i'm kevin corke.tretch of i-80 in wyoming remains closed at this hour after a devastating, fiery crash inside of a tunnel there kills at least 2 and injures 5 more. this happened yesterday, the crash force people the leave their car as and run from the flames. officials are evaluating the damage to the tunnel, and they have yet to announce a timeline for that highway to reopen. >>> meantime, new details have been released from the ntsb on that mid-air collision in the mission's capital including a suggestion that the crew of the black hawk helicopter may not if have heard key instructions from air traffic control to move if behind the person airlines jet. -- american airlines yet. the investigating agency says the crash may have come about in part because the crew may have had inaccurate altitude readings. correspondent madeleine rivera joins us with more on this. this is not good news. >> reporter: no, not at all, can and the ntsb released perhaps the most details timeline. at 8:43 peen eastern p.m.,

kevin cork here in washington.rican-the daytona 500 president trump set to arrive any moment now where he is going to enjoy the race with the tens of thousands of fans who are they are both in the stands, in the infield and for the folks who are watching outside the actual raceway. he brought up your camper, you brought up your pickup, your band, your car, it is a great time and it is a wonderful opportunity for the president to not only connect with the american voters but a chance to say congratulations to the racers who will be out there on the race for the great american race. the super bowl of nascar that you can see at 1:30 p.m. eastern check in with us we will keep you posted throughout the race. in the meantime pope francis is apologizing for missing sunday at mass at the vatican. the vatican canceling all of his weekend events as he continues treatment for a serious respiratory infection it a rome hospital. correspondent alex hogan standing by with the details for us from london. >> we just got an update t

i'm kevin corke.ted to watch the sire bowl today here in the state, pubs, sports bars and social clubs across the uk are expected to be filled with football fans as eagles and the chiefs battle. stephanie bennett live in london where kickoff is coming up at 11:30 at night and people have a lot of interests. hey, stephanie. >> hey, kevin. that's exactly right. despite the time difference and many staying up late tonight to watch the game. i stayed up last year and ended around 4:00 in the morning our time and it'll be no different this year. of course some fans taking things even further flying over to watch the game and either tickets or just to be in new orleans for the experience itself and some city leaders taking it even further and have attempted to try and host a future super bowl overseas and british airways tell me immediately following afc and nfc championship games, there was a 90% spike in searches on their we are site for flights to new orleanss and london fly four direct flights a week to

kevin corke in for jon scott, and this is "the fox report." ♪ kevin: meantime, the president says he'smmediately revoking his predecessor's access the intelligence briefings just as mr. biden did to him four years ago. that retaliation comes as democrats blast the administration if over elon musk's influence. all as the growing judicial battle over doge access to the books continues to play out across the country with dueling judges weighing in on who gets access the what. tennessee senator marsha blackburn was at mar-a-lago last night if, she's standing by. but first, to lucas tomlinson live on the north lawn at the white house. hey, lucas. >> reporter: good often, even. -- kevin. good afternoon, kevin. president trump praised the work that e elon musk is doing to look under the hood of the u.s. government. >> it's amazing, actually, what they've exposed. and to a level with they cut 97 of the people out. the whole hinge is a scam. and you look at some of the people working there, they're very political people. there are relatives it's just terrible. >> reporter: yesterday usaid lette

charlie: thank you, kevin corke, for joining us. kevin: my pleasure, my friend.ave a true news hound on our round-up. [laughter] >>> okay. pope francis giving a public message if as he'ses in critical condition battling a respiratory crisis. we'll is have the latest next. maya knows how quality care can bring out a smile. but it's been a few dog years since she was able to enjoy a smile of her own. good thing aspen dental offers affordable, complete care all in one place. and new patients without insurance get 29 dollar exams and xrays. plus 20% off treatment plans for everyone. loving our patients unconditionally. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. >> you are looking live at vatican city, it is about 8:00 here in the morning on the east coast we're continuing to watch what's happening abroad as it relates to the

kevin corke info trace gallagher here on fox news that night. furious with democrats in washington state who they say are trying to limit parental rights over their own children in public schools. here is the argument, lawmakers on the left pushing a bill that they say would allow officials to the notifying parents if their child with the victim of a crime, receiving counseling, or even getting an abortion. >> this left-wing ideology that the state raises children, that families do not. that is just wrong. >> democrats in the washington state legislator are poised to strip a number of rights from parents with kids in public schools, a month of the right to be notified immediately if their child has been the victim of a crime committed by a fellow student, teacher, or other school employee. >> who would say that if your child is sexually assaulted at school the parents should not know immediately? would say that? >> spearheading the parents bill of rights which just became law last week. no democrats are trying to rewrite the law. one change allo

. >> >> trace: kevin corke is live in d.c. with more on the cabinet meeting and the controversial gold cards. >> evening to you. while resisting every impulse in my body not to say $5 million referencing dr. evil in austin powers, i will point this out, trace. if the white house figures about the large number of high network individuals interested in making the u.s. their home, well, if that's true, then i guess selling citizenship in effect might do considerably more than just pour money into the treasury so says the president. >> it's going to be -- sort of a green card plus. and it's a path to citizenship. we're going to call it the gold card. and i think it's going to be very treasured. it will do well. we're going to start selling in about two weeks hopefully. >> meantime, doge creator, elon musk defended today last week's productivity e-mail. you know, the one he sent all federal employees. he called it more or less a pulse check. are you there? and yes, more than a million federal workers wrote back. >> we're trying to

i'm kevin corke in for my colorado buddy, jon scott. we thank you for watching as we that take a live look at the caesar's superdome. go, chiefs. go, eagles. watch the game on fox eitherlibe way. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello america i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" saturday honored guest here prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu. how are you, sir? >> i'm terrific. especially after this week in washington with president trump. >> you've had a great week in washington. i think the world has had a great week in washington. this is probably in all of my years watching israel united states relations, the pinnacle. why is it? is it you and trump chemistry and on the same page? why do you think that is? >> i think president trump is the greatest friend that israel has ever had in the house. i think he's not only making a tremendous change in the israeli american alliance strengthening it beyond anything we've seen up to now. but also he's a great leader for america and the world and all of that comes to comes together in this meeting be

i'm kevin corke standing in for bret baier tonight. president trump working to down size the federal workforce and continue to crease energy output. we're going to take you to houston for an exclusive look at immigration and customs enforcement efforts to track down migrant criminals. a story you won't want to miss. republicans prepare to take on washington's local government as the president prepares to address crime and homelessness in the district. but, first >> kevin: breaking tonight, ukrainian president zelenskyy says president trump is the key to ending the war with russia. zelenskyy meeting with vice president j.d. vance today at the munich security conference as the administration considers its policy for the future of ukraine. the vice president said today nato membership for kyiv is not off the table that despite pete hegseth and the president saying membership was not practical. jacqui heinrich is at the white house and reports on how those comments have evolved but we begin with lucas tomlinson traveling with the defense s

i'm kevin corke.e. >> laura: call him donald the dealmaker in the three weeks since president trump took office, he has already secured the release of 11 americans held hostage and among them were six in venezuela and a teacher jailed in russia. >> i feel like the luckiest man on earth right now. president trump is a hero. these men that came from the diplomatic service are heroes. >> laura: joining us now is one of the key, key people who have been deeply involved in these releases, steve witkoff, special envoy to the middle east very busy on a number of fronts. steve, we haven't gotten into the hamas hostages. if you could, for the people watching tonight, take us inside these negotiations why was trump able to do so quickly what other administrations, you know, took a while or never got accomplished? >> peace through strength, laura. as you know. it means something out there. and everybody understands it. we had to reach out and we understood that it was possible that marc fogel, we could get him h

. >> and i'm kevin corke, live in washington, 2 a.m. here. the plane striking both homes and vehicles. smoldering debris can also be seen over a fairly large debris field. the city's mayor tonight is urging caution. >> right now, we're just asking for prayers for any and everyone who may have been affected. we do want to note that several dwellings and vehicles were impacted. so what are we asking you to do for us right now? philadelphia, we are urging you to please stay away from the scene. if you see debris. call 911. don't touch anything. this is still an active scene under investigation. >> with us live now. fox correspondent cb cotton in philadelphia, a city that is reeling, i would imagine, these early hours of saturday morning. cb. >> hi jonathan. reeling, indeed. and yes, the investigation is still very much underway, but we are not getting any closer to that initial crash site behind me about a quarter mile away. we are all being kept back and as first responders continue their work through the night hours, this is going to be very g

kevin corke has more tonight from washington. >> president trump creating a bit of confusion about hising his first cabinet meeting wednesday. mr. trump suggested delaying the 25% tariffs on imports from mexico and canada until april. >> when does it go into effect? >> april 2nd. >> april 2nd for canada, mexico. and for. >> and for everything. >> after previously suggesting he was moving ahead with his economic plan. >> i'm not stopping the tariffs. no. me. millions of people have have died because of the fentanyl that comes over the border. >> commerce secretary howard lutnick attempted to clarify, adding the original 30 day tariff pause hinged on how mexico and canada addressed migrant and drug issues at their respective borders. >> so the big transaction is april 2nd. but the fentanyl related things, they're working hard on the border. at the end of that 30 days, they have to prove to the president that they've satisfied him to that regard. >> president trump also hinted at more tariffs to come. shifting his focus to goods from the european union. >> we have made a decision and we'l

kevin corke jonathan hunt with you throughout the evening hours here on fox news channel. this was apparently a jet, a bit of an air ambulance, if you will, transporting six people, including a very small, we understand, a minor child who had undergone a life saving procedure, and unfortunately, all six people aboard the aircraft appear to have perished and there have been some injuries on the ground as well. we want to talk about what the first responders and safety officials are doing. they are obviously racing around the clock to try to clear out the debris and investigate the cause of the crash. that debris field is probably sizable given the speed of impact. we have joined now by jason pack, former fema external affairs officer and first responder. jason, always great to have you with us. i find your conversation with my colleague very interesting earlier in the night. i want to build on some of what you and jonathan hunt were talking about. most notably, as i looked at the speed and the trajectory of that aircraft coming down, it shocked me. maybe that's just a lack

. >> and i'm kevin corke, live in washington, 2 a.m. here. the plane striking both homes and vehicles. smoldering debris can also be seen over a fairly large debris field. the city's mayor tonight is urging caution. >> right now, we're just asking for prayers for any and everyone who may have been affected. we do want to note that several dwellings and vehicles were impacted. so what are we asking you to do for us right now? philadelphia, we are urging you to please stay away from the scene. if you see debris. call 911. don't touch anything. this is still an active scene under investigation. >> with us live now. fox correspondent cb cotton in philadelphia, a city that is reeling, i would imagine these early hours of saturday morning. cb. >> hi jonathan. reeling, indeed. and yes, the investigation is still very much underway, but we are not getting any closer to that initial crash site behind me about a quarter mile away. we are all being kept back and as first responders continue their work through the night hours, this is going to be very gr

kevin corke, jonathan hunt with you throughout the evening hours here on fox news channel. this was apparently a jet, a bit of an air ambulance, if you will, transporting six people, including a very small we understand, a minor child who had undergone a life saving procedure, and unfortunately, all six people aboard the aircraft appear to have perished and there have been some injuries on the ground as well. we want to talk about what the first responders and safety officials are doing. they are obviously racing around the clock to try to clear out the debris and investigate the cause of the crash. that debris field is probably sizable given the speed of impact. we have joined now by jason pack, former fema external affairs officer and first responder. jason, always great to have you with us. i find your conversation with my colleague very interesting earlier in the night. i want to build on some of what you and jonathan hunt were talking about. most notably, as i looked at the speed and the trajectory of that aircraft coming down, it shocked me. maybe that's just a lack o

i'm kevin cor corke in the natis capitol and we're learning about the push to end the war between russia and ukraine. dana mcnicholl is live with that story this afternoon. i don't mind saying you, my friend, we can all be very helpful and the administration -- hopeful and the administration certainly is. reporter: you cranen president zelensky was asked if ukraine could survive without u.s. military support? >> very, very difficult. all the difficult situations, you have a chainsaw we'll have a low chance, low chance to survive without the support of the united states. reporter: it has to be permanent and not temporary and can't be ended on the battlefield and nato has to step up their contributions and three, american people deserve some type of pay back for the billions of dollars they've invested in the war. there won't be a seat at the table for talks with russia about ending the war and >> we're not there yet but the ukrainians and europeans have to be included because of the sanctions on putin and russia as well. reporter: secretary rubio said this is the first step in the process

we respond in moments but first kevin corke live in d.c. and getting a taste of their own medicine. a lengthy press conference but the story of the day was reciprocal tariffs and they did order federal agencies and looking at how they could match those coming in from other countries look at automotive tariffs between the u.s. and e.u. and to bring a car into the e.u. from the u.s. they charge us 10% and bringing them over from the e.u. and sell them there we only charge them 2.5 percent tariffs you can see it's pretty one-sided totally unfair especially considering and they exported 700,000 vehicles while the u.s. sent over 270,000 vehicles to europe. again just one example of why the president says it's high time to match tariff for tariff across circle prices could go up somewhat short term but also go down and nobody knows what is going to happen other than we know jobs will be produced at levels never seen before this is the government began firing hundreds of people in multiple agencies today and doing trump administration efforts to streamline federal job positions and cut cos

. >> kevin corke live in washington with the plane striking both homes and vehicles in smoldering debriso be seen over a fairly large area with the mayor urging caution. >> we are asking for prayers and for anybody who is affected as several vehicles were impacted so what are we asking you to do for us right now philadelphia? we urge you to please stay away from the scene. if you see debris call 911 don't touch anything this is still an active seen under investigation when i go live to our fox news correspondent for the latest she is live in philadelphia hello jonathan this is going to be a long night for first responders all the roads behind me are blocked off from where we are at about a quarter-mile away from from where the medical transport plane crashed just moments after taking off you could probably see the bright flashing lights behind me all the first responders getting settled into the night because the investigation is just getting underway and i was told by a local firefighter that it was a pretty horrific and gruesome scene when first responders arrived i was told there were

fox news senior national correspondent kevin corke has been poring through all the documents. t can you tell us? >> good evening, laura, i don't want to oversell this because i don't think there is a lot to sell at least so far. we will probably learn a lot more tomorrow morning by that 8:00 a.m. deadline that the a.g. has given the fbi in new york to turn over everything in their possession. let me back up for just a second. the attorney general you will recall last night breaking news she promised we would get the epstein files today. while that turned out to be technically true. critics have argued tonight really hasn't lived up to the dramatic billing. we began the day with. >> with so-called epstein file folders. that began to fizzle just a bit because we didn't get a lot of new information. so once we saw that we wondered what about the attorney general? was she holding back? well, she actually wrote a letter, laura, to the fbi director, kash patel. suggesting that the fbi's new york office, which collected material from the sdny, that's the southern district of new york.

senior national correspondent kevin corke has more -- gene hackman. >> reporter: the search is on tonightstigators try to piece together what happened to the 95-year-old film star and his 64-year-old wife as well as one of their pets, all of whom were found deceased in their home in new mexico. that santa fe county sheriff's department said the deaths were suspicious enough in nature to warrant a deeper look. we are told there were no signs of obvious blunt force trauma or carbon monoxide poisoning or forced entry into the home. we are also told they were discovered by a pair of maintenance workers. according to a search affidavit. the front door of the two story home was also apparently ajar by the time deputies arrived. hackman's and arakawa's bodies were found in separate rooms in the house and we learned tonight that there were apparently pills strewn about on the floor near arakawa's body, but investigators have not suggested that that was the cause of death. the oscar-winning actor whose career spanned more than 40 years and included nearly 80 films, among some of the all-time great

fox news senior national correspondent, kevin corke pouring through the documents. can you tell usa li don't want to oversell this because there's not a lot to sell so far. we will probably learn a lotth more tomorrow morning by aiding and deadline pag has given ther fbi in new york to turn over everything in their possession.g enlet me back up for a second, e internal general and of new york promised we would get the epstein files today.tech wildcat turned out technically to be true, what we have seen s far, critics has not lived up to the dramatic building. we began the day with how you expectation -- high expectations with influencers epstein file folders. but that fizzled a bit because we didn't get a lot of new information. so went space sow that we wondered what about the attorney general? was sh te holding back?sh she wrote a letter, laura to the fbi director kash patel suggesting the fbi's new york office , which collected material the fdny, the district of new york seem to be lack of description stonewalling, holding back materials. now, the fbi director ob

ilmayor johnson's illicit gift room filled with ritzy freebiesc senior national correspondent,an kevin corkeails. camp and what ca n you tell us? good evening my friend. to the city of chicago shared a video of gift room after watchdog group accused the mayor at the city manan johnson ofo an improperly accepting valuable gifts. on wednesday, thane city annound brand-new articles for receiving log gifts along with login vided the items currently in its gift room. at the transparency attempt comes aftectorr the office of t attorney general accused johnson of accepting gifts andged failg tot report them.je among alleged reported gifts, we are talking items like jewelry, alcohol,an airpods, designer -- insights pair 14 choose which is prompting concerns. there has been a written log and it contains the ticket this, laura, 18 pages of items along with location that donated they, gaps. johnson previously andhe i heres the hypocrisy accusing the inspector general ofne fimischaracterization whileal lyinsisting he never benefited personally from any gaps. what are you doing with designer handbags? wh

finally getting a look inside brandon johnson's gift room filed with freebies, senior correspondent kevin corkewith all the details. what can you tell us? >> good evening to you, my friend. the city of chicago recently shared a video, laura of its gift room after a watchdog group accused a mayor of that city, brandon johnson, of gifts. now on wednesday. city also announced brand new protocols for receiving gifts. log in video of the items that are currently in its gift room attempt comes after the office of inspector general accused mrg valuable gifts and failing to reported them now, among the alleged reported gifts, we're talking about items like jewelry, alcohol, air pods, designer handbags, who knew and apparently size 14 shoes that obviously is prompting ethical. will laura, 18 pages of items donated the gifts, johnson previously here is the hypocrisy, accused the inspector general of a mischaracterization of insisting he never benefited personally from any gifts. what are you doing with designer handbags? what is that all about? and size 14 shoes i'm 10, 10 and a half. who is going to wea

welcome in, everybody, this is fox news live, i'm kevin corke on this saturday. let's go where danamarie mcnicholl is standing by at mar-a-lago. >> hi, kevin. president donald trump is monitoring the situation in israel and spent the time this morning at boeing plane, and looking at the technology and to highlight that boeing's failure to deliver a new air force one on time. the company is already five years late with air force one expected to be ready for 2029, that's after president trump's term. this week in washington, president trump signed an executive order to significantly reduce the federal work force. the latest group of layoffs from the department of health and human services. they expect today lay off 3,600 employees. they said that this would cost the taxpayers just about $600 million. now, the list of agencies affected by this layoff is long. take a look, including the sectors of department of education, agriculture, energy, and veteran affairs. now, president donald trump, he emphasized that job opportunities for americans will continue to rise. >>

i'm kevin corke in for jon scott. we'll see you tomorrow. have a good one. ou off to "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello everybody i'm dana perin with judge jeanine pirro,rl jessica tarlovov, jesse watters♪ and greg gutfeld. 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> ♪ ♪>> h >> how it works here. >> this does feel familiar as a space for me to be in. >> government transparency.e >> reporter: more anti-mosque madness as democratic lawmakers tried to barge their way into the department of education in washington this morning denied entry as canada at the agency could be next on the chopping block. >> we are coming in. who are you who are you and who are you. do you have business here and you won't have a job. >> he was told to come out here and block members of congress as we fight in defence of public education and students are they prepared to shoot us. they were standing in the way of all children being educated. look at them. and what is your name.that give me the idea again. blocked the members of government but is not blocked to the billionaires who want

. ♪ ♪ >> and hello everybody kevin corke along with arthel mollyline and tom shillue outstanding hilariouswelcome you to the brand new hour of the big weekend show we begin with doge in overdrive. elon musk is not kidding around when it comes to president trump's cost cutting machine no sir. in fact, full support of the president who is telling him to take charger go full steam ahead. doge, in fact, sent an e-mail to federal employees asking so -- what did you do last week? you have to reply with details of the past seven days work or risk losing your job and deadline is midnight tomorrow night it sounds like a lot more is on the way. meantime elon is expected to step it up after the president urged him to be more aggressive with the cuts. treasury secretary scott bessent explains why that is so important. >> maria, i think that if we have a bloated government and if that gets cut down, then government spend willing go down so i talked about reprivatizing the economy and that's where we're going to have to do we're running 6. , 6.9 deficit to ddp and never had in a recession not in a war a

i'm kevin corke standing in for bret baier tonight. president trump working to dow

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello everyone i am molly line, tom, arthel neville and kevin corke.the big we can show. big story tonight, president trump is shaking things up at the pentagon as he looks to end the two major wars started under the by administration. we are hearing these six military officials he fired on friday it will not be the last to be defense secretary pete hegseth is back in the decision. ask the president deserves to pick his key national security and military advisory team. this is a reflection of the president wanting the right people around him to execute the national security approach we want to take. >> this security approach includes extending the first phase of the cease-fire deal in the middle east. >> we have to get an extension of phase one. and so i will be going into the region this week, probably wednesday, to negotiate that. we are hoping to have the proper time to finish off-to begin phase issue and finish it off and get more hostages released. and move the discussion forward. >> trump officials are telling us they are getting close to making

we are now joined with reaction from washington, our very own kevin cork is following this very closely. kevin, what is the latest? >> very interesting. the president, as you pointed out, just making comments social. we also follow the repost over on x in case there is a different tone or flavored to what he had to say. obviously expressing the feelings of millions of americans who hear a story like this. you heard alexis there talk about a minor involved in this particular circumstance. another tragedy on the heels of something that was absolutely awful. as we learned more but the victims of the crash in washington, many of them obviously young athletes as well. i have been struck tonight, sean, but the transportation secretary sean duffy. i know he is a former colleague but you have to give credit where credit is due, he has been incredible he active on social media, talking about breathing the president and governor shapiro from faa headquarters earlier in the night. he expressed everything that we knew at the time. a learjet crashed around 7:30, to parting from northeast philadelphi

. >> kevin corke live in washington. it is midnight here on the east coast. the planes striking both homes and vehicles smoldering debris can also be seen over a fairly large area. the city's mayor is urging caution. >> asking for prayers for any and everyone who may have been affected. we do want to note that several dwellings and vehicles were impacted. so what are we asking you to do for us right now? philadelphia, we are urging you to please stay away from the scene. if you see debris. call 911. don't touch anything. this is still an active scene under investigation. >> we now go live to fox news correspondent cb cotton for the latest. she is live in philadelphia. hello, cb. >> hi, jonathan. well, this is going to be a long night for first responders. all the roads behind me are blocked off from where we're at about a quarter mile away from where this medical transport plane crashed just moments after taking off. you can probably see some of the bright flashing lights behind me. all the first responders here getting settled in for the night because the in