things? for example, i was impressed charles barkley not a big republican by any measure seems to have sort of recognized what everybody recognizes, which is in san francisco, the homelessof population has gotten out of control saying he likes thepe mayor of san francisco but hopefully they wilful do somethg about the homeless crisis therea >> he was correcting one of his colleagues who saiguesd it was beautiful city. if you actually care about the,o cities, you will be honest how o bad of shape they are end. so kudos to charles barkley. >> charlie: md to. jason, thank you so much for joining us. that iing s it for us tonight ad i'm charlie hurt and forke laura ingraham. you can catch me on >> carley: we begin with a fox news alert. trump administration officials are in saudi arabia for peace

talks with russia as they embark on bringing an end to the war in ukraine. and dhs secretary kristi noem launching new ad campaign with clear message to migrants trying to enter the united states illegally. >> you will be caught. u will be removed. you will never return. follow the law and you'll find opportunity. if you break it, you'll find consequences. >> carley: switching gears, positively awesome story. a teenage robotics whiz helped a dog find a home by making her a 3d printed prosthetic leg. they will join us to tell us about it. i'm carley shimkus. todd has the day off. madeleine rivera is live in washington with the latest on the negotiation to end the russia-ukraine war. maddy, with the united states and russia meeting behind closed doors right now.

>> madeleine: that's right. the meeting between officials are underway. marco rubio, michael waltz and special envoy to middle east steve witkoff are there. cia director john ratcliffe is not attending this meeting, he is part of the negotiating team. ukraine is not participating in this meeting. president trump said keefe will be in peace talks with russia. putin is adamant it will not take a ceasefire deal if is not at the table. and french president macron said he spoke with president trump and zelenskyy and said to achieve peace there could be credible for ukraine and pushing for europe to have a say in

negotiations and say they must invest more in their own security and defense. here is nato secretary general. >> on ukraine, we have to get to a deal, which is strong. china is working, others working, it has to be strong and lasting and enduring and make sure when it comes to ukraine. >> madeleine: keith kellogg is expected to meet with zelenskyy in ukraine this week. kellogg says no one will impose a deal on a sovereign country and regarding ongoing meeting, it was not possible or realistic to have everyone sitting at the table. >> carley: madeleine rivera, thank you. former u.s. intelligence officer, author of "putin's play book, rebekah. there has been a lot made about ukraine not being part of this particular meeting today.

what about that and the ultimate goal of today's discussion? >> rebekah: ultimate goal is to bring peace to ukraine. ukraine is being oshg bliterated right now, almost one million ukrainian men are dead or deadly wounded. the reason why zelenskyy is not included is because he is irrelevant at this point and he is illegitimate as president. his presidency expired in may and russians stated clearly that they would only negotiate with some legitimate authority. when putin says something, you have to read between the line, from intelligence perspective looking and what putin says is that no, he's not going to negotiate with zelenskyy, he will insist first on the elections being held in ukraine

to -- so that illegitimate president assumes that role. we are right now expecting a protracted, very complicated negotiations, that is because biden administration has eroded president trump's position. so let's see what happens. president trump appointed some heavyweights and they'll play strategic game. >> carley: but president trump said zelenskyy will be part of the negotiations. >> rebekah: he has to say that because zelenskyy is ostensibly the president. putin is an attorney in addition to economist, he knows constitution of ukraine as well as he does the russian constitution. putin is very clear and zelenskyy, by the way, boxed

himself in a legal conundrum. elections could not be held right now during martial law. only narada can change that. because narada, which is the palm in ukraine, is controlled by zelenskyy who holds majority, it is a chicken and egg problem. >> carley: there is this, danish intelligence services assessed russia is preparing to go to war with nato in the next five years if they perceive nato to be weak. which brings us from nato secretary general yesterday. listen to the comments here. >> right now we are spending 700 billion on european side of nato than before president trump came into office. it is still not enough. we have to do much more. i can hear from european colleagues, they are willing to step up whchl it comes to ukraine, helping with the peace deal and when it comes to

spending more on defense because it is fair. not because president trump found this and pete hegseth, secretary of defense, also because we have to defend ourselves and going forward we cannot if we don't respond more in europe? >> carley: what about admitting europe does need to step up. >> rebekah: shame on nato, they are unprepared, they had only 10 years to prepare for this war. i personally briefed nato in 2013, few months prior to putin's invasion and laid out classified level, putin's intention, russia war-fighting strategy and no one wanted to lift a finger to beef up security posture to contribute to collect itch ive defense. i wrote a book "putin's play book," and described putin's

strategy. putin prepared for this for 20 years. we had all information we needed to get ready and it took president trump to start pushing nato to cough up some money. they only have themselves to blame for being unprepared and now we spend 200 billion of our own money, depleted our own weapons arsenal. >> carley: nato secretaries general says europe spent 700 billion more on their defense since donald trump entered office and it has not been a month yet. thank you for joining us. back at home to fox news alert. new york governor kathy hochul will meet with new york city leaders to discuss possibly removing mayor eric adams from office after half his deputy mayors stepped down yesterday. mayor adams is facing criticism over alleged quid quo pro with

justice department to drop criminal charges against him in exchange for. kathy hochul says overturning the will of voters is a serious step that should not be taken lightly. the alleged conduct to city hall reported over past two weeks is troubling and cannot be ignored. we'll be following that one. there is also this, dramatic scene unfolding in toronto yesterday. delta jet crashes and lands upside down injuring 18 people onboard. everyone survived. a former pilot will tell us how this could have happened coming up next.

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filed a lawsuit challenging president trump's orders. a recent poll shows 58% of americans support transgender people in the military, down from 66% in 2021 and 71% in 2019. today's hearing is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. the faa firing hundreds of staffers as trump administration trims down the government. transportation secretary sean duffy says workers were let go and dot said faa continues to hire and onboard air traffic controllers and safety professionals, including mechanics and others. the agency retained employees who perform safety-critical functions. everyone onboard this delta jet

survived after it crashed and flipped upside down on icy runway in cloert. randy clatt, board of advisors for aviation safety, joins me now. remarkable images out of torrential and amazingly everyone survived, although several were injured. what happened there? >> good morning, carley. the latest we've seen in the way of statement from a passenger tells us the most. the weather wasn't very good in the way of cross winds, but well within the capability of that airplane. what i heard from a passenger statement said that they hit the runway very hard and then the airplane rolled and next thing he knew, he was upside down. that tells me the runway condition wasn't an issue. in fact fire chief of the

airport authorities the runway was drive. it sounds like it was approach and landing of the aircraft on the runway that led to this. >> carley: there are a string of incidents, including the two deadly horrific plane crashes that took place in washington, d.c. and philadelphia and last year the door plug blowout on the boeing plane. is it safe to fly right now? >> i think it would be a misstatement to say it is not safe to fly. it would also be a misstatement to say everything is peachy keen. mark twain said there are lies, damn lies and statistics. statistically it is the safest way to fly, since you mentioned

boeing and door blowout, that is area that foundation for aviation safety is very concerned about. when we look at manufacturing errors or design errors of a aircraft, that is something we should be concerned about and something we have our finger on the pulse of. this incident in toronto, one in d.c. and one in philadelphia, these are separate incidents, separate aircraft and separate circumstances and i don't think i see any systemic issues with those. there are certainly issues that the faa need to step up and start working harder toward correcting and those are as far as aviation foundation is concerned mostly with boeing and manufacturer of the max aircraft and since we have 1600 in service across the world, it is

definitely a concern. >> carley: when it comes to doge, two pieces of news involving the faa. they are downsizing the workforce and looking to update air traffic control computer systems, what do you think about that? >> i know that 400 people let go out of 45,000 at the faa and they are retaining all flight sensitive positions, that is a good thing. hiring more qualified air traffic controllers is certainly a good thing. we need to move toward doing more of that and updating the systems. we've been in this next-gen system now, initiative by faa to improve aviation safety world and have seen improvements. that needs to continue. in essence, what we've done is

made the system more capable, more robust to some degree, but we're still trying to put many more airplanes into the same air space everyday. we're not building new airports, some have new runways they are working on. every airport we go to, there is construction, generally new terminals and parking and all that. we need to look carefully at the system as a whole and work toward more air space. >> carley: good idea. before we let you go, we are out of time, i want to ask, knowing all you know, do you have peace of mind when you fly? >> i do. as a pilot, i understand the risks associated with flying. if we were meant to fly, we would have wings. it is not inherently dangerous,

it is unforgiving. yesterday is an example of that. we failed to put that airplane on the runway safely. >> carley: an image many wont forget. 80 passengers onboard. the airplane flipped over, everybody got out of the aircraft. miracle indeed. switching gears go to senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: they will do after action review to find out if winds were a factor. strong winds for northern plains and right now wind chills of negative 37 in duluth, that will move southward toward texas and gulf coast. here is the setup, dip in jet stream, extreme arctic air moving southward and that will continue over next couple days.

next week, better news, we have to get through next weekend and will plunge southward as far as texas, south texas included and parts of southern and central plains. negative 62 mount washington, north dakota over negative 50 for montana and negative 51. dangerously cold to be outside. minneapolis, worst of wind and cold air today. still wednesday, as well, thursday and friday, by weekend, things start to improve. here is next storm system, heavy snow, freezing rain, ice for some sections and chilly rain over gulf coast. next storm system move in toward west. winter storm warning in effect for kansas city, paducah, areas that had extreme flooding over the weekend now getting a winter storm.

that is not great news. in the northeast, if you don't like snow, it will not impact us temperature is a mid-atlantic storm. i-95 corridor with exception to d.c., maybe inch or two. >> carley: also march is just around the corner. >> janice: getting there, daylight and everything. >> carley: inching toward spring, bit by bit. thank you. new trump administration, the trump administration launched new ad campaign with clear message to ig moos trying to enter the united states illegally. >> if you try to enter illegally, you will be caught. you will be removed. you will never return. follow the law and you'll find opportunity, if you break it, you will find consequences. >> carley: how about that for a commercial? next guest works in arizona border county and said he's seen immediate drop in crossings and he'll join us live with other

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importantly for me, what is most important or critical, they have been able to focus on trafficking of children. they were able to reinstitute dna testing, which was discontinued under biden and go after 100% prosecution. they have reenergized and all tools in their toolbox have been implemented. they are happy and excited about support they are receiving from this president. >> carley: dna testing is critical to make sure people with the children are parents. dhs secretary kristi noem released an ad campaign speaking directly to illegal immigrants in this country and those thinking about it, watch this. >> if you try to enter illegally, you will be caught, you will be removed. and you will never return. follow the law and you'll find opportunity, if you break it,

you'll find consequences. >> carley: this is multi million dollar ad campaign to get migrants to self-deport. what do you think, will it have that effect? >> i've talked to a lot of people who have come here le legally and they support this type of messaging. we came here, we did it right and they support that 100 pvrs. this message need to be delivered directly to people in foreign countries to combat messaging from cartels. they are continuing to recruit and want mules to bring narcotics across the border and they are missing out on trafficking of individual because of administration pushing back. the messaging has to be delivered in native countries and border patrol need to send

that message that the border is closed. cartels are not in charge anymore. >> carley: president trump and mexico president entered this arrangement where 25% tariff on mexican exports would be postponed in exchange for mexico stepping up. bo border -- stopping flow of illegal drugs into this country. from your perspective, is that working? >> well, that remains to be seen. we know that border patrol has been able to focus with ice and homeland security on narcotics. seizures seem to be up because border patrol is able to focus on that. we continue to see chinese fentanyl and chinese tobacco products or vap ing producting come into this country illegally. we hope that this initiative

with the president and i don't second guess him when it comes to working through diplomatic channels, this will have an impact and we'll find a new partner in a brand new president in mexico. that message needs to be delivered to the mexican government so they dm onboard. >> carley: you know tariffs will get slapped on if drug seizures don't go down. last 24 hours, border patrol encountered 229 illegal aliens, that is down from 11,000 per day under joe biden. border enforcement is possible, if you are willing to do it. thank you for joining us. there is this. today hundreds of l.a. schools set to enact ban on cell phone and smart devices in the classroom, phones, smart watches and earbuds unless it is

learning assistance or an emergency. founder of amen clinic and author of "raising mentally strong kids" joins me now. doctor, is banning cell phones in schools the right thing to do? >> it is the right thing to do. we have esh looed this technology on developing brains and it is hurting a whole generation of people, kids are constantly distracted and aman clinics have 11 clinics around the united states. this technology is changing children's brains, it is decreasing activity in the prefrontal cortex involving impulse control and dopamine dumping, it is wearing out their pleasure center and we're in the

middle of a mental health crisis. we have never seen before in history. >> carley: this ban is helpful for teachers. teachers don't have to fight with kids and say, put your phone down. that challenge does happen at home. what advice do you give to moms and dads fighting with kids right now. >> i think delay giving them smartphones until they are 15 or 16. people think that is crazy, but what is happening in our society is awful. i remember when my grandson was a year old and his parents gave him a smartphone. that is all he wanted. when i came over, pop, phone, phone, phone. you can see the addictive nature of them, which was how they were created.

they want mind share. we don't want that for our children so companies can make money. we're stealing their mental and brain health. >> carley: you wrote a book "raising mentally strong kids," there are a lot of parents watching right now who are wondering how to raise mentally tough child. what are top tips for parents out there? >> bonding is the first thing. if you have a good relationship with your child, they tend to pick your values. so often the children stuck in their phones, parents are stuck in their phones. there is an exercise in the book, 20 minutes per day, do something with your child that your child wants to do and during that time, no commands, no phones, no direction, it is just amazing. think when you were a child, one

thing you craved if your parents were reasonable people, was your parents. t time, actual physical time listening and the other thing i talk about, don't do too much. when your child says i'm bored, go -- >> carley: it is okay to be bored sometimes. you figure out how to use your brain so you are no longer bored and you don't have to sit in front of the tv or cell phone. doctor, great advice, you are on instagram and social media, i encourage parents to follow you outside of using your cell phone in front of your child in the privacy of your own room. thanks. doge has made a stunning discovery revealing 14 million americans are in social security database listed between ages of

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americans over the age of 110 are still in the social security dat database. cheryl casone from fox business has details. love to get longevity tips from them, 110 to 360. >> cheryl: amazing there are people that are 150 years old and where are the checks going? >> carley: great question. >> cheryl: this is social security fraud. elon musk and doge have been asked to find fraud, waste and abuse. people are listed between 110 and 360 years old, 369 is top age. incredible. i want to go back 369 years, can i talk to that person? >> carley: love to. >> cheryl: i'm sure briana stickney brian could write a

book about it. this does not mean 4.7 trillion missing, thissen moos untraceable. we're not saying it is gone or been stolen. doge said treasury access symbol is oifk code linking to budget line item. 4.7 trillion in payments was left blank, they can't trace where the money is going. they want to get in the computer system to trace the money and where it is going. social security thing. elon musk posted, this looks insane, he says no one person knows how it works. the reason treasury and social security, he needs access to the treasury system is for this exact reason. he's saying need access to

treasury. you have 14 state ag's suing to block him from getting access. i argue it is a good idea. >> carley: when it comes to payments, people between 110 and 360's, is someone at the resi residence getting money? >> that is social security fraud, yes. >> carley: there are people who should be paying money back. >> cheryl: google it, everybody, you will find multiple stories of evidence of social security fraud. the government does not realize they passed away and automatic check goes out and out whether a family member, neighbor or take your pick of how this is happening. these are paper checks. this is another, death certificates aren't filed, multiple of reasons why this is

done. this has been going on forever. we've never done work to stop it. people in government care about their jobs, not accusing federal workers of anything, they work hard. this is something that you need forensic accounting and team of people of experts to go in, c computer and database experts that can dig this out. >> carley: you hear crazy stories every now and then, now that elon musk is focusing on it, you might be able to get that team to clear out the system like voter role s. streamline this effort. >> cheryl: more social security numbers out there than people logged by the census bureau. >> carley: big question mark. thank you, don't miss sherel on mornings with maria on fox business network.

member on delivering on government efficient, doge, eric burlisson. people with social security numbers that are older than you heard be able to live in this country. what do you think? >> it tells us how poor this system is and how inefficient bureaucracy has become. structurally, we have created an environment right for fraud. i'm not certain and willing to investigate millions of people that are over a certain reasonable age to determine if they truly are individuals and it is truly fraud incident. it is clear there are not systems in place, obvious checks on things like this. >> carley: fox news learned doge

autocracy sit imminent despite backlash from democrats. we what do you think is going to happen there today? >> i think at the end of the day, the american people trust the fact you have one of the smartest individuals that is sacrificing his time and treasure to protect this country. no one has more to lose than elon musk. fact he's lending his talent and expertise and geniuses that come with him. we should embrace him. as an elected official, i welcome, it is like having the calvary come and points out fraud. >> carley: you are at the alliance for responsible

citizenship conference in london. for those just learning about this conference, tell us about it as it enters day two. >> this is a wonderful conference, organized by conservatives, from great britain, united states, canada, israel, et cetera. we are looking back and reflecting on what we've been through, this woke sescensorshi culture, this economic growth cul culture, this green new deal culture and lost time we've had during this period. we are at an inflection point and looking forward to this freeing moment that trump is bringing in and opportunity to look toward the future and reconstruction of western civilization. >> carley: global conferences

don't usually include leaders, this one does. thank you for joining us live from london, appreciate it. lawrence jones will look at what a is coming up on "fox and friends" in 11 minutes and counting down. >> lawrence: good morning, big tuesday morning esdition of "fo and friends." trump administration and russian officials are in you can tas overthe war in ukraine. senator tom cotton on the threat we face from china. could this be end of the road for embattled new york city mayor eric adams, crucial meeting going down today. and iran warning about their nuclear program, we will ask israeli ambassador mike huckabee how the u.s. need to respond. and elon musk touting his new ai program as best in the business.

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and sarah spends a lot of time, effort and creativity to create a 3-d printed prosthetic leg just for her. and, guess what? sarah and twila join me now with amy beth stern from the south hampton animal shelter foundation. good morning to all three of you. so, sarah, i will start with you as trila rests comfortly on your lap. how did you decide to help her with making a 3-d prosthetic leg? >> absolutely. so my high school counselor came up to me and was like i know you are interested in design engineering. i heard this great opportunity from a friend that there is a dog at the shelter to ho might need a leg. you know, this is a cool project you could take on and i saw no reason why i shouldn't. it was really a fun journey to do. >> carley: i agree no. reason why you shouldn't if you can and you are smart enough to do just that i understand this was a pretty big undertaking for

you time wise because your robotics club at school doesn't have a lot of money. had you to raise all the money and get all the supplies to create this. tell us about that. >> yeah. so a lot of the effort we do both in robotics and projects outside of that require us to go out in the community and get outreach, get people to donate money but, of course, no one is going to say no to a dog. so we did go around the community. go around the stores. and parents and teachers asking for donations. >> carley: wow, that's a great thing to do and i'm sure resume builder although that's not the reason you are doing it out of the kindness of your heart. amy, you are not sure but you believe that trila is 6 years old and lost one of her legs in an accident years ago maybe got hit by car. she has been at the animal shelter for a while because nobody wants to adopt her because of her physical challenges. so, how much will this new prosthetic leg help in getting

trila adopted? >> trila is a wonderful dog. such a sweet pitbull, she is an absolute darling. it's hard for individuals to sort of see past that extra effort that you have to put in for a dog with special needs. we here at the south hampton animal shelter foundation focus a lot on senior dogs and dogs with special needs. and having anything that sort of helps them along, right? whether it's medication or a prosthetic leg, something that helps the animal, you know, live a better life and makes it easier on an owner will certainly help with applications and adoption. >> carley: yeah. amy beth, i can only imagine that this prosthetic leg has improved trila's quality of life as well-being on all fours. >> she is very spry but she gets very tired quickly. and the leg is definitely

helping with her stability and her ability to be active a little longer that is nice. >> carley: that is great. sarah, not something most people have done in their life. how do you create a 3-d prosthetic leg for a pitbull? >> well, it's very important to take into account all their other joints, especially because if it's made wrong, if it's not measured right, it could cause wear on her other joints and discomfort. especially the base of the pros stick might irritate her kin. definitely a lot of trial and error. we did look at a science behind weight distribution works on dogs. just to make sure that it was the best for her. >> carley: amy beth those look at home and saying i can't stop staring at that adorable face i need that dog in my life. she is available for adoption. what sort of owner do you think would be best for her? >> she is a dog who probably wants to be the only dog in the

household. she likes her attention. she likes her humans a lot. you know, someone who can exercise her and have patience with the fact that she does need a little bit extra assistance. she needs to get her exercise to stay on the healthy weight side. you know, her impairment can, you know, sort of lead to weight gain because she can't be as active as the other dogs for a long periods of time. just someone who is going to love her the way we do. she is a wonderful, sweet dog. >> carley: she looks that way. she seems so sweet and docile. sarah, you are such a wonderful teenager for helping her out with such a bright future ahead. very smart. and we have a feeling that you are going to change the world when it comes to sciences and you are off to a great start. thank you so much for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪