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president trump will soon be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl before he heads to new orleans. trump set down fox chief political anchor bret baier for exclusive interview willie part of the pregame part he defended elon musk doge and painted at targets or future budget cuts. welcome to "fox "fox news live"y rich edson. it's a busy day at mar log of the presi president's trip secuy clearances for more members of the biden administration put lucas tomlinson' is live outside the white house with more. hi lucas. >> good afternoon. president trump is having quite the day. sprinkle with it tiger woods and boards as a plane and head to the super bowl tonight but as you mention a first sitting president to do so. he sat down with our own bret baier this is an excerpt from the interview that will air fully later. quincy don't fix kickbacks or what's going on. look, iran on this the people want me too find it i have had great help with elon musk who has been terrific. >> you say you trust him?

cori'm not going to tell him vey soon likely be 24 hours to go check the department of education priest going to find the same thing. and then i'm going to the military, struck the military we are going to find them billions hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse. and the people elected me on that. >> many democrats are not as enthusiastic of that work elon musk is doing here is senator chris murphy earlier. quick setting this the most serious constitutional crisis the country is faced since since watergate the president is attempting to seize control of power and for corrupt purposes. >> "fox news sunday" house speaker mike johnson had very different take. waxy substance is when the american people demand and deserve it. all the controversy on elon musk helping us out there going

through to find efficiencies. there's massive fraud, waste, abuse of the american taxpayer dollars for this is the best way to do it. quick to see the rest of brent's interview with the pregame festivities at 3:00 p.m. on the fox network. >> lucas tomlinson live at the white house thank you. israeli leaders had their outrage of the condition of the 3 hostages freed yesterday were forced by hamas to speak and think their captors before they're released chief foreign correspondent trey yingst is live in tel aviv with more. >> good afternoon. the condition of the hostages released on saturday has caused concern across israel of the men looked frail and malnourished is really a leadership has vowed to address this with mediators as the families of some hostages are calling for a faster timeline to get the remaining hostages freed from hamas

captivity the family reacted to his condition saying this. >> when we saw him was an abswas inabsolute shock and we d cried. cook the latest release and comes as a palestinians are starting to return to new parts of gaza made fresh is really withdrawals. the cease-fire is delicate but still is a progressing as planned despite no clear path forward for phase 2. president trump was asked this weekend about his plan for taking over gaza. >> any further deliberations on gaza, the timetable for takeover? >> note deliberations as been very well received. basically the united states would view it as a realistic transaction. we will be an investor in that part of the world. no rush to do anything. will be supplied and given to us

by israel. >> and president trump at israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have endorsed this idea of the united states taking over gaza. the fact there are dozens of living hostages still being held by hamas couple hits the issue. >> trait thank you. ♪ for more on this list bring today's foreign policy panel fox news contributor former cia station chief dan hoffman and former white house senior state department matthew. thank you for joining us this afternoon. dan i want to start with you what he think the prospects are for a continued cease fire and more exchanges of hostages and prisoners? >> yes, it looks very tractable for me too get to phase 2. israel would have to withdraw all of their troops that would be at odd with prime minister

netanyahu stated objective for the w war which is to destroy hamas. and as we can see there are thousands of hamas fighters at large. and for israel to fully withdrawal that would open up opportunities for hamas to plot and plan for their attacks against israel. i can't seem very optimistic. it's hard to be optimistic about much in anything in the middle east. >> and matt, we're talking earlier today about the prospect of rebuilding gaza. the president mentioned that said he wants to move palestinians out of gaza and begin the rebuilding process at some point. but come about that entire plan we are nowhere near that. and secondly, it would palestinians even want to leave gaza? >> it is a key question. by the way it's good to be with dan, an old buddy from moscow. in the course of human events people fill really attached to their homes, right? with all the displaced persons throughout history the number 1 dream is to return to their

home. so come at this point there's no sign and they are willing to leave jordan which could be a possible recipient of a palestinians of which it has throughout the decades shielded many has said it would maybe be willing to go to war if more palestinian displaced persons were forced upon them. that's a very it's an international legal issue it would forcing the policy instadidn'tsleep consequent to c cleansing? president trump's perspective is different. not just a real estate developer but he had steve witkoff who just visited a silly western official and president trump's middle east envoy who said look at any city in the u.s. if you had any damages 1100th of what he saw on gaza know it would be allowed to go back to their homes because of disease, total lack of infrastructure, the building themselves are unsafe and the stones beneath the buildings are unstable. so, as time goes on it is

conceivable i suppose in president trump's mind, that many gaza palestinians will be looking for better option. rich: moving on now you have the secretary of state marco rubio scheduled to travel to the region this week. what do you think his first task is when he sets foot? >> he is on a bit of a world wind tour produce first stop is that munich security conference will be discussions about ending the ukraine more than off to the united arab emirates and israel endo hawk. there is no shortage of crises in the middle east. he has got to be looking at iran, nuclear threshold state as well as the potential, as unlikely as it might appear at this time for israel and saudi arabia to establish bilateral relations in the future of gaza. the secretaries and what he needs you to getting out front leading our diplomatic efforts. rich: this comes on the heel of a trip to central america for the secretary of state. matt, when you look at some of the negotiations there for tickly on the panama canal do

you think this gets resolved without the united states taking full control of the canal again? >> it could put it seems like that present a panama blinked. he said it's a pretty breathtaking idea that 2017 memorandum of understanding that granted china incorporation somehow at the panama canal into its belt and wrote initiative is now going to be nullified. i would think that where that chinese role moderated, reduce, or a limited may be president trump a look at the panama canal in cooperation with panama and a different light that would not require the u.s. to physically retaking control. i want to turn out to events taking on in ukraine. you got zelenskyy sing is entertaining the idea of the united states could gain control of rare earth minerals and ukraine for continued military assistance to the ukrainian military. dan, do you think that is the weight president trump can keep his coalition together and say we are sending military aid but

the united states is getting more than just the security of ukraine back for? >> i think we have to look to postwar reconstruction in ukraine. not going to be cheap but we desperately want ukraine to be a part of europe. to be strong, sovereign and able to withstand any future threats coming from russia. the way to do that is to make should have a strong economy, foreign direct investment including rare earth might make some sense. of course, like with most of president trump's proposals there is a lot of details to be discussed and debated and deliberated. but, on the face of it has a lot of merit. rich: maps, in a conversation with your post president trump that is spoken of russian president putin by phone and putin wants to see people stop dying. if there's 1 person on planet earth that can control all of that, it is him. what is it going to take for him to realize that or for the united states to get russia to stop this assault on ukraine?

>> only option is for russia to see it could no longer afford to be losing all of the people on the battlefield simply cannot achieve its objective of eliminating ukraine as a sovereign states. i think president trump's threats of severe tariffs or taxes as he is also called the n russia, could tip in enfeebled russian economy over the edge. 40% of russia's economy is retooled to military production. but, as dan was saying all these plans are intricate, they are complex but my sense of connections back in washington is the staffing of the nationall security council and other entities that brings the president through all of the difficult aspects and challenges of any plan like this is not yet thethere in place. so it is impossible to predict with the approach of trumbull b. the russians have said maybe there was no discussion. the press spokesman said putin can not confirm or deny there

was a discussion i think when putin fills this pressure is going to eventually see he needs to find a way to get out. i think president trump as an ultimate dealmaker may be able to help make that happen without selling at ukraine as well. rich: dan, what you think the early read is in moscow of the trump administration do you think moscow sees result in the united states or to think they have an opening with the new administration? >> i think vladimir putin is certainly going to be flexible about different opportunities he may have. he certainly paying attention to it president trump is saying to end the war. what is really important and i can say this from having spent decades of the cia trying to track russian foreign policy, putin's plans and in tensions through vladimir putin's twisted kgb eyes. he does not see the war the way president trump does a great loss is on the battlefield do not mean to president putin what they mean to president trump. putin launch that war because what scares him the most is

democracy. he could not allow ukraine to be a functioning sovereign democracy with commercial and economic and strategic links to europe in the united states. not a country on russia's border with the sizable russian speaking population. so he invaded ukraine. his aim was to topple the government and install a puppet regime to the kremlin. he is going to fail in that endeavor. the question is whether he gets an exit out of that morass he has created. rich: all right dan hoffman and matthew bryza thank you for joining us. ntsb speak in the investigation of latest crash of a passenger plane in america after the wreckage of a small plane carrying 10 people was found near alaska. the third deadly crash in the last 2 weeks on american soil. madeleine rivera is here trekking that story. >> crews are battling some pretty tough conditions apart over the week and they did make

significant progress the bodies of all 10 people on the airflight have been taken to gnomic. the national transportation board in alaska have been investigating to what led to this crash the cessna plane was headed thursday afternoon at lost radar contact 12 miles offshore about the bering sea that volunteer fire department said had told air traffic control is going to enter a holding pattern while waiting for the runway to be clear that u.s. coast guard said something then because the plane to rapidly lose elevation they have not said why that happened officials did say there were no signs of distress from the plane. now that all of the pit victims have been recovered they will now turn to the aircraft. >> we will recover the wreckage. we do have a short window where we have bad weather coming in, some snow. and so please understand that some difficult conditions because this is on an ice flow.

>> ntsb is investigating 2 other major aviation disasters. the midair collision between a regional jet and an army blackhawk in d.c. and the crash of a medical transport jet in philadelphia. ntsb releasing this video over the weekend showing them examining the wreckage from the d.c. crash. all major parts have been recovered. now the ntsb says is looking for visual indicators that could give them clues into the angle of the collision where they also recovered the jet traffic collision avoidance system its app mechanism that gives a pilots alerts and width in danger of hitting another aircraft there's a question over that system is activated before the fatal crash. rich: thank you for joining us. an earthquake at the caribbean last night puerto rico nearby islands are under a tsunami advisory 7.6 quite hit between honduras and the cayman islands. so far no injuries or damage of been reported. authorities warned of strong ocean currents that could be dangerous for boaters.

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rich: homeland security secretary kristi noem is touting immigration crackdown pretty shut down shannon bream on "fox news sunday." ecb cotton is alive with more on that. next dhs secretary kristi noem fresh off a visit to guantanamo bay for the administration continues to grow its migrant detention facility for those it says are the worst of the worst. some criticism and concern has started to emerge. primarily from the american civil liberty unit about the living conditions all the migrants want access to legal representation. here is noem's response. >> of course we are giving due process to migrants who do not all the time from the same procedures we already have been. where are they advocate for the children that are missing that joe biden lost? where in that not advocating for the simmons who lost children lake and rylands family, johnson's family. get your priorities straight this is about america start focusing on them. >> noem shared photos of the 2 military flights that took off

this week each carrying roughly a dozen migrants who were all gang members according to dhs about u.s. officials say the rap sheets for those on the second flight included crime such as homicide, weapons trafficking, assault, robbery and distribution of dangerous drugs. but noem expanded on that list of crimes today. >> i watch a plane load of people unload that were pedophiles, child pornographers, they were drug dealers in our communities that literally, these cartels are partnering with the chinese to kill our next generation of americans. that is who we are putting down there. >> department of defense is the migrants will be held in vacant parts of the military facility and not alongside terrorism suspects or convicts. president trump a said he has instructed dod to expand the military base to house tens of thousands for the dod has called the housing of these migrants a temporary arrangement until they can be taken back to their home countries or somewhere else.

rich: cb cotton life for us, thank you for her morn immigration was from a senior fellow at the center for renewing america. kent, thank you for joining us this afternoon pretty hurt cb's report you can house up to 30,000 migrants at guantanamo bay. you think that's enough capacity for what the president's trying to do here? >> no. and honestly, it's a great facility to use it. of course you've got to ship people there so there are expenses with using it that do not exist in other places apart on the other hand is another example we don't talk about cuba much. but, 3 of the top countries for not taking back adjudicated repatriate a bowl, or deportees, cuba is 1 of the top 3. you can take them and walk them through the gate. that is like returning mexicans right across the border. that is easy to do from guantánamo. of course the secretary was

talking about it to house a more dangerous criminal illegal aliens it's also useful for that purpose. and, as she noted there are no due process problems in utilizing it's also interesting aclu is not interested in the biden administration losing, losing tens of thousands of children. they are very interested in protecting the most vicious violent criminals in the western hemisphere prick she brought the issue of countries taking migrants to back this is a big foreign policy issue. how much of an issue is it that will get that country will not take them back hobbits of the country like mexico you can walk them across the border. if you want to take them back to their home country, you can not do that for almost anyone else the chinese and indians are 2

other big countries not taking back their own deportees in the top 3 countries. but that is going to be a major issue. i will tell you we compare it to the joe biden administration and it is night and day with president trump. but, let's go back to trump won. do not recall any secretary of state among president trumps in the first administration going to a country in the western hemisphere for starters and marco rubio has already done that. and 2, taking on the state your accuracy and marco rubio has already done that. and 3, actually raised himself the issue of immigration with other western hemisphere nations. marco rubio has already done that. it is a a whole new world and we can say the same thing about pete hegseth as secretary of defense compared to the first trump administration. the whole team is on board and that did not happen in the first

trump administration. you are going to see a lot more movement. a lot more activity, a lot more protection of the american homeland and people because of the efforts of the department upon security. rich: on the front end of these are the ice rates that are ongoing the borders are tom hellman has suggested some the ice rates have been tipped off. he has given an update on what he had to say pickwick to not satisfied yet we've gotten more criminal arrests the sanctuary cities are slowing us down. we are going to keep coming they're not going to stop us. it's less efficient to arrest a bad guy in the public was hiding from us were trying to wrestle on his turf rather than wrestle him rest arresting him in county jail which is what we should be getting him there. >> how much of a challenge? ask tom use a word i've not heard yet it's very important, efficient. when you are trying to get to the kind of numbers that president trump wants to reach, that he has promised they are

going to have to build efficiencies into the system. when you go, it's tom just said, it is more efficient to pick a criminal up at a jail then to go find them and the community. one of the hardest things to do is just to find somebody. and so, when you do find them you find the bite of ministration did not do that. that is more efficient. the really going to have to build not just capacity. you and i talk about prison beds at gitmo. but efficiency. they're going to scale up their going to need to build more efficiency in the system and that goes to detention, handling the legal issues, and the transportation logistics as well. all at the same time. that is where the management skills and expertise really get tested and come into play. that is where things are going to get moving. or they are going to get blocked for the trump administration. it's almost logistics.

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me on that. rich: president trump's exclusive interview with fox news chief political anger bret baier it airs at 3:00 p.m. today be sure to check your local listening. now let's bring in today's political panel with me, here right now former chairman of the federal energy regulatory commission under president trump, and capitol council llc partner jonathan. thank you for joining me on this fine super bowl sunday. you know, you have seen the good work of government agencies and employees can do. does doge risk taking a hammer to too much here? >> i don't think so we are $36 trillion in debt for there is a clear recognition that we have got to get it under control for even from within the agencies. i had the great honor of leading the federal energy regulatory commission. there are number of wonderful civil servants that played an important role in making sure the lights stay on. but, you can always find ways to be more efficient bring the reality is president trump was

pretty open about this. he has been saying since august who's going to bring in elon musk and turn him loose on these agencies. and you know, the reality is that maybe not in this region where i cannot go to my kids a basketbasketball game without hg concerns from other parents were civil servants worrying about their future but outside the beltway, most americans are actually supportive of what elon and present her for trying to do >> jonathan we seem protest in front and government buildings we got press conferences, lawsuits, threatening democrats are going to bring up bills but they cannot bring them up in congress because they do not control either house. what do you suggest democrats do and when you make of having done so far? >> democratic to pick and choose when they're focused on. they should focus on what is impacting their constituents. not programs in d.c. not agencies that people don't really understand that focus on the fact donald trump and his first 20 days and has not done

anything to lower food prices. he's not that anything to end the war in ukraine which he said he could go on day 1. is not that anything to make a safer pretties deportations are lower than joe bided. he released 1500 criminals on day 1. everything he said during the campaign is i'm going to bring denier prices and lower inflation. he is and nothing on that but what he's done is put a billionaire in charge without confirming him through the senate. something every 1 of his cabinet secretaries could have done they could've taken a fine tooth comb to their own budget they let a billionaire budget 25 your own kids 1 of whom is a racist, wall street journal exposed him. let them wade through a website and pick and choose what programs they don't like. they have not sent him to the biggest apartment that has the biggest waste, fraud, abuse in it, the dod. >> what about that? was president trump addresses that in the interview. he says he's going to focus on the military.

let's not docks these individuals who are working for elon too. >> the kid did say i was a racist before it was cool. >> the reality is, what i think a lot of people and the establishment at large assumed when president trump was talking about doge he was talk about similar panels like this in the past like simpson bowles which have been very slow and very mechanical i had not yielded minute result. think many people shrug it off. we've seen this movie before, is going to play out the same way i don't think they expected someone to come in with silicon valley efficiency and go into ao these agencies and try to identify where the savings could be had. the cabinet secretaries could do this on their own. now, what elon is doing is putting a spotlight on these programs with excessive waste, fraud, abuse bridge going to make it easier for the cabinet secretaries to make this difficult decisions.

having been in an agency it myself it can sometimes be hard to impose cuts on people that you see and work with every day for.elon is giving cover to thee cabinet heads to make tough decisions. rich: what happens if there's massive cuts of federal bureaucracy and the americans make up a year later and didn't feel it? what something cutting the bureaucracy is the problem. because there's probably a lot of workforce cuts you could make it is the services that those provide. when donald trump put up the memo saying were going to freeze all of these programs that support democrats pounced and should focus on that he decide is going to cut meals on wheels, head start programs, funding for formula for women who just had children. those are the programs democrats should focus on and those are the things that impact everyday american lives focusing on inside the beltway a couple thousand employees get caught they are going to have to find new jobs. that's going to hurt the

unemployment rate. i do not think 3 or 30 million people around the country going to look back and say that really impacted us. that's not where democrats should be focused on where they should be focused on what hurts you every day of your life. rich: real quick how much does he have your both houses of congress but it doesn't take too long for the restart running for reelection. >> certainly he is at he's feeling it. both the shock and awe of the first couple of weeks flooding the zone, setting elon and does on these agencies. making calls and foreign policies is having its intended effect by the democrats have not been able to figure out which message you counteract. how to counteract it. which pitches to swing at. they're almost trying to either swing everything or swing at nothing. he's got them completely it flat-footed now as his opportunity. with time the rules of gravity come in. and he is got to get inflation under control. scott that the economy going in

the right direction. otherwise the pressure will flow back onto the white house. right now you've got to say he is achieving what he campaigned on and what he intended to achieve in the first 3 weeks. rich: guys, we are 3 weeks in. is it 2028 already? >> in general it was the longest year of my life. thank you for joining us gentlemen, really appreciate it. [cheering] rich: the super bowls unlike any other topic of the first sitting president to attend the games but secured on the big easy is pretty tight. garrett is live in new orleans. >> there is such an overwhelming security presence that it is really almost hard not to feel safe. that's really what officials are wanting. especially so soon after last month's terror attack on bourbon street. the other day we had the chance to go out the u.s. marine corps on 1 of their practice runs for today's flyover and fv 22

osprey. does it take off like a helicopter and then filing up plane. going back to world war i flyovers have been a symbol of safety and security. which makes today's flyover that much more poignant for the city. lieutenant colonel lopez said outside of leading marines, taking part in this tradition with the commander-in-chief in the house is the greatest honor they can have. >> we are america's fighting force, the marine corporate we are honored to be here were honored to show the country that they have the best fighting force in the world. we had the best aircrew, the best marines, the best people serving our country that are representing us as we do the flyover on sunday. >> to date will be the first time in history at the va 22 osprey has been a part of the super bowl flyover. folks inside the superdome would not be able to see it up in the air because of the roof, it will be on the screens inside. i can tell you they are very loud. they may even be able to hear them if they listen close.

rich: garrett tenney live for us in new orleans, thank you. it's going down live in the big easy as the nfl on fox team hosts america super bowl party with performances from jon petit's and that red carpet with olivia. the super bowl lix pregame show live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox. vice president vance will attend a major ai conference in europe tomorrow. how the united states is looking to stay ahead of china and the ai arms race. that is coming up. and over time it can help lower your a1c. ♪ this is progress. learn more and try for free at freestylelibre.us ♪

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afternoon. would you said this is a real turning point for the future of ai and what would you suggest this administration do to navigate this? >> that is a great question produces more than a regular summit. they are going to talk about policies. but really what's happening is the largest summit for ai in the past a bit much higher ranking individuals appearing, not just from the u.s. government but the chinese government as well. and really what this meeting really comes down to is everyone in the world was going to be looking at different countries like the u.s. and china and say who is actually going to lead the ai race moving forward question who's going to step into the leadership role who's got the plan? who's got the policies and whose acting on those policies it comes down is a going be china or the united states? when it comes to how to put a stake in the ground and show american leadership. the administration's been doing a pretty good job of that in general. there's a few things it's been doing right it's been investing in ai it's been avoiding over regulating ai and i would say

the most important thing is it's actually utilizing ai. he had a guest on earlier talking about doge how it's being used to reduce some of the cocost in the u.s. government. there are massive amounts of waste and the department of defense. we recently started work with parts of the u.s. air force to help with parts sourcing automation through a.i. and then what we realize according to the government's own to the whole department of defense we'd spend over spending on parts. many of these parts of your overspending on our from foreign manufacturers. so those are jobs that can go back to the u.s. we could be saving money and get those parts faster which means our combat readiness improves. utilizing it is part of the picture we improve our national security in the process. rich: is there a risk the united states but all this money into artificial intelligence and then that information and those advances are quickly somehow

taken over or used by foreign actors and we put the money up front everybody else enjoys the benefits? >> it is possible. but it's not possible if you keep investing. the thing about a.i. selling to invest in okay were done we won the a.i. race. it's an ongoing race. we are going to make advancements of a portal washer to learn from it and then we'll get to where we got faster than we got there as long as we are investing it heavier than they are, we are moving faster than they are by the time they catch up or 10 steps ahead. what we found through deep seek it's not enough to just invest in infrastructure. think the administration was wisely or they did the private or billion-dollar investment that they made about a.i. info structure in the u.s. is a very wise decision. what deep seek shows us if-those are startups. there's agile creative teams out there who are very smart who can find ways to upend the entire games by thinking outside the box.

what that says is cannot just invest in infrastructure the billy the big companies have to invest in startups. it has to invest in smaller groups competing with each other. thinking outside of the box and finding new breakthroughs. if we do that we will continue to win. shows us china's honor hills were not that far ahead. rich: speaking of china, tiktok is also on the table here jd vance's work on some kind of deal but do you think tiktok should survive in the united states? >> it should survive in the united states as united states company. i think we can sell it in the united states we will be fine. the problem we have a tick tock in deep seek is unfortunate for what i'm sure some really great business people in china. the chinese law is the problem. under chinese law the chinese communist party can investigate. they can source and audit all the data they want for any reason they want. any information stored on chinese servers or anything that could be accessed by the company

based in china at the ccp comes in is is i want that information, they have to give it to them. when it comes to things like deep mind being panned on all federal government employees devices and on tiktok it is legit for there is a real concern about handing american intelligence to the chinese government on the silver platter. rich: plate to watch there. paul powers thank you for joining us this afternoon. >> thank you. rich: we can winter storm is hitting that midwest and northeast with heavy snow and ice but were more snow is expected this week. that is coming up. .to income in. you got this. vanguard fixed income funds can help advisors grow their clients' savings. vanguard. fifty years of high quality investments. tempur-pedic designed the ergo-pro smart base, to help you fall asleep — more easily. it's gentle massage and relaxing sounds... help calm your mind, every night. during our presidents day sale, save up to $500 now on select adjustable mattress sets.

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rich: with a 90 million residents under weather alerts is a massive winter storm wallops the door than u.s. fox weather nick kosir is alive in new haven, connecticut. hi nick. >> hey guys. listen, it's been snowing since about 10:00 p.m. last night in new haven, connecticut. you can see we have picked up anywhere from 3 -- 6 inches of some very pocketable snow. and that's a little bit of an issue as i think we go forward. tonight, temperatures are going to fall below freezing. the potential for a refreeze is certainly going to be there here

across new haven, connecticut read the storm system, largely over. it's 1 of about 4 impacting the east coast in the mid atlantic as we go through the next couple of weeks. this is a bit of a precursor of things to come. as you can see here the flakes of piled up and people are out and about enjoying the conditions here at a church in a park this is what it has looks like here for quite some time now. super bowl sunday obviously. the good news is, the snow came in early on. it is ending so poked folks being out and about for the super bowl later on today should have a fairly easy go of it. the good news is, this is not happening on it monday or tuesday morning when everybody has to go into work tuesday into wednesday and other storm system could come through and impact the east coast. i think where we are at here and

new haven will largely be spared as we head into it next week. there will be another parade of storms coming on by so we could get hit yet again. as you can see the kids are all out enjoying the snow and doing a little bit of sled riding. reporting in new haven, connecticut nick kosir here for "fox weather." rich: is a perfect out their little sledding, little super bowl you got yourself a sunday. much appreciated. we'll turn to fox weather eccentric meteorologist adam klotz is standing by with the forecast for the week ahead. >> hey rich, a little more winter weather for some folks more spring or summer weather for some of the locations were abnormally warm across the southeastern portion in the southern portion of the country bread there is a game going on today? those people had the beautiful forecast in the dome with a lot of activities before the game, during the game and after the game this weather is absolute perfect for it as you look at temperatures sitting around 70 degrees but the big storm are tracked across the country yesterday, largely leaves us quiet here for the rest of your sunday print however it's a little colder on the northern

side of this, still great football watching weather if you are in the colder weather. now, of the next 7 days will be rounds of systems we are paying attention too. this gives you the sense everything to the south is talking about rain pretty start to see some of those you see significant rain and the blue and purple and pink colors but these are areas where you see snow but pretty defined line still works little warm in the south and no big deep freeze continuing to track all this weather from the west coast ultimately to the east coast. you will see at times multiple rounds but very heavy rain across the southeast. a decent amount of snow across the plains. you'll talk about wednesday and thursday heavy snow there from portions of the central plains getting is the upper midwest. this is going to be an active time of year end there are some flood threats on tuesday and wednesday from the exact same system further south. an active weather week i had to people need their umbrellas or snowshoes depending upon where they are. rich: at a class of thanks so much for it much more head

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