keating.ise in support of this important -- important resolution, responding to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in tÜrkiye and syria as a result of the devastating earthquakes on february 6 and the many, many aftershocks. the death toll from this tragedy is approaching 50,000 men, women, and children. thousands more injured. hundreds of thousands of buildings destroyed. and millions of survivors have been displaced from their homes, many now residing in temporary shelters with inadequate food, heat, water, and medical care. i commend the gentleman making this resolution. i commend the biden administration for its swift response to this crisis. through usaid and the state department, the united states government quickly mobilized search and rescue teams, allocated $185 million in humanitarian assistance and continues to deliver vital relief supplies to first responders. rebuilding from this disaster will not be easy and the road ahead is long. we call upon the governments in this area to suppor

phil keating fox news.ty retirement account balances and four oh one k plans lost nearly one quarter of their value last year, according to fidelity investments. 41 k balances ended last year down 23% from a year earlier to an average of $103,000. however according to fidelity, the majority of customers do continue to contribute, which is offsetting some of those losses. the average contribution rate is at 13.7% a slight decline in mortgage rates led to the highest sales jump of new homes in 10 months. the commerce department reports sales increase for the fourth straight month, the 7.2% economists say levels are still lower than a year ago, but the market may be settling into a new norm. 439,000 new homes were for sale by the end of january, the lowest since may. while mortgage rates have fallen since it peaked in 7.8% back in november , mortgage lender freddie mac shows rates have climbed again up to 6.5% this week, and the severe weather that's hitting our state is causing big problems in southern califo

phil keating, ktvu fox two news.ericans are packing their bags and booking vacations this summer, but there might be sticker shock. when you go to book your trip prices are higher this year and wha you bably noticed prices are pretty high in the united states about 20% higher than they were in february of last year. let's talk about saving you a little money by welcoming lindsey schwimmer, consumer travel expert at hopper with a closer look at what prices are so high for the summer and what we can do right now. thanks for being with us, lindsay yeah. thanks for having me. i feel like the past couple of years. people either haven't been traveling or cautiously returning to travel. are we back at pre pandemic travel yet? we are seeing surging demand for travel, especially for those spring break trips coming up this march and april. we're seeing surging demand. um and that is why we're seeing some of that sticker shock that you mentioned for spring break trips. so let's tackle spring break right now, at least for my sch

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i landed in sat to land, fanny keats, she said dodgy, good. yeah, luck my ponds. i can get boards it. but yeah, you know, it's like movies. you know, what about can say the sas, if you don't want to watch the sideways. yeah. i guess i think be interested. try music. yeah. no, susie. i like once you get back with a, i really thought that we were gonna die. because like i saw, i think i crawled all the way. right. so i hid behind that column by a few years before i was even born. and this has happened again and again and again and again. and again, because people continue to stick with the system. i do i any other day and only one of them came home. basically, we want to make sure that certain weapons that are just too dangerous or regular civilian should be in the hands of those people who are and say, that's going to take no way to start with what happens when you mix digital gains with actual physical sport something like digital. yeah, there's yes, because on is preparing to host the 1st ever gains of the future. a cyber context with a physical dimension. one of

cinema. 2 of us is to well up by nancy said not de la minus in your mama, my mom and all my a neat keats. she showed no j, good luck, my project didn't get bored. so if you have any like movies, you know what about the see if you don't want to watch the sideways. yeah. i guess i think we have to try music. you know, since i think once you get yeah, but what happens when you mix digital games with actual physical sport? something like digital filters. yes. because on is preparing to host the 1st ever gains of the future. a cyber context with a physical dimension. one of the innovators, eager to start off, is on the verge of redefining sports and he tells us what's behind this synergy. and if it's the future ah, the headline bulky, international nato plans to create a fleet of spice satellites, to provide for the blogs military mission rusher, says it views them as lawful targets. if indeed they used to help you crane on the battle. also ahead for corporate media in the united states still tell the story of you great. they started from invasion. they don't know why who are invaded. they do

mike: phil keating thanks so much. that's all for this hour of fox house live.l. have an awesome day. shannon: shannon bream. the first republican debate is officially teed up for mull withdraw chi in -- milwaukee in august. three notable candidates are in the race, who else is about to take the leap? >> i'm thrilled to be back in this beautiful state. >> thank you very much. >> it's a great day in south carolina! [cheers and applause] >> hello, iowa! [cheers and applause] shannon: senator tim scott tests the water after chatter he may be the next republican to jump in and challenge donald trump for the white house. the south carolina republican joins us to discuss his political aspirations and his

first to phil keating. hi, phil. >> good an, martha. according to the orange county sheriff, this 19-year-old multiple murder suspect was a known gang member with a long criminal history for things like gun charges, assault, grand theft and battery. so why was he not behind bars two days ago? why was he out on the street able to pull this off yesterday allegedly? that's because almost all of his crimes were committed when he was a juvenile. the central florida spectrum news reporter that was shot at killed at the scene of an earlier murder was doing his jobs. dylan lions was engaged to be married. the photographer was also shot and remained in critical condition. the sheriff says he has talked to detectives, this all started wednesday morning with a 38-year-old woman shot and killed in her car. the news crew responded, pulled up on the scene and were shot while in their news vehicle. another orlando news crew was also on the scene and they witnessed the entire thing. according to investigators, this is the killer. 19-year-old keith mose

phil keating. go to vivek ramaswamy.w imasset executive manager, executive chairman, best-selling author. most popular out there, nation of victims. the one that intrigued me, i give vivek credit, he wrote couple years ago, "woke, inc.," inside of america's woke justice scam. he was always ahead of this. good to see you. i'm wondering what you make of the way desantis is attacking this in a pretty surgical way in florida? >> so i give governor desantis full credit here. not only do we need to go to the step figuring out what we don't teach to kids in k-12, we need to go the extra mile what we do want to be teaching those kids. reviving civic education and civic pride. the main goal should not be to teach kids what to think but to teach them how to think. when i look at those criticisms of his actions, what i really see is the crt ideology even embedded in the criticism. because the way it works, neil, once your race goes from being about your skin color to being about the content of ideas you're allowed to espouse, keep

>> bret: phil keating in miami. phil, thank you.he friday lightning round but, first, a look at what it's like in russia one year after moscow's invasion of ukraine. ♪ it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ] ♪ this feels so right... ♪ adt systems now feature google products like the nest cam with floodlight, with intelligent alerts when a person or familiar face is detected. sam. sophie's not here tonight. so you have a home with no worries. brought to you by adt. why are 93% of sleep number sleepers very satisfied with their bed? maybe it's because you can adjust your comfort and firmness on either side. your sleep number setting. to help relieve pressure points and keep you both comforta

>> martha: thank you, phil keating in miami.e nightmare of california. he's the host of the very popular ruben report. dave, great to have you with us today. thanks for being here. >> yeah, my pleasure, martha. >> martha: when we played the clip from "the view" and you can see joy behar and whoopi goldberg in the background saying ron desantis is burning books, he wants to destroy history and we heard the other sounds bites from the woman that said that he wants to remove certain voices from history. what is your take on what's going on here? >> you know, we fact checked on my show yesterday whether the view was part of abc's entertainment division or their news division. fortunately it ally is part of their entertainment division. it's not quite entertaining if you ask me. everything joy behar said is a fabrication and a distortion of the truth. this is consistently with what they do with almost everything. what ron desantis does not want in florida is what the parents of america do not want in classrooms, which is indoctrinati

phil keating has the latest now from florida. i am 100% confident that we will charge him with homicide in the in the killing of, uh, fill in lines and also of the nine year old girl, tianna major, the orange county sheriff's office, speaking about suspect keith moses, florida officials say he went on a shooting rampage wednesday in pine hills, a suburb of orlando, allegedly first shooting and killing 38 year old thatcher augustine while she was in a car with a friend. hours went by the scene was cleared when 911 calls started coming in reporting more shootings in that same area, it appears moses went back to the scene and shot two spectrum news journalists dillon lions and jesse walden, who are reporting on the earlier homicide. moses then entered a nearby house shooting nine year old tianna major and her mom. lions and the nine year old were killed. this happened to be a random act of violence that we're still trying to figure out the chaos that followed the shooting. another local news crew became part of the story as they jum

here's phil keating on what's about to happen.thers who have been living on board the station for about six months. they've been training for this for more than a year at the johnson space center in houston. they'll be doing science research as well as maintenance of the orbiting habitat they are and nasa astronaut stephen bowen and warren woody holberg. russian cosmonauts andrei fadeyev. and the first arab astronaut sultan ani adi from the united arab emirates. this is the sixth time spacex has launched astronauts for nasa, which replaced the old space shuttles, which were retired about a decade ago. and the first timer on yadi is excited. the idea of where can go up every morning and having the access to window like the kubala. i think it's literally out of this world. i mean, you can see and scan the whole world in 19 minutes, which is amazing . the crew 16 will dock with the international space station roughly 24 hours after they launched at the kennedy space center. phil keating, fox news countdown one at this time are often

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further weapons for destruction of civilian targets, assuming an infrastructure killing civilian people. keats children is sam escalating conditional war, no claim. there were those who expected the west. when will not, not to be united when it came to russia's attack on ukraine or we were united. so there is a lesson in that. so i would, i would think that drawing from his lesson at them lay there would be enough arguments for china not to assist her russia in it's i called genocidal war in ukraine. the u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, told me if china supplies russia with weapons, it will cross a red line. but he said it a weekend meeting in munich, his chinese counterpart had assured him it wouldn't happen. he told me that they're not going to do it. they don't plan to do it, but will remain vigilant. e u ministers are also well aware that china says it has a piece plan for ukraine, but it's going to unveil in the coming days. diplomats tell me they'll remain pretty skeptical until they see the details. james bay's algae 0 brussels. well as part of our ongoing, special coverage marki

know, in april last year round, which i was liberated, it was empty, cd result, families resolved. keats. now we see life on the street, and that's the most important scene for us, for our may or for our which city council. and i was, i was out today we were driving around. there's a lot of construction. there's a feeling that the town is really coming back. what does the town need now for full recovery in your opinion? a look, the boucher became a symbol of flight which a tragedy bought. nobody wants to leave on the place of tragedy sold. the most important scene for us is to show ukrainian success to become the successful city after the tragedy was memory of those what killed bots all. so we like new c t new life and young families and kids that are playing their own. so we like 3 more than 3 saw them. her private houses was just right. we managed to rebuild like near 800. so we still need for yes sir, we still need the roof. so dora loss has 4 windows and the materials for construction. and we also need money for the future projects which will attract people back to come back from ber

from line authorities in the dungeons republic said that russian forces have almost encircled the keats on of good dog south of the republic capital . now this comes as russian forces continue to ramp up their offensive in the area, while ukrainian forces reportedly showed residential areas not done yet with an apartment building, taking damage. in total 8 towns were shown by ukraine on thursday, leaving one civilian dead according to local authorities. of these roman course reports from the town of yes, in novato. ah, the city or yes in nevada has been under constant ukrainian shilling since 2014 and it only intensified in the last year or the last 12 months. at least 40 local residents were killed by ukrainian artillery shilling and hundreds were wounded. vicious love was a writer of next room drink and see when a shell landed right into his house. this is what it looks like right now. according to local officials, there were at least 3 shells that around and right next to his house. now he was doing maint maintenance works here and he just stepped away for 10 minutes to have some t a

phil keating is there to tell u1 01about it. about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. mass in spacex getting ready to launch for astronauts to the international space station. they will do that in the early morning hours this long to make history. joe live in cape canaveral, florida with the very latest on why. hey phil? rex hi eric. as far as a space launcher goes the weather could not be more spectacular. 95% favorability from nasa on the weather being good for launch. three astronauts one russian cosmonaut up to the international space station. it is a night launch technically it's early tomorrow morning at 1:45 a.m. eastern time. launch pad 39 a you can see the falcon nine rocket. that belo

maybe a scientist named brian keating decides he wants to cover galileo. the dialog concerning the two great world systems. okay, throw that in there too. we're hopping around everywhere. there is there is no rhyme or reason, really, other than the love of books. and it can be the kind of book that a 12 year old would read. it could be it could be animal farm. it could be a relatively simple book, or it could be some of the most complicated literature and philosophy that's ever been written. we'll cover it all as long as people are eager to read it and to learn something, not only about their culture, but but about perhaps eternal truths that those cultures are are looking toward. so tell us a little bit about the conversate ation between you and larry elder on of human bondage. this was a book that i did not see coming. this is sometimes i make the mistake of of giving my guests free rein and then they tell me a week before we're shooting that you're going to read an 800 page book, that if you have no familiarity with and you say, well, okay, there go my

phil keating live in cape canaveral florida with the preview of the launch. favored at 95%. low humidity, mostly blue skies. the late-night launch, technically tomorrow morning, 1:45 a.m. eastern time is looking really good. out there on launch pad 39 a. next to a tall black launch tower is a falcon nine rocket with the dragon capsule on top. replacing four others that have been living on the station for six months. they have been training for more than a year. they will be doing science research up above us as well as maintenance on the habitat. it does orbit around earth at 250 miles above. warren woody hope. russian cosmonaut and the first arab astronaut ever. from the united arab and. this is the sixth time spacex has launched astronauts up which replaced -- which retired about a decade ago, he is excited. >> the idea of waking up every morning and having the access, i think that it is literally -- you can see and scan the whole world which is amazing. >> once again, weather looks good. 1:45 a.m. launch early monday morning. >> around the world, not an 80

one of keating's remote -- one of tv's most popular might be coming to an end because of his lead actorkevin costner having some problems with yellowstone. they are reportedly considering ending the show and reimagining it with a new lead who could be matthew mcconaughey. the company behind the show is trying to ease the minds of fans, saying that kevin costner is a big part of yellowstone and we hope that is the case for a long time to come. we are in season five. we are waiting for the second half. kevin said, i will shoot 50 days according to deadline for the first half of season five. for the second half, he wants to do a week. that could be seven he has another western he is working on. reggie: that gives him 20 of time to shoot him in the head. that is how the character dies off. kumasi: if kevin reggie: you go? we will see about that. lisa: that is long -- five seasons? reggie: when fans get the show gets gross -- usually. kumasi: they had 10 seasons of game of thrones and people were still happy. reggie: i was out of episode one, but -- kumasi: that is you. reggie: i saw brother

. >> bill: phil keating is live in miami with more on this. hello. >> good morning, bill. tragic story. the orlando police are withholding the names of the tv news crew until family could be properly notified. we now know the identity of the spectrum news 13 orlando area central florida reporter who was at that murder scene. it had already been cleaned up by the investigators and ambushed simply for doing his job. he is dylan lyons who had his first job in the gainesville market. the photographer he was with was also shot and he remains in critical condition but is reportedly responsive. according to the orange county sheriff it started wednesday morning with a woman in her 20s shot and killed in her car. the news crew responded after the fact and was setting up to do their evening newscast. they pulled up on the scene and were then shot while in their news vehicle. according to investigators, this is the killer 19-year-old keith moses facing several felonies. after the news crew was shot the sheriff says moses went to a nearby house shooting a mother and 9-year-old daught

but let me get admiral keating's question in, from our audience. >> i am standing at attention, sir. >> he knows a lot about norad in particular, but also about the middle east. he ask you, there is a rumor circulating that we are suspending sro flights. surveillance, reconnaissance and -- >> sensitive reconnaissance operations. >> with which you are certainly familiar. off the coast of china, we are thinking of suspending those for up to a week following the shootdown. have you got any opinion? if that was true, what's your opinion? >> for everybody's general knowledge, the u.s. and many nations around the world conduct reconnaissance activities to attempt to understand other nations. we in the united states recognize that some of those operations while they are conducted in international airspace and international waters, we acknowledge they are sensitive and there is a political dimension to them. we created sensitive reconnaissance operations, a methodology designed to make sure there was oversight and also a degree of coordination between the political world in the military. we

that ignited a firestorm of controversy on both sides of the aisle and phil keating is live in miami blow up. hi, phil. >> hi. the firestorm certainly not dying down any time soon after governor ron desantis, republican, criticized this a.p. african-american studies course specifically deriding what he called black queer theory being included as an example of a woke agenda. yesterday the college board released its 234 page course outline. in its revised curriculum, the material on africa, slavery, reconstruction, and the civil rights movement remains essentially the same. some of the subject matter that is now gone includes critical race theory, black feminism and the black lives matter movement making those topics optional versus mandatory. after viewing a draft of the african-american studies course curriculum last week republican governor desantis derided what he had seen. >> the issue is we have guidelines and standards in florida. we want education not indoctrination. if you fall on the side of indoctrine nation we'll decline. if it's education we'll do. >> florida black leaders

tom keating, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> all right, we now want to introduceou to one ukrainian who saw some of the worst of the war. by sheer luck she survived a missile strike that killed dozens of people in the city of dnipro, including her own parents. she's trying to make sense of the conflict and her own survival. clarissa ward has her story. >> reporter: when you look at it now, what do you feel? the missile sliced nastia's one-bedroom apartment in half, killing both of her parents in the kitchen, while just inches away nastia clung on to life. >> i think for a lot of people it's hard to understand why russia would use this huge missile that's intended to take out an aircraft carrier in a residential area, how do you try to understand why russia would do something like this? >> i don't understand. >> reporter: can you tell me a little bit about your mom and dad, what they were like as people? >> reporter: do you ever wonder why you were saved? it's this extraordinary image that we see of you surviving the unsurvivable. >> you can watch clarissa ward's s

let me get admiral keating's question in from our audience. he knows a lot about norad in particular and also the middle east and asked admiral rogers, there is a rumor circulating that we are suspending sro flights, surveillance, reconnaissance, and what is the? operations. with which you are certainly familiar. off the coast of china we are saved -- suspending it for up to a week following this you down. you have any opinion, if that was true, what is your opinion on it? >> u.s. and many nations around the world invest in reconnaissance activities to attempt to understand other nations. we hunted the u.s. recognize that some of those operations, while they are conducted in international airspace over international waters, we acknowledge they are sensitive and there is a clinical position. there is a methodology designed to make sure that there is oversight and coordination between the political world and the military world. we conduct operations in the environment and we are very public with that. we operate in international airspace and we

phil keating is live in miami with the latest from the suspect's first court appearance. phil, have police found a motive yet? seems to be elusive at this point. >> it's very elusive and will only come out if the guy starts explaining to investigators why he did this shooting rampage. tragic one, the sheriff just updated his investigation a couple hours ago, and he says 19-year-old suspect is a known gang member with quite a long list of previous arrests, including gun charges, aggravated battery, and assault, but most of the crimes he was accused of committing all happened when he was a juvenile. the central florida spectrum news reporter who was shot and killed at the scene of an earlier murder was doing his job. dylan lyons, engaged to be married. the photographer he was with, jesse walden was also shot and remains in critical condition but is talking with detectives. this started wednesday morning with a 38-year-old woman shot and killed in her car. the news crew responded, pulled up on to the scene, and were then shot in their news vehicle as another orlando local ne

phil keating is live in miami and the latest on this.to be getting louder about this. >> absolutely, john. just yesterday, last night in fact, on the first day of black history month one of the members of the miami-dade black advisory group called him a racist over all of this, and said the governor is using black floridians as political footballs. this is just the latest salvo by ron desantis against what he calls the woke agenda, and one example, black queer theory, he called indoctrination, not education in the a.p. african american studies course. college board has released the 238 page outline of the course, revised curriculum, material on africa, slavery, reconstruction and the civil rights movement remains essentially the same. but some of the subject matter that is now gone includes critical race theory, black feminism and the black lives matter movement making that optional versus mandatory. >> the issue is an we have guidelines and standards in florida, we want education not indoctrination. if you fall on the side of indoctrina

phil keating has more. >> as you know, he's been retired once before last year. that lasted 40 days. then brady went back to the grid iron. he's won a record seven super bowls with the new england patriots and the tampa bay buccaneers. when he made his video selfie announcement about the retirement, well, brady got a little choked up. >> i really thank you guys so much, to every single one of you for supporting me. my family, my friends, my teammates. my competitors. i could go on forever. there's too many. thank you for allowing me to leave my absolute dream. i wouldn't change a thing. love you all. >> the 45-year-old became an nfl legend after being drafted in the sixth round from michigan. this past season was a disappointment with the bucs losing to the cowboy theres the wild card round. he jones the fox sports team as a football analyst. last night he was in los angeles on the red carpet with jane fonda, sally field and lilly tomlin for the premier of the new movie "80s for brady." after winning the super bowl with the bucs two years ago, brady announced his

. >> my name is michael keating. i'm the executive director of the european institute of peace.nd i'm very honored that i've been asked by msc to moderate this conversation. we have a truly horrific panel, two of whom, two of our colleagues are online. i hope technology is going to work. we have a colleague in kabul, and we have colleague in the u.s., and with me we have no less than three foreign ministers. in alphabetical order, i hope i can get this right, belgium, pakistan and spain as well as congressman maccoll and catherine russell. of unicef. so a really terrific lineup. what i would like to do is have a good conversation between the panelists, having asked each of them a question, may two and then open the conversation up to participants, both in the room and online. we're going to try to end the sharp at 1:00 because there's a lot of other stuff going on. i'm not going to say very much except that i was at the msc two years ago, and afghanistan was like one of the big top issues. it was one of the biggest nato operations if not the biggest perhaps ever. it was front an

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when you listen to what keating says, listening to his speeches, he is not a leader expressing any regretressing?— military action and how it is huroressin ? . . , progressing? the kremlin creates this alternative _ progressing? the kremlin creates this alternative reality _ progressing? the kremlin creates this alternative reality and i progressing? the kremlin creates this alternative reality and pumpsj this alternative reality and pumps it out from morning till night in the state media. russians are told their country is not the aggressor, it is the west that is waging war against russia on the territory of ukraine. it is nato, america, that collective west trying to destroy russia into pieces. you hear so often on state television rash that never starts wars, we only finish them. so many people i have spoken to in the last you months have repeated that. the messaging is extremely powerful. it persuades many people to accept the kremlin narrative it is a just war. perhaps they do not like it. there is a feeling among many people, our country right or wrong. it shows vladimir putin has