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data we received from our federal aviation administration. i want to state for the record our city continues to mourn their loss they are in our thoughts and prayers. we have previously noted and they continue to be here on site with us, providing as much support as possible during this time. noted all six of the individuals who perished on the plane were mexican citizens. the mexican consulate, they continue to be here with us. counsel general carlos thank you again so very much. and again the way information is being distributed, some people have noted how they ever affirm the names of the individuals whose lives or loss on social media. thanks to our partnership and

working with that counsel general and the mexican consulate and out of respect for them we will not be sharing that information until the mexican councounsel it has deemed it appropriate. we can also confirm there was at least one other person who perished. that was the individual i reference to his in the car. there were additional victims who were injured and they are being treated. we talked about at nearby hospitals. that number has now increased to 22. five of the victims remain hospitalized currently three of them are in critical condition. we have not, out of respect for their families and their loved ones shared the names of any of those who have been impacted. please continue to lift them, their families and loved ones up in prayer. our city stands with them and

every victim of this tragedy. the investigators who are at the site are pouring over every bit of material that has been available they will provide very specific updates as soon as possible. yesterday many of you may have witnessed the press are posted by the ntsb. we want you to follow them on twitter or x or whatever you reference it as for subsequent updates. that is the method of communication that they used to make announcements. griff: you are listening to philadelphia mayor giving an update on the tragic crash in philadelphia. the update, five individuals remain hospitalized we will continue to monitor this welcome to "fox news live" i am griff

jenkins. new video and details are emerging for the medical transport plane crash in philly on friday night that killed at least seven people and five still hospitalized. nate foy is on the ground with the very latest. what can you tell us? >> we just got some new numbers from philadelphia's mayor. we still have seven people who were killed, six in the jet. one person in their car after the terrible crash on friday. the number of injured now 22 with three people in critical condition. we have heard back from philadelphia hospitals. we know one pediatric patient has been taken to boston for further care. at least 12 patients we had not previously reported on until today have been discharged from the hospital as well. as investigation continues the ntsb tries to figure out what made that plain taken nose dive into the ground after a one minute of flight time. you see the crash site is still

blocked off behind neighbor take a look at new video that we shot today for the debris field is quite large. we actually counted oxygen tank at a quarter of a mile away from the impact site. there is evidence outside of this perimeter the plane's two engines but they are missing the black box which contains the jet cockpit voice recorder. that something transportation secretary talked about this morning. listen to this. >> until that time we do will not know what went wrong on that flight. we know about 3 miles out it was posted bank to the right it did that slightly, came to the left and took a hard left and into the ground. >> again, we know the jet went down in a crowded neighborhood inside a minute of airtime. right now seven people have been killed. we have been watching and listening to that news conference t i continues to make

sure no other big information comes out of some questions for philadelphia's mayor and other city officials. they did say they're not going to share the names of mothers and daughters receded treatment here in philadelphia were set to fly home. unfortunately died in that crash. the mayor of the mexican city where they live is putting out their names but out of respect and in accordance with the mexican consulate port with the mayor just said and that news conference will refrain from repeating it. back out here liv alive the seah for the black box continue. there are concerns it may be irreparably damaged. obviously that has crucial communications that the pilots made during that dissents. officials here in philadelphia are urging people if they see anything that could resemble the black box which by the way is actually orange in color, to call them for that goes for all evidence. not just the black box of recall authorities do not touch it so

they can com calm and collectedr to send it back to you. griff: a critical part of the investigation. nate foy lifers on the ground in philadelphia. welcome back to you as news warrants, thank you. meanwhile faa main warning system is back online after an outage do the night. this is where learning more about the final seconds before american airlines flight was hit by a blackhawk helicopter over the potomac river here in washington wednesday night fox news correspondent grady trimble live with the very latest. >> pilots use that system comments and faa system for the uuser to communicate safety info like flight conditions, whether their hazards on runaway slaves or to download their create flight briefings. that system went down around 11:00 p.m. last night for his just restored about an hour ago. for about 12 hours the faa was using a backup system to the main notice to eric mission

system. and as a result of that today there are around 1400 flights across the country that have been delayed thus far. even though the system is back up and running as of this moment. we would also point out that our development into the investigation into the horrific crash of that commercial airline flights on wednesday night. what we believe is the first time if family members have come to reagan national since that crash occurred this morning. those family numbers gathered on that runway just across from where we are for a memorial service along the potomac river. that service lasted about an hour per ntsb over the past several days has been meeting with them as they come into town and try to answer as many questions as they can about the mid air collision. we did learn a lot of new info pry the most illuminating press comments ntsb is held to date yesterday evening. the ntsb tells us five air

traffic controllers working at the time of the crash. only one of those controllers was communicating with planes in the air as well as helicopters in the air of the time of the crash. we have had the black boxes from the blackhawk helicopter the two black boxes from the american plane. the black box from the plane which is the most accurate measure of altitude shows a plane was around 325 feet in the air at that moment of impact. but, preliminary data indicates the control tower saw the helicopter around the same time was at about 200 feet. ntsb has yet to explain that discrepancy. they say they are also looking into it. we also know the american plane pulled up in the moments before impact despite these questions about whether the helicopter was flying too high and staffing levels at the air traffic control tower or too low,

transportation secretary sean duffy reiterates today it is still safe to fly. looks of the safest skies in the whole world. traveling by air is the safest mode of transportation. if it was it not safe if there's an issue with air traffic controllers or staffing that could not keep the system and the people safe in it, the faa would shut it down. >> recovery efforts continue in the potomac river. so far d.c. fire city has pulled 42 victims from the river. that means there are still many more families waiting for their loved ones to be brought ashore. griff: are at grady tremble live for us at reagan national airport. thank you. for more on both of these tragic pressures for my faa administrator airline pilot dan, thank you for being here. this outage on the heel of back-to-back tragedies has got

americans wondering. even though we heard from secretary duffy everything is safe. wondering if there are questions about safety what is your thoughts on this? >> the outage last night unlike the outage two years ago that resulted in a grounded stop, a system standdown, this time though faa was ready. they had a third party bringing information live into the system to supplement and make up for the outage until they fixed it. there is no need for a shutdown no harm to safety. there may have been some schedule delays we may be seeing some of those. but it was relatively seamless with the new system that augmented and stepped in when the system went down. griff: it is interesting because as a pilot in an faa administrator you note the acronym but it stands for written notice to air missions

the faa primary alert system. two planes, that actually had a different name prior to the biting ministration. >> i was in aviation a long time, over four ears it was always notices to airmen notices to the people getting ready to fly so they would have the information they needed. it was notices to airmen they change it to our mission. griff: unnatural interesting pronoun change the presence taking a lot of criticism for talking about things like this and who knows. thank goodness it is backup. let's talk though, we are fortunate to have your experience here today because for 15 years you flew american airline flights into washington. you have obviously dealt with that helicopter corridor at the challenges in this airspace unlike others you now know secretary duffy has restricted helicopters right now. speak if you can to the

challenges in the conversation that eventually will come about whether or not we need to re-examine having such a busy corridor? >> it is a very unique airport operation environment being so close to many restricted areas. obviously the capitol region and the pentagon is so close. also being sort of restricted by geography. commercial carriers are not the only ones who use the river going north and south. mostly for noise abatement. as we know lots of helicopter traffic and other traffic. it's worked very well for many years. but it is a complex operational environment. griff: it let me ask you about, is watching the press conference last night ntsb member todd inman talking about what they know about altitudes so far. it seems to be a bit of a

discrepancy as grady pointed out. here's what inman had to say, listen here. >> the initial data we have on the control tower cap says 200 feet would have been visualized. this is a fairly good estimate but he needs to be finalized i should say it's a fairly good initial read. it needs to be finalized. it is operating at 325 feet plus or minus 25. >> you are talking about cr j at 325 give or take 25 feet the black off at roughly 200 when you make of the discrepancy of the distance that's 100 feet? >> i do not have any input on what they are citing from the tower. the data that tells 325 feet for that cr j is going to be the +-plus-minus-sign 25 is basically the height from gear to tip of tail.

that is the variance there. it's already been reported a lot of discussion 200 been the ceiling for helicopter operations along the river corridor for and one at that spot. the reason for that is of course because that guarantees even if both pilots to have site on each other which was in this case, 200 and200 keep the helicopter c low enough for an approach to 33, normal approach to 33 to land. what happened? what the helicopter pilot saw or didn't see or what they did will come out in the investigation. griff: the 10 seconds i've got left with respect to philly we heard that news they have yet not found the black box of that medevac jet. they do not find it might we never know what caused that

crash? >> not necessarily. ntsb was the best in the world of what they do. they had a lot of techniques and experts that can divine what happened in the accident without a black box. the black box is critically important they will find it. stuart we hope they do print thank you for being here. good to see you. ♪. griff: canada and mexico now valeant retaliatory tariffs on u.s. goods. this after president trump followed through with his threat to impose stiff tariffs on saturday. lucas thomases is live in west palm beach, florida with the latest reaction. >> good afternoon. president trump slapping new tariffs on chemic, mexico and china 25% went 10% on china with the lower 10% on canadian oil. president trump brings his motive on truth social explaining his reason slapping tariffs on it saying quote we

paid hundreds of billions of dollars to subsidize canada, why? there is no reason we don't you think they have unlimited energy should make our own cars and have lumber that we could ever use without this massive subsidy ceases to exist as a viable country harsh but true therefore it cannot should become our arcs 51st state much lower taxes far better military protection for the people of canada and no tariffs here's a vice president jd vance on "sunday morning futures." >> and fortunately retaliationus already happened. the problem with this whole idea they're going to retire out retaliate they've already been taken advantage of america for decades. the retaliation is donald trump saying no more. not going to take advantage of anymore. >> and bill clinton former secretary of treasury accurately predicted inflation spike early in the biting ministration said tariffs are bullying strategy

does not work overtime on the playground or the international arena the self-inflicted supply shock is a strategic gift to she thinking. just when inflation is sensitive it will risk price increases for oil, food and cars and immediaty to the federal reserve ninja rates interest rates and jobs in the industrial heartland will be lost as american produces cannot compete with the higher input costs canada and mexico lose trust in us and retaliate as their economy suffered. drug risks will increase your skin's outgoing prime minister justin trudeau reacting. >> tariffs against canada will put your jobs at risk. potentially shutting down auto assembly plants and other manufacturing facilities. they will raise costs for you including t food at the grocery store and gas at the pump. >> last night at the hockey game in canada the crowd booed when the american anthem was played.

ottawa went on to win the game over the minnesota wild six -- nothing too. >> live in west palm beach lucas thank you. president trump cracking down on the flow of sentinel into the u.s. with tariffs taking effect this weekend we will show you some of what's been stopped from coming into the country, that ic next. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪) you don't hurt cause you're old. you hurt because your mattress stinks, which makes our job a lot easier. sleeping on purple improves your energy by 20%, which is awful - for us. it's very good news for you.

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griff: president trump is impose tariffs against china, canada and mexico impart to help curb illegal immigration and stop the flow of deadly fentanyl into the u.s. this is u.s. customs and border protection continued to seize weapons in drugs at the southern border christina coleman is live with more hate christina. >> take a look at disturbing photos of heaps of drugs, guns and other weapons he said the other border border patrol officers sees all this just since last friday at the area of report sent wheeze in arizona they found more than winter boxes of ammunition and one vehicle search. in another they found 31 packages containing about 70 pounds of roughly 31 kilograms of fentanyl pills. according to the dea at one one singlekilogram of fentanyl e potential to kill half a million

people. again, president donald trump tariffs on china, canada and mexico went into effect this week with the white house says is part of an effort to stop illegal immigration and drug smuggling at our borders. >> i am glad we are pushing back against china and mexico glad we are putting everyone on noticed there's been a 60% drop in illegal crossings in 10 days. these tariffs i think are designed to bring about change. >> in arizona they recently seized 238 pounds of meth and a commercial shipment of corn tortillas. the math was in the stacks of tortillas the same area cbp officers rocket launcher headed to mexico they believe those were likely intended to protect the cartels and their fentanyl production labs and mexico.

again all this very disturbing cdc said synthetic opioids like fence on the primary driver of overdose deaths in the united states. >> they're doing great work it's a primary c corridor for the deadly fentanyl former ghs staff in the trump administration laurent does great work at the heritage foundation when you see this terrible battle whatever were going to call it breaking out and obviously president trump says a part of this is to stop the flow of fentanyl. what is your reaction? will this work? >> it's exactly the american people voted for november and it will work. this is a contrast between president trump and president biden are using the tools we have, the levers to exert influence and persuasion over other leaders for too long and mexico other countries are taken advantage of the u.s. in terms

of sending millions of illegal migrants to our border. in terms of receiving the benefits of the remittances those of migrants ascend home. and receiving foreign aid. trump is sent a signal were not in business like that any longer. griff: on the border, the new borders are tom homan was on maria this morning and talked about the progress they are making. listen here. >> a crossings on the border are down 93%. 93%. that's a bigger decrease than under the first trump administration. griff: that is a significant drop. what do you make of what you have seen so far both in the interior with the arrest of criminal migrants and now the numbers? i text this week with eagle pass border patrol agent that i've spent years covering at the height of the crisis and said how are you guys doing? they say it's never been better with seat such low numbers. >> urge exactly what they're

doing there a lot to do their jobs out of the trump administration. not just at the border but enforcement. now it is time for congress to step up and fully fund isis to continue to carry out enforcement but frankly congress is simply not used to doing that. they're very willing to give border patrol agents to get more technology at the ports, all needed. but they are not so used to giving ice significant resource increases. which is sorely needed right now to continue this. griff: i am fascinated now at the decision to open up naval air base guantánamo to house up to 30,000 criminal migrants. many of them will be from recalcitrant countries. meaning they don't accept their citizens back like cuba, haiti, venezuela maybe even in china. was on the show's today and had this to say about a pair. >> due process will be followed.

having facilities at one time and obey will be an asset to us the fact will have the capacity to do what we've always done. we always had a presence of illegal immigrants and their thoughts some capacity. >> would you make of this decision? >> we need to use all the resources that are available. we have use gu used guantánamo r decades across administrations. so it is a good first step again in congress need to fund so i skin continue to detain and deport. but also americans have faith in president trump and convincing those leaders around the hemisphere that they need to take their nationals back. he is now two for two with respect to both columbia leader petro and out maduro for taking back their nationals. >> and tren de aragua this violent venezuelan gang that was not even heard of before 2002 or 2023. if you think they'll take it back?

accept the news we are getting not only bring american hostages home, getting the commitment that he'll take his nationals back too. >> that is significant strides last 30 seconds i have speaking of secretary kristi noem she is on the board of this morning with the border patrol, horse patrol unit per we have video we can show you here. you see her writing. that is a stark contrast to the previous administration and secretary mayorkas under the biden administration that accuse the horse patrol unit of whipping migrants when that was not in fact the case. >> that is right. and recall secretary mayorkas knew in advance that whipping did not occur. and yet he still went out to the podium and accused those horse patrol agents of doing that. which put the dagger in the faith and trust of those agents in his leadership for the

remainder of the binder ministration. griff: they are out of office now but perhaps they could still issue that apology. a lot of border patrol agents upset it never came too. >> they deserve that apology. griff: thank you for much for being a great insight as always. coming up, how tariffs can affect your wallet next. so i sa. with the money i saved i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ top line? this is a quality, comprehensive exam. come again? you asked me to topline it for you. okay. bottom line? well, the bottom line is this is an amazing value. what? get two pairs of progressives and an eye exam starting at just $159.95 at america's best. check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes.

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influence here could create a logjam for the canal would threaten u.s. national security. panama name say the canal belongs to panama there could be no discussion of it. we have the two sides really at odds with the u.s. of course built the panama canal in the early 1900s a treaty under the carter administration in 1977 turned over control of that canal to panama. no real concerns about chinese influence. so far on the ground here in panama the reaction to a statement has been mild. if you protest, just a few dozen people pretty small but most panamanians the government holding his breath to see which way this is going to go or is this a negotiating tactic on behalf of the trump administration? or is this a real push? a push to include military action to retake physically control of the canal. back to you. griff: steve harrigan a live person panama city, steve thank you.

>> on our side we will be implementing 25% tariffs on u.s. products. canadians are perplexed, i think disappointed. we view ourselves as your neighbor, your closest friend, your ally. see for canada and mexico are upping the ante as they counter president trump student tariffs with tariffs of their own. china start in the u.s. with retaliatory measures as a well. for more on this lesbian foxbusiness contributor jonathan, thanks for joining us. canada and mexico sing dollar for dollar we are going to counter you. where do you come down on the debate over whether or not the president's tariffs now enacted are going to be successful or whether they are going to make things worse? the wall street journal just a vofeviscerating this decision. it made no sense. >> they are not just threats

anymore this is not a negotiating tool per these are now in place by the president has some ambitious goals. he talks about curtailing illegal immigration. curtailing drugs. the fact is tear our taxes paid by american importers. one of the effects we know it will raise costs for american consumers. yale had a number out over the weekend estimating a loss of $1200 in household income per year because of the tariffs. even trump himself is admitting americans will feel some pain for this historical example that tariffs on washing machines raise the price of washing machines about $90 unit. there's a lot of impacts that are not even going to be seen for tax foundation through 4000 jobs lost as a result of the tariffs. four tenths of 1% of gdp. the fact is we import a lot of good. >> caller: force of all fruit is imported. about one in five pairs of

shoes. lot of imported and lot will be affected. sporty say the president says there will be painted. here's what he said in a truth social poster today. taking on the wall street journal namely cinque make your product in the usa and there are no tariffs. why should the u.s. lose a trillions of dollars in subsidizing other countries? why should these other countries pay a small fraction of the cost of what usa citizens pay for drugs and pharmaceuticals? as an example of this to be the golden age of america. will there be some pain? yes, maybe and maybe not. here's my question for you, jonathan. i think the argument president trump is trying to say to critics like yourself, don't miss the forest for the trees. his entire plan which includes increasing energy production, deregulation for business tax cuts, and the tariffs to balance the playing field is going to be

counter inflationary and ultimately lead in what he calls this golden age. that is his pushback, what say you? >> it's a brand-new world. what we know is many americans, many american companies are not just warning about the tariffs whether it's the retailers, the shoemakers, steelworkers, united auto workers warning as he tears. warning there be higher prices. we are seeing a bull market in d a lobbying. every lobbyist is working looking for exemptions. that tariffs will breed more corruption, more payoffs, president trump has amazing ambitious goals. we would like to see them achieved but it is unclear, at least to many economists whether tariffs and taxes on americans will achieve those goals. griff: let's hear about the auto auto. we hear a lot about the pain and americans in the short term may feel in regards to the auto industry with both canada and mexico. what does that look like for us in the near future? and potentially over a course of

months of this continues. >> often auto parts, elements are manufactured in canada, manufactured in the u.s., manufactured and mexico shipped from place to place. it is so multifaceted. so fascinating and intricate about tax on trade at large has such wide ranging effects. that which is seen in that which is unseen. this has such far-reaching impacts for the ceos big and small are scrambling to look at their supply chains you might say people move out of importing from china but we could see for example imports from vietnam pickup. this going to be a lot of supply chain rejiggering its difficult to tell of the net result will be for the new tariffs and the new taxes. it's a brand-new world we have seen taxes like this in decades in america. cook was fascinating to me and this is my last question for you, jonathan and great insight as always.

create usmca if his intention now got up and did or d a diffet you mca with that not be something he's already gained by bringing him willingly or unwillingly to that table westrick to lower taxes lower tariffs across the board. not only canadian tariffs mexican but american tariffs as well. this recent order from the president violates the order he signed it his previous interment. he said it goes against it. in the oil was he that market hates uncertainty. we saw a massive fall off on friday when that tariffs were announced for this a lot of uncertainty among american manufacturers. many companies entire business model surrounded by important low-cost goods. there is a lot of scurrying a lot of uncertainty for these terraces they continue to get world output and as the

retaliation continues to roll in the economy. >> sue for your right about one thing markets do not like instability and uncertainty. we shall see what the markets do tomorrow morning. jonathan, great insight as always. help president trump's executive order on anti-semitism and hamas synth sympathizers being synth sympathizers being received on college campuses, next. this. hang on there. actually, you can. your empower investment account has performed well. and this whole off-white-ish cantaloupe thingy is really working for you. so... so...? so... (♪) hot to trot! nobody says that, what? get good at money. so you can be a little bad. empower. on medicare? living with diabetes? progress is having your coffee like you like it. the freestyle libre 3 plus sensor

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protest on college campuses across the country. many of the students there, sympathizing indeed with hamas which is preposterous considering the horrors carried out on october 7. what do yo you make of the effoy president trump in this executive order to try to combat anti-semitism? >> i am in touch with students almost every day. they are really relieved at president trump has decided to pay attention to this issue. they have felt like at every turn accepted that media with fox and concerted media, they feel they have been unheard with their campus administrators buth their elected officials. also at the highest levels of power the bit bided white housey finally feel like there's steps being taken for they watch their classmates running around campus with impunity threatening their

lives. >> it is not just a student yous you are talking to their grateful. prime minister of israel posting this on x saying on behalf of israel and the jewish people i thank president trump for his executive order to fight anti-semitism and support for terrorism on american campuses. thank you for standing up for truth and justice. will this make a difference? i ask you that question as a reporter revoking a foreign foreignstudent visas is a step. the executive order is a step. but yet i found it was not all international students that were leading this. they were american kids search in late when i was covering gw. >> absolutely. the perpetrators of all of this campus unrest are almost all kids for connecticut sorry for everyone from connecticut.

its rich kids who have the luxury of doing and fermenting violence instead of working, instead of studying have too much time on their hands. for the most part they are not international students. it sends a positive message to campus administrators the trump administration is paying attention and this cannot keep going on. i know israelis have been meeting with college students as recently as last week. they were in israel talking to israelis. it's a good first step precooked's bottom client the last 10 seconds i've got here president trump should continue to hold a light against this worked ideology that infiltrated these campuses. >> they been doing this across the board but all this radical agenda and ideology is under the same umbrella he is taking on from all sides it is long

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griff: super bowl time and drones is tightening security thousands of visitors expected next week for the super bowl in the wake of new years terror attack on bourbon street. madison scarpino is live with more on what officials will need to discuss plans for safety. >> it has only been just over a month since 14 people were killed in that terror attack. and now, new orleans is expecting countless fans for the super bowl. local, state, federal authorities are all working together for enhanced security at say the city is prepared. here's nfl chief security officer. >> we are really confident in our security plan going into the super bowl in new orleans. we are working now on coming up on two years with our federal, state, local partners on this plan. we feel very confident this team is ready.

cooks already roads near the super dome, are closed off there's a large security perimeter all around the stadium with checkpoint screenings. governor announced this past week there will also be enhanced security zones in the french quarter. roby checkpoints, police will search any large bags and items like coolers, ice chest are banned. band. tamara newly confirmed secretary of homeland security is set to be in new orleans she is going to meet with governor landry and other police captain to of course discuss those security measures. separately a bipartisan congressional group will also be there tomorrow they will meet with officials from homeland security investigations, the fbi and nfl to go over security measures in both the french quarter and at the superdome. the city is hosting mardi gras this next month. since he terror attack the event has been classified as a tier

one event support has significant national importance that requires extreme federal support. support new orleans a security is going to be tight. madison thank you. it's going to the big easy the nfl on fox team post america super bowl party the super bowl lix pregame show starting next sunday, a week from today at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox. even gadget streaming as well. the annual groundhog day celebration took place in talks to tommy this morning for tens of thousands gathering at gobblers knob to hear what punxsutawney phil would predict between a long winter or in early spring. communicating to the president of the groundhog club in their own language, groundhog ease, phil predicted this. >> so i am headed back down whatever there is a shadow appear get ready for six more weeks of winter this year.

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