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 gruesome and horrific for our brave men and women out here through the night. i'm told by a firefighters union that when emergency crews started to arrive on scene, there were several casualties. casualties in the area. such a tragedy. and tonight we are grieving, along with the people of northeast philadelphia, who had to witness such horrific scenes. take a look. the company who owned the plane, jet rescue air ambulance, tells us the six people on board were four crew members pilot, copilot, physician, paramedic. and there were two other people, a young girl and her mother. we're told everyone on board was from mexico, and the young girl was here to receiv

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 gruesome and horrific for our brave men and women out here through the night. i'm told by a firefighters union that when emergency crews started to arrive on scene, there were several casualties. casualties in the area. such a tragedy. and tonight we are grieving, along with the people of northeast philadelphia, who had to witness such horrific scenes. take a look. the company who owned the plane, jet rescue air ambulance, tells us the six people on board were four crew members pilot, copilot, physician, paramedic. and there were two other people, a young girl and her mother. we're told everyone on board was from mexico, and the young girl was here to receiv

we go live to fox news correspondent cb cotton. she joins us from philadelphia. by the way i think jonathan mentioned it earlier. thank you for the hustle to get there to bring us this story tonight cb. >> well, i appreciate that, kevin. i wish i had better news to report. this is just these are horrific circumstances and this is going to be so gut wrenching for everyone involved. i'm told by a senior firefighting official that when first responders got on scene, there was at least one person still alive on fire. but i'm told that person later died on scene. and that just really paints such a gruesome picture that our brave men and women had to respond to this evening. so we know a total of six people were on that medical plane that crashed. i'm told there were a total of four crew members and a young girl and her mother. that young girl had been receiving life saving treatment at shriners children's hospital here in philadelphia. we were we were told that medical plane was heading back to mexico, and all the people on board were from mexico. so this crash happene

we go live to fox news correspondent cb cotton. she joins us from philadelphia. by the way i think jonathan mentioned it earlier. thank you for the hustle to get there to bring us this story tonight cb. >> well, i appreciate that, kevin. i wish i had better news to report. this is just these are horrific circumstances and this is going to be so gut wrenching for everyone involved. i'm told by a senior firefighting official that when first responders got on scene, there was at least one person still alive on fire. but i'm told that person later died on scene. and that just really paints such a gruesome picture that our brave men and women had to respond to this evening. so we know a total of six people were on that medical plane that crashed. i'm told there were a total of four crew members and a young girl and her mother. that young girl had been receiving life saving treatment at shriners children's hospital here in philadelphia. we were we were told that medical plane was heading back to mexico, and all the people on board were from mexico. so this crash happene

the ntsb, sharing new images today of the cleanup efforts and fox's cb cotton, explains crews are stillearching for clues in the wreckage. >> cleanup crews have been working all weekend to remove the wreckage from the street here behind me, where this crash claimed a total of seven lives. we also learned today from city officials that three of those people are in critical condition as of sunday. we were also told that come monday rush hour, the street behind me should be reopened to traffic. the ntsb just releasing new video of the crash. it's classifying as an accident. investigators have located the jet's two engines, but not the flight data recorders or the cockpit voice recorder. those could be destroyed or heavily damaged. so investigators are asking for anyone who finds debris to contact them, because the agency has experts who can repair those before the flight took off. the ntsb says there were no signs of trouble ever communicated from the flight crew. the identities of everyone on board the medical jet are now circulating. all were from mexico, but the city will not be releasi

. >> 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 investigation is just getting underway. i'm told by a local firefighters union that this was a pretty horrific and gruesome scene. when the first responders arrived, i'm told there were multiple fatalities everywhere. and of course, our hearts tonight mourn with the people of northeast philadelphia who were impacted by this tragedy. and even people internationally who were impacted. so speaking of that, the company who owns the plane, jet rescue air ambulance, tells us the six people on board were four crew members pilot, copilot, physician, paramedic and a young girl

cb cotton is live with the latest. >> dhs secretary standing by legality of the mass deportation planticism starts to emerge about the conditions in due process ship to guantÁnamo bay. primarily from the american civil the parties union and rights groups. migrants going our dangerous criminals and she says people need to get their priorities straight. >> of course we are giving due process to migrants, with that all the time following the same procedures we always have but where they advocating for the children missing? why are they not advocating for these families that lost children? laken riley's family, why are they not out there fighting for them? >> at least two military flights took off this week, each carrying roughly a dozen migrants the administration calls the worst of the worst. according to dhs, u.s. officials say rap sheets for those on the second flight include crimes such as homicide, weapons trafficking, assault, robbery and distribution of dangerous drugs. this is advice rates continue in the nation's largest cities. some reports are emerging migrants arrested in the

rich: cb cotton, thank you. for more on the immigration crackdown.ce director jonathan fahey. what's your sense of how things are going so far? it's a massive change from one administration to the next. >> it's been so rapid, so effective and serious. so many things that have been helpful to the united states citizens in terms of it's deterred crime from illegal aliens that are already here. we're already getting rid of the most serious criminals, and we're deterring the number coming in, 450, 500 a day down from 12,000 a day under biden. what's important about this. the drug cartels were making significant money from every illegal alien coming into the country, sometimes 7,000 or so per head. when the numbers are cut down they're starving the cartels and allowing border patrol and federal agents to focus on drug trafficking and fentanyl, things like that. the benefits are tremendous and it's only going to get better. it's impressive how fast and effective it's been already. rich: two months, one, it's the border security and second the deportation e

cb cotton, fox news. >> all righty then. i hope you had a nice weekend. weather was kind of nice. low 60s. nice day on both. both days on the weekend. today as well. and then tomorrow morning we've got that frost advisory freeze warning. and these are the highs from today. the freeze warning and the frost advisory will include all the areas you would expect. and i did get a nice couple of emails from folks because they're not asked, you know where the frost advisory. what's that all about? but if you have citrus, which i probably should have known, but citrus are really sensitive to frost and so you want to cover them, or if you have any kind of bulb plants or anything like that, you want to cover them because the frost actually, you know, it's not the cold as much as the frost itself gets on the on the buds and messes it up. so citrus plants, it's a big deal. and so we have a frost advisory tonight. it's cold out there. these are the locations of the freeze warnings. and then the frost advisories are in blue which would be a little bit warmer. the freeze

fox's cb cotton has more on both of those. crash investigations. >> the ntsb pulling double duty investigating two plane crash sites on the east coast, one in washington, dc and one in philadelphia. here in northeast philadelphia, the mayor provided an update on those injured after a medical transport jet crashed shortly after takeoff, killing seven people. >> we learned today that the number of people who have been treated so far with injuries that they suffered as a result of the crash has been increased from 22 to 24. four of those people remain hospitalized. two are now stable and two remain in critical condition. >> transportation secretary sean duffy confirmed the black box was recovered from the impact site of the small air ambulance crash, and is now heading to the ntsb lab in washington, dc. >> that was a voice recorder box. we don't have a data recorder on this aircraft, but there is an enhanced ground proximity warning system. information can come off that device. >> a little further south. recovery operations conti

jon: cb cotton reporting live press in philadelphia thank you.y their families. we do know all six people aboard the plane were from mexico including a little girl who just finished her m medical treatment shriners children hospital in philadelphia. madison scarpino's live in atlanta with more. >> we know the people on board that plane were that little girl, her mother, a doctor, paramedic, pilot and coat po pocket. not f figure into the jet rescue air ambulance spokesperson who calls the crew highly trained per we also know again of one other person who died on the ground in their car at the scene. the philadelphia mayor on the people who were injured from this crash. >> they are being treated in area hospitals and thus far our accountcount is there are 19 ind victims. but again this is not etched in stone. the investigation is ongoing. investigators are pouring over the crash site right now. >> that is something authorities are stressing a lot the number of people dead and injured will likely go up as crews continue to search the crash site. sh

it's likely to get stronger prevention -- record cb cotton there's more troops moving south. >> wouldvaded from mexico. and of course our border patrol is overwhelmed. we did not have any help right now we've got a helper, or going to build the wall. we've got troops command candace got 10,000, mexico's got 10,000 he just mentioned were sending more down there with drug cartels are running everything down there. we've got to take care of that and then we got to tell people we want you to realize the dream but you've got to realize the dream legally, not illegally. growth of the ports of entry, not between the ports of entry. we begin to get our country back again. and let me tell you that makes a lot of good offers for people and to come in and improve their lives. do it legally and not back candidly and get yourself in trouble. >> listen it is unfair just skip the line i note legal immigration they waited, they paid, all the fees that had to be fit paid to legally come here. they bought into the american dream. they did it the right way it's unfair to skip the line and say hey listen

. >> with that cb cotton our colleague in new york city with latest on president trump's plans to for, cb . reporter: well dhs secretary kristi noem is fresh off a visit to guantanamo bay, where administration is growing the migrant detention facility, she has said worst of worst will be brought there, but criticism is starting to emerge from american civil liberty union questioning the living conditions there and whether migrants have access to legal representation. >> we're giving due process to mig ant -- migrants, where are they advocating for children that are missing that joe biden lost and family that lost children, laken riley's family, jocelyn a family, get your priority as straight, this about america. reporter: noem shared photos of this week. noem said rap sheets for those to second flight including homicide, weapon traffics, assault, robbery and distribution of dangerous drugs, department of defense calling gitmo a temporary arrangement told detainees request be taken back -- can be taken back to their home countries or when where else. >> thank you so much. joey, the num

cb cotton is live in philadelphia with the very latest. hi cb. >> hi, griff.hat causes medical jet to come crashing down after being in the air for less than one minute. seven fatalities to include that young girl and her mother. that girl had been receiving treatment here in the city. we also got an update today from the mayor who said she has now learned at least 22 people were injured from this crash. that includes three people who are still hospitalized in critical condition. we also learned this immediate area that has been closed off is going to reopen tomorrow. we also note the debris field is much wider than this immediate area. the crash site actually impacted in area spanning four-six box with some debris even found in more remote places. the impacts are just so far-reaching. the ntsb says right now they are classified the crash as an accident. they still need to find the jets black box and if anyone finds debris they are asking you to contact the agency. any piece of evidence could lead to answers. sean duffy told cnn just this morning he does not t

cb cotton new york city with the latest. >> the accused killer of a massachusetts business owner enterntry illegally according to fox news sources, who say the man entered the texas border during the biden administration. now he's being held in a jail cell without bail. he's an arraignment, it only lasted about 90 seconds. accused of killing the owner of a sandwich shop about 13 miles north of boston. prosecutors say the victim was found dead in his home monday. signs of trauma on his body. the man's nephew is now demanding justice. >> i hope this guy gets what he deserves. >> we are told ice secured the detainer with local law enforcement. the suspect is scheduled to return to court early march. cases like this have prompted elected leaders to call for action at the southern border. friday we learned the pentagon will send 1500 more active-duty troops there. tom allman says there will be consequences for anyone who tries to interview efforts inside the country. >> very soon working with d.o.j. with legal guidance. >> messaging appears to be working with encounters of the border in tex

cb cotton, thank you. >> we knew for years we had a shortage of air traffic control. is because we were telling our air traffic controllers not to hire people because of the color of their skin. that is a scandal in a scandal faithful that will stop under president trump. went and on a lack of qualified air traffic controllers that he says is due to dei policies. meantime we are getting a new update on the recovery efforts in the potomac river following last week's midair collision. foxbusiness grady trimble is alive at reagan international internationalairport with more . >> jon, few significant updates from d.c. fire in the recovery efforts. they s say they have recovered positively identified 55 of the 67 total victims and wednesday nights crash. we are also learning a little bit more of army corps of engineers leading the salvage operation they've moved their equipment into place and begin salvage operations tomorrow with the removal of the regional jet, the american airlines play that as of right now is still in the potomac river. there is also a question and the

cb cotton live in new york city on that story. hey, cb. reporter: hey, kevin. dh secretary kristi noem is standing by legality of the mass deportation plans, which include guantanamo bay and the criticism primarily from the person civil lickerties union and emerging and talking about the living conditions and due process for the migrants being shipped th there. noem tells fox they're meeting the standards and migrants being taken to gitmo are dangerous criminals. >> of course we're giving due process to migrants and we've done that all the time following the same proceeds always and why aren't they advocating for the children missing that joe biden lost? or the families that have lost children? laken riley's fame? jocelyn's family? get your priority straight. this is about america. reporter: at least two military flights that took off this week carried roughly a dozen migrants each, who the administration calls the worst of the worst. according to dhs, wrap sheets for those on the second flight included crimes such as homicide, weapons trafficking, assault, rob

cb cotton is live tonight in philadelphia with the latest. >> yes, crews have been working around theo clean up the wreckage from the roadway here behind me. as you mentioned this tragedy claimed a total of seven lives. we also learned today city officials are working so diligently on this because they want to get the roadway behind me back opened by rus rush-hour. a sense of normalcy can return to this community. i can tell you, so many people in northeast philly are still very, very shaken. they want to know what causes medical jet to come crashing down less than a minute after take off it. >> i was going to fly next month to go to ohio to visit my cousin. and now i don't think i'm going to do that because i'm terrified. >> ntsb sharing this new video of the crash just today by the agency is classifying this as an accident. investigators have located the jets to engines but not big cockpit voice recorder. which could be destroyed or heavily damaged. asking for anyone who finds debris to contact them. the agency does have experts who can repair it. before the flight took up ntsb said

. >> cb cotton live person for late thank you they're holding a news conference at ronald reagan internationalrt in virginia on this week's and mid air collision in d.c. let's listen in. >> approximate what time frame know this we will find out what happened in both of those accidents. it will tip to never have to deal this type of accidents again. we'll give you a couple facts right off the bat just in case has any questions. almost 1288 different events. aviation accounted for 1204 of those. we currently have open at 1145 investigations in aviation. last year we had multiple accidents with six or more fatalities across all of her modes that her primary aviation. we dealt with 343 fatalities. we currently have opened 1100 recommendations and in aviation there 283 still spending. the team that is working on this crash at dca collectively has over 350 years with the ntsb. we will find out what happens. we will do everything we can to prevent. i do not want anyone to think we are working to accidents this is what we do. wweekend and week out today a lt more people are paying attention to it. i w

rich: cb cotton life for us, thank you for her morn immigration was from a senior fellow at the center renewing america. kent, thank you for joining us this afternoon pretty hurt cb's report you can house up to 30,000 migrants at guantanamo bay. you think that's enough capacity for what the president's trying to do here? >> no. and honestly, it's a great facility to use it. of course you've got to ship people there so there are expenses with using it that do not exist in other places apart on the other hand is another example we don't talk about cuba much. but, 3 of the top countries for not taking back adjudicated repatriate a bowl, or deportees, cuba is 1 of the top 3. you can take them and walk them through the gate. that is like returning mexicans right across the border. that is easy to do from guantÁnamo. of course the secretary was talking about it to house a more dangerous criminal illegal aliens it's also useful for that purpose. and, as she noted there are no due process problems in utilizing it's also interesting aclu is not interested in the biden administration losing, los

fox's cb cotton has the latest from both investigations. >> the ntsb pulling double duty investigating plane crash sites on the east coast, one in washington, dc and one in philadelphia here in northeast philadelphia. the mayor provided an update on those injured after a medical transport jet crashed shortly after takeoff, killing seven people. >> we learned today that the number of people who have been treated so far with injuries that they suffered as a result of the crash has been increased from 22 to 24. four of those people remain hospitalized. two are now stable and two remain in critical condition. >> transportation secretary sean duffy confirmed the black box was recovered from the impact site of the small air ambulance crash, and is now heading to the ntsb lab in washington, dc. >> that was a voice recorder box. we don't have a data recorder on this aircraft, but there is an enhanced ground proximity warning system. information can come off that device. >> a little further south. recovery operations continue with crews lifting wreckage from the potomac river. authorities said

we want to bring in correspondent cb cotton because she is live in philadelphia at the scene of the crash. she has information about a patient who was treated tonight and where are you exactly and what are you seeing and hearing? >> we are here by the diner about a quarter-mile away from the crash i can tell you there are sirens as far as the eye can see. there are so many people moving about in this area because northeast philadelphia has been left to stand in the worst way tonight after this medical transport plane crashed moments after taking off. i cannot also confirm some more tragic news, we know that jet rescue air ambulance, the company that owns that plane that crashed, they didn't tell us six people were on board, for crew members, part of that, hope that position, paramedics, and a young girl and her mother. i have confirmed with... children in philadelphia that the young girl had been treated at their hospital. i had a statement moments ago for media spokesperson i want to share it with our viewers it says in part quote, shriners children's is heartbreaking to confirm that one

fox's cb cotton has more on both crash investigations. >> the ntsb pulling double duty investigatingne crash sites on the east coast, one in washington, dc and one in philadelphia here in northeast philadelphia. the mayor provided an update on those injured after a medical transport jet crashed shortly after takeoff, killing seven people. >> we learned today that the number of people who have been treated so far with injuries that they suffered as a result of the crash has been increased from 22 to 24. four of those people remain hospitalized. two are now stable and two remain in critical condition. >> transportation secretary sean duffy confirmed the black box was recovered from the impact site of the small air ambulance crash, and is now heading to the ntsb lab in washington, dc. >> that was a voice recorder box. we don't have a data recorder on this aircraft, but there is an enhanced ground proximity warning system. information can come off that device. >> a little further south. recovery operations continue with crews lifting wreckage from the potomac river. authorities said the