hi arthel. arthel: hi, eric. i'm arthel nefl.ell.going from a power knowlede food and power crisis. electricity being restored to more homes. fresh food, water and other resources have become hard to find. millions are under boil water notices that could last several days. it is especially challenging for some people who have no water to boil due to frozen or burst pipes. >> we never lost power. they never lost water. i mean, they comfortable over there what about us? >> getting text messages about water and ice where go get water. so far, us getting it back in our homes yet. >> there is still no bread. you know, they are bringing out pallets of water right now. but no dairy products. no eggs. >> we have live fox news team coverage. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking the winter weather that hammered texas. we begin with grady trim bull life in dallas covering the ongoing crisis thought this state. grady? >> arthel, we are in one of the seven seven counties getting help through that major disaster declaration. we are at a mobile

arthel? arthel: yeah. in fairness, president biden's first 100 days are not up until april 29th. mark meredith in wilmington, delaware, thank you. we're going to have more on this with a.b. stoddard in a few minutes. we will ask is 100 days too long to wait. eric? eric: arthel, there was another protest in washington, d.c. last night, and reports say some of those protesters were chanting burn it down, allegedly heard during the demonstrations and what witnesses say appeared to be an anti-fascist group joining a black lives matter march. a heavy police presence surrounding the demonstrators, but no arrests were made. david spunt reports on this from the justice department. >> reporter: d.c. police were out in force saturday afternoon into the evening as things turned from a peaceful protest into what some on the ground called chaos. we want to show you a little bit of video. what began as a march to honor black history month in the afternoon turned into chaos as night fell. different groups joined in large

hi, arthel. arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville, the white house suspended for one week after the allegations first came to light on friday during pushback from members of the press pool who felt that he should have been fired on the spot, but with ducklo parting ways with the administration, the white house is promising to do better. let's go to mark meredith. he's following the story and he's live for us now at the white house. hi, mark. mark: arthel, good afternoon. the story has changed a lot since we first heard about it on friday with tj, the deputy press secretary announcing that he will be resigning his post. he as you mentioned was going to be suspended one week without pay after controverse comments to a reporter. that was the case on friday and late last night we got the statement that he was officially resigning from his post. duclo had served as the campaign communication spokesperson so his departure comes after vanity fair he threatened to, quote, destroy a politico reporte

hi, arthel. arthel: hi, everyone. some parents are saying their children are struggling with remote learning. critics telling the white house to follow the science, take the recommended safety precautions and reopen schools and do it now. mark meredith is live with more. hi, mark. >> reporter: good afternoon. the white house says it's waiting for final cdc guidance to get a better idea of when schools could safely reopen. pressure is building on president biden to take a more direct stance on the issue as teachers unions in two major cities are refusing to let their staff go back to work for now. unions in philadelphia and chicago vowing not to let teachers return to class because of concerns about safety precautions and the slow rollout of vaccinations. local leaders are accusing the unions of dragging their feet on reopening, chicago's school system threatening to lock teachers out of online teaching if they don't get back to work. last week the newly named cdc director says the data suggests that schools can safely

arthel? arthel: everything, meanwhile, houston has opened a massive water distribution site as low water pressure due to damaged pipes remains an issue across the city. mayor sylvester turner estimating more than a million units of bottled water will be given out in order to meet the urgent need. >> we're still under the boiled water notice, so that -- let me just say that. and until we come out of it, there there's going to be a tremendous need to provide people with drinking water. you know, you can take a shower with it, with the water as it is, but you can't drink with it. arthel: and as texas scramblings to get the power back, some are asking how the electricity grid failed in the first place. a texas republican congressman blaming the winter weather for setting off a chain of events. >> it was a perfect storm, and it's a once in a lifetime storm with extreme temperatures, you know, not seen in the last 60 or 70 years where we had six or seven days below freezing, you know, single digits

arthel: mr. falcone is apparent in the other parents in the group are you willing to take her cautions to stay safe and healthy and not have your son annoyingly carrying a virus to school and infect teachers which is part of what teachers are concerned about if they are vaccinated before turning to class? >> absolutely. the thing that gets missed here and what's strange about the opposition of the argument that a wouldn't be safe for kids, parents are not going to risk the lives of their kids, right? no parent would willingly put their kids in danger but if the science and the statistics and everything are showing masks, distance and sanitation and ventilation, you are talking about a fraction of a fraction of the single or centile transmission between kids. most of the mistakes happen from lack of compliance and safety rules. and so that gives me a lot of confidence that we can do it. i will be very militant and observing my school to make sure they follow safety rules if we can reopen. so it's

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arthel? arthel: all right.o people who have played in the big game, jake beckett won in 2015 with the new england patriots, he is also a former army ranger, thank you. reno mahe played five seasons for the philadelphia eagles which included a trip to the 2005 super bowl. i don't know who to go with. i'm going to go with you, jake, or okay? [laughter] of mr. reno's got a lot on his mind. i'm going to let him cool off for a second. [laughter] all right. so you won a super bowl championship with brady, so i'm taking it that's who you're rooting for, or should i not assume? >> no, you're absolutely correct. for years, i thought i was the sole reason for the patriots' success, but it turns out tom brady may have had somethinged to do with it. you are correct in your assumption. i want him to get that, is it sixth or seventh ring? it's pretty incredible. arthel: okay, reno, let it off your chest. >> no, it's the greatest game on tv. but having played in it and lost unlike your other guest there, it makes it hard to r

arthel.nk you for joining us here in the fox news channel. i'm eric shawn. we are covering two other big stories at this hour. doses of johnson & johnson's new covid vaccine are set to potentially start rolling out early this week. fda just authorized the single shot for emergency use doing that last night and it could not have come soon enough. plus, there's a desperate man hunt going on in georgia for a suspect in the shooting of a sheriff's deputy in decatur county with warnings that troy phillips, they say you should be considered armed and dangerous. all this as we are getting ready to hear from former president trump and the path forward for the republican party. and about his role in the gop here is senator rick scott from florida earlier on that. >> i talked to president trump about one week ago and told him this is my job at my job is to help public and senators went all across the country and he made a commitment to me to help me do that. eric: in a moment we will hear from secretar

hi, arthel. arthel: high hi, eric. hello, i'm arthel neville. we are following the crisis in texas. nearly a week since the deadly winter storm struck the lone star state, it's still struggling to get safe water to millions of residents. meantime, the white house's $1.9 trillion stimulus plan could go to the floor later this week but many on the right say it's still with too many liberal earmarks. we have live team coverage today. david spunt is at the white house, casey siegel is in dallas, tracking the winter storm's aftermath. christina coleman is live in los angeles with more on the united airlines engine failure. >> reporter: no one was injured but there was significant damage on the ground and some terrifying moments in the sky. fortunately, the flight crew was able to land the plane safely. take a listen to the mayday call. >> we're experiencing engine failure. we need to clear. mayday, mayday, united 328, heavy mayday, mayday. >> departure, heavy mayday, experienced engine failure. need to return immediately. >> reporter: one of the jet's engines exploded yesterday, shortly

arthel? arthel: yeah, eric.nt to bring our own resident pilot in with us again, jon scott, who is also a phenomenal journalist and anchor of "fox news report" just wrapping up with us, you were on with us earlier, and just now that we've heard not only your account of what could have happened and the accounts of kathleen bangs and mr. christensen who eric was just speaking to, i mean, just everyone is marveling at the training that american pilots go through. how they are prepared, and kathleen bangs estimates that this engine started failing around 13,000 feet above the ground. so wrapping up for us, what's your summation of what you've seen and heard here today? jon: well, you know, it could have been a bird ingestion, a bird strike just like afflicted sully sullenberger on that u.s. air flight some years ago in the miracle on the hudson. you know, canada geese are migrating this time of year, and a lot of them are in denver. that's the town where i was born, and they might have sucked in a couple birds which

arthel: i agree.ine's day to you as well i will see you soon. eric and happy valentine's day to you. and everybody else watching. eric: because of the pandemic it's been hard for a lot of us to get together but we will next valentine's m day. arthel: spread love, thank you for watching. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ some people have joint pain, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo

arthel: dr. getting vaccinated. >> i said this way before the cdc guidelines came out, that the default position is to do whatever you can as best as you can to get the children back to school with safety concerns for the children and for the teachers in the educational personnel. arthel: doctor janette nesheiwat should teachers get vaccine priority? >> it's very important that we take care of our teachers and principals and we take care of our students, their great importance in a priority and teachers are in phase one, this is just a matter if the supply is available for them to go out and get the vaccine. let me tell you there are many people who are ineligible group, some doctors, nurses and people who were in the healthcare field that have not had their first vaccine or the second dose, even though it's available it's a matter of supply but i do think we should prioritize her teachers there taking care of her children by having a vaccine should not be the determinant open schools we need to

hi, arthel.'m arthel neville, the white house suspended for one week after the allegations first came to light on friday during pushback from

>> jon: arthel and eric, thank you. a scare in the air and on the ground as debris from a united airlines jet falls on to denver area neighborhoods. good evening. i'm jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ ♪ take a live look at some of what fell out of the sky. it's on the ground now in broomfield, colorado, about 30 miles west of the denver international airport. the faa says the passenger jet returned their safely after experiencing engine failure in the right engine. miraculously, nobody hurt on board or on the ground. christina coleman is following the story for us live from los angeles. christina? >> jon, 231 passengers and 10 crew members were on board the plane when the the casing around one of the engines apparently blew right off. no one was hurt and the boeing 777 was able to land safely. the plane returned to denver international airport and all of the passengers deplaned and bused to the terminal. take a look at how close a huge chunk of debris came to landing on top of a home. take a look at that there rig

hi, arthel. arthel: high hi, eric. hello, i'm arthel neville. we are following the crisis in

welcome to america's news headquarters i'm arthel neville. hello, eric. eric: hello, arthel. big stories at this hour. doses of johnson & johnson's new covid vaccine are set to potentially start rolling out early this week. fda just authorized the single

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arthel: pride.recover from this week's massive storm. and as electricity returns to more homes, another crisis merges. millions are under a boiled water advisory because of frozen or busted pipes while at grocery stores bottled water and food are scarce, and many stores remain closed due to power outages. welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hello, everyone, i'm eric shawn. it is a tough time in texas now. we are following those stories and and other ones at this hour. in new york governor

hi, arthel. arthel: hi, everyone. some parents are saying their children are struggling

welcome to "america's news headquarters" i am arthel neville.ning us i'm eric shawn. authorities in the netherlands say a boeing 747 cargo aircraft took off to new york city yesterday. that's when traffic controllers noticed a fire coming from one of the engines, you're looking at the 747

hello and welcome to "america's news headquarters" i am arthel neville, hi eric.nel. this comes on the heels of the high-profile

"america's news headquarters" continues with eric and arthel. ♪ ♪ arthel: the fight over reopening schoolso show up in person on monday as teachers unions in some cities and states dig in for a longer battle. hello, everyone, and welcome to "america's news headquarters," i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: thank you for joining us here at the fox news channel, i'm eric shawn. the centers for disease control plans to release new guidance next week on how to safely reopen our nation's schools. the director of the centers for disease control says, though,

hello and welcome to "america's news headquarters" i am arthel neville. hi.m eric shawn. this is my ongoing situation you can see the inmates have been setting their bedding on fire and dropping them. this happened last night from broken windows. the riots happened overnight as pandemic restrictions have limited visitations installed corporate savings there. live with more in this j

arthel: . one reason chief justice was chosen for that. mr. trump faces a situation in which the presenting officer will serve as most both judge and rules and juror for the vote. beyond that, presiding officer, although enjoying a lifelong honorable reputation has been mr. tom's vocal and adamant opponent throughout the trump administration and in the matter on trial, the presiding officer respectfully, already publicly announced you before hearing any argument or evidence. mr. trump must be convicted on articles of impeachment before the senate members in both parties have been picked as well. nowhere in this great country what every american and certainly not this honorable presiding officer consider this scenario to be insistent with any stretch of the american concept of due process and fair trial and certainly not give the experience of either. by no stretch of the imagination would any fair-minded american be confident a trial conducted would or could be a fair trial promised as a leader. while most aspects of the senate impeachment tri

arthel: . one reason chief justice was chosen for that. mr.rump faces a situation in which the presenting officer will serve as most both judge and rules and juror for the vote. beyond that, presiding officer, although enjoying a lifelong honorable reputation has been mr. tom's vocal and adamant opponent throughout the trump administration and in the matter on trial, the presiding officer respectfully, already publicly announced you before hearing any argument or evidence. mr. trump must be convicted on articles of impeachment before the senate members in both parties have been picked as well. nowhere in this great country what every american and certainly not this honorable presiding officer consider this scenario to be insistent with any stretch of the american concept of due process and fair trial and certainly not give the experience of either. by no stretch of the imagination would any fair-minded american be confident a trial conducted would or could be a fair trial promised as a leader. while most aspects of the senate impeachment trial