>> fox on top of two dis-errses within two days. in philadelphia where new details are emerging on the med

vac jet crash that killed seven and injured 19 others, after the plane pronged to the ground shortly after takeout. >> in arlington, virginia, where investigators are uncovering just what happened in those crucial seconds before the deadliest air collision in over a decade. going for the talent promise and going for them. going to retaliate. i welcome to fox news live, i'm alicia acuna. >> and i'm jonathan hunt and we begin in arlington, virginia, where investigators are still digging into that dc crash while authorities are scrambling over a critical warning system that went down last night. grady trimble has the latest. hello, grady. hi, jonathan.

going for that and going back at this moment and they're around a thousand flight delays and going across the country. going for that system outage. going for them on an hour and going for team and going for them back up and running and looking at and looking at video of. they came back here and came here to reagan national airport. that's just past the runway from where we are along the potomac river and we're told that the families held a private memorial service this morning. they were there for about an hour. but there are still questions today about whether the helicopter in the crash was flying too high and whether staffing levels at the air traffic control tower were too low. we learned some new information

from the ntsb as it continues its investigation. it says there were five air traffic controllers working at the time of the crash, but only one of those controllers was communicating with planes and helicopters in the air. they've also gotten some of the data from the black boxes that were on the plane and that's the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder. that black box is the most accurate measure of altitude and somehows arnett the moment of impact, the plane was at about 325 feet and preliminary data and indicates the control tower but saw the helicopter at the same time was at about 200 feet so the ntsb can't explain that discrepancy of about 125 feet at this moment. secretary of transportation sean duffy on fox news sunday this morning and he says these two i

said dents for the last couple of days and he says they're working to solve some of the problems and. mainly staffing shortages. going for them across the country for several years now. jonathan we go to the other deadly plane crash at least seven dead and 19 injured in philadelphia. nate foy is there with what we're learning this morning. hi, nate. reporter: hey, alisha, we're awaiting a new conference from local authorities at 11:30 if they're on time, they've been behind over the past couple of days. we did just hear back from multiple hospitals, and we can confirm that a pediatric patient who was in philadelphia has now been moved to boston, and at least 12 patients that we haven't previously reported on have been discharged from the hospital. so that's good news. of course, many still recovering today, continuing their

recoveries as federal authorities, namely the ntsb, continues its investigation. you see the crash site is blocked off still behind me right now. take a look at this new video that we shot this morning, you see burned out cars, the debris field is really quite large here, and there's also evidence outside this perimeter. so far investigators confirm they've found the planes two engined but they're missing the black box, which is actually orange, and it contains the cockpit voice recorder. >> for the cockpit voice reporter, we're looking for it. it could be in fact but likely it's very damaged and fragmented. it's critical to hear what's happening in the cockpit. reporter: that'll provide critical insight as the lear system of articulation jet

plunged into the ground a minute after taking off. here's transportation secretary sean duffy on cnn this morning. >> what happens on the ground can be catastrophic. i don't think we're going to know more information till we get the black box out of philadelphia. reporter: so the only death we know about outside of the jet happened to a person in their car. many of the 19 injured were pulled out of the impact zone by fire fighters who put out five home fires that resulted from the explosion and jet fuel. we also have just identified the two people who were passengers on that jet that went down and were killed alongside the four crew members. the mother and daughter, the daughter of course was receiving life saving care at shriner's childrens hospital. the mayor of their home city in mexico has released their names. we also found out that the hospital held a fare well party for them just hours before they

left thinking that they were going home, not realizing they had just hours to live. back to you, alicia. i thank you, nate, jonathan. craig:t let's get to that. there's some suggestion that the pilots of the reg gnat jet tried to climb at the very last second. having looked at everything and heard everything that is being put at so far. what's your thoughts to why this happened? >> i've been flying into dca for nearly 35, 40 ye years and for ,

1520, 25 years ago the traffic congestion is bribe described as formal. today, the traffic congestion at dca is immense. seems to be and has as a risk and accident waiting to happen. johnathon: do you think the military flights should be scrapped in that area? >> scrapped or just rerouted. i believe they should be rerouted adding five or ten minutes to their destination flight, isn't asking too much.

landing in bad weather conditions at dca, 20, 25 years ago very little time to react to and we're talking a split second and it's a i can imagine what happened lawler happened with the personal and professional experience and they be rerouted. johnathon: what could have

caused that? >> well, the lear55 has been in active duing it for many, many decades. it flies up to 55,000 feet at 545 miles an hour maximum speed and carries it's very, very safe. what could have happened in this particular instance? there is some information whether accurate or not that needs to be investigated. may maintenance on the same day or day before and some reporting that it did have some

maintenance the day before. could that have created a problem? could it have been a structural and failed and the pilots didn't manage it properly? those are the three or four big gens i have from an investigative point-over view. johnathon: hopefully the ntsb will give the flying public answers to these ques questionsn both tragic crashes as soon as possible. antony roman, pleasure to get your -- anthony roman, pleasure to get your expertise today. alicia. alicia: jonathan, president trump hitting canada, mexico and china with new tariffs. how they're responding and what it could mean for your wallet. later, the heat on capitol hill. will the picks make it past thei finish line.ne

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reporter: canada and mexico retaliating against president trump winning the new tariffs 25% on canada and mexico and 10% lower on canadian energy products. going for these tariffs on a post on truth social and reading it for you, jonathan, "we pay hundreds of billions of dollars to subsidize canada. why? there's no reason. kemp don't knee anything they have. we have unlimited energy, should make our own cars and have more lumbar than we can -- lumber than we can ever use and canada could cease as a country. harsh but true. canada should become our cherished 351st state. much lower taxes and far better military for example more the people of canada and no tariffs". here's vice president jd vance earlier on sunday morning futures. >> unfortunately the retaliation has happened and the problem with this whole idea that they're going to retaliate is

they have already been taking advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying no more. we're not going to take advantage -- we're not going to be taken advantage of anymore. reporter: canada supplies about 60% of crude oil the u.s. imports, jonathan and trump wants to produce more oil domestically and td bank said there could be a immediate jump in u.s. gas prices from anywhere from 30-70-cents a gallon. patrick dehan said the impacts will be felt in the great lakes, midwest, rockies and northeast u.s. in the days ahead. canada's ambassador to the u.s. earlier on abc. >> i think the canadian people are going to examine that our government stands firm and

stands up for itself. reporter: last night at ottawa center hockey game, the crowd booed when the american anthem played and ottawas went onto win 6-0 over minnesota wild. jonathan. johnathon: we shall see, canada at 51st state and greenland at 52nd. ambitious agenda. lucas, thank you very much indeed. alicia. alicia: president trump delivering on the campaign promise. will it pay off? axios senior reporter justin trudeau had this message for americans. >> tariffs against canada will put your jobs at risk. potentially shutting down american assembly plants and other manufacturing facilities. they will raise costs for you

including food at the grocery store and gas at the pump. alicia: if they have retaliatory tariffs and they'll expand his tariffs and this is trade war talk. what should americans take away from this when they're going to the grocery store and going to the gas station in the weeks to come? >> there's a high possibility that some cost of some things will go up. the trump team, trump white house talked to a senior white house official today and they feel pretty confident that canada and mexico are coming to a bargaining table and are specifically trump's opposition is the way in which mexico administers and handles floods of mig migrants and immigrants crossing the border. in the case of can darks there's concerns with fentanyl labs and likes to proliferate along the boarder and they want those taken care of. they're signaling there's a certain amount of openness for trump to have the discussions

and schein balm of mexico and -- sheinbaum of mexico and trudeau of canada. in the meantime, the world is in it together and brace what happens on tuesday. >> president trump pointed out the amount of fentanyl that crosses the canadian border was e give lent to the amount that could kill 9.5 people in the country. what does cooperation look like and how would the countries get any sort of relief. >> i'm asking that question and it's one of the great unknowns and starting with sheinbaum and mexico and trudeau and canada picking up the phone and asking donald trump that very question. as a political leader and as a cultural figure priding himself on being a deal maker, donald trump is very quick with his ability to sort of ring a win on what looks like a loss erections plain away a prior position that seemed like a bright shining line with people across. he's a deal maker and the

question is what sort of deal is he willing to strike with the leader toss what degree are they willing to strike that deal. >> i don't know and don't know if anyone knows except for donald trump. >> searching gears for secretary of state marco rubio making first foreign trip this weekend and first stop is panama. in an effort for trump's hope to be able to regain control of the panama canal and however, president molino of panama can't negotiate. where do you see this going? >> again, uncertain. all these things we're talking about and donald trump's administration this time and trump 47 has a much clearer focus on western hemisphere and called by the new york post-and going for the doctrine and this hemisphere with the united states beast and he's going to act in a very muscular way in order to assert american

dominance and presence and interests. using military force and prior statements is unlikely and not impossible. i do see considering what we've seen with canada and mexico, trump using the leverage of tariffs and the might of america's with the financial system and making them difficult on panama unless showing ability or desire to work with what it.s. alicia: administration and you can't look away for a second because you'll miss a lot. mark caputo, great to see you. >> thanks. alicia: jonathan. johnathon: alicia u ice is heating up efforts to round up dangerous illegal immigrants across the country. and president trump is plans to send some of them to guantanamo bay. will that help officials at the

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alicia: madison car pea know has the latest on the super -- madison scar pea know has the latest for the super bowl preparations. reporter: hi, alee hawaii new orleans having a lot more tourists and football fans. state and local officials are overly prepared. homeland security kristi noem set to be in new orleans tomorrow and dhs said she'll be meeting with jeff landry and a local police captain and discussing security measures for

the super bowl and honoring the 14 people killed in the new year's day terror attack on bourbon street that shook the country just over a month ago. they'll be meeting to observe security preps and law enforcement efforts at the attack site and cesar's super dome. there's a large security perimeter with check point screening ands there'll be a lot more law enforcement officers around the city overall. governor announced this past week and police search any large bags and it items like coolers d bag checks are banned. that did not go off were the

bombs on bourbon street. >> we have a cooperation with the pup lick and balance -- public and freedom to enjoy the quarter with the need for these highenned security measured -- heightened security measure we saw on january 1. going on wednesday and going through january 10th and chief security officer very confident the team is ready for this super bowl. alicia. alicia: madison scarpino, thank you very much. jonathan. johnathon: president trump's immigration crackdown is continuing and ice carrying out more arrest this is week and president trump making plans to send criminal illegal migrants to guantanamo bay. is this the type of action officials at the border want to see? let's ask the vice president of national border patrol council art del cueto. art, great to see you always. i think around the country there

was something of a wow factor that was guantanamo bay to hold a lot of migrants that are rounded up and what's the action, what's the reaction on the ground among agents? >> with the targeted enforcement there's individuals that are being detained and that alone has me in amazement thinking that the past administration wanted these individuals to remain in the country and we're talking individuals with serious criminal background and records and that's -- we're using facilities that need to be used in order to retain the people and guantanamo bay is there and so the going for them and targeted enforcement going onto get these individuals off the streets and that's what it comes down and going for the people that are going for them in the areas and communities and putting them in facilities they can be going to be detained.

johnathon: there's a range of political perspective as in the other group and anywhere else in the country. but do you get a sense of collective sigh of relief. generally going to be adopted here and going to get too far. >> these individuals are going for them and going for them and going on that and they've been hearing sensors and everything else in the background and radios knowing full well with censors going to come into the country. easy for the last four years and we had over two million got aways. why? those are individuals that have

such serious crimes that couldn't even pass by saying asylum and there's a huge sigh of relief. going to have them with targeted enforcement go after the individuals that have circumstance come vented the law and laughed along. >> johnathon: art, the big difference is agents are involved in action rather than paperwork. is that a fair way of putting to the lane? >> correct. there's a fair amount of paperwork going on and you have to process the individuals that they come across but what it's done is being able to expand the use of agents and they're out there in areas of the field and protecting our nation's boarders from other things coming into the country. johnathon: art del cueto, great to have you always. thank you so much, sir. >> thank you. johnathon: alicia. alicia: jonathan, three more hostages include ago u.s. citizen reunited with their families today as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu

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alicia: israel cease-fire continuing to hold and hostages back that their families. trey yingst has the latest. hi, trey. reporter: good morning, alicia. benjamin netanyahu left israel for the united states and this week he'll meet with president trump at the white house marking first foreign leader visit of the new administration. reports indicate they'll enter into detailed discussions of phase two of the ceasefire and agreement seeing more hostages

released from gaza yesterday and netanyahu addressed reportedders before taking off saying this. >> this meeting we'll deal with the important issues, critical issues facing israel and region. victory over hamas and release of all hostages, and dealing with the iranian terror cassioppi and he is and all cassioppi and he is access that threatens peace of israel and middle east and entire world. reporter: more are expected to be released from gaza and concept of victory from hamas is elusive and in created cent weeks, despite 16 months of, they man tiana significant control over the g gaza strip ad palestinian civilians and critical patients injured during the war are headed to get much needed medical attention abroad. >> who estimates between 12 and 14,000 critical patients need to

be med vacked outside of gaza. this is just a start. we have to really, we have to speed up the place and what we need is medical corridors now outside gaza to ensure that the 12-14,000 patients that are in need for the treatment they need and deserve, that they get out. reporter: we expect more evacuations to continued and they're preventing international reporters from entering the gaza strip to report on the realities of the situation there. alicia. alicia: trey yingst live in tel aviv, thank you. jonathan. johnathon: alicia, what can we expect from benjamin net ya's visit to the white house as cease-fire deal continues to hold? let's ask dana pittard. general, thank you for being here. it seems as though these two men, netanyahu and trump have

been very supreme courtive of each other in the past -- supportive of each other in the past but there's a potential difference here in that obviously president trump wants the situation in the middle east to be quiet so he can focus on other priorities here at home. netanyahu has pressure from the right wing to resume the war getting to the second phase so how do you see the meeting at white house playing out, general? >> good morning, jonathan. you're right, it's really a opportunity and a opportunity with president trump's relationship for prime minister benjamin netanyahu for more stability in the region. and possibly even peace. that's got to be shaped and it'll be some hardies cushions and what the next steps are and real opportunity here for possible peace agreements and israeli and israel and lebanon

and syria. that's got to start with freeing all the hostages and start with humanitarian assistance to gaza and eventually going to have investment and row building of gaza. johnathon: it's impossible for netanyahu to argue he's achieved his goal of destroying hamas. robin lou r resuming the war in phase two and can't de-troy hamas at this point, can he? >> possibly not because hamas still haves capabilities.

israel has nor the most part won this war. rebuild the peace and have a stability relationship between the palisades and israel. time for both. johnathon: do you believe we will see a gloverring that must be a requirement of peace agreement if had mas is not a part of it. johnathon: it seems there's a great deal of pressure now on both sides of russia and ukraine

from the trump administration to come towards some agreement and will it spy both sides? >> incoming going to cancellation to vladamir putin and president zelensky to bring them and either one will want to give up certain things but they're both going to have to give up certain things if there's in fact going to be peace. on the ukrainian side, ukraine has got to understand they will not be able to keep all their territory. president trump stalked about ukraine having elections in the near future. on the russia side, russia likely satisfied with the territory they have and

renouncing claims for additional territory for ukraine and also ukraine can be a part of nato in the future. they're going to need it. thank you for spending part of your day. johnathon: president trump headed to panama. marco rubio is headed to panama. is the pressure work something >> more of trump's nominees going to secure their jobs. the road ahead for the key cabinet picks. that's coming up. still congested? nope! uh oh. mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray. spray goodbye. aaaaaaahhhhh! mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and innovative power-jet. spray goodbye to congestion. it's comeback season!

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alicia: marco rubio kicking off his trip to panama this weekend. >> march making the first trip going for the secretary of state and coming from panama and one hour ago, rubio arrived here at presidential palisades and in going for the president and

yesterday and today and really nothing major. the key issue for rubio will be control of the panama canal and there's a choke point and dangerous for the u.s. economy. panama president on the other hand said there's nothing to discuss. that the canal belongs to panama and will continue to belong completely to panama. of course the u.s. built the canal and early 1900s and signed a treaty under kartagener 1977 and does allow for military intervention. if the neutrality of that canal is breached. so it's not clear what we have here between these two allies and reducing them and going for them to reduce rates on shipping or a prelude to what's going for neutrality. alicia: thank you. jonathan. johnathon: alicia, in washington

the democratic national committee elected a new leader as the party still tries to turn the page from the sweeping 2024 losses. madeleine rivera has more. reporter: good afternoon, jonathan. ken martin will have his hands full taking the reigns from out going chair jamie harrison. martin, who heads the party in minnesota, won the majority of dnc voting members on the first ballot on saturday and had 100 votes more than closest competitor, head of wisconsin party and despite the fact of backing of top democrats like nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries. martin will help lead the democratic party forward as it tries to rebuild after a loss up and down the ballot in november. martin says the party has the right message and just need to find a way to make sure that message resinate withs the american people, especially with working class voters.

>> we have to focus with intensity on the goal ahead, which is winning elections to improve people's lives. second, we need to go on offense. trump's first weeks have shown us what happens on amateur hour meets demolition derby. but at the same time he's invited all the billionaires into the oval office to mine, extract, and profit off of our government. reporter: besides messages, he'll be crucial in strengthening and ensuring that steve parties have the parties they need. martin will also oversee the 2028 democratic presidential early primary calendar, but he told reporters he would not put his thumb on the scale regarding that issue. owe says he wants to start a 2024 postelection review process and not calling review an autopsy and he says the party is not dead. jonathan. johnathon: madeleine rivera in dc this morning. thank you, maddie. alicia. alicia: john, president trump's nominees preparing to return to

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make it across the finish line and going for roaders white house correspondent with me now. jeff, good to see you. i want to start with our they're readily teasesy and they're expected and there's some pushback coming from republicans, particularly going for gop senator. and going for the position and he's going to express concern for them and going for the past and revolving around vaccines. take a listen. >> i tell you an associated direction and going to cast a shadow over president trump's legacy and that's what i want to be absolute best legacy it can be. so that's my dilemma and may be hearing from me over the weekend. alicia: jeff, where do you see this going and does this kind of open the door for other republicans also to express their concerns? >> it's a deciding question and it does. senator cassidy is very well expected and the fact he's a

physician is lending credibility when speaking to someone who is going for them and overseeing, who would be overseeing health and human service department if confirmed and i'd be dying to know if he had that conversation this weekend and what both of them said and it's certainly clear that based on his comments and the overall sort of tenor of those hearings that rfk jr. is in danger. it doesn't mean he won't be confirmed, but it'll be tight, and the math is such as your viewers no doubt know that he can only afford to lose a handful of republicans to make it across the finish line. he's not going to get any support from the democrats. that seems very clear. if senator cassidy goes and losing two and going to make more than too many too ma going for them and going for vice president. >> urging skeptical republicans to get on board with maria

bartiromo. take a listen. >> in some ways i admire that senate republicans are a little bit more free through i thinking and more independent and on the other hand the president has made his selections and the advice and consent power for the united states senate not used to block people because of one policy disagreement on one issue. you don't get to make these decisions, president trump gets to make these decisions and he already has. alicia: jeff, with that in mind, talk about tulsi gabbard because we know there was some concern when she wasn't able to answer the direct question on whether edward snowdin is a traitor. >> yeah, absolutely. there's a lot of concern there and that is something concerning to democrats but also to republicans and keeping in mind that tulsi gabbard is a former democrat and has a controversial past in terms of her trip to syria to meet with them president assad and not being

willing to cast snowdin as a trouter in the hearing didn't go over -- traitor in this hearing didn't go over well with people that see him that way and no room for ambiguity on that. the two candidates for cabinet we've spoken about are absolutely the most in danger on the hill. you were right to play vice president advance's comments and under-- vice president vance's score for them and the nominees and any sort of day right there, they'd be a really big problem. even so the advice and consent aspect of the senate means they can vote somebody down and they might. alicia: we'll be watching and a loot of work to do this coming week and weeks to come. jeff mason, so good to talk to you. thank you so much. >> thank you. alicia: and that wraps it up for us this hour of fox news live.

thank you, everyone, at home for watching. i'm alicia acuna. catch me tonight on the big weekend show at 6:00 p.m. eastern. johnathon: and, alicia, fox news live will continue. there's a press conference underway right now in philadelphia involving parker and first responders and other safety officials there. they will be giving an up ditterman as you see it on that -- an update on that awful plane crash in philly that took the lives of seven people. griff jenkins will continue our coverage on fox news live and will bring you any significant updates on the investigation into that crash. for now, i'm jonathan hunt in los angeles, we'll see you soon. ♪ a learjet was en route to miss