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

welcome back to "the fox report," kevin corke in for jon scott.t the past ten days, another deadly plane crash on american soil. crews finding the wreckage of a small passenger aircraft on the sea ice after alaska, just days after the mid-air collision over washington, d.c. and the medical jet crash in northeast philadelphia. correspondent madeleine rivera has more on that for us this afternoon. madeleine. >> reporter: it's been a tough week in aviation. there were no survivors in this recent plane crash in alaska. overnight the u.s. coast guard in alaska released this photo of the wreckage. it was found 34 miles southeast of nome. three people were found inside, the remaining seven are believed to be inside the aircraft, but crews couldn't access them last night because of the conditions of the plane. the bearing air flight took off at around 2 p.m. loaning time thursday. it was about 12 miles offshore when officials lost contact with the plane. they say there were no signs of distress from the plane before it went missing. >> at around 3:18 p.m.

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

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 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

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. >> 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

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

that need it the most to you and humanitarians are doing quite frankly, by all accounts he ro, at cork, trying to deliver aid under the was worst circumstances during his reign with bombardment, now if there's a cease fire top you want officials are able to go to guys, have to monitor what's getting in monitor the aid being distributed, we saw tom fletcher, the top humanitarian official just in guys of last few days. so clearly this is what the us you and can do and this is what the u. n is, is trying to do. but if there was to be a collapse of the ceasefire deal, it would be quite frankly catastrophic for the un humanitarian efforts on the ground. right, that sounds as here as gabriel elizondo live for us from you and a headquarters in new york. thanks so much k alone. think us is a former consul general of israel in new york earlier gave daneen and will hate his reaction to the developments on the ceasefire deal. it is very unfortunate. it's tragic. it is sad. it is the uh you know, the flaming. all that said, um, it was also very predictable. um mr. an attorney out indicated before

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

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

cork knows it's up to his and his neighbors to keep the streets clean. >> basically we have to be the ones that kind of keep an eye on the manhole covers. make sure they're staying clean. because as soon as one gets filled that's basically the end of it fast. >> reporter: in 2023 the storm damage forced pink onion to close for two weeks. cora says he stopped waiting for the city of san francisco to take proactive steps to clear the storm drains. >> do you want the city to do more. i don't want to worry about it. i don't want to be out there with needles floating around, trying to scrape out the drains but i also don't want to close for two weeks. >> reporter: cora is curious to see if the city. we reached out for comment but have not heard back. >> reporter: again president trump's policies on transgender youth. federal agencies are scram can believing to comply with president donald trump's executive orders that rolls back protections for transgender peoples. on friday in san francisco, scott weiner led a rally vowing to protect transgender rights. our kevin ko spoke to a teen and he

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

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corks correct me if i'm wrong.his was the first election, 2024 in the history of exit polls that latinos were the second largest group in america. >> i would argue 2020 was. the trend light is going to start moving really, really good. joe something? >> it just a little number here to put it in perspective. younger hispanic latino men and women was it 50-point under performance. by 63 points. vice president harris lost by fourur and one hispanic latino women by single digits. >> it's a 50-point shift. >> all the warning signs were there even party id affiliation. >> stephanie, i want to ask you my last nerdys poll question i'm sorry, i love this stuff. education has become one of the most important predictors of presidential elections. white voters not college degree he beat hilary wright three points in 2016 with white voters with college degrees. vice president harris beat trump by eight points in 2024. but harris lost support among voters of color at all levels of education. why did this happen? why were they go

. >> 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

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

corking used for play surface similar to rubber. it is comprised of natural cork.maintenance yard is looking forward to the benefit material bring from environment am stand point and maintenance i was surprised they were enthusiastic about it. the norring east corner is filled with nature exploration. a log fortin a side bar. a product similar to mulch but for use in play grounds. log steppers access in the planning areas for connection with nature. other elements let's see. other elements include embank. and nest swing. we are including seating that would be a place to adjacent to the soccer pitch and double as out door class space. staff recommends that commission approve the design for the tenderloin rec center play ground approval of this action by the commission is approval action defined by administrative code chapter 31. thank you and i would be happy to answer questions. >> thank you. >> do we have public comment in the room. do we have handses. >> yes. please come on up. should be more clear that's what i mean. you will have two minutes >> hello i'm shawn

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the boats turning those cork screws in the san diego bay.sing that boat which is nonresponsive. they're trying to get in front of it. it's basically a dog fight on the water. they fire warning shots. then use a paint ball gun and practice hitting the engines. then they board. >> the operators of the vessels have little regard for their safety or the safety of the people on board their vessel. >> reporter: now, overall, across the u.s. border with mexico in 2024, encounters with migrants were way down. not so much in this sector. as the rest of that border continues to be sealed up, there is concern in the coast guard that it could cause a so-called balloon effect, pushing more migrants to try the incredibly perilous journey to the u.s. by sea. guys? >> michael: very legitimate thing there, matt. thank you. robin? >> robin: okay, michael. now to a gma exclusive and the lead up to valentine's day. meta is announcing new protections against romance scams. becky worley is back with how you could protect yourself. good morning, becky. >> reporter

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