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dhs secretary kristi noem who was in new york city today will react in just a moment. also marcoux rubio brings us the very latest as president trump continues to work towards a peace deal between russia and ukraine. it seemed more likely today. what a shocker it looks like zelenskyy is agreeing to all of donald trump's terms. first after last night's reprehensible behaviour in a house chamber one thing is very clear. the democratic party are a soulless, heartless party. right now they are a party with no message and no morals after what i saw last night. no leadership no soul. and no vision as they cling to their radicalism. they show the country once again how truly out of touch they are with everyday americans. they repeatedly acted like petulant children. democratic hungers and i'll green even had himself thrown out of the house chamber for that outburst. he was working on articles of impeachment. >> health care has become wealth care. we can't afford to let that happen. >> this president is unfit. he should not hold the office. >> he is unfit for the office. a lit

we'll be working with her very closely kristi noem and tom homan and all the people working closely with weaponization of federal law enforcement and restore honesty and integrity of the doj and fbi. larry: all right, u.s. attorney general pam bondi and thank you for this very much, madame attorney general. we're talking about making america great again. we're talking about unleashing prosperity and how about making america safe again. and that's attorney general. that's directive for them and we're going nonstop to make america safe again and starts with the border and tom homan and kristi noem doing a great job and collaborating with all of us and it's just nonstop and a huge arrest we made in california of someone from guatemala and 20 person human smuggling ring and last week we're making arrests and isis -- isis terrorist in new york sending money to isis and it's nonstop and making cases left and right and as you saw, mexico just gave us back 29 primroses prisoners and that was huge. i got to take to the family of the dea agent killed in the 80s and talked to his widow and his son

crisesty gnome and tom -- kristi noem and tom homan and others working closely.e honesty and integrity at doj and fbi. larry: all right, i think we're on. joining us is u.s. attorney general pam bondi, who is a dear old friend. pam, thank you for this very much, madame attorney general. we're talking about making america great again. what's making america safe again. >> we've all been going nonstop to make america safe again and starts with the boa boarder and tom homan and kristi noem doing a great job collaborating with all of us. larry, it's been nonstop. yesterday there was a huge arrest that we nead made of -- in california someone from guatemala, 20,000 person smuggling ring. human trafficking smuggling ring. yesterday in california. last week making arrest of isis terrorist in new york sending money to isis and it's non-1207. left and right. mexico gave us 29 prisoners, and that was huge. i got to talk to the family of the dea agent killed in the '80s and talked to his widow and his son. his son is a judge in california. they have been asking president rea

minister, we're thankful you're here, and you're sort of like the kristi noem of canada. early as tuesday and canada says you're doing a lot to crack down on the border which president trump has called for. you recently appointed a national canadian border-- or fentanyl czar to try and bring things down. tell us what is being done? what do you want the administration to know that's been done to help you perhaps persuade the president not to bring the tariffs? >> thank you for having me, first of all, griff. very kind of you. we do have a fentanyl crisis, as does the united states. and i want to commend the president for raising his concerns about this crisis and taking the action he's been taking. we have been accelerating our investments in the border. we've brought a whole series of measures to strengthen that border. it's a strong border, but we want to make it stronger. we're sharing just in time information between the united states and canadian border and we have a fentanyl czar to put together moving pieces. last week we criminalized our cartels and applied to them

. >> eso tambiÉn, la intenciÓn, y lo escuchamos de kristi noem, la secretaria de departamento de inmigraciÓnchos que dicen, que tectitÁn a tus hijos y te mandan a tu paÍs. reportera: ligia tiene la esperanza que sus donaciones la protejan a ella y a sus dos hijos mayores de la deportaciÓn. elian: gracias. el temor que tienen muchÍsimas personas, el presidente donald trump ha pausado los aranceles automovilÍsticos por un mes, impactarÍa directamente la industria automotriz, los autos fabricados en mÉxico son fundamentales para el mercado estadounidense. un estudio advierte que la mitad de los 50 modelos mÁs vendidos en el paÍs se verÍan afectados, especialmente aquellos vehÍculos de menos de $40,000. entre las marcas que estarÍan sufriendo mayor impacto se encuentran huerva en, ni jeep, general motors, honda, bmw y mercedes—benz, aunque mayor proporciÓn las marcas de lujo se verÍan impactadas, se estima que el 60% del mercado estadounidense estarÍan siendo afectados. >> hay que ver las cifras de y/motors, estimulantes y ford, piden la cita el dÍa de ayer con el presidente trump y les dijeron

kristi noem has vowed to fire leakers and use polygraph to try to identify them. the administration did this without congress. democrats say tactics like deporting migrants on military planes is intimidating and congress needs to step in and pass an immigration reform bill. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: as republicans go all in on immigration enforcement democrats are trying to find a message with michigan's new senator in the spotlight tomorrow night. mark meredith in washington with more. >> president trump's speech will reach a lot of people on tv and social media. house chamber there may be empty seats. high profile democrats are thinking it may be good to skip the event. nearly a dozen house and senate democrats are not attending the speech or undecided. connecticut senator chris murphy leaning towards not going. >> democrat needs to make up their own mind. i think that speech will be a farce, a maga pep rally, not a serious talk to the nation. >> one democrat who will be there former house speaker nancy pelosi. 84-year-old says democrats should attend so they

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we asked homeland security secretary kristi noem what happens to the children. there is that likelihood these families could be separated. >> there is consequences. and we're giving him time to leave these children with someone else. >> reporter: the department of homeland security says they handle these situations involving children on a case-by-case basis. today, border czar tom homan telling me the administration is looking into what he calls family residential centers as an option to keep families together. david? >> david: rachel scott tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the woman attacked by an alligator while kayaking. >>> also, news tonight on the death of gene hackman and his wife. >>> and dolly parton tonight, on the death of her husband of 60 the death of her husband of 60 years, c when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd... i noticed things changed. breztri gave me better breathing starting within 5 minutes. it also reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler... for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma.

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was kristi noem and there is a adam schiff way off there in the corner to the left. so all of this is, of course, the big build-up to the entrance of the president, should be happening any moment now. >> the big news of the day obviously the trade unprecedented debt, trade war between the 3 north american powers. also an increase on china tariffs up to 20%. now the biggest trading partners of the u.s. involved in a trade for tonight. president trump is expected to take credit for quotes its swift and unrelenting action reorienting the nation's economy, immigration and foreign policy and see lets the american people know what he's thinking him lets the members of congress know what's on his mind. and certainly we've been hearing a lot about ukraine. it's anticipated that >> the president will be making some remarks about that. certainly keep an eye out for. yeah. how much time the president is talking about and and trying to reduce the the federal budget and federal government elon musk who is heading up. those is expected to attend the speech. we hear. so we're also

dhs secretary kristi noem says in the past leakers have been found and fired.pening. who is tipping off and what can the government do to prevent this in the future? >> big operations, involve state and local officials, let them know people will be brought to jail and things like that. people could be charged with obstruction of justice, carries 10 years in prison. these agents going out on behalf of us are being put in danger because of electioners trying to advance political agenda. this is serious, nobody has been hurt or killed. somebody really bad may have gotten away and can harm somebody else, i am sure department of justice is investigating with appropriate resource with intention of holding people accountable? >> carley: what about people online hearing from sources within the government and posting on twitter, can they be prosecuted? >> i think that is an interesting question. if you are basically promoting information for the sole intent to obstruct or impede an investigation, that is something they'll look into. that is more of a aggressive approach

. ♪ ♪ jon: homeland security secretary kristi noem says illegal border crossings last month were thetration says it's because of the president's crackdown on border security, and it's not resting on those laurels. the pentagon ordering up to 3,000 more troops to help secure the southern border. our c.b. cotton is live with more on that. c.b. >> reporter: hi, jon. yeah, during the biden administration it was widely reported border patrol agents would sometimes arrest 10,000 people in a single ca day for illegally crossing the border. immigration then became a key issue for voters during the 2024 election, and now the trump administration is announcing there were only 8300 people caught illegally crossing for the entire month of february. dh, secretary kristi noem writing today on, and, quote, february was the lowest month in recorded history for encounters at our border. the world is hearing our message. do not come the our country illegally. if you do, we will find you, arrest you and send you back. president trump has taken a series of executive actions on the border since returning

we see kristi noem walking in. i spoke with tom homan earlier today. obviously the president will tout herald the success that he's had at the border. the numbers are extraordinary. it's down 98% from where it was under president biden. it was such a glaringly obvious issue during the election, and democrats pretty much dug in. >> it was an issue the president won on and continues to win on. it will be interesting to hear how the president talks about the different budget blueprints from the house and the senate. but i do think larry touches on something that that that the president, i hope, focuses on in his speech. for his sake, you've got to figure out how you grow this economy for everyone. the stock market has taken a little bit of a hit the last two days, but that's the richest of the country. that really looks to that how you deal with prices for everyday people, how you ensure that their taxes are cut for everyday people. i'm going to be curious to hear how the president talks about that tonight, and how he tries to reconcile or talks about how

and ice agent or officer, we will hold these people accountable, pulling out all stops, secretary kristiwho they are and we will be will prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, they put our agents in great danger and it is only a matter of time before one of our officers do not go home to their families, taking immediate action. stuart: you are speaker mike johnson's guest tonight, you could be sitting next to the speaker. you are going to be a star tonight. >> i'm not the star but men and women wearing that green uniform are the star of a 97% in three weeks, the men and women of ice, and dea and fbi and all these task forces are champions, none of this happens, border numbers, 97% because donald trump is a strong president, made executive decisions, a series of executive orders, he needs to take full credit for success on the border and enforcement operation because he opened it up. he is letting ice do what they are doing, god bless donald trump, i said it 100 times, he proves to me every day that he's the greatest president in my lifetime, proves it every day, i'm honored to

we'll start with secretary of homeland security kristi noem announcing a mandatory online registry ofs and home addresses. this is, like, bringing back an old idea but using it today to start -- to get a handling on illegal immigration. peter: wasn't this mitt romney's idea with, like self-deport? but the difference is they waited until after they won the election to put it out. and so they can try. charlie: probably smart. but, you know, it does go back to the point that this was probably the most -- just like 2016, this is the most important issue that got donald trump elected. and the problem in 2020 was illegal immigration largely had been solved. the problem at the border had a largely been solved. and, but thanks to four years of joe biden, it was wide open again, and the problem was even bigger than it was in 206. peter: the problem is going to be, like we were talking about earlier, there are sanctuary jurisdictions where people are going to say they don't want to self-report, and they are not going to get in trouble. charlie: at which point it becomes a political fight, and t

is the efficacy of president trump's executive orders being carried out by tom homan and director kristichelle wu, sebastian of safety for people and you gave a heartbreaking example. >> kayleigh: bastion of safety and michelle wu and the sound bite you played from jim jordan when he said you keep saying safety, he is saying this to the denver mayor. this is a trend and i don't know if they compared notes and let's go in and give lip service to safety. mayor brandon johnston in his opener, mayor of chicago nothing is more important than safety and well-being. really? nate foy just spoke about illegal immigrant who was suspected of abusing children doing some nefarious with children who now is accused of murder! so that happen in your jurisdiction. you care about safety? right! >> harris: i don't know how they get past it art del cueto vice president of border patrol council said last hour, it is page 2 of i.c.e. detainer. keep them held until we get there. less than 48 hours to get there there make. and denver, they give an hour's notice and let them go in the parking lot. we will move o

some of figure skating's biggest names and was co-hosted by bay area olympians brian boitano and kristi yamaguchi. all of the money raised tonight will be donated to the victims families and first responders. well, some positive news when it comes to the health of pope francis. the vatican announced the pope did not need any mechanical ventilation today, indicating that he has overcome possible complications from a respiratory crisis friday. the 88 year old pope is still getting a flow of supplemental oxygenfter heavy coughing and fears of a new lung infection. the pontiff was first hospitalized february 14th with pneumonia. doctors say while the pope remains in stable condition, the situation is complex and he is not out of danger yet. up next, he doesn't look like most figure skaters, but he is chasing an olympic dream. we catch up with the determined east bay skater and plan on a chilly start to tomorrow morning. clearing skies low to mid 40s, then increasing clouds and our next chance of rain just around the corner. we'll have the full in town. mark sadowsky is a new member of the u

dhs secretary kristi noem has vowed to use polygraphs to try identify those responsible.ring an operation near denver. >> only a matter time walk into a place bad guy doesn't care sitting in wait for the officers to show up and ambush him. this is not a game. >> preliminary government data show border patrol apprehended fewer than 8500 migrants last month at the southern border. the lowest since officials began keeping monthly records 25 years ago. >> u.s. border patrol is going to know how to security border. the last administration didn't want to listen. >> some democrats are criticizing the administration's methods and say republicans should negotiate a bipartisan border bill. >> numbers being down, that's a good thing. what the administration is doing, especially with ice raids and schools with flying repatriating people who often aren't only criminals in military airplanes for intimidation, talking about housing people in gaunt, that's it for intimidation. >> ice disputed there were raids in schools. over the past several months, mexican authorities have stepped up i

tax cuts and jobs act, we have to have a bill that provides for the resources that tom homan and kristim have identified to secure our border. we also have to look at a energy independence because that has affected inflation a tremendous amount. so we need a budget to keep the offices open, the government open and all those other things. this puts us on a past to do that. in addition, we have been very clear that we want to include the doge efforts and have, you know, publicly identify moving forward with cutting $2 trillion worth of spending. we've got over $36 trillion worth of death -- debt right now, it is not sustainable. so whole bill puts all of those in play. but i'm especially pleased at looking at stopping the overspend of government resources and looking at where we're going if to be able to cut over $2 trillion. griff: we shall see where it goes. congresswoman beth van duyne, thank you for your time. if. >> great. thank you very much, griff. have a great weekend. griff: all right, you too. now from the other side of the aisle, let's bring in california democratic congressman

the crackdown continues as dhs secretary kristi noem says single-day border apprehensions have hit alow this week -- 15-year low this week. is this proof that all of these things together, the president's policies, are working? if we bring in former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf. thank you, sir is, we appreciate your insights over the course of this weekend. i want to get your thoughts on all of these things and the results we're seeing, if the numbers we're seeing. your thoughts. >> yeah. well, the numbers and the results and the pace at which the trump administration is making change along that border, i think, is really unprecedented. and, you know, you've got to give them a lot of credit. they've taken a lot of decisions, they're overturned a lot of decisions from the biden administration, and it's having a real world effect. i think what it tells you is that president biden had the ability to do all of this for four years, and he chose not to. congress hasn't changed any laws, they haven't provided the president or dhs or doj any more authorities. instead, we see

the event featured bay area native kristi yamaguchi, tara lipinski, scott hamilton and others from theld of figure skating. the 67 victims of the mid-air collision included 28 people, adults and children from the figure skating community in lighter winds are helping crews battle wildfires in north and south carolina today, as a cold front is expected to bring rain to the area tomorrow. firefighters from across south carolina have so far managed to keep a massive fire near myrtle beach from destroying any homes. a drier than normal winter across the carolinas, combined with high winds over the weekend to fan the flames. it's the biggest wildfire in the area since 2009, burning over 2.5mi!. residents praised the work of firefighters to protect neighborhoods. >> and i feel for all the neighbors that are still watching their their backyards like that just happened a few minutes ago. hot spots happen and then it flares up. but our our fire department is staying here until those hotspots are totally dissipated. >> in north carolina. some evacuations remain in place as over 200, mostly small

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>> kristi yamaguchi, joe montana i mean, like, you can't, i can't. >> yeah. and each era, those names are just like, just, you know, blazed in your mind, right? so anyway, i agree with you. it's hard to choose. i'm not going to, but i'll let the viewers choose for sure. all right, let's go to washington, d.c. right now, where president trump laid out his vision last night for what he calls a renewal of the american dream in his first address to a joint session of congress since returning to office. fox's doug luzader has the latest from capitol hill. >> this was the longest presidential speech to congress in modern history, clocking in at about an hour and 40 minutes. and the division among lawmakers was evident. >> our spirit is back. our pride is back. >> six weeks into his second term, president trump took a victory lap in front of a joint session of congress and highlighted the dozens of executive orders he has signed so far. >> we have accomplished more in 43 days than most administrations accomplished in four years. >> here at home, the president said.

peter: there is kristi noem, who is talking there with the congressman from new jersey.son: that's tim burchett from tennessee. peter: there we go. is that brooke rawlins, the ag secretary. jason: it is sort of odd to have something like this when we so much pay attention to the fashion because of the protests and so forth having just on the oscars two nights ago. jasmine: not quite the same. jason: but there is a lot more power. peter: nobody in the world cares what you or i are wearing. [laughter] last year, joe biden took at least a half-hour to get out of the chamber. it was a moment for him, politically, that boosted him, that got rid of some of the rumors of mental decline, etc. he worked that room for a half an hour. it's one of the most, in a sense, the most iconic things i've seen in politics. we expect president trump to do the same? he likes to chat. jasmine: i don't know if president trump will be there as long. in that span joe biden had two hot mike moments that went viral. he was therefore forever. i don't know if he expects trail -- president trump to be

the defense department and the department of homeland security, led by secretaries pete hegseth and kristipectively. this comes as the trump administration is cracking down on layoffs across agencies like usaid, giving employees 15 minutes to collect their belongings from their offices. fellow staffers were waiting outside to cheer on their laid off coworkers, and we're told hundreds of workers have also been let go from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. of course, that's not forget why trump and musk say this is happening to cut bloated government spending across the board, which all sounds great, and a lot of people support it until you actually dig into the administration's own data, which reveals nearly 40% of the federal contracts they've canceled are not expected to save the government, actually any money. my panel is back with me. simon, let's start with this interview musk did with joe rogan. this is the first time musk has discussed his work inside the government in such detail. what are your takeaways from these comments? musk made even his threat that he would

and you are joined by so many legends in the skating community, from peggy fleming to kristi yamaguchi brian boitano, we just saw their pictures there. um, well, gracie gold, you know, thank you so much for sharing. i mean, this is so such a tender moment for you and for so many of the more than 60 who died and all of their family members on that midair collision. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. >> and we'll be right back. >> cookbooks. >> corporate fat. >> cats, swindling socialites, doped up cyclists, and yes, more crooked politicians. i have a feeling we won't be running out of those anytime soon. >> a new season of the united states of scandal with jake tapper. march 9th on cnn. >> okay, everyone. >> our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition. >> for strength and energy. >> to ensure. >> with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health, and ensure complete with 30g of protein. >> whether you're a professional driver or just a fan. vehicle breakdowns are costly. >> it started tugging. >> it started making some rea

it's a tribute co-hosted by olympic champions brian boitano and kristi yamaguchi.f the most emotional moments came as max namoff there. his parents died in the crash, collapsed to his knees after he skated to one of their favorite songs. namoff had finished fourth place at the national championships just days before the tragedy. it was a two hour event featuring some of the biggest names in figure skating, moving tributes to the legacies of those lost jenin, and the whole point was to help raise funds for the families of those who were affected by this and first responders sports community coming together as the sports community can do so well in tough times like this. >> it was quite a night. something to see coy wire, thank you very much. you got. >> coming up for us. israel says it will block gaza humanitarian aid until hamas agrees to new conditions. what this means now for the cease fire deal and people running for their lives in a restaurant in boston, and the off duty police officer who saved the day. >> i just took a shower. above the clouds. you know why?

bay area olympic skaters brian boitano and kristi yamaguchi hosted the legacy on ice benefit. held a performance on the ice at the home of the washington capitals hockey team. they came together to honor the 28 members of the u.s. figure skating community killed in that midair crash. they were among 67 people who died when an american airlines jet collided with a black hawk helicopter. >> this morning, an emergency situation in the carolinas, where firefighters are battling 175 wildfires that erupted over the weekend. combined, they have burned more than 4200 acres. thousands of people have been under evacuation orders. south carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency. dry and windy conditions have been driving the flames. the conditions are expected to improve today. >> the social security administration is bracing for significant job cuts as part of president trump's workforce reduction plan. the federal agency plans to cut 7000 jobs and close six of its ten regional offices. former social security commissioner martin o'malley says the cuts could put monthly check

and it happened to be in mari kristi noem or, you know, the sea of crises. >> what kind of scientific instruments are on the blue ghost? what are you hoping to find on the moon? >> yeah, there's a lot of different payloads on board. a lot of the payloads are really hoping to study that lunar dust, or lunar regolith, as we call it. they want to see how that material interacts with other types of materials, metals, stuff like that. it will really inform future missions to the moon, where, you know, humans may be returning to the moon, you know, developing habitats. and it's important to understand what it's like to exist on the lunar surface. some of them are studying the the magnetic fields. so there's a really wide variety. later this evening we're going to deploy a drill. um, and that's going under the surface to measure temperature ranges. so like i said, a ton of variety in the type of data we're going to get. >> so these future missions that you have landing missions, are you planning on sending people to the moon. are you planning on building some sort of place for people to live

zeldin and kristi noem.e have some latest poll numerous that speak to how people feel about what they've been seeing so far. >> he has a very good story to tell, especially for people who voted for donald trump. they've definitely gotten a return on the investment very quickly. he's followed up on many of the promises that he made on the campaign trail. for those, though, that either didn't vote for him or voted for him but weren't necessarily as excited about some of these things he's a doing today, whether it's doge or maybe some of the things on the border, what they were really expecting was to see more done on the economy. that the price of stuff was going to go down. i think for the audience outside of this, what he's really going to need to do is explain how, indeed, he is going to bring inflation down. how tariffs are going to help regular consumers with the cost of stuff and that there's a plan going forward. the other thing i think that's really fascinating -- we have a divided country, we have a d

. >> david: kristi noem, secretary of homeland security. rachel scott was embedded with i.c.e. and fbi as they raided a local community in virginia. continuing to make arrests across the country in implementing the president's plan on immigration. and when you look at this cabinet, jon, the sweeping nature of his choices, president trump approached this second time around very differently from the first. this was about loyalty, this was about getting the picks that he wanted, and he got them there. >> reporter: david, this second trump presidency is, in many ways, entirely different from the first. you know, first he comes into washington, he comes into this with something he can claim as a mandate. he won the popular vote. he obviously didn't win the popular vote the first time around. it was a more decisive electoral college victory. he was new to washington last time. he's certainly no longer new to washington. yes, this cabinet is stacked with people who are personally loyal to donald trump. as is his west wing. he wasn't relying on outside advice on how to pick. he wasn't

and i want to thank tom homan and kristi. i want to thank you and paul of border patrol. i want to thank you. what a job they've all done. everybody, border patrol, ice, a law enforcement in general is incredible. we have to take care of our law enforcement. we have to. >> last year. >> a brilliant 22 year old nursing student named. laken riley the best in her class, admired by everybody, went out for a jog on the campus of the university of georgia that morning. laken was viciously attacked, assaulted, beaten, brutalized and horrifically murdered. laken was stolen from us by a savage illegal alien gang member who was arrested while trespassing across biden's open southern border and then set loose into the united states under the heartless policies of that failed administration. it was indeed a failed administration. he had then been arrested and released in a democrat run sanctuary city, a disaster before ending the life of this beautiful young angel with us this evening. our laken's beloved mother, allison and her sister lauren. last year i told lincoln's grieving pare

but we are getting them out and getting them out fast. [ applause ] and i want to thank tom homan kristi, i want to thank you and paul of border patrol, i want to thank you. what a job they've all done, everybody. border patrol, i.c.e., law enforcement in general is incredible. we have to take care of our law enforcement. we have to. last year -- [ applause ] a brilliant 22-year-old nursing student named laken riley, the best in her class, admired by everybody, went out for a jog on the campus of the university of georgia. that morning, laken was viciously attacked, assaulted, beaten, brutalized and horrifically murdered. laken was stolen from us by a savage illegal alien gang member, who was arrested while trespassing across biden's open southern border. and then set loose into the united states under the heartless policies of that failed administration. it was, indeed, a failed administration. he had then been arrested and released in a democrat-run sanctuary city, a disaster, before ending the life of this beautiful young angel. with us this evening are laken's beloved mother, allison

. >> iconic faces like nancy kerrigan, kristi yamagu yamaguchi, peggy fleming honoring skating's falls event i hope will heal and give strength to our skaters in the future. >> scott hamilton leading the arena and prayer. >> the sadness is overwhelming, but father, he has given us so much to look forward to. ♪ ♪ >> skater after skater placing a rose on the table of candles before performing an heartfelt remembrance. joining in solidarity, dedicated to the young athletes from the youth development camp who perished in the crash. the legacy of those lost etched forever on the ice. >> the strength and grace of skating was on full display last night. all the proceeds will be spread equally to the family support fund, greater washington community fund, and ems foundation foundation. so much appreciation for the first responders. more than just a sport. it is storytelling and community. >> robin: grief, hope, healing. so beautiful to see them. the strength it took to be there. with a first look at michael's interview with lady gaga. coming up next, chris connelly back with the musical momen

also want to recognize our current secretary of the department of health secretary kristi noem thanks for joining us today. at this time i will recognize the ranking member you're kind of going out of order because we had another committee. >> thank you mr. edgar and congressman bishop for being here today. the apartment performance security in the office of management and budget where you have each been nominated to fill very key positions plays a critical role in strengthening our national security, ensuring the federal government is operating effectively, efficiently and in accordance with law. mr. edgar as the committee considers your nomination there several questions about recent actions the administration has taken with respect to the department of homeland security where you are already serving. i understand as a senior advisor to the secretary. i am concerned about the troubling reports of key dhs personnel getting fired indiscriminately, including staff at fema, cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency as well as the u.s. coast guard. i will want to know more about t

. >> i'm kristi noem. >> the united states. >> secretary of homeland security. >> thank you. are in our country illegally. leave now. if you don't, we will find you and we will deport you. you will never return. for too long, weak politicians left our borders wide open. they flooded our communities with drugs, human trafficking and violent criminals. they put american lives at risk. well, those days are over. if you leave now, you may have an opportunity to return and enjoy our freedom and live the american dream. but understand this. under president trump, america's borders are closed to lawbreakers. follow the law and you will find opportunity. break it and you'll find consequences. the choice is yours. america welcomes those here i am—field trip chaperone! yours. america welcomes those who before preventing migraine with qulipta, it was hard keeping plans. and look at me now! you'll never truly, forget migraine, but qulipta reduces attacks, making more zero-migraine days possible. don't take if allergic to qulipta. get help right away for serious allergic reactions like tr

so we asked the secretary of homeland security, kristi noem, what happens to those minors? kids are are with someone in their family that they believe will keep them safe and set a better example for them. >> there is that likelihood that these families could be separated. >> there is consequences, and we're giving him time to leave these children with someone else. >> so dhs tells us that they handle these situations on a case by case basis. but there are still so many questions this morning on what exactly happens to minors in these scenarios. i will tell you, this was an all hands on deck situation this morning. it was not just ice agents, it was also the fbi, the dea and the atf. robin. >> all right. our thanks to you, rachel. we're going to go now to the hero driver who saved 15 students from a burning school bus. he's telling his story only on gma this morning, recounting the terrifying moments as flames engulfed the vehicle. janai norman is here with that story for us. good morning. >> good morning. >> robin. those images are terrifying. my son rides a bus. >> no par

and i want to thank tom homan and kristi. i want to thank you and paul of border patrol.ey've all done. everybody border patrol, ice, all law enforcement in general is incredible. we have to take care of our law enforcement. have to. last year. a brilliant 22 year old nursing student named laken riley, the best in her class, admired by everybody, went out for a jog on the campus of the university of georgia that morning. laken was viciously attacked, assaulted, beaten, brutalized and horrifically murdered. laken was stolen from us by a savage illegal alien gang member who was arrested while trespassing across biden's open southern border and then set loose into the united states under the heartless policies of that failed administration. it was indeed a failed administration. he had then been arrested and released in a democrat run sanctuary city, a disaster before ending the life of this beautiful young angel with us this evening, our beloved mother allison and her sister lauren. last year, i told lincoln's grieving parents that we would ensure their daughter would not h