>> abby: you heard them. >> lawrence: still got it. >> brian: brian see what happens this time.brate peacefully. >> ainsley: how cool to say you were an nfl cheerleader. >> lawrence: it's true. >> brian: abbey, thank you so much. >> ainsley: today is the deadline to present president trump with a plan to release all of the jfk files. >> brian: wow, senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is here with more. jacqui? >> jacqui: good morning to you guys. as of 2022, about 97% of the 5 million files were already released to the public according to the national archives. but, former president biden delayed the rest saying that further review was necessary to protect against harm to intelligence sources, military defense, and foreign relations. president trump's executive order mandates that the attorney general and director of national intelligence present a plan to release all of what's left. >> a lot of people are waiting for this for a long -- for years. for decades. and everything will be revealed. okay? give that to r.f.k. jr. >> the exact number of files left unclear. t

brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much.ederal workers to either accept president trump's buyout offer or being risked being fired later. instead of celebrating saving taxpayer dollars. democrats continue to protest. look at this. here with reaction. "wall street journal" editor-at-large gerry baker. jerry, i don't understand the outrage about getting our financial house in order. your thoughts? >> yeah. brian. well, thanks for having me. exactly as you say the democrats seem to be -- seems to make to most people perfect sense. shows how out of touch and how weird the party has become. what's interesting about this doge operation. when it started the name gave it away. the department of government efficiency. reduce spending, do things like this to get rid of unnecessary government workers to get rid of the massive amount of spending that the government has that we need to in order to, you know, in order to reduce that deficit. and yet what has welcome quite interesting is an exploration into the way in which the government

. >> brian: not everybody's happy.lus the countdown is on for the eagles and chiefs as they face off for new orleans in super bowl i think it's lix. tom brady is no stranger to the super bowl. they have playing in 10 winning seven. he joins us live this morning on calling the big game for the first time. >> ainsley: and abby hornacek is getting in on all the fun with all the eagles fans in philadelphia while will cain is holding down the fort in the big easy. "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, your mornings are better with friends. ♪ [when the saints come marching in] ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: yesterday we were in kansas and today we are in philly, trying to be fair and balanced. that is the brass band they are called the brass animals. >> brian: they sound fantastic and ready to go. do you know who else is ready to go? >> lawrence: abby hornacek. >> lawrence: breakfast with friends in philly ahead of the super bowl. hey, abby. >> abby: i know steve was in kansas city i'm here to prove that eagles fans might be a li

brian sorry for ruining your seamless transition.p's cabinet picks, tomorrow they will vote on r.f.k. jr. to become hehs secretary and fbi kash patel will appear before the panel and tulsi gabbard will appear before their select intelligence committee on thursday. national republican senatorial x chairman tim scott announcing they raised more money last month with 8 million topping previous record five years ago. back over to you. >> brian: appreciate it. >> steve: thanks. >> ainsley: patriots owner robert kraft is ahead of the super bowl with predictions. >> brian: check in with dana perino. >> dana: i will have to watch the super bowl prediction. >> steve: chiefs. >> ainsley: okay, i sit income to jesse watters, might be eagles. shots fired, trade war with mexico and canada, everyone bracing for impact. cbs says it will turnover the kamala harris transcript from last fall. new head of fcc demanded it. and a bernie sanders staffer came short of votes needed. bright spot in the news, one state improved reading scores we'll ask the su

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. >> brian: you have a tiktok account? my goodness. >> ainsley: did that hurt? >> brian: i have more respect for the drivers than ever, it is claustrophobic, no moving getting out, toggle switches. >> lawrence: if you struggle, can you imagine me trying to get in that car. >> ainsley: they take the steering wheel off to get in? >> steve: welcome to wednesday, february 5, "fox and friends." busy day on the show, in the car, and president trump wants united states to take over the gaza strip and rebuild it. how is the world reacting? as you would expect. >> lawrence: and army just had a record month for recruit and had a chance to talk to soldiers at the border ready to report for mission. >> we do everything we can to support our dhs partners. >> brian: super bowl sunday four days away. jay glizer will join us to break down the matchup with inside stories you can only get here. he might have to whisper it, chiefs look for their three-peat, it will be done on fox. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now and re

sold it here on 47th and then. >> brian: cop cars. >> brian: we good to get out of this neighborhood.> steve: we are on the edge of the diamond district. the diamond district ends right there. 10 feet away from us. 10 feet away from the couch. >> ainsley: very convenient for us women. we enjoy walking through it. >> brian: real quick, last year for valentine's day i made a huge mistake. >> lawrence: oh jesus. >> brian: i bought dawn these roses that don't die. they are still alive. don't know what to do with them. flowers are meant to die. so i look at them every day and think to myself does it work for this year? can i just wrap them up again? >> lawrence: only last for a year. >> brian: she feels bad she really wants to throw them out, i'm sure. they are forever -- they are like fossils. >> ainsley: that's what makes them beautiful. >> lawrence: i hate when they die i feel like i waste money. >> steve: this is technology. if you are going to buy a flower that's $25 you want it to live. >> brian: forever? >> steve: for a year. >> brian: the present that never goes away. >> steve: her

and this must be a gas >> brian: hi, everyone, i'm brian kilmeade in for laura ingraham. what a night we have already. this is a fox news alert. let's look together. an aircraft reportedly striking a mall. falling from the sky in philadelphia. our affiliate wtxf is on the scene. ring doorbell camera is providing a lot of the footage and then we are going to dip into that and see live footage. let's listen in to the coverage. >> going to try to get that gas line off. in the meantime. probably searching for victims and trying to search each and every house and store there at roosevelt mall to make sure that everybody is okay. and this debris field, steve, we're talking football fields. several football fields. >> this gas line is spitting like a top. like a little tornado. and there is something sticking out of the ground. i don't know if that's a pipe. i'm taking cover. i'm now at the cane's chicken store taking cover behind their doorway. i don't know if they are even open can i go inside. >> there is a raisin cane's there. l.a. fitness, a gym, keep yourself safe, obvious

>> brian: a lot.ause i grew up in a grocery store because my dad used to buy the cold cuts to make sand witches for bar. one of us would go with him every single time so we knew everything. get the guy with the ladder to get some exextravagant spaghetti off the top shelf. put it within reach. i never understand why he had to get a ladder to get the spaghetti. >> steve: that is a good question. >> brian: all the cheaper brands. >> brian: my dad irish person pronounce the name. >> steve: where is the bokatini. >> brian: he never said it like that. >> steve: i'm swedish. california governor gavin newsom is set to meet with donald trump prior attempts to trump proof his state. remember when they met a couple weeks ago? what's on his agenda? that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ three little birds ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users w

you at the border, brian? can't you go? i see the opening shot. it's lawrence on a horse. and that is -- >> ainsley: explains it all. >> brian: no other explanation needed. >> steve: brian, oven on a horse the horse never moved. [laughter] >> ainsley: lawrence, on a serious note, the texas national guard will now have authority to arrest illegal immigrants that didn't have that authority before? >> that's exactly right. because of the federal statute. they really don't have the authority to do that. that changed. something testimony that of us who have been down here have been calling for because they would always say greg abbott. you have these people down here. they can't really do much because of the laws on the books. it's a simple fix. and secretary nome, the president did it. they just deputized them as federal agents. we have seen this a lot in federal task force as well where they will deputize locals. they are doing the same thing for these national guards as well, guys. >> steve: goes to show you how

>> brian: you support coming together?ce: okay, fine. >> ainsley: i'm sure you are sure talking about a football game. >> lawrence: let her go visit. >> brian: any teams after this is done and "people" magazine? >> lawrence: will blake lively be sitting next to taylor in the box? they are really good friends. >> lawrence: we are excited about tomorrow, tom brady. >> ainsley: tom brady will be on the show tomorrow 8:30. >> lawrence: ainsley and i prayed about this before the show ended and there was a booking made, there was a booking made and he was on the show. >> brian: he won seven times but watched patrick mahomes doing something he never did and that is win three in a row. he could also be announcing the game after eli manning gets into the hall of hall of fame who beat him twice. so new orleans with the mannings live where he has a sports bar. but listen, we will talk football. >> ainsley: and we are going to wear red tomorrow because we are not wearing the chiefs color but we should have been supporting them since t

. >> brian: we have a fox news alert.seth make firsttrip ase traveling to fort bliss to the southern border saying in a quote on x potus wants 100 percent operational control of the border and we will deliver border security because it's national security. >> ainsley: we have already seen results from the trump administration's deportation push. nearly 8,000 arrests and over 55500 detainers have been logged by ice just during the first two weeks in office. incredible. >> steve: pete hegseth is set to be joining joint task force north as it's referred to today, which is headquartered at fort bliss in texas and has been providing support to the border mission so far. so, let's check in with lawrence jones. he's not on the couch today. he's amid the bashe barbed wires the keys to air force one. >> lawrence: you are not seeing any crossings here really because they have control of the border. yesterday we kind of covered the depadepartment of homeland secuy aspect. that's border patrol. that's all those assets that you see in

kilmeade, fox & friends cohost, host of the brian kilmeade radio show and one nation with brian kilmeade. now the move to end those proposed tariffs came after a phone call between president trump and mexican president claudia sheinbaum. she said the deal marks the respectful relationship between our two nations. president trump is set to speak with prime minister trudeau just hours from now. the president defended the tariffs over the weekend, watch. >> canada has been very abusive of the united states for many years. we subsidize canada by the tune of about $200 billion a year and for what? why do we get out of it? we don't get anything out of it. i love the people of canada. i disagree with the leadership of canada and something is going to happen there, but if they want to play the game, i don't mind. >> emily: prime minister trudeau teased retaliatory tariffs against the u.s. and told canadians to be prepared for the impending trade war. >> and now is also the time to choose canada. there are many ways for you to do your part, it might mean checking the labels at the supermarket and

he realizes that brian's right behind him. right. if you're brian, i'm morales, he goes like this. swings. and then runs up the stairs. lester holt (voiceover): brian was stabbed and soon collapsed. caller (on phone): can you send an ambulance to 7th avenue? lester holt (voiceover): within minutes, the 911 calls started coming in. brian's mother ran to a payphone, frantically pleading for help. lester holt (voiceover): brian watkins died on the way to the hospital. he was just 22 years old. they were the targets of young killers. and a tourist was stabbed to death. brian watkins was stabbed-- how would you describe the media reaction to this murder? almost inducing a wave of panic. it is the terror of life in new york city. no one is safe from random violence. lester holt (voiceover): new york in 1990 was a city under siege, the worst year of crime in the city's history. i dress for the muggers. we have flat shoes so i can run. lester holt (voiceover): and most terrifying was underground. very often, our subway stations-- lester holt (voiceover): at the time, the man responsible fo

i think. >> if anybody wants to take me to dinner, i'm available. >> brian, we'll see you next. >> brianxt. after this, more ♪ who knows what tomorrow will bring ♪ (dog whines) ♪ but as for me ♪ (knock at door) ♪ i'll wait and see ♪ ♪ and maybe it'll bring my love to me ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ your shipping manager left to "find themself." leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. sponsored jobs on indeed are two and a half times faster to first hire. visit indeed.com/hire >> thank you for calling. >> please hold. >> when you. >> talk to your custodian. does it feel. >> like you're not. >> being heard? >> thank you for calling. >> please hold. >> now that's better. >> trey palmer doesn't have. >> a massive. >> call center instead. your calls are answered by real people who know you by name and are empowered. >> to help. like me. hey, chuck. how are you? >> what can. >> what can. >> i do for you? at ameriprise financial, we know our clients are so much more than clients. they're go-getters and legacy-leavers, and what matters most to them matters most to us.

scott and brian was. and they asked the man, you're going to buy another bike so it can get stolen, too. >> he felt like they were making fun of him. >> that was all it took to return and kill everyone in the shop, leaving that sketch behind as a clue that ultimately never matched to his face. but todd liked to brag to kayla about other murders. >> he had another guy girlfriend with him. he was going to let her go, but she him off, so he shot her in the back of the head. he said he buried her somewhere on the land too. >> when the sheriff searched todd's farm, they also found the remains of another missing couple near the body of kayla's boyfriend, charlie williams. >> used to be my sanctuary. yeah, not a killing field, right? it was supposed to be the place where i go to relax and get away from people and not deal with this. >> thanks to kayla's bravery, spartanburg's own serial murderer is locked away for good. >> other than the boy in arizona and superbikes and the ones that we have on the property. ha

>> brian cheung, thank you. and don't miss "meet the press" tomorrow when kristen welker interviews the homeland security secretary christy nome. >>> still ahead tonight the first american hostage released in gaza in more than a year. our cameras were there for his emotional reunion with his family. that's next. r hip pain showedp when we would go on walks. she was diagnosed with osteoarthritis pain. our veterinarian recommended that we try librela. veterinary professionals administering librela who are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breastfeeding should take extreme care to avoid self-injection, which can cause allergic reactions like anaphylaxis. she's got energy to do things that she wasn't doing before, and that's just amazing. [♪♪] are you one of the smillions of americanse, who suffer from an upset stomach after a big meal? try pepto bismol. unlike some products, pepto coats and soothes your digestive system, to provide fast 5-symptom relief. stock up on pepto today. your best defense against erosion and

and brian, hello. >> i am brian sullivan, as you can see behind us. >> kelly not. >> new jersey. this is our washington, d.c. bureau and we have got a big hour kicking off right now. we're going to look at whether or not spin offs tend to work out a few big chip names getting chopped and inflation. you can feel and taste. the big thing you all buy that is getting maybe, shall we say. you all ground up kelly. >> looking forward to it. it looks good down there. i'm excited. we got a lot on tap. let's get a quick check on the broader markets where the dow has turned negative in the past hour or so by half a percent, the s&p up eight, the nasdaq up a quarter percent. brian mentioned the chip stocks. and skyworks check this out today. losing almost a quarter of its value gets a lot of business from apple. says the business is shrinking qualcomm and cuervo down as well nvidia bucking the trend though it's up almost 3% back to around 128. we'll talk to an analyst defending that stock. and meta sounds like a broken record higher for the 14th session in a row. now it's the last down day j

the �* brian the �*brian murphy, the �* brian murphy, who died at the age of 92. hello again.t clearing the south—east through this evening. behind it, it turns colder and we'll see a return you can see that with all the blues on the chart, now that weather front is continuing to drift slowly southwards and eastwards. with it, windy across the north of the country. and temperatures 7 to about 11 degrees. now picking up this rain some wintry showers in the hills in scotland and still as we push further south. it's going to be a cold night, but with all the wind around, probably too windy to have any issues with frost or fog. so that's how we start the day tomorrow. a few showers getting into northern ireland, a few across parts of england, but most of us dry with cloud southern scotland. some of that will be slow to lift, but many of us to more of an easterly or a northeasterly, so turning colder. so on friday morning, there'll be some fog, we could see a few wintry flurries in the south, china hits back against president trump's tariffs — by imposing its own levies on america.

these charts brian always give me a headache. but there you see it versus the mexican peso. >> maybe this is a good time to go to canada or mexico on a vacation. who knows. >> all right. >> the tariffs are still stuck on canadian products like lumber and oil. but more oil stocks are higher right now. and maybe the market ends overall today higher. we're going to talk about all of that coming up in moments. but let us start with breaking comments from the president in the oval office. minutes ago. he was, as the president tends to do, making news on a lot of topics, including signing an executive order to pave the way for the creation of the first ever united states sovereign wealth fund. listen. >> i think in. >> a short period. >> of. >> time, we'd have one of. >> the biggest funds. and. >> you know, some of some of them are pretty large. i must tell you, some. >> of the like the. >> saudi arabia fund is, is on the large side, but. eventually we'll catch it. but we're going to. >> create a lot of wealth. >> for the fund. and i.

brian, what do you make of it? 7. 6 million jobs. brian: a drop from october and november. you want to see job creation in this economy. ultimately see the number go back up, since 2022 we will see the growth agenda for trump, tax cuts, when companies hire, we will see more in the year ahead. stuart: more for you later. now this. early january 2025 he lost the election, joe biden was still president. he got testy about his age. he had been in politics so long, he knew everyone. >> i know more world leaders than any of you ever met in your whole life. stuart: he did know world leaders but it didn't help his presidency or america because he was weak, they pushed him around, ignored him, there was no respect, after he made that comment donald trump became the 47th president and our relationship with the world changed, biden was softball, trump's hardball. the last 15 days trump has taken his america first policy to world leaders biden claimed to know so well, those world leaders are backing down, venezuela and colombia will take back their migrants. el salvador offers to how t

let's hear from brian reisinger. guest: i'm sure there are a lot of people in farm country cheering those observations. i think one of the key things that was said was how their need to be more avenues for our farmers. that is so true. we have so many farms that are really locked into growing one type of prop or product. it might be corn or some other type of field craft. there is some market for it and they know how to do it and governments that support it. the living that can be made on that is getting worse and worse. the reason is, just as the caller said, the prices are not necessarily going up. if they are, they are not keeping pace with costs. we don't have enough new possibilities for farmers in this country so they are locked into -- they wouldn't have a place to take specialty wheat or artisan tomatoes if they were trying to grow it. we don't have a market infrastructure or a government policy that allows our farms to branch out and start doing new things and finding entrepreneurial opportunities. one of th

let's hear from brian reisinger. guest: i'm sure there are a lot of people in farm country cheering those observations. i think one of the key things that was said was how their need to be more avenues for our farmers. that is so true. we have so many farms that are really locked into growing one type of prop or product. it might be corn or some other type of field craft. there is some market for it and they know how to do it and governments that support it. the living that can be made on that is getting worse and worse. the reason is, just as the caller said, the prices are not necessarily going up. if they are, they are not keeping pace with costs. we don't have enough new possibilities for farmers in this country so they are locked into -- they wouldn't have a place to take specialty wheat or artisan tomatoes if they were trying to grow it. we don't have a market infrastructure or a government policy that allows our farms to branch out and start doing new things and finding entrepreneurial opportunities. one of th

here to discuss is "fox & friends" cohost brian kilmeade. brian, good morning. of this hostage. i know there's two still left. that hamas still has, american hostages, among other hostages, and then also in venezuela, you know, six americans also released. this is a big moment for donald trump. so, you know, close to when he was inaugurated. >> it's amazing what ric grenell pulled off in venezuela. and it just shows they want to get in trump's good graces after he just stole9 another election and made president biden's administration look ridiculous because he said we'll buy your oil if you have a normal election, and they can't, he cheated, he stays, and so they released those men, and i'm a glad for them. now they have the take back all their illegal immigrants that are creating havoc in america. the that's going to be key. they've got to start the taking their vile human beings. on the other front, this is the easy phase, rachel, as you know. we have 33 of the 97 remaining hostages over the first six weeks in the exchange, 1500 palestinians, most of which are

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>> is that brian? was brian. >> i was braiding not -- he's had every other big interview. >> or is that lj? >> will said why isn't brady on your show, you've had every other big interview. >> i've got a really big interview coming. i'll tell you about that soon. >> that was a tease. >> that's called a tease. a professional tease. >> and you say that one more time? it's called a professional tease. >> twenty-nine years on fox understand. >> we've got tom brady, will cain. >> tell tom brady i'm a big fan of his and i've been friends for years. what he did with new england and tampa is -- we will never see that again i don't think. >> unless patrick mahomes -- >> i'm not sure if he can get seven super bowl rings, that's pretty tough. >> by sean. >> love you all. >> do we have a prediction from you on this game? how does it play out in your mind? >> everybody in philadelphia will say it's because emma dollars homer and it is but i don't ever bet against the chiefs or patrick mahomes. there's no way you can

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brian, i want to ask you a question, brian. one year ago today, february of 2024. do you think most people thought that trump would be in the white house today? yes or no? >> no. >> okay, now all the following charts are one year old. and i want to keep in mind that the only way you really make money trading is if you know what moves the market. now, i thank chris for giving me the term i needed. trumpian angst. trumpian angst is everywhere. publications on tv and magazines everywhere, especially the last 72 hours. but as you look at a one year chart of two year rates, ten year rates, dollar index, and five year break, even, every one of those charts shares something that the catalyst for every one of those moves is right in the middle of each one of those charts. september of 24. the action was the first rate cut of 50 basis points. the financial reaction is what we're still in. all of those moves started and all these trends still in place from that september move. so we could talk about the new administration and maybe things will change, maybe what looks like a

brian, stay with us, philip. defenders of elon musk and his effort would say he's just there to shake up the status quo. and no one's had the guts to do that thus far. >> yeah. okay. so i mean, i think that elon musk has demonstrated over the course of the past several years, in particular, that he thinks he knows better than everyone else. right? and this is what he's doing. he thinks he knows better about twitter. he also operates on a set of incorrect assumptions. he operate on a set of incorrect assumptions about what was happening at twitter before he took over twitter. he's obviously operating on a set of incorrect assumptions about what's happening in the federal government. i think that what we've seen tonight with donald trump and the white house pushing back on him, really reveals that what elon musk is doing, donald trump doesn't care about what he cares about, is he cares about the dei stuff and the pam bondi and the getting revenge for january 6th. he cares about that stuff. he doesn't care about. >>

brian, we're already seeing the markets responding here. we're also, of course, waiting to see what this means for everyday americans on the cost of goods. what kind of reaction can we expect? >> yeah. well, wall street having. >> a negative reaction to the tariffs. again, this is the first market day since the tariffs were announced over the weekend. but we're seeing the dow down over 1%. the nasdaq. those tech heavy stocks are down 2%. but look there are main street implications to all of this for regular regular americans that have to pay for things that have already been expensive over the last four years. those costs could rise further under these proposed tariffs. when you just talk about gasoline, for example. again, that 10% tariff specifically on canadian energy, likely to lead to increases of between 15 to $0.25 per gallon at the pump. and also, when it comes to cars, this is a big one. the automotive industry is very deeply intertwined between our neighbors to the north and south. the average retail car price likely to rise by $3

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. >> brian mason, thank you very much. and for folks who are watching, if he looks familiar, it's his twin brother is jeff mason, who's a great white house reporter here in washington. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, jonathan. >> and that'll do it for me. thanks for watching. tune in tomorrow to the sunday show. when congresswoman susan delbene of washington, chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, joins us to discuss her party's response to trump's imperialistic power grabs. plus, i'll talk to kelly robinson, president of the human rights campaign, who will talk about trump's attacks on lgbtq americans. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. keep it here. ayman is next. good evening. >> tonight on ayman the resistance. >> new reporting on an. fbi official who aggressively resisted friday night's purge and. >> new details about. >> that list of workers who investigated january the 6th. plus, the ripple effect of trump's retribution across our government. it is a wrong th

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in that moment brian knew exactly what to do. >> i found it, it's like, here it is.rt jeffries, this is the gift of a lifetime. inside that gift box, a note. >> it says, you don't know me, but in december 2024 i became your official donor, and i am in this very room waiting for you, your perfect match. mandy harris. >> reporter: and then there she was. mandy harris, the donor he didn't know he had. after seeing on facebook he was diagnosed with kidney failure, she didn'tesitate to become his the kidney, it was like god just pushed me a little bit and said go ahead and try. >> reporter: what do you think the bigger message is here? >> just don't give up. because one day, you know, a miracle,. >> always so great to see how big people's hearts can be. our thanks to jose for that report. coming up on today, we have the latest on how the skating community is coming together to pay tribute to the skaters lost in the american airlines plane crash last week. the u.s. figure skating president will be live ahead on "today". thanks so much for being with me and starting your we

brian todd, thank you so much. at reagan national airport, brian mentioned aviation experts and we have two of them here with us to help us kind of sort through some of this. mary schiavo, our transportation analyst and former inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation is here with us. doctor hassan shideh shahidi is the president and ceo of flight safety foundation. thank you both for being here. mary. i want to start first with you. um, you sat through and listened to all of that. brian noting the information about that slight increase in pitch, what that might have meant. walk us through what you heard. right. well, that. slight indication in. pitch is that the pilots pulled back. they pulled the plane to. >> an increase., and an increase in pitch means they're putting the nose up towards the sky and trying to climb. >> but it. >> came literally. >> within, you know. >> a second. >> at the time of the impact. so that tells us. that they did not see the helicopter until just, you know, a second at

brian dawkins, ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much.he meantime, we come back to the studio in new york and get back to somara theodore and another check of the weather. a lot of people watching this forecast closely. >> somara: i know what you're saying, it's in a dome, somara, but we got the folks going out to tailgate, maybe they're going to outdoor patios. take a look. this morning, here we go, dense fog advisory, look at that. the lights all aglow, the knock, i can confirm was a paid actor and the temperatures tomorrow in the 70s, so 10:00 a.m., 73 degrees between 2:00 and 4:00. notice how we have the rain clouds, rain drops falling and a few spotty showers we could see throughout. not a complete washout during the game time frame, but the rain will pick up as we head into the overnight hours. so, as they're leaving the game. that's what we're in for. look at these numbers. today we could be in for some record-breaking high temperatures, 10 to 20 degrees above normal. places like austin, 87. new orleans, 79 degrees. that's a look a

there's a lot going on today and we will bring brian kilmeade to cover it.ng we want to look at is the activity of doge and what the president is saying about taking over gaza. waiting for 10:50 wonder all around, you have ten seconds to wait and here we go, i will count it down. any minute now it will be brian kilmeade in the center of the screen. please do it for me. there he is. senate minority leader chuck schumer started chanting we will win. daily show host jon stewart didn't think much of that. >> i'm going to stand with you and this fight and we will win. >> we will win! >> we will win! we will win! we will win! >> the trade war, tell us guacamole is made of avocado. >> democrats, can you please stop? trotting schumer out there? every time -- [applause] >> every time trump traverses into the unreal -- he's not good at this. stuart: i think jon stewart is right. what do you say? brian: he has the right done, never a trump fan but never vote for him but understands the american people did so he's taking it move by move. these other guys led by chuck sc

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cnn's brian todd is at reagan national airport. brian, we are now into saturday, several days after this crash. what's the latest on the recovery efforts today? >> well, jessica, we've been anticipating two critical developments in the investigation today that could come really at any time. one, you mentioned the the information from the black boxes, from those voice and flight data recorders that have been recovered from the water, according to a source familiar with the investigation. investigators could provide some high level readouts, possibly today, of the information from those black boxes. and that's going to be critical, because that could tell us about the altitude of both the aircrafts at the time of the collision. specifically, it could tell us whether the black hawk helicopter was flying at the prescribed height or possibly flying above that height. that height is 200ft above the ground. according to the rules. helicopters in that helicopter corridor that's just east of the airport here are supposed to fly either at or

. >> kelly evans i'm brian sullivan.hopefully moving higher again today as the big rotation rolls on. >> small caps. >> looming large. and oh boy do we have a bevy of bottom line news for you right now, including housing and where it may be headed. why disney may be. showing the end of streaming growth, and where the wealthy are investing their money. and if you can follow, there is a lot going on with all of that. and big. >> tech kelly. all right, let's start there. in fact, as you mentioned, the nasdaq is close to a break even here. but shares of amd and alphabet are still down about seven 7.5% today. after those earnings last night apple and the red as well report that chinese regulators are considering whether to open a formal probe into app store fees. it's a paring its declines, though it's down about 1%. are these warning signs of bigger issues in the tech space? let's ask jeremy bryant. he's a portfolio manager at gradient investments, and scott nations is president at nation's indexes. jeremy, you got any i kno

brian: a little dating, the super bowl. you're leaving us with your prediction, who's going the win the superdome? taylor: 10 seconds. >> i think this is saquon barkley's year, i think he upsets the threepeat. a taig taye charles payne. charles carl no big deal, i'll get et al. a back and more. call me the saquon barkley of financial media with. brian: you got it. [laughter] charles: folk, good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." elon musk has dominated the headlines for the if last couple of weeks. he and doge made remarkable discoveries that really have shocked every american. however, there's another member of the trump team that's having an equally significant impact at least on wall street. we're talking about scott bessent. his selection as treasury secretary we know was cheered right out of the gate. he got 15 senate democrat votes for his confirmation. not only is he a successful hedge fund manager, but he's been a keen, observer of dangerous interactions between market, monothat tear policy and hu

brian, you say this is all based on a faulty premise, right? >> because cbs is not guilty of what's being charged here. cbs did not commit so-called news distortion, didn't commit election interference. it conducted some arguably funky editing which exposed itself to criticism. but there's nothing illegal about editing. all television networks do it, including the president's favorite network, fox news. but we in the media find ourselves in this impossible position now where we're reacting to unreality. we have to react to things that aren't real because they are expressed by trump and his allies. trump's complaints about cbs, they are unreal. but they're being taken seriously by his federal communications commission, by the agency that regulates cbs. and thus, we have to take it seriously to. >> and, brian, fcc chair brendan carr decided to extend the case for another six weeks and to open it up for public comment. how does that play into the unreality that you're talking about right. >> instead of saying, case closed, he's saying the case is

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brian atwood and peter mcpherson, who served across administrations both democrat and republican, are also defending usaid workforce, saying that these are dedicated public servants who have served their careers in the u.s. government. and they are saying an attempt to weaken or even destroy the u.s. agency for international development, quote, is to the benefit of neither political party and the detriment of all americans. and of course, this comes after a flurry of actions taken by the trump administration to dismantle and potentially abolish the independent agency. this is something that democrats say is not legal. we've seen a number of actions, most recently last night from usaid, saying they are going to put almost all of their employees, with a few exceptions, on paid leave come friday and bring back. >> all. >> of their employees from abroad. this has caused fear. it has caused confusion across the workforce. who is telling us that they have received almost no information about what comes next? and now, jim, a lot of times these people are serving abroad for multiple years. th