navy seals getting sick down in san diego. in tonight's west coast rap, the new report released highlighting why they were becoming ill. plus, as the trump administration aims to shrink the size of the federal government, one major agency reveals a nu er of i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] of defense has confirmed navy seals have been getting sick because of san diego's sewage system. this story does begin tonight's west coast rap. according to a report from the navy's inspector general, more than a thousand stomach illnesses were recorded between 2019 and 2023. 40% of those illness

whether it's the navy seals, the lifeguards, the border patrol.his is a failure on our government to protect those who are protecting us. >> the navy is expected to have a formal plan to address the issue by the end of this year. as much as 75% of their training could be affected. and one of the most unique job searches in the bay area has come to an end. daniel levine and rachel colvin have been selected to take over the east brother light station, a historic bed and breakfast on the one acre island about 1000ft off the coast of richmond. now, the women are from santa barbara and currently live on a 70 foot ship that they've also been restoring. and they are expected to begin training next month and will take over that operation in april. well, president trump claims his tariffs will push companies to make more products in america. fox's lauren simonetti reports on one effort to ramp up american manufacturing from the made in america store in upstate new york. >> every single item in this store, just miles from the canadian border, is made right

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so again i spent entire adult life at war as navy seal don't want unioningmen in harm's way if we can applying maximum pressure president trump is spaeb about that is what we should do, again, we cannot trust iranian regime to have nuclear weapon they will use it, so if that means kinetic strikes into iran that is what it is going to take about what we are going to do utmost confidence president trump is going to prevent them from getting a nuclear weapon >> do you support israel knocking out morning that you capabilities are capabilities they know where they're to go in there blow up nuclear armament do you support that. >> if they sense a rush to getting irwritten aians enrich plenty they have do to have that so support any option whatever it is going to take to make sure they never have a nuclear weapon i don't thick i can be more clear. >> president trump's security team in saudi arabia speaking with russian officials how to end war in ukraine ukraine will not be part of the meeting president zelenskyy says not taking a ceasefire deal if not at table european leaders held an merge

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with the soldiers and navy seals here. early this morning after getting in late last night. in a few hours the defense secretary heads to brussels for a nato ministerial meeting where no doubt ukraine is at the top of the list, the third anniversary of the war approaches. many questions how this war ends. we've heard from president trump he wants to see the war end. what's the model, bill? is it korea, germany, ireland? what's the model for ending this war? a lot of questions. if peacekeepers are involved, from where? >> bill: complicated at a minimum. nice to sigh. >> we refuse to the view a.i. as a purely disruptive technology that will automate away our labor force. we believe and fight for policies that insure that a.i. will make our workers more productive. >> dana: jd vance attending an a.i. summit in paris as president trump gives a surprising effort whether vance could succeed him in 2028. >> bill: another deadly plane collision, this time in arizona. so what caused this? we'll take you there coming up. >> dana: an action-packed first three weeks of the new administr

and he is mine because i know he would bring in like navy seals. ghter] >> ainsley: mixed martial artist. he would come in with helicopters and swoop in if i were kidnapped. >> brian: he wouldn't do it, he would toss to a break and then call the navy. i'm just going to send. >> lawrence: incredible. >> lawrence: be more like sean. >> brian: get a bracelet what would sean do. ww. >> ainsley: s. >> d. >> ainsley: is that sacrilegious? it's supposed to be what would jesus do? >> brian: i don't know that. >> lawrence: he really didn't know? >> brian: right. i didn't know. >> ainsley: only been around like 30 years, brian. lawrence the altar boy. [laughter] >> brian: i was asked by a few ushers to help. >> ainsley: with the offering plate? >> brian: with the drop bucket. >> ainsley: you all have b.a. baskets. i went to a catholic church one time so cute wooden baskets with long poles and shove it down the pew. >> brian: pay up. this isn't free, pal. these costumes don't grow on trees. >> lawrence: let's pay some bills. more "fox & friends" coming up. eme

over in middle tennessee former navy seal podcast or he and another guy brought this to my attention. last term i cannot get the democrats to bring it up in the senate pretty past unanimous in the house. not even a question because they are going to have to admit they made a mistake. they continuously made a mistake and they did on purpose as the worst part about it. this graph you are seeing that is one 100% what it is. you're going to see a paper trail come back to washington d.c. that's why think a lot of people are nervous to see a lot of retirements because they are stealing from the american tax paper and now the they got their hand caught in the cookie jar at all they can do is attack elon musk. sue for thank you for calling it what it is for this is stealing plain and simple there's been a massive theft of the resources the american people interested leaders in congress to hang onto and to distribute on their behalf. a lot of that money was stolen. let me share this real quick. he went to get your reaction before wrap up this is democrat senator jack reed he claims doge cuts m

joining me now is daniel izzo, a retired navy seal master chief who has conducted water rescues after plane crashes. daniel, good morning to you. first let me ask you, they still have several of the victims to recover. ntsb says that they will find all the victims. are you considering this scene? this dynamic crash site? confident that they can keep that promise? >> absolutely. i'm sure they'll find every. all the remains of all the victims are looking for. um, they just have to continue doing a thorough search of the area and continue, um, scouring the area, looking for those victims. they could be trapped in or under the fuselage. also, or any debris that's in the water. >> let's talk about just how difficult that search is, because we've been describing it as low visibility. obviously it's cold. is it zero visibility? i mean, can they see anything or is it all just reaching out for whatever you can touch? >> i would lean towards zero visibility, but i would probably say they may have a foot, possibly in those murky waters like that with the running currents. and i'm sure the bottom

with a little pt, of course, with some soldiers and navy seals after getting in late last night.he gets there, of course, ukraine will be a major topic of conversation with nato allies, a defense ministerial. of course, as we approach the 3-year anniversary of the war, we've heard from president trump who wants to end the war, but we have to ask, what's model? the korean, german or irish mold, david? david: what's the summit on the autobonn? >> reporter: you know, we got a ticket, apparently, on our way over here. [laughter] i was not driving. a navy officer a was driving us, the light flashed trying to to get here, but come on -- david so there is a speed limit, but lucas doesn't know what it is. [laughter] thank you, my friend. still ahead, oklahoma senator markwayne mullin on president trump saying he'd love to work out a nuclear deal with iran. and brian kilmeade on the administration's plan to send education back to the states. wouldn't that that be a wonderful hinge? bill hemmer on democrats who are refusing to work with doge. the 10 a.m. hour of "varney & company" is next.

: jason do we need this or something stronger and charlie earlier said that we could be sending navy sealsart longer to clean this up jason. jason: i have no problem doing all of the about that i think guantanamo bay is a present laid is a big part of that we been there since 1898, was in a tree with cuba in 1903, is about 45 square miles and i have been there have been able to see it is a well about 4 feet away from mohammed, hit is quite the site, and a new defense secretary pete hegseth, served there any knows it well and there is plenty of room to help these people and to your point about the word getting out coming if people know that you come here and commit a crime, they're not just getting sent back home with a nice airline ticket, you may be going 1 ton of of a for a long period of time and word will get around that in a heartbeat to get donald trump is right, that is a place that is highly protected and if it wasn't the naval base there, probably be ritz-carlton to be entered but nobody nobody will be able to escape out of their. todd: what you think they will do their objecting

it's the sort of navy seals. somebody is clearly telling the truth. somebody is clearly not. and i think the written record and just who they are makes it really clear what happened here. just one quick point. the most startling of all of this back and forth is that the acting deputy attorney general said, dismiss the case. oh, but not because of the law or facts, which is the lifeblood of the doj. and that's what really sets up what was so corrupt and the aftermath, therefore so brutal about what they did. >> i mean, you were kind to describe it as almost kids in a room. it sounds like a hostage situation where you do it or everybody gets thrown out of here. and then also if you do it, maybe we'll give you a little something. it was very mafia feeling. i want to be because you mentioned the reason for the dismissal. here's part five of this dismissal. it says in connection with that determination directive, the acting deputy attorney general concluded that dismissal is necessary because of appearances of impropriety and risks of interference with the 2025 elections in new yo

you know, they're the navy seals of engineers who can whip through this and find waste and fraud. why not give the american people that the fact that they're doing this in the dark of night with a bunch of guys sleeping on pull out sofas and working around the clock, that makes the american people uneas. because this isn't a business. this is our government. >> i mean, it's a really great question. and according to our reporting, again, there is sort of this idea here of channeling a silicon valley mentality where, you know, you're sort of accountable to no one, but other than the team that you're working with in order to accomplish this objective. and these are people who are completely unfamiliar with government processes, policymaking, consensus building, and doing things in a way that that allows for an outcome the most sort of the best outcome possible, at least from a governing perspective. but i do want to clarify quickly about the department of education. you know, our reporting does indicate that the draft executive order acknowledges that only congress can shut down the

, you have teleworking spouses who, when their service members, including in the special forces navy seals, they have their service member going on deployments. they have three children, and they are being told that they need to drive, you know, 40 miles an hour and a half each way to work. and back when telework was allowing them to work before their kids got up. get their kids to school or to daycare, work after their kids went to bed so that they could do. and these are people, sir, who are working very hard. they see this as service. these are military spouses who are viewing their federal work as service. the way their service members in all of these service branches view their service. are you aware of this? it doesn't sound. >> like it, brianna. brianna. brianna, can i ask you a question? was this telework available prior to covid, or was this something that was born out. >> of covid? >> do you know that? >> can you answer prior to covid, sir? >> due to covid. >> prior to covid. >> covid it was. >> yes. >> okay. they could telework. okay. and so what you're saying now is they're not

i was actually stationed in hawaii as a navy seal when she was elected to congress first.a combat veteran officer like my my wife, also a marine combat veteran from afghanistan, i think very highly of tulsa. she's an unconventional pick and she's unconventional for a good reason. she's going to approach things from a different point of view. she's an incredibly smart woman, and she's got my support. >> sen. tim sheehy, appreciate your time, sir. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> and coming up, new details on the deadly mid-air collision here in washington. >> have i got news for you? it's back for a new season, whether you like it or not. >> are those the only two choices? >> yes. you like it or you don't? >> i'm on the fence. >> this is going to be a long season. >> have i got news for you returns february 15th on cnn. get 0% apr for 60 months on 2024 gmc ev models. that's up to $17,200 in average finance savings. >> i had the. >> worst dream last night. you were in a car crash, and the kids and i were on our own. >> that's awful. >> my brother was saying he got life insur

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those are all navy seals. and they all died because of spiritual wounds they received by serving our country. and so dr. reynolds, you're right. the problem is we are not treating the root cause. keith is right. everyone over here is correct when they are saying we are not addressing the problems. i want to read something to you. the sacred rights of mankind are not to be rummaged for a long cold parchments or dusty records. they are written as with a sunbeam in the whole volume of human nature by the hand of divinity itself. it can never be erased or obscured by mortal power. alexander hamilton wrote that. he is saying that either you believe that our constitutional rights are given to us by god and simply articulated in the constitution or you don't and if you believe that to be true, that makes them immutable. and if something is immutable, it cannot be erased by the hand of man. only by the hand of god. unfortunately is taking place is that the veteran affairs administration is essentially playing god beca

as a former navy seal i know the importance of this resource cannot be understated. it will serve our state. the veterans' center would protect and maintain the rich history of the property while providing family housing, meeting and activity spaces, resource rooms, veteran ceremonial grounds and outdoor recreation and first of its kind in northern arizona. providing resources and support to primarily rural veterans and their families. furthermore, this legislation is an exemplary model of efficient land management. out west, the federal government retains vast amounts of land limiting states' ability to maintain, conserve, reconcrete and responsibly produce on lands within their own state. any time congress can vote on legislation that returns power to the states is a good thing. in this case, veterans of northern arizona will get a space to heal and reconnect with their families after putting their lives on the line for the peace and femme of all americans. i say thank you to my friend, mr. gosar, who laid the foundation for this effort and senator kelly, who is le

what stuck in my head is a navy seal team is for people they jump out of a helicopter, they do stuff.but we have like 15,000 like homeless and it's like we should consider like the potential that the homeless have, you know, in this like some army of knowledge and job skills that are within that homeless community. >> i mean they didn't you know, they weren't homeless all their lives. they had to do something with their lives. you know, they so thank you. >> thank you. >> when you come in any remote callers there are no caller thank you. >> this moves us to our next agenda item which is announcement of future agenda topics and i'd like to open up the mike the floor to our commissioners who have any suggestions for agenda topics for next month. >> commissioner i'm sorry just reiterating what commissioner dufty and i spoke about earlier is a desire to learn more about the strategic planning conversations particularly in the area of transitional age youth and families and other i think what was termed here as well communities living in vulnerable circumstances. >> thank you. thank you, c