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remarkably no one was killed. officials say only two victims and the hospital. welcome back to "america reports." and sandra smith in new york and if ever a reminder to wear your seat belt, john. >> john: hanging upside down like bats and our prayers with the two folks in the hospital. john roberts in washington time and flight out of minneapolis who landing in a snowy and windy toronto. the passengers found themselves upside down's forced to buckle up seat belt in an effort to get out of the wreckage and they got out remarkably quickly too. >> the wind gust of 40 miles an hour and drifting snow. but these planes are built to withstand that type of fierce weather. officials say it was a clear operational day at the airport. >> john: at least as far as winter in ontario goes. the crash investigator chris christensen to discuss that live to toronto where nate foy

standing by and any information from the officials question what they didn't give out much this morning. john, a have the opportunity to ask toronto pearson fire chief to clarify that sparked confusion because he suggested the elements in the snow and the land may not have played a major role in the plane crash. take a look at the exchange earlier. >> can you tell me what it was like on the runway as you were doing your job? wish the wind dry and the impact, how did it impact you? i know i provided a little information for transparency. today we have an active investigation and they are for those questions would have to be directed towards transportation safety board. >> john, that plane will stay on the runway for the next 48 hours as the transportation safety board of canada leads the investigation with help from the faa. the airport ceo said the cabin

crew led the evacuation with the plane upside down. >> come on. seriously a miracle that nobody was killed. take a look at the point got like that. it comes down right-side up that you see it comes down on its side and the wink immediately detaches and slides down the runway with fire under it as fuselage rotates upside down here to there was no warning from the pilot. there was no physical warning either. i didn't feel like anything was wrong until the second the wheels touched the ground and it all went mayhem from there. >> john, you mentioned how bad winter can be here in toronto. a note about that, the official said toronto received more snowfall since last thursday than they did all of last winter. monday was to be the day they caught up on the canceled delayed flights but that did not

work out like that because of this plane crash. now the transportation safety board of canada is expected to release a statement today. i can, they are leading the investigation so we will see what they have to say. but the plane is still on the runway and to have five runways will be shut down for the next two days. we will send it back to you. >> john: in terms of the wind, nine months of winter and three months of bad skating. we can get tough. nate foy for us. >> sandra: made for that report chris christensen with nasa air crash investigator. give us your thoughts what you have seen when we now watch this new video footage together and just still shocking every time we watch it. >> very shocking. i watch multiple videos and you can see the pilot is putting right cross-link correction slightly right wing the low.

apparently could not arrest the descent rate and impact of the ground. you can see that gear collapse and right wing hit and sheared off and the plane rotated clockwise on its back. the amazing thing is that fuselage passenger cabin remained intact. and the feel on the wing departed so it took some of the fuel with it. the crash fire recovery was really quick to respond and suppress the flames and enabling the passengers to get out. it was a bad situation, but it turned out very well for a bad situation. they don't make everybody did what they were supposed to and got everybody out. >> john: i think the passengers were lucky the wing attached from the plane and everybody got out. they could feel the heat through the windows as the plane caught fire. what you think was responsible for the sink rate at that

aircraft? this is eerily similar to air canada 621 back in 1970 that hit the runway really hard to win the copilot deployed this boiler is still in the air. that knocked off an off a mansion and the pilot tried to go around but the plane came up as trying to go for a second landing. white account for the plane coming in so hard? >> the cross lands and gusty winds can sometimes can mess with your descent rate. that was not caught early enough and typically you have power to arrest the disintegrate. but when it happened, it happen so close to touch down that it was just not time to react on that and it appears just held the planting altitude and let the gear absorbed most of the energy, which it did here to that enabled the passenger compartment of the fuselage to remain intact even though the

right wing got sheared off and rotated upside down. >> sandra: considering the seriousness of the plane crash as we reported in the news lately, while these are rare occurrences, do you have bigger concerns about air safety? >> i do. i think this is a great example of why children need to be in child seats and have a dedicated seat for them to strap in their child seat much like we do in an automobile industry. so, if you can imagine holding a small child on your lap and having those impact forces, you will be unable to keep control of your kid. than the child becomes a projectile. the faa has always been struggling with did they make that mandatory? people won't fly because they have to buy another seat for their infant. but today is a firm example.

looking forward to, you will see regulatory changes and that. >> john: all right, well, we look forward to the investigation to see what it ascertains to have this happen and whether there will be recommendations based on the circumstances onboard the aircraft. thank you for joining us, appreciated. >> sandra: thank you. >> thanks, john and sandra. >> the only difference between president trump is doing and promised the american people for decades, he is actually following through on the promise to cut federal government waste, fraud, and abuse. this is the first president to actually do such a thing. >> john: sp 23 comes through federal agencies in an attempt to save money, the epa discover some fraud, $20 billion sitting in a parked car outside of financial institution. epa administrator, lee zeldin, demand the funds be returned so they don't go to waste.

ep eight lee zeldin joins us now. good to see you again. we rode up the elevator earlier today twice in one day. it is a record i think. so tell us about this $20 billion you found stashed away then as we were chatting on the elevator, you said it was done in such a way that made oversight nearly impossible. >> that is right. starting september 18th, 2024, there was a financial aid to an agreement that entered into between the biden treasury department and outside bank. after that, there where additional agreements and account control agreement and amended account control agreement and the dates show this rush. it was actually election day, november 5th the general counselor's office provided an opinion on it. they were amending control agreements the week before inauguration. now $20 billion going out the door up front should be a big,

red flag. because what makes so much more sense is that if somebody is going to receive a grant, that they are doing work and then coming back and asking for the next tranche of money as opposed to just fronting all of it. what is crazy about the different agreements over the course of the last few days, they deliberately in riding make sure they are drastically reducing accountability and oversight by the epa, by government and i want epa to be in possession of the funding and have control and oversight of the funding. but that was relinquished. so, the whole scheme was something that was extremely irresponsible before you even get started analyzing each individual recipient. >> sandra: so these protests we were watching yesterday, and thank you for being here. good to see you. we were told on the signs, anti-doge protests happening all

over washington in the country. at this is tampa, florida, and atlanta monday. why do you fathom there is such a lack of appetite to find this waste and abuse? >> i think that there are a lot of left-wing organizations that are beneficiaries of the money. they are afraid that as we locate these different schemes that are out there of getting the money out to the left-wing activist groups, that the trump administration would have no tolerance for any waste and abuse. if that is they are fair, i guess that is well-founded to. but i think most of america wants to see the trump administration and doge in each individual agency successful in ridding out waste and abuse and ending it. i am someone zero tolerance for waste and abuse and i think $100,000 wasted or a million dollars wasted or $1 billion, it doesn't matter the american public wants us to be good

stewards of tax dollars. but there are these groups and individuals threatened by it because they want the money. >> john: billion there and billion here, pretty soon you're talking about real money mr. administrator. the attitude towards the democrats as sandra pointed out, they are taking to the streets and singing in the streets shouting f you to elon musk and donald trump. sean hannity asked elon musk in preparation for the interview but listen to what musk said about trump derangement syndrome becoming viral. was at a birthday dinner and it was a nice, quiet dinner and i happen to mention before the election a month or two before i mentioned the president's name and it was like they got shot with a door. that contained methamphetamine and rabies. guys, we can even have a normal conversation. it is like they are completely

irrational. >> john: as we have seen and the program 2011, barack obama made a point to test waste and abuse and trim the size of the government in 1993. and the clinton administration looking to do the same thing first year in office. wanted to cut the federal workforce twice as much as what donald trump is looking to cut. democrats did not lose their minds over that. why are they losing their minds over that? >> they shouldn't and i think the best theory is they want the money for their own ideological pursuits. i just canceled nine grants working with doge totaling about $60 million of tax dollars being saved going towards dei and environmental justice. last week i canceled $50 million to justin justice alliance which goes through free palestine. these different groups out there

mecca protesting the individuals probably don't want us canceling the funding to the left-wing ideological groups. but i would say this, take environmental justice that gets used. you say you want to pursue environmental justice because communities are being left behind. great, let's talk about helping remediate mental issue in some area truly left behind. but into name of climate change and in the name of environmental justice, they will waste tens of billions of dollars and most of america is done with it and they want to cut off. >> sandra: how are you liking the job? >> i am loving it. the trump mandate is real. president trump is doing such an amazing job. he is surrounding himself with amazing people and making the most of every moment. july 13th was something that changed the trajectory of his life in this country. he wants to make every day count that motivates us to make every day count. >> john: good to see you.

it has been a minute in terms of having you on the air, but good to see you twice in one day. appreciate it. >> same, take care of periods fema now this. speak of the suspect 35-year-old edwin rivera is a career criminal code to a convicted fen with multiple prayers for compensation and narcotics. he has been on parole for cotimes. and he has actually on parole today. >> sandra: new york city police commissioner sounding off about a suspect that should not have been on the street. wait until you find out what he is accused of doing. >> john: southeast trying to recover after deadly flash floods, but officials are regrouping for a different kind of storm. jonathan serrie is live and read, tennessee. what is it looking like they are met bill lee has arrived touring the damage but also warning residents about a new weather

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officer shot in the shoulder after standoff in manhattan and apartment building. to the nypd commissioner furious with new york lawmakers after finding out the suspect was on parole. listen here. >> why was this individual out of jail and in a position to shoot our office ors? how is the system set up to allow one person to commit multiple violent offenses while out on parole with no consequences? i asked the elected officials and alpine me, our d.a.s and our judges, what are you doing here question makes me want commissioner and arrested for multiple felonies including gun and narcotics possession. sandra. >> sandra: all right come on, john curtis doing what they can after deadly flash flooding rips through the southeast. they need to move fast as winter storm bears down on that region.

senior correspondent jonathan serrie is live at the fire station in reeve, tennessee, in the coven arrived and getting a briefing on the ground. what are you seeing and hearing? >> he did indeed meeting with local officials and the mayor, the fire chief and also the residents who had to evacuate their homes because of the flooding. the water level has been going down significantly, but still surrounds many of these homes and businesses in the town of reeves, tennessee. the governor toured the central part of the state and we have live images, aerial images blocks flight team from the drone from the town of clarksville. it is located outside of nashville and looking at residential area that has suffered extensive flooding during the weekend storm. in neighboring kentucky, governor andy beshear of the number of people who died in the

weather events in that state has now increased to 14 paired to the two most recent deaths appeared to be a homeless man and woman who died from exposure cold temperatures because many flood survivors still don't have electricity in their homes. the governor issued this morning. >> if you can't safely heat your home by this afternoon, either call or go stay with friends. look at one at the shelters and go stay with family. let's just make sure we don't lose anybody else to these cold temperatures. >> obviously, flood people had to leave the homes because the floods are eager to get back. some residents urged utility crews to hook back up their power and once electricity is restored to coach a return to their homes. for those cleaning up, emergency officials are advising them to first document the damage and

take pictures and videos, record the high watermark and then began to clean up the process. the main concern in the coming days is keeping warm, sandra. >> sandra: absolutely. the weather is changing fast. jonathan serrie thank you for the update there. the live drone picks we are getting is complete and utter devastation, john, for these people and add to it the weather threat that is there and calming. this is an awful situation for so many. >> john: we have seen the damage clarksville, tennessee, and also kentucky. there's been a lot of damage in one viewer contacted me this morning in the southwestern part of west virginia where bats kentucky and tennessee, we have not seen pictures from yet. so maybe some folks have video they have taken on their phone and can pass it along to us. i remember back in the early 1990s, i was dispatched as a humble correspondent to go to

kentucky, the northern part of the state closer to ohio river. this is closer to the mississippi river. in reeves, tennessee, at least. in the little town kind of the apex of the two works of the river and tremendous amount of water crashed down through the entire town and it was underwater. and i jumped on a national guard boat going up and down the streets and it was just surreal experience to see nothing but rooftops. and the boat lifted up a little bit and he turned to me and said, car, we just went over a car appeared to the average car is born a half or 5 feet tall. and we probably had 3 feet of draft. you are talking 8-9 feet of water. >> sandra: you are looking at clarksville as you pointed out northwest of nashville. you look at the garage is and halfway up the water, the

flooding water above those garages into your point, i mean, well about the wheel bases and baked pickup trucks we see a moment ago. >> john: it will take a while for the water to go down because the crown is obviously saturated in the wintertime and it stays wet quite a bit. folks, it will take a while before they can get back into their homes. they have to survey the damage and talk to the insurance company because it is a flood and that always gets problematic. >> sandra: pray for them. >> john: police in their best thoughts to those people and a lovely neighborhood, too. >> obviously, we are going through previous cases to make sure that that hospital has been working in a way that reflects those values around safety and care. >> john: an australian hospital, and anti-semitism scandal. wait until you hear what a nurse

appeared to say about israeli patient i will ask. >> sandra: plus john, hamas, the chucking materials that prompted this headline by the free press. i onn e of the report's authors wl join us next. like i was on my game. i started taking prevagen and i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. i've been taking prevagen for eight years now and it is still helping me tremendously. prevagen. for your brain.

>> sandra: all right shocking claims massachusetts largest teachers union or as the free press calls it, hamas massachusetts with anti-semitic content passed around as possible materials for the classroom. ran a block and a journalist from the free press to write this report. thank you for being here. we have gone through it and it is shocking what was presented. tell us what were your findings. >> these are materials brought up at a hearing at massachusetts state house just last week. as you said, they are overtly anti-semitic materials that are being recommended by the massachusetts teachers union.

this is actually one of the biggest teacher union in new england. but they recommend is these posters that contain overtly anti-semitic tropes. you have a jewish star made out of a dollar bill and you have israelis and jews snakes and anti-semitic material at the promotion of overt violence as well. you have people in these posters depicted with machine guns. >> sandra: put one up on the screen. this is the one you are referencing. the palestinian fighter picture and materials found in resources for the massachusetts teachers, franny. wow! >> you have terrorists a u.s. designated a terrorist organization being lauded in the posters. these are recommended to teachers saying these are materials to talk about the conflict and teach what is going on in the middle east. these lawmakers to democratic

lawmakers in the state house in massachusetts brought this up and said, "this is unacceptable." >> sandra: the commissioner of commanding -- but that picture up, what can be taken by force only returned by force." that will shock a lot of people. this is also a lot of biden serial killer materials founded in the resources for the teachers. then the picture of the folded dollar bill from materials found in resources for the massachusetts teachers. there was a task force meeting over the imagery. listen. you would a grade that says anti-semitic imagery, correct? >> i'm not going to evaluate that. >> it is a dollar bill folded up in the story of david. is it anti-semitic? i think you nodded your head yes. >> i know you would like to and i understand the back and forth which is you're trying to get away from the central point

which is that we provide imagery. we provide resources for our members to consider with their own intelligent, professional way. >> and it is anti-semitic. >> sandra: referencing the dollars at the israel. >> we spoke with simon questioning the president of the teachers union there. what he said in the exchange if any came across as tense, he felt the president of the union trying to defend the indefensible in that moment. >> sandra: this is a quote from your report last december. the union posted on the web page accessible only to mta members. ricardo rossello, mta director pushing anti-israel rhetoric. two days after hamas october 7, 2023 attack with free palestine on his instagram account. give us your final thoughts for people who are pretty blown away by saying this.

>> i think one thing i think about covering this issue since october 7, 2023 how anti-semitic material making its way through k-12 classes and it is frankly rampant heritage you see so many areas within the books, the materials taught to kids or teachers actually taking their children to protest against israel to say no zionists here. all of this rhetoric making its way to public schools. when i ask as educational reporter is we are in a educational crisis in america. our reading levels are the lowest they have been in 30 years and yet, this is what teachers unions are focused on in terms of what they want to bring to the classroom. >> sandra: all fair points and we have been covering this, it is shocking how much lower they have gone from the lows they had a few years ago. we really appreciate you joining us. we appreciate it and do come back, john. >> john: sandra, outrage

growing worldwide australian hospital examines patient records with the nurse claiming to have killed israeli patients. lives with more, there is a video of all of this too, jeff? there is an australian health officials involved think those individuals they are calling in the video file and disgusting. while there isn't any evidence of any patients heard as of yet the hospital in question going through old patient records to make sure that is, in fact, the case. at that stems from online discussion between two nurses in sydney speaking to israeli influence or during the night shift thanks town hospital. during the talks, a female nurse said she wouldn't treat israeli patients but instead killed them. the other male nurse and the video used curse words and throat slitting gesture. the tutors involved reportedly suspended and a lawyer for one of the north has issued a statement to the sydney herald,

they apologize and trying to make amends with what has happened. that new south wales health minister ryan park says it will never work for the state health department again. >> to the jewish community, am i sorry? i can assure you this. the care that you get in our hospitals will continue to be first-class. we will investigate these uphill and down the aisle. >> all that is happening after anti-semitic attacks on the rights in australia. there have been cases of vandalism as well as fires involving cars and synagogues. she wo we should mention the otr nurse in the video, her family spoke to outlets in australia and they have apologized on her behalf, john. >> john: all troubling stuff, john, thank you. >> sandra: hamas to release hostages but not a happy reunion for everyone.

to the heart-wrenching story of the terrorist group's youngest captives coming up. in the united states and russia holding peace talks without ukraine. what could that mean for the war? we will talk about it former director of intelligence, coming up next. >> this is the first step of many and i would like to point out our administration including president trump himself in direct correspondence with the ukrainians as well including president zelenskyy. ♪ ♪ about 80% of my business right now is from tiktok. small businesses thrive on tiktok. tiktok brings in so much foot traffic. i need tiktok to keep growing. we have so much more work to do.

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being here for four weeks. >> john: white house press secretary, karoline leavitt, talking peace talks between united states and russia and saudi arabia. no ukrainian officials were present. to the talks focused on a ending war in ukraine and ending diplomatic ties. former deputy director of national intelligence. we sell marco rubio, steve witkoff, across the table with the russians and the saudis at the end of the table. here is what we understand they came to an agreement on today's. to establish consultation mechanism with irritants to bilateral relationship with respect to high-level teams to work on a path to end conflict in ukraine and lay groundwork for future cooperation of geopolitical interest and remain engaged to make sure the process moves forward in a timely and productive manner. so reestablishing relations between the united states and russia which had been on the box an awfully long time. both the united states and russia agree on one point, and

that is there needs to be elections in ukraine. >> well, that is right. you have heard a lot of conversations about this. this is something the russians are particularly focused on. they ukrainians did not have elections last year and i believe it was may when those would normally happen and they didn't happen. justified by the war and zelenskyy saying they needed to have stability in the country and that kind of thing. that is one of many things that will be on the table and really what we see right now, john, the beginnings the lay down of dial-up communicating these things important for each side of. we saw the bilateral conversation with the russians march 10th and bilateral conversation with the ukrainians. then we can start bringing the two sides together to see where things can go. one thing everybody agrees on whether putin or zelenskyy or everybody in between, donald trump is the key variants

and the only one position to bring the two sides together and bring an end to the conflict. >> john: general keith kellogg said earlier this month, "most democracies elections take place even during war time. i think it is important and good for democracy. the beauty of a strong democracy is having more than one potential candidate." ukraine says they cannot have under constitution now because under martial law. should this be read as an indication that donald trump is not exactly thrilled with volodymyr zelenskyy? >> well, i think that comes to mind for me, john, weather here in the united states or whether overseas, one of the things we hear a lot of this we have got to preserve democracy but i find it remarkable how often the solution to preserving democracy is dispose of democracy in the short term to preserve it in the long term. there is hypocrisy in that argument whether it be around free speech.

be so j.d. vance the conference taking the europeans to task over backsliding over speech and go over the times we have to preserve democracy but the means by doing it to expose democracy. i think this will be a key component of negotiations going forward. >> john: volodymyr zelenskyy is not happening what is going on and postpone saudi arabia trip and he will not go until march 10th. here is what he said on "meet the press" sunday. >> i will never accept a decision between the united states and russia involving ukraine. never. out there is no later in the world that can really make a deal without -- >> john: i would think he's got a point there may. it is a country that russia is waging war on. how can you have an agreement without ukraine being involved? >> you are right, john. the ridiculous part of that is the idea that ukraine is somehow

not at the table. in the last week and a half, you see the president of the united states with president galinsky and the president will make the secretary of state and secretary of treasury, general kellogg the envoy for russ russian/ukraine. all having conversations throughout the entire process so the idea ukrainians are not at the table for this is ridiculous. and i also find it a little ridiculous he threw a hissy fit about meeting with the russians first when they said they would meet with them and meet with ukrainians right behind that character they have a perfect justification way to meet with the russians fi first and simply there has not been conversations between the u.s. and russia for about three years now you're just so we need to start forming a foundation for conversations building on this going forward. i think it is a little bit of a ridiculous talking point somehow they ukrainians are not involved in this. it is not true. >> john: as you pointed out trump has talked to zelenskyy a

number of times. hamas will release the bodies have four israelis, his 4-year-old brother arielle and letting hostages they are just that this confirms about him who has less than a year old taken hostage october 7th and his brother four years old. they died somehow and hamas captivity. >> yeah, it is tragic that we find that out. i guess if there is any ray of hope in any of this, we are starting to see a lot more momentum for hostages both in israel and around the world coming home. the president will be able to secure the mark vogel and bella reset in a couple of hostages without reciprocal or anything coming back to them as a part of that. i think it is because president trump has made getting hostages home one of the four priorities of his administration. just be when we are praying for the family.

clip, great to see you. >> thank you for having me. andrea. >> sandra: fox news alert we are getting bored through a post on x from john thune, senate majority leader. he says the senate will take up framework for the trump legislative agenda this week. the first stage will be border, energy and defiance. he said on x this and it will pass budget resolution this week and this is the framework for the senate twoville plan to pass trump's agenda adding this is the expectation but john thune had not officially announced it. now we can expect the senate will vote on a motion to effectively a vote to allow the senate to officially take up the measure on the floor. this just in and we will have more when we return after the break. eryday, more dog people are deciding it's time

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dumb schools in virginia are being investigated by department of education for their gender bathroom policy. -- some schools after the policies were allegedly used by a biological male sex offender to expose himself to women and girls paired alexandra huff's live in washington when did he get caught? >> most recently sandra it was in december but it was not the first time uncle appeared

58-year-old richard kenneth cocci divide himself as a transgender woman is no charged in a string of indecent exposure incidents several taking place on arlington public school property after hours inside women's locker rooms. last week a month announced the school board for continuing to allow males into female changing rooms even though she reportedly violated -- was violated by the suspect months ago. >> my name is jen mcdougall p my 9-year-old daughter and i walked into the washington liberty locker room september and as 2024. women's locker room and were stunned to see an naked biological men standing among women and girls changing after swim class. >> despite him being named as one of virginia's most wanted in 2020 at the plate of him exposing himself in june was dismissed over -- under the fairfax county commonwealth attorney. the attorney general jason vera's is no seeking to take over the fairfax county case listen to this. he acted he

subsequently went into multiple high schools in northern virginia and exposed himself to women as well and it's one more case of a criminal first victim last mind-set that some of these prosecutors have exhibited. >> reporter: the deferment of education continues it's investigation into arlington fairfax and other northern virginia school systems for allegedly violating title x amendments for not providing safe spaces for females. sandra. >> sandra: thank you we will be right back (vo) with usps ground advantage, it's like you're with us every step of the way. ♪ (man) cooool. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door.

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