felt going to the grocery store, it's felt in every part of life. we look at this and say why did biden jack up oil prices? he did it because he cut production and made it harder to produce an export and did it because they told us our planet would die if we didn't. we have a very marginal if any impact whatsoever on the planet living 10 million more years and 10 million and one more years and hurting every person every day and if i look at what president trump was doing and saying it raises the price for fuel and why is he doing it?

doing it because fentanyl is coming across the border and doing it for the successful economy to cheap fuel and more prosperous country is to even out the playing field on how we trade. i look at two goals with perhaps short term effect and don't think i'm being a hypocrite and i'm willing to give president trump time to show that these tariffs work for the calls and goals he's looking for. rachel: i mean, charlie and i were on "fox & friends" on friday talking about the relationship the united states has with mexico and how critical that relationship is, how much it suffered under, in particular this president. there was a lot more comradery and communication between obrador and trump. sheinbaum is -- they're both

commis but sheinbaum is a unique one and this is beyond the tariffs and beyond all this. he's sending a message to mexico in particular that you're turning into a narco state, you're causing us a lot of problems, and i'm not having it. charlie: and it's a bit reminiscent of the abraham accords where something that's willing to think completely outside of the box and come up with real solutions that don't just have to do with trade. does have to do with much bigger issues like life and death issues because fentanyl coming across the other end and millions of illegals coming across the border. use the tariffs to solve a problem like that, that's a win all the way around. rachel: absolutely. turning to headlines and palisades and eaton fire is about 100% contained and fire officials making announcement more than three weeks after deadly wild fires broke out and a total of 29 people killed in the fires and over 16,000 people

displaced. selena gomez weeping over mass deportations and administration posted a video showing angel moms. watch this video. >> you don't know who you're crying for. what about our children brutally raped and murdered and beat to death and left on the floor by the illegal immigrants that feel like it's a ruse to deceive people and garner something. >> my daughter was a child. there's many other children whose lives were taken due to people crossing here illegally. >> they didn't cry for our daughters. rachel: 20-year-old kayla hamilton murdered by illegal immigrant in el salvador in 2022 and illegal immigrants charged in the murders of rachel warren,

a mother of five and jocelyn nungaray. i just had the longest interview with jocelyn nungaray's grandfather and it was shocking he was in and out interviewed by spanish media. fascinating. let's just take the situation of the moms aside. wow to the white house coms team. good for them for putting this out because our media won't put this out other than fox news and stories of the families, even jocelyn nungaray, 12-year-old hispanic girl, not really carried much on the mainstream -- so-called mainstream and hispanic media good for the white house and putting highlights on the angel moms being neglected and ignored way too long before coming into power. joey: it's great work with fox noticias and giving news to folks in spanish and voice to

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charlie: back with a live look at recovery crews after a deadly dc crash from american airline planes and helicopter and their ramping up salvage operations learning more about one of the air traffic controllers working at reagan national airport that night. madelynnmadelynn -- madeleine ra live with more. reporter: high, charlie. one person was doing the work of two people at the time of the crash. the faa husband not respond to staffing and interview withs air traffic controllers are being

done. >> we'll go back and look at training, hiring, everything. >> crews on scene working to get aircraft out of the water and 67 of the bodies recovered and 28 of whom have been identified and ntsb examined from the army jet and have things for the pilots and planes and it is altitude and ntsb going to be having family family members and absoluted service members going to take the scene to crew members of the black hawk identified and chief office andrew eves and helicopter traffic near dca and ntsb completes the investigation.

charlie: president trump attending a white house meeting on education and president trump signing cassioppi xzavier odder tore give support to school choice pro programs and appareny comes just in time as a new u.s. report card reveals the bleak state of education with grade school scores of math and reading are plummeting. congressman, great to see you this morning. thank you for joining us. obviously this is not a new problem. this is a problem that has been important to you and to president trump and to a lot of others. government never seems to be the real answer to this and what's the best way forward? >> well, good to be with you this morning. the best way forward is giving parents every opportunity to choose the economic environment

for their child. talking alaska the different options talking about one of the solutions is the education choice for children's act or ecca and something we can get done in congress this year which would provide tax credits to parents who decide to move their child to another school and another economic environment. we have scene the failures of one side sits all and time has come in america and following their lead for their child and has one opportunity to get an education and can't get a redo and time to put the children and parents at head of the line. charlie: this is not to say all public schools are bad and there's good public schools but it's interesting when you look around and look at some of the

worst pub lib schools that aren't in areas that are run by democrats. and i've always found it astonishing and democrat politicians are the last ones to realize the clear wiz come you've laid out might be about the importance of giving parents choice. any sense that your democrat colleagues, this is something your colleagues might begin to see the light on? >> i'll tell you, there's some democrats and maybe not on capitol hill but around the country and they're starting to see the writing on the wall and going for change. there are democrats in the florida legislature and one in which switch parties going for school choice issues and seeing more democrats coming along and voting for school choice issues wanting to support parents but by in large, it's time for the democrat parties to step into the future with us and make sure we're designing an educational

system and truly an economy of choice and going to make those decisions and now there's multi-venn jews and the kids we care about who we want their futures to be flourishing. charlie: your priority and trump's number one priority is to improve the education system so kids get a better education. but politics is an important part of all this and as a political matter, this is a great political winner for republicans at least for people that are supporting school choice. >> i age with that but what came out with the nape scores and demonstrating that children in

america have fallen behind in math and reading and locked out of the classroom and we have to use that moment to really think outside of the box. president trump is exited to that and i am and so many members and activists around the country and committed to thinking outside of the box and these children need every opportunity to succeed. this is not about unions, it's not about adults. it's about the children and they come first. charlie: definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. congressman donald, thank you so much. >> thank you. charlie: trump admin station sending mesosangs to venezuela and those conversations with the maduro regime, that's next.

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rachel: we're back with a fox news alert. six american prisoners are now freed from venezuela custody following negotiations between president nicolas maduro and trump's special envoy. meeting with maduro to demand that venezuela take back dangerous members of tren de aragua deported from the u.s.. political strategist and attorney working with rick and she joining us now. kate y you're the perfect person to have on this morning and talk to us about what happened in these meetings and why this was such a priority for donald trump to bring back the americans. >> yeah, thank you. this is a mile marker and 12 days into president trump's administration and we're already bringing back hostages and

american hostages forgotten by the biden administration and rick went down with a decisive and clear goal. i'm going to bring these american hostages home and there'll not be an exchange of money and there won't be any negotiations and these americans are coming home. he did this in a one day trip and left in the morning and arrived in claman countdown kasam and spoke with maduro and said i want these americans to come home and maduro wasn't that willing to do it at the time. rick got back on the plane and said we'll wait an hour for these american hostages. then those american hostages brought out to him on the tarmac. he got to walk up to all them and say i'm an american diplomat and bring him home.

rachel: he said i'm here and don't have to worry about this and he didn't always seem like he was going to cassioppi we especially this happened and -- acquiesce in the face of criticisms and violated the maximum pressure campaign on maduro they wanted to see in order to get him out. donald trump saying no, my job is americans. >> donald trump said we're going to bring our americans home and we're going to set the terms and president trump called american hostages the second they were on the plane and so many of them crying and thanking him profusely for coming and getting them. it was an incredible moment, very emotional and especially with ambassador rick brinell to tell them i'm here to bring you home. these people were not engaged and biden state department not

able to get a wellness check on the american citizens and shows that president trump getting them done and through the envoys and through his team, he's going to work on behalf of american citizens both domestically and abroad. rachel: yeah, the message is very clear to every other country and president trump is going to deal with the problems of venezuela as well. china is apparently building the largest wartime military command center in beijing. it'll dwarf and be bigger than the pentagon. that's happening in china and at the same time you have donald trump saying china, get out of the panama canal and holding the panama government on that. we know rubio is on his way to panama right now. what's going on? give us the china situation

because you're an expert on china. >> yeah, i lived in beijing for a number of years and traveled to the area where they're building the pentagon-like structure. i think the message that china is trying to send is they want us to believe that they're going to compete with us militarily. i think under president trump's leadership, we have the strongest and best military in the world and now president trump is willing to be effective with the military and with the panama kansas city chiefs nadhim and both sides of the canal controlling ports and president trump is right saying we're going to take back the canal and it's an american interest and dominance militarily and generally going to overtake china. charlie: yeah. clearly donald trump sending a message to the entire hemisphere in venezuela and panama and message to beijing is get out of

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joey: back with a fox news alert, first responders on scene after a medical jet goes down in a fiery explosion in philadelphia. investigators trying to determine the cause of the devastating crash, our next guest knows the owner of the air ambulance company and they have firsthand knowledge on inner workings of these types of planes. air care 1 ambulance flight coordinator director joining us now. alex, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. joey: there's been a lot of speculation as you would understand. the videos are pretty graphic and this thing comes down very fast and fire ball explosion and loss of life through this. people are starting to speculate what could have cause it had and what could have happened. great to get your perspective on a look inside one of the jets and what kind of daises and capabilities are in there and makes them different. explain that to us.

>> sure, absolutely. they're essentially flying icus and equipped with a stretcher, oxygen on board, medical equipment and medications to keep the patients comfortable and safe. so looking at interior of the jet, you can see the stretcher goes on and we can accommodate the medical crews and usually passengers. always set up for two pilots in these cases. joey: when you train to work on one of these, are you made aware of anything that is, you know, more hazardous? stay away from that, don't press the red button or do this with oxygen. anything that sticks out to you that you're trained to say hey, this can be very dangerous. don't mix the two things. anything like that? >> sure. so in our operation, training practice in safety management are sort of a key hallmark of

any program and we do frame it on a regular basis and talking about that knowing how to operate and communicate with in these types of situations. so training and safety management are probably the things we do to operate safely and correctly. joey: i have a family member doing life flight on helicopters and we're applying for a job like this to work on a jet, is it considered a particularly dangerous job? or no more than anyone else flying for a living? >> the industry overall is very safe and accidents happen not too frequently and external factors going into flight operation just with aviation extremely sif they're aware of any issues that could go on with an operation. joey: thank you for joining and

yous bringing us incite. we have so many questions and our hearts are broken and we hope we get those answers soon. thank you so much. >> thank you. irishuate your time. joey: turning now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with a fox weather forecast. rick. >> morning, you wee, it's february 1 and just through january and a couple of highlights or low lights to look at it the way january was overall incredibly dry month across the country and 335 locations within their top driest month of january ever. it was also really cold and widespread cold across the country and east. taking a little look ahead and later into the week and weekend and expecting warmer than average temperatures down across parts of the south. a bit cooler in towards the pacific northwest and precipitation going to see a bit of change. we're going to get a lot of precipitation in the next few days in and across parts of california and look at this, we might get rain, which we desperately need as well.

back over to you. joey: thank you, rick. trump following through with tariff threats on mexico, canada, and chinese imports set to go in place today. what does this tell you, next?

charlie: today president trump is set to implement a 25% tariff on imports from mexico and canada and at 10% tariff on goods from china. trump says it won't stop with today's trade announcements. >> eventually we're going to put tariffs on chips, we're going to put tariffs on oil and gas. happying fairly soon around the 18th of february, and we'll put a lot of tariffs on steel. charlie: joining us with more is former commerce secretary under trump. thank you for joining us this morning. in terms of consumers under america, how are they likely to feel some of the tariffs? >> good morning. great to be with you. the president from his first term has lots of experience with the imposition of tariffs and trump's opposing tariffs and

taking measures to mitigate inflation consumer impact. they were used to min mime inflation and they did an independent study and impact on inpolice station was may norif at all. the breath and his team had to calibrate tariffs to have mucks mum trade impacts for the correction we need and trade relationships while minimizing impact on inflation and he'll be set to emulate what we did-. >> one thing that i love about donald trump is he's willing to do th thing and think outside of the box. what's he trying to get and accomplish in terms of dealing -- especially with our immediate neighbors: canada and mexico with the tariffs?

>> hit the nail on the head. we needed to look at mutuals in the tool chest and looking at mexico for a few causes of action to put the tariffs on and we've got fentanyl and immigration and mexican government allowing so much circumvention and predicated of the u.s. government and can't see the extent of chinese circumvention and agriculture subsidies and allowing chinese circumvention of goods and prohibited into the united states to the immigration and fentanyl and there's no shortage of causes to legally impose tariffs and the president is very serious about what he'll do. charlie: interesting he's

signaling this is not the entity of things and he's willing to go even further, which i'm sure has a -- it's very effective at getting attention of leaders of china, mexico and canada. nazak, thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. good to be with you. charlie: a second major airplane crash in a matter of days and latest from the ground in philadelphia. that's next. can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva.

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