inflation data at 830 eastern time. -- 8:30 eastern time.ewsfes -- a snoozefest and not. we could get information from cpi. lisa: 0.3% per cpi month over month, the fifth out of the six past readings that were at .2%. that is -- .3%. that is sticky and problematical people exciting -- for people expecting it to be different. the fed is becoming desensitized to the possibility of cutting rates this year. annmarie: one catalyst for inflation risk is this policy uncertainty when it comes for tariffs and how tariffs are being used as a tool for national security, realigning global trade. we are hearing that from corporate america and from jay powell yesterday. he was pushed about what this means and finally got to the potential. it is a possible outcome. jonathan: the incoming administration pro-business. getting just a little bit of pushback. sensing frustration. it is still early days but this is what we are hearing from the ford ceo jim farley who will be in the nation's capital later today. a lot of cost him a lot of chaos. from ken griffin,

flames errupting the faa has come from this crash happened around 6.30, eastern time. that's 3.30, pacific time. it's a learjet. 55 at 2 engine private plane in the aviation agency has confirmed this plane crash minutes after just taking off from northeast philadelphia airport and airport that primarily services, business jets and charter flights. the faa says the plane was in route to springfield, branson national airport in missouri. and the plane is registered in mexico. but as i said, it was being used here for a medical assignment. the plane likely had a full tank of gas for its trip. so all that fuel just exploded less than 3 miles from the airport. and in a busy intersection right near roosevelt mall. it's an outdoor shopping mall with dozens of stores. we know multiple homes, buildings and cars in the area caught fire a massive fireball. you can see on your screens, tons of smoke. i mean, it's truly chaos. there. this was right as people were heading home from work friday night. we don't know how many people got injured on the ground. philadelphia fire crews hav

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the faa has confirmed this crash happened around 6.30, eastern time. that's about 3.30, our time the plane involved. it's a learjet. to engine private plane. the aviation agency has confirmed the plane crashed minutes after taking off from northeast philadelphia airport and take a look at that. more new video into the newsroom. just smoke billowing after it came crashing down into homes, businesses, cars, people airport that the that this plane came from a primarily serves business jets and charter flights. the faa says this plane was in route to springfield, branson national airport in missouri. and the plane is registered in mexico being used here for a medical assignment. so you can imagine there may be some medical personnel on that plane. the crash happened less than 3 miles from the airport and it just disappeared from radar. about 30 seconds later after climbing to an altitude of 1600 feet. the plane likely had a full tank of gas for its trip. so all that fuel just exploded. local media is reporting it came crashing down near shopping mall, causi

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once the plane hit the ground this happened around 06:00pm eastern time as people are coming home from work in northeast philadelphia. the plane crashed at a busy intersection near an outdoor mall and a neighborhood. dan damaging cars and engulfing several homes. just chaos in philadelphia tonight. officials are still trying to figure out how this crash happened in the first place. good evening and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. take a look at this. a fiery explosion caught on camera by people across philadelphia. you can see debris flying through the >> black, plume of smoke rising into the air. no word yet on any deaths or injuries. but as you can see, it happened in a very highly populated area and caused a lot of destruction. kron 4 sarah stinson has been following this crash. she has a little bit more detail about who was inside that plane. sarah. >> we are now learning the plane that crashed in northeast philadelphia was carrying a little girl. her mother and 4 crew members, the company that operates thel aircraft said all 6 peo

eastern time, guys. those are your headlines.he first president to go to the super bowl. >> brian: talk to bret baier at the white house and then. >> steve: good question whether he will go to new orleans or be taped. >> ainsley: did you see bret and sean's super bowl ad? going to air in the bloopers. really cute. >> brian: try get almost exclusive. >> ainsley: sean had it on his show last night and sent to to me. bloopers on there that will really cute. air during the super bowl. >> steve: one other soundbite yesterday here is peter doocy asking potus about the super bowl. >> president trump. >> let's go. >> super bowl ho is going to win the super bowl? >> i don't want to say but there is a certain quarterback that seems to be a pretty good winner. >> brian: he loves football. remember, he used to own the generals. >> steve: he loves a winner. kansas city chiefs fans, "fox & friends" is having a live super bowl party tomorrow morning in the kansas city area and you are invited. we are going to be at chicken n pickle overland par

brian: got to be fun. >> steve: janice, it's going to be tonight much tonight on fox sports 17:00 eastern timeely done. >> brian: she will be with us all morning long. now to a few sports headlines. take a look. five time all star maybe top five player of the league traded stunningly from the mavericks. he made his debut with the lakers i'm talking about luka dan kick. here is how he sounded as he hits first as laker. dan c.i. c. luka, welcome to the lakers. >> the thing about it though he is 25 years old. is he going to be the fails of the franchise. sorry, lebron. dan c.i. c finished with 14 points, five rebounds four assists dominate the jazz 132 to 113. the baseball countdown to opening day is on as teams across mlb make their way to spring training this week pitchers and catchers first. did it to honor bill hemmer they play over in arizona. the reds unveiling number 14, jersey patch honoring them very interesting. pete rose banned from baseball but not from the arm. the tribute to baseball's all time hit leaders coming despite the fact that the ban is in there and he wasn't even allowed o

it's 10:00 eastern time.ogether to your money, we have that inflation gauge coming out, the producer price index, the cpi shocked the hell out of folks particularly investors into markets were way down, today markets are in the green even though ppi was worse than expected, dollars and 59 points, s&p up 15, nasdaq up about half of a percentage point, the 10 year treasury went way up. i think it was up 13 basis points at one point, now it is down a little. it is recovering some of its momentum, upward momentum going down a bit now, bitcoin, there's crude oil, up to 70 one dollars but that down 's down a tick, $0.28, $71 a barrel in bitcoin is down $2,000 right now to 95,791 per coin. brian brenberg joins me now. let's get right into it, the difference between what is happening among the democrats and what happening among the republican party led by donald trump. some people say it's the production, productive activity of the administration compared to all performative by the democrats. brian: you need democrat

eastern time, speaking of the economy.conomists expecting 170,000 nonfarm payroll toss be added, the unemployment rate expected to hold steady at 4.1%. what are you expecting? any surprises out of the report today. >> >> i think we'll be surprised. we're always surprised by the numbers, the adjustments are monstrous in size. the whisper number is 196,000. i think we'll see close to 200,000 and revision in last month's numbers downward. it's always a surprising number. no matter what you say you're going to be wrong. cheryl: if you get on the other side of this, john f you get a weak report, especially if you see weak wage growth, that could be a signal to the markets that a rate cut could come earlier than later in the year. >> that's so true. the fed can go ahead and tolerate a decent solid economic growth provided the fed has hard evidence that disinflation is occurring. that is, that the annual rate of inflation is moving towards its 2% target. regarding what dennis mentioned about the number coming in greater than expe

eastern time.ere on c-span this morning we are talking to federal employees only as they face that deadline today on whether or not to take president trump's offer of a buyout. here are the lines. if you are a federal employee and you live in the eastern and central part of the country, (202) 748-8000. if you live in the mountain and pacific area, (202) 748-8001. this morning we want to know what is your plan. have you taken the offer? are you thinking about it? are you going to refuse it, as the union suggest federal employees do. they have sued to block it. 1:00 p.m. eastern time, a court is taking of the issue as the unions sue to block the offer. the federal government has 2.3 million full-time employees. this is from usafacts.org. look at the breakdown where most of these employees work. most are in the defense department, followed by veterans affairs, homeland security, justice, treasury, agriculture. it breaks down even further. the least amount at the energy department. which states have th

eastern time this morning. plans to speak again at 3:00 p.m. eastern time.ith the president of mexico. democrats are pouncing on the fear that tariffs will cause higher prices. >> again, we're now in a trade war with mexico and canada. for the american people, it will now be a war between prices and their paychecks. that is the last thing we need. so if you think that this is good, if someone tries to convince you, president trump or anyone else this is good for the american family i have a bridge in brooklyn i can sell you. >> we have not seen any evidence that prices are rising yet because tariffs are scheduled to go into effect tomorrow. from the mexican president saying her tariffs will be one month from tomorrow as they work to try to avoid the tariffs all together. >> dana: you think that could happen with canada, too? >> it is likely. we're seeing the art of the deal play out now. the president had a phone call at 9:00 and 3:00 at things with a counteroffer. we might be seeing the deal going on right now. >> dana: you will be busy, edward. keep in tou

he will be signing an executive order on that at 1pm eastern time today.existing duties and addition to existing duties and we know when they will into second is reciprocal announcement is reciprocal tariffs on all us goods that are taxed. this could come as soon this week and trump soon as this week and trump says they will enacted says they will be enacted almost immediately. markets almost immediately. the markets are in stride are taking this news in stride so far, us stocks in se far. lls stacks rising—in. . ~ , �*steel aluminium particular steel and aluminium makers. rising off the of makers. rising off the back of that. while this news could z stocks 5 stocks fall stocks an]? 352k; fall,flitis ' over whether trump follow 7 77fo7llow7through777 77 7 7 follow7through the -mz| threats, it could be like with canada and mexico he canada and mexico when he announces them and then entree meee them end then peeeee although entree heee them ehd theh peeeee although we did entree treee them etre thetr eeeeee although we did see him them. although we did see hi

talks with laura ingraham exclusively at 7:00 eastern time on the fox news channel. check it out.e d.e.i. c.r.t. is gone now. we make education the way it should be. we should not have children who can't read. we should not be weak in math. >> dana: president trump looking to shut down the education department as his pick to run it faces a confirmation hearing on capitol hill today. plus the trump administration scoring a victory in court over its federal buy-out program. the far left watch this are still melting down. >> the oligarchs and billionaires want to do is cut program after program, including education in order to give massive tax breaks to the very richest people in this country. richest people in this country. when you ride, right? makes me feel safe and protected out there. that's why i never leave home without a photo of the little ones. bracelet from my husband. lucky rabbit's foot. lucky rabbit named sfoot. it's swedish. that's a whole rabbit. named sfoot. well, there's really no need for a lucky charm when you ride. not when america's #1 motorcycle insurer's got y

coverage begins for the big game at 1:00 pm eastern time.e your headlines and that's a lot of wings. >> are you more of a drums person or flats? >> i'm glad you asked because i have a strong opinion. i used to be a drumsticks person until my husband said even though the other ones harder to eat, you have to go with it because it's better tasting. and i agree. >> the problem is flaws. you're eating away and, you can't be trying to impress somebody. >> can you strip it? can you just have the bone? >> at some and you even the privacy of your own home. >> strip it down to the bone. >> i'm not afraid to eat wings on a first date. >> you're like this is who i am. i like that confidence. >> you don't want to tell everyone who you are right away. [laughter] >> let's get this on the road. >> don't go anywhere. super bowl continues with tom brady before we close the big game, you stopping by here first. >> first live from philadelphia the brass animals. to new orleans. >> the cheerleaders. >> emphasis on animals. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) weight loss. for so long,

eastern time. it will be very interesting to watch. do a fantastic job as always, guys. >> brian: it's going to be great. >> lawrence: set it up. >> ainsley: hold on, travis kelce very good of him. very nice of him unifying. >> brian: come on over, we havee announcement. >> lawrence: apparently god watches "fox & friends." >> ainsley: our prayers have been answered. >> lawrence: god watches "fox & friends." he is fan of "fox & friends." it looks like tom brady, the first time ever, i think, tomorrow is going to be on "fox & friends" at 8:30 eastern time. [cheers] >> ainsley: carley, i hear you and i are the ones interviewing him. >> carley: okay. i will start preparing now. >> ainsley: we will put him right between us. car k5r7 my questions will be very different than brian's. >> ainsley: i have lots of questions for him. >> brian: this will be fantastic. he almost did the impossible. comes off the bench never doing games before to go to the number one team number one network and now going to the top game. what is the difference one of

tom brady as you can see at the bottom of your screen 8:30 eastern time.out with one of his backup quarterbacks last night. stayed up much longer than i should have. new orleans, bourbon street. chiefs fans, nfl fans, all over the place. this is the right kind of place to host a super bowl. i would argue this is the perfect venue. probably number one. you know, there is las vegas. there is los angeles. other big entries into this. next year san francisco. i'm going to say it number one, new orleans for the super bowl. >> brian: we're going to get back with you, will. we will harass you for three hours. get set to do your show at 4:00. don't move. >> lawrence: thanks, will. >> will: right here. >> ainsley: tanks for waking up early. probably got two hours sleep. >> brian: not like he is not used to. his old job he used to have to get up early. >> ainsley: federal workers now have until sunday to decide whether to take a buyout after a clinton appointed judge extended that deadline. >> brian: i hope it ends there, too. the move comes as nearly all usaid empl

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eastern time instead. back to you. >> bret: and, chad, after that, comes robert f. kennedy jr., right? >> chad: right. a vote to break the filibuster for his nomination comes immediately after that probably noon eastern time. >> bret: okay. chad pergram live on the hill. chad, thanks. several east coast courts have taken up challenges to new trump administration orders. a federal judge in boston has temporarily blocked the president's plan to buy out tens of thousands of government workers and, tonight, an appeals court says it will not halt another rhode island judge's order to unfreeze federal depending. you need that whiteboard to follow it. correspondent alexandria hoff has one. she looks at what is next in these cases. good evening, alexandria. >> i definitely need one. the trump administration had appealed the rhode island judge's order claiming it was quote extraordinary and unprecedented assertion of power. the first circuit of appeals disagreed with that writing, quote, we are confident the district court will act with dispatch to provide any clarification

. >> lawrence: tomorrow we'll have tom brady at 8:30 eastern time. >> brian: we'll make the whole halfrady has that kind of power. >> lawrence: we'll start producing the show ourselves. >> ainsley: sunday at 1:00 eastern time we have the pre-game show. >> lawrence: bret baier with his interview with donald trump at 3:00 p.m. and we'll see you all tomorrow. >> dana: the maga makeover is in full force. trump and mu

. >> lawrence: tomorrow we'll have tom brady at 8:30 eastern time. >> brian: we'll make the whole half hour. we'll -- tom brady has that kind of power. >> lawrence: we'll start producing the show ourselves. >> ainsley: sunday at 1:00 eastern time we have the pre-game show. >> lawrence: bret baier with his interview with donald trump at 3:00 p.m. and we'll see you all tomorrow. >> dana: the maga makeover is in full force. trump and musk pushing ahead to reshape washington. today walks the arrival of a key doge deadline. >> john: today millions of government employees must accept a buy-out or take chances under president trump. more than 40,000 people have already accepted the offer. unions are suing over the buy-out saying they violate federal law. >> dana: job cuts are drawing criticism from democrats and republicans argue it is long overdue. >> it is not our money, it is the taxpayer money. our duty is to safeguard that money and i think elon musk is putting a spotlight on that maybe democrats don't want a spotlight on. >> real innovation is not clean and tidy. it is necessarily disru

eastern time tuesday according to our reporting. whether it is produced is a different question. the bottom line here is that such a list, margaret, would include fbi employees from every fbi field office across the country. not just a washington investigation. the january 6th cases went nationwide. a lot of the names that are going to be on this list according to my reporting are already public domain. they're in the court filings, in the docket, already out there. it's going to be difficult to mask anybody's name or anybody's identity. whether this is legally permissible is a different question. whether these firings are legally permissible is a different question. we know the acting fbi director in a memo sent to his employees, he emphasized that there are robust protections. his word is robust protections for fbi agents against employment actions. feels to me like there's an gal vanization of fbi employees to try to fight this to make some evident to push back. whether they do so is a different question. >> is it going to be firings or is this actually just going to be you ca

if you are in the eastern time zone it is (202) 748-8000.you are in the mountain or pacific it is (202) 748-8001. there is also a line, if you have been impacted by the fentanyl crisis you can call (202) 748-8002. dr. singer, you mentioned that it can be made, the illicit version can be made chemically. once it is made how does it get into the u.s.? and which borders are we looking at? guest: well, first of all, it is very easy to synthesize, and once it is made according to the data from the government roughly 90% is smuggled in by legal u.s. citizens or residents, mostly in cars and trucks, through illegal border crossings. not through the illegal entry points. and it does not just come in through the southern border crossings. he comes in through the airports. it comes in through the mail. it occasionally comes in through the northern border crossings. it is so popular, and that is why it has gotten popular for the organizations to use. a small amount can be hidden very easily. most dogs at border crossings are not able to smell fentanyl.

eastern time. >>> turning now to this week's kids spotlight, "dog man" is the new animated movie basedd kids book series. so what do you get when a police officer and his trusted dog merge as one? one super crime-fighting duo. let's get details from our kids edition correspondents andres. >>> dog man! ♪ >> dog man is jumping off the pages and hitting the big screen. >> two of the city's finest -- must come together. >> reporter: the new movie is based on the popular book series. film film tells the story -- "dog man" sells it the story of a police officer and his trusted police dog. >> hit the siren. >> reporter: after the two face an injury on the job -- >> we sew the dog's head onto the man's body. >> great idea! >> reporter: a lifesaving surgery merges them together, and dog man is born. ♪ make it do it ♪ >> dog man must adapt to his new form and protect the community against a new super villain. >> i've got to take over the world. buckle up! >> reporter: peter hastings, writer and director, is the voice behind dog man. [ howling ] >> it was like -- and -- [ sounds ] kind of a lot o

eastern time and is expected to see the u.s. economy adding 169,000 jobs in the month.s behind december's blowout report. but in line with the three-month average, which would suggest that the labor market is holding up solidly. if it were to come in weaker, it could force the fed's hand to cut interest rates sooner than it might hike, something it's reticent to do. as it waits to see the inflationary impact of tariffs on the trading partners. stock futures are little changed overnight as it anticipates this report. >>> elsewhere, potentially good news if you're looking to host a super bowl party. it looks like the cost of doing so is little changed on the year, with estimates from wells fargo agri food institute suggesting it will cost $139 to host for ten people, up just .1 percentage points on the previous year. but they point to divergence across the foods. if you're looking for different foods, can you point towards broccoli and celery as being a little lower in cost. frozen pizza and frozen shrimps a little cheaper. and if you want guac. you'll have to pay a littl

eastern time? can we get a 24/7 scenario when wires are cleared every day all day? i think that would be very helpful to businesses all over the country. chair powell: that's coming, just slowly. we have that at fed now. we will get in touch with you about that now. we provide that service between two banks and others want to provide it too. but we do lag a lot of other countries in that. sen. moreno: i don't want to put you on the spot, but to put you on the spot, said now, very familiar with it. a little late in coming. can we get a commitment to do that this year so by the end of this calendar year businesses can transact 24 settle payments? chair powell: i think they can do that now. i believe they can do it now on fed now. and on the rtp system as well. i think it is available. let me check in and follow up with you. sen. moreno: that would be great. one other piece of the puzzle here is, what do you think the fed can do to fight international terror groups, for example, hamas, hezbollah, iran proxies funded by places like qatar, do you think we are doing enoug

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. >> medical transport jet took off from northeast philadelphia airport around 06:00pm eastern time. it was heading to springfield, missouri, but just seconds after takeoff, the plane disappeared from radar. the mayor philadelphia speaking soon after. so right now, we're just asking for prayers. >> for any and everyone who may have been affected the impact of this crash could be seen across the city bright flash of orange to kind of up the entire sky. god, the plane likely had a full tank of gas for its four-hour flight. so all of that fuel just exploded when it crashed into a busy intersection. it sparks and debris went flying into cars and people. they came down in a very rapid manner from the videotapes that are showing the aircraft. >> and it appears to have come down in more than one piece. well, the ntsb investigates the cause. retired airline pilot doug rice as weather doesn't seem to be a factor, but he says a number of things could have led to the crash. what we're looking at at this point is whether this was an aircraft that disintegrated for some reason in flight. >> or ha

china retaliates within minutes against us tariffs that went into effect just after midnight eastern time. those tariffs targeting u.s. natural gas, coal, crude and more. the country also setting its sights on google. stock futures under pressure as a result of a wild, wild day of trading yesterday. and while the north american tariffs that may be on pause, at least for now, industry groups are still sounding the alarm over a rapidly changing and uncertain business climate. good morning and welcome to worldwide exchange. thank you so much for being here with us. i am frank holland. let's get right to our top story in china, retaliating against the u.s. just minutes after the 10% tariff on all chinese goods coming into the u.s. went into effect. beijing targeting everything from u.s. tech companies and crude oil imports to rare earth metals, also setting its sights on google. our eunice yoon joins us now with the very latest live from beijing. eunice. >> thanks, frank. >> well. >> china is definitely. >> raising the stakes. >> today, it. announced a raft. >> of countermeasures. >> to. pres

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cpi 8:30 eastern time. in front of the senate on tuesday and the house on wednesday per jobless claims thursday. on friday, u.s. retail sales. lisa: do we get confirmation that inflation is sticky or things are gearing upwards at a time when people are expecting inflation to increase. we get to test some of this concern. $50 billion of three-year notes. 25 billion dollars of 30 year notes. jonathan: sec. passage doing a good job i think of doing -- of how he talks of the treasury market. i would say he is doing a questionable job of doing the exact same thing over the weekend. lisa: it's why i find it interesting to see how some of these auctions go. there could be a problem parade we been reading this problem with treasuries, there could be an interesting problem because it could be a lot of those things. therefore mid we have less debt that we thought of. they just look at this president is saying something off the cuff having to do with line items. where is the treasury department to say we believe in th

bret baier for an exclusive one-on-one interview at malabo, tune into fox news at 3:00 sunday eastern timeheck it out. >> we are going to be in your face, be in your fleet. he will have to find out. >> with got to tell elon musk nobody elected you sleep. >> this is probably one of the most intelligent billionaires i've ever met. >> this is a dictatorship in the making. we are not going to of apartheid in america anymore. [cheering] >> we dare not allow that. we got to take the streets, who got to fight back. >> unhinged democrats watching an attack on elon musk because he will use his business to put on the fiscal house in order. is it possible to take private business mindset and the attitude to have our nation for the first time in a century? joining us right now is the life and business strategist author of the holy grail of investing, tony robbins. i think the quote of the day from aoc, the most unintelligent billionaire she's ever met so knowing you can only be second, it must be a relief. [laughter] what is going on here? china makes with the civil service, can it work? >> it has to

it is 10 a clock eastern time. let's get your money. markets are improving, all in the red. don't want to candy coat this too much but it was way down premarket activity, now the dow is down 62, the s&p is off 9 points, the nasdaq is off 37 so it's not an selloff today, the 10 year treasury yield is up 3. 4 basis points, up to 4.528 so that is a worrisome sign for nasdaq holders. oil is up one dollar. bitcoin was down earlier, it down a little more now, $258 to 97,000 fifty two. now listen to what donald trump had to say about his first three weeks of his second term. role it. >> a lot of people have said this is been the greatest opening three weeks in the history of the presidency, the fastest and the most, we've done so much so fast and we really had to because they have really what they have done to our country is so sad, so sad. we will be bigger, better and stronger than ever before. david: derpy murdock. i've never seen donald trump without energy, physical momentum is breakneck speed. >> i've never seen somebody at age 78 or half of that with the energy this man has.