comedian, host of the jim norton can't save you podcast, jim norton. she's way past due meaning more cat for you, new york times bestselling author and fox news contributor. ketchup. and finally, the national weather service names his sneezes. new york times bestselling author, comedian and former nwa world champion tyrus. guy, if i may call you that. what's up guy? >> i am. >> wearing it per your request. oh, i thank you. all right. what a difference. four years, eight years makes. i mean, they're cheering him. it is kind of surprising that this is the first time a president has been to a super bowl. i feel like if i were. >> president, that would be. >> my number one thing. >> i'd say. >> all right. >> the campaign was awful. >> people hate me. there are threats. >> against me. >> damn it. i'm going to a super bowl. and no one had done. >> it. before this guy. >> and i was. >> not. >> sure he would get. >> that reception, honestly, because. >> people were saying. >> well, he. >> was cheered. >> at his previous football. >> game appearances. >> i'm li

the coast guard searching norton soun. the plane flying in low visibility, snow and gusting winds. abc's trevor ault leads us off on the breaking news. >> reporter: tonight, after a desperate search, the coast guard says they've located an aircraft matching the description of the missing passenger plane that vanished over open water in alaska with ten people on board. authorities releasing this image of mangled wreckage. they say three bodies were found inside. the bering air single-engine cessna took off shortly after 2:30 thursday afternoon, headed for nome. about 40 minutes in into the flight, disappearing from radar over the norton sound about 12 miles from shore. >> low altitude alert bering air 445. >> reporter: seconds later -- >> bering air 445, anchorage center, radio contact lost. >> this aircraft experienced some kind of event which caused them to experience a rapid loss in elevation and a rapid loss in speed. >> reporter: this time-lapse video from hours after the plane vanished shows snowy conditions at the nome airport where the plane was headed. atc telling the pilot

podcast jim norton! she is way past a dual meaning more kat for you.es" best-selling author fox news contributor kat timpf! and finally the national weather service name when you sneeze, "new york times" best-selling author fox news contributor tyrus! guy, if i may call you that, what is up, guide? >> i am wearing it, per your request. >> greg: thank you. what a difference of four years, eight years makes. they are cheering him. it is kind of surprising this is the first time a president has been to a super bowl. >> i feel like if i were president that would be my number 1 thing. i would say the campaign was awful, people hate me, there were threats against me, i am going to a super bowl. and nobody had done it before this guy and i was not certain he would get that perception. people were saying he was cheered at his previous a football game appearances and that was at alabama and the navy game. this was a tougher crowd because at least half the crowd's of philadelphia fans and they blew everything. they buddha santa claus and that is something they d

and our congresswoman, eleanor holmes norton has as well. i am very pleased that the delegation has asked the department of defense to halt the helicopter traffic and put a pause on that while this matter is investigated. but you point to, in a very comprehensive way, joy, what what the stakes are and the look that we have to see, whether it's during the faa reauthorization or in another process, how the traffic and or additional traffic is determined at reagan national. i mean, you pointed out that dc does not have a senator, which emphasizes the way in which our capital is essentially treated as a colony with with its fate in the hands of congress. and so when you think about that, and the billionaires who have funded to make sure that dc cannot be a state, it does sort of point to the powers that could have been right to determine dc's own fate. please feel free to comment on that, or if you'd like, on president donald trump quipping that he would not visit the site of this horror because, quote unquote, do you want me to take a swim? whi

um, the one thing about the search to consider here is norton sound. there has a fairly significant amount of ice cover that aircraft with fuel and passengers probably weighs about 8,000 pounds. but there are places where the ice is actually thick enough to support the craft. so that should give searchers some bit of hope. >> that is very interesting. um, miles. so that search continues. is it riskier? i mean, you called this this plane a workhorse. is it riskier? any riskier flying in that area than anywhere else in the united states? i mean, yes, it is alaska. and you know that they have more brutal winters than anywhere else. >> yeah, alaska has disproportionately much higher accident rate. it's a combination of weather. we were just talking about tough terrain, lots of small aircraft, lots of landings on dirt and gravel, landings off runway. types of situations. and, you know, as a per capita. there is a lot of small airplane usage up there because the lack of roads is the way to get around. and as a result, the accident rate there is very high. >>

governor writing, he and his wife are heartbroken by the disappearance of the bearing air flight over nortonound. it comes after a string of aviation disasters, the american eagle regional jet and an army black hawk chopper colitis in washington, 67 dead and and medevac jet crashed in philadelphia, seven dead. >> the next of kin were notified earlier in the onday. midnight deadline to onday. lay off thousands of workers at usaid. it's just one part of the president's >>> just in a federal judge halting the trump administration's midnight deadline to lay off thousands of workers at usaid, it's one part of the presidents effort to slash the size of the federal workforce. >> tonight president trump with the japanese prime minister as the administration intensifies effort to carry out his campaign promise to/floo to l spending at the /floo to l department of education --d the federal government spending. >> elon is doing a great job and finding tremendous fraud and waste. >> now saying that he will direct musk and his department to look for wasteful spending at the department of education and th

dunleavy writing he and his wife are heartbroken by the disappearance of the bering air flight over norton after a string of aviation disasters, that american eagle regional jet and army black hawk chopper collided in washington, 67 dead, and a medevac jet crashed in northeast philadelphia a week ago, seven dead. the ntsb and faa investigating all of the incidents. the alaska state police tell us that all of those on board this flight in alaska were adults. their next of kin have been notified. lester. >> tom, thank you for that. >>> just in tonight, a federal judge halting the trump administration's midnight deadline to lay off thousands of workers at usaid. it's just one part of the president's effort to slash the size of the federal work force. garrett haake reports now from the white house. >> reporter: tonight, president trump with the japanese prime minister as his administration intensifies its effort to carry out his campaign promise to slash federal government spending. >> elon is doing a great job. he's finding tremendo fraud and corruption and waste. >> reporter: now saying he'l

but the fact of being refugees, norton just being in a having the is like, it's not just a matter of legal status, it's matter of having being deprived of the homeland that does, edward said used to say existed one existed one day and he's normal. and so i sense i can send you 4 decades for decades, the international community has 3 to the questions of thought, a sign of something that could be managed in perpetuity. so through mean solve development and economic incentives and encouraging grow. so whatever it means and, and or managing it does that, you might need audio traffic. you might need audio and cautious. and frankly, after, let's say at least $5657.00 and it's not impacted 76 years. it doesn't work. and even a why, because phone calls say for nomic development bus to happen, of course, cooperation is a, is necessary, but not at the expense of send them into the rights and freedoms. which is what? east through the united states motor openly that never and others seem to policy and seems to expect that the policies will accept like only indigenous people in the world, the pol

in the emergency room of norton children's hospital, we found the staff treating a surge of pediatric flu patients. >> we have had more than 1800 kids test positive this week, and it is only wednesday. >> reporter: pediatric specialist dr. kris bryant told us last week there were 3,000 flu cases. how does this flu season compare to previous years? >> it's certainly worse. we are seeing extraordinarily high numbers of kids test positive for flu. it's worrisome. >> reporter: across the country, there have been more than 24 million flu cases this season. that's almost 10% more than this time last year. fewer are dying, but flu-related hospital visits are up almost 25%. in kentucky, teachers sanitize classrooms. schools in jefferson county went to remote learning, and schools in bullitt county, a half-hour south of louisville, have been closed since wednesday to try to stop the spread. the percentage of children getting the flu vaccine is the lowest in six years. the cdc reports this year fewer than half have been vaccinated. do you think that vaccine hesitancy plays into some of these lo

norton from washington, d.c., for five minutes. ms. norton: this is only the second oversight hearing of this congress. the first one was about denigrating federal employees. this one is about denigrating federal employees, too. the trump administration, including the trump shadow government seems intent on dismantling much of the federal government in violation of the constitution, statutes, and regulations. the administration has relentlessly attacked federal employees, subjecting them to chaos and fear. the administration has imposed a hiring freeze, offered deferred resignation, fired employees, put employees on leave, effectively established schedule-f, and ended telework and remote work. our two hearings so far are designed to lay the predicate to gut the nonpartisan federal civil service and to convert a significant portion of the remaining civil service into political appointees. federal workers deserve praise for their expertise, dedication, and service, not derision. thousands of civil federal servants have given their lives

course, to protect the guilty what is remarkable is that his mistress is the show a woman named inez norton. so these these are indeed wild wild times sports. oh, there's a guy named a gangster who most people have forgotten. but was big then. his name was, own or only the killer. madden when you got a nickname in these circles like the killer? yes. did. and he went to sing. sing for about eight years or so. but comes out and becomes the big bootlegging guy of the west side and also in sports with a couple of associates big bill duffy and dimanche. so they they promote a guy from italy called primo carneiro, a big gi tired of a guy who really can't box his way out of a paper bag. but if you have friends like only madden and big bill duffy, frenchy dimanche, you will become heavyweight champion of the world. because fights are fixed. how are they fixed? well, in one case, a friend of only madden is guy name george raft, the actor. the actor. and before became an actor was a an associate of guys like only madden, but also worked texas guidance speakeasy as perhaps foremost charleston dancer i

the flight departed the eastern coast of alaska's norton sound on thursday and never arrived. people were on board. coast guard officials confirmed the plane was found sadly with no survivors. the incident is the latest air disaster to rattle the nation just over a week after an american airlines flight collided with a u.s. army black hock helicopter near reagan national airport. officials say all major part in that deadly crash have been recovered. next, to donald trump's immigration crackdown. many cities across the country are cooperating, some communities are resisting. we will talk to one mayor on the battle that is brewing. new orleans securing the city ahead of the big game. and donald trump's appearance. joe theismann makes his prediction next. top line? this is a quality, comprehensive exam. come again? you asked me to topline it for you. okay. bottom line? well, the bottom line is this is an amazing value. what? get two pairs of progressives and an eye exam starting at just $159.95 at america's best. we're told in genesis chapter 1:26 that god is made man in his imag

. >> jim norton. >> tip. >> to our studio audience i'm greg gutfeld, i love you, america. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ >> laura: go >> laura: good evening, i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from washington. thank you for joining us. breaking moments ago, the justice department is moving to dismiss federal charges against new york mayor eric adams. more on that in moments. first, a pen and a phone. that is the focus of tonight's angle. they say that when you're in quicksand, the worst thing you can do is flail about. >> [video playing] >> laura: terrifying and the same fate is befalling today's democratic party. >> we have to stand up to this would-be dictator running all over our government through elon musk. >> you know he likes the pal around with putin, he's trying to turn us into russia, i have news, we the people will not go. >> laura: instead of calmly examining their own political troubles, then making necessary tweaks or adjustments, democrats are dispatching most radical failures to make the same failed points that did not work in tw 2024. instead

norton from washington, d.c., for five minutes. ms. norton: this is only the second oversight hearing of this congress. the first one was about denigrating federal employees. this one is about denigrating federal employees, too. the trump administration, including the trump shadow government seems intent on dismantling much of the federal government in violation of the constitution, statutes, and regulations. the administration has relentlessly attacked federal employees, subjecting them to chaos and fear. the administration has imposed a hiring freeze, offered deferred resignation, fired employees, put employees on leave, effectively established schedule-f, and ended telework and remote work. our two hearings so far are designed to lay the predicate to gut the nonpartisan federal civil service and to convert a significant portion of the remaining civil service into political appointees. federal workers deserve praise for their expertise, dedication, and service, not derision. thousands of civil federal servants have given their lives

keith norton has been writing about this, and you call it ford's ev crisis. why is it a crisis?postponing new models is a crisis, keith? keith: they are going to face this ev desert for the next two years where they will not have any new electric models. they made what ceo jim crowley called a big pivot in august. they canceled plans for big electric suv. they said it would have been too pricey. now they are going to focused on lower-priced ev's below $30,000, as well as something called an extended range electric vehicle, which has a small gas engine which recharges the battery. that is their new two-prong strategy. which is fine, but that means they have no new evs to sell. jackie: what does this new administration bowed for ford and other electric vehicle makers? especially with elon musk so close to president trump check -- trump? keith: elon musk's cybertruck is outselling ford's electric pickup truck. ford also makes one of the other electric models, the mustang, in mexico. if that terror threat comes back that would add a lot of costs to the mustang. there is a lot hangin

alaska time yesterday and flight radar data shows small aircraft reported information 3:16 above nortonnd. >> todd: in the meantime it is up for president trump with a plan to release all of the jfk files. today's deadline comes two weeks after signed executive order demanding the files finally be declassified. the national intel director and attorney general, a 30 day review relating to the assassinations at the mlk jr. and senator rfk. they must also present the president with a plan to release those records. we wait with bated breath. in the meantime, and exciting night 2025 nfl awards in new orleans three days before super bowl lix. >> carley: chanley painter with big moments at the night. >> good morning carley and todd appeared to the first time in 38 years the quarterback went mvp award but not also awarded the first-team all-pro quarterback with buffalo bills qb josh allen taking home the top honor and surprising victory over a baltimore ravens qb lamar jackson. >> i know this is an individual word and most valuable player on it, but i think it is derived from team success and i

war is over," johnnyswim with tobe nwigwe. [ cheering ] this week, we've got new shows with edward nortonris distefano, antoni porowski, and captain america himself, anthony mackie, with music from bartees strange, mj lenderman and sia. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight is an exceedingly talented golden globe and critic's choice-winning actor with her very own super bowl right around the corner, the academy awards, at which she was nominated for her role in "emilia perez." please welcome, zoe saldana. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> jimmy: i kind of feel bad now because i realized for many years i've been pronouncing your name incorrectly. it's saldana with a tilde. >> but no, you haven't been pronouncing it incorrectly. in my birth certificate it's always saldana. i think back in the day they just didn't even ask. oh, zoe saldana, the doesn't exist. and one day i liked the way it was spelled and started saying that. >> jimmy: you know, that happened to lasagna too. you know what? i'm italian, i'm going with lasa

says that he and his wife, rose, are heartbroken by the disappearance of the bering air flight over norton sound. he says our prayers are with the passengers, the pilot and their loved ones during this difficult time. he goes on to say that they are monitoring the ongoing search and rescue efforts, and they stand ready to support. so obviously a very heartbreaking situation considering this is the third plane that has either crashed or disappeared within the last eight days. so hopefully investigators figure out what happened with this plane. but as the time ticks on, chris, it's obviously very tough for families that are waiting for answers. >> without a doubt. dana griffin, thank you. in 90s, there are 15 people held at guantanamo. now, the secretary of homeland security is there to see how they're going to house see how they're going to house tens of thousands more. that's with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have afib, and that means there's about a 5 times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart ra

departing unalakleet on its way to nome, alaska, yesterday before it went off the radar over the norton sound inlet. and there were 11 people on board this. we have cnn correspondent stephanie elam tracking this story for us. stephanie, what do we know about the search and the investigation here? >> right. >> brianna. >> we know that this flight disappeared. >> somewhere around just after 3. >> p.m. local. >> time yesterday. that's when they lost where. >> this. >> plane was on the radar. according to the nome volunteer fire department. the pilot told air traffic control that he was entering a holding pattern while waiting. for a runway to clear. we know that there is one pilot and nine passengers on this flight. and you see this this path that it was taking. >> it was about. >> 12 miles. >> off the coast of nome when it did disappear. that's when local officials learned around 4 p.m. about this missing aircraft. the weather at the time was about 14 degrees. there was some light snow. however. the weather conditions deteriorated as they began their search. looking for this aircraft that

the plane was last seen on radar flying over the norton sound on thursday evening. the coast guard and air force, now assisting in the search. alaska senator dan sullivan releasing a statement saying in part, quote, our thoughts and prayers are with the passengers, their families and the rescue crew. the fbi has now given the names of employees who worked on january 6th cases to the justice department. it ends a week long standoff between the fbi and the doj. the fbi's acting director says they used a classified system to send the list to try to keep those names from being made public and protect the employees identities. the first jobs report of president trump's second term will be released in just three hours. experts predict that the u.s. added about 170,000 jobs in january. the labor department will also publish its final revisions for last year's jobs numbers. all right, coming up here on cnn this morning, gop house leaders meet with the president to come up with a game plan to get the president's agenda through congress. but there's some frustration and tensi

the plane was last seen on the radar flying over the norton sound on thursday evening. coast guard and the air force, now assisting in the search. the flight was heading to nome, alaska. here are pictures of the conditions at the airport as the plane went missing. alaska senator dan sullivan put out a statement that says, quote, our thoughts and prayers are with the passengers, their families, and the rescue crew. president trump has now removed federal election commission chair ellen weintraub from her position. weintraub, writing a statement on x that says this in part, quote, there's a legal way to replace fec commissioners. this isn't it. end quote. weintraub was first appointed to serve on the commission by president george w. bush in 2002, and this. >> i know this is an individual award, and it says most valuable player on it, but i think it's derived from team success. and i love my team. we've got such a great locker room in buffalo. and it takes everybody. >> buffalo bills quarterback josh allen, with all the class winning nfl's mvp award last night, it was a m

and for ford i talked to richard norton smith and for nixon i talked to rick perlstein and the reason i liked those two episodes so much, back to back as they talked about the same material, they talked a lot about the pardon, ford's pardon nixon, but they talked about the about the same incident from a very different perspectives. delve into that more and that defining moment for those two men. yeah mean it was certainly the defining moment of ford presidency the pardon itself and obviously dealt with the defining moment of the nixon presidency and. you know what's so interesting about the two different perspectives is richard horton smith, who is for's biographer and actually eulogized ford at funeral. and i believe at one point was the director of the ford presidential and library. you he has a view that the pardon was one of the most selfless acts. you know, one of those true moments of a president putting country over. so that that you could imagine and that in fact he he sacrificed his future as you know running for office to win the presidency in his own right in 1976 for the g

. >> reporter: and curator arden sherman says the show here at the norton museum of art in west palm accessible of sports. >> it's rare to encounter a human of a certain age on this planet that doesn't have an understanding of the sport of boxing. >> reporter: artists seem to gravitate towards boxing. there are more than 100 works on display here. >> and you know, rita, this is only a sliver of what's out there. a sampling. >> reporter: there are paintings, photographs and sculptures, including many by and about women. this work by zoe buckman features frilly fabrics on boxing gloves. >> she is someone who is consistently standing up for female rights and empowerment. >> reporter: sherman says the exhibit comes at a very auspicious time. >> i believe as humans we find ourselves fighting for something or defending another thing. it is a contentious moment we live in, and what better way to express that but through the symbolism granted to us through the sport of boxing. >> reporter: so the give and take in works like these by george bellows perhaps america's best known painter of boxi

norton, the member of congress. the representative in congress from d.c., would like the statue removed. edna medford would like it to stay, but a copy, a replica in boston was removed several years ago by the mayor as offensive to two people of color. anyway, very quickly, what i want to point out is a really interesting story about the props. you see some of the props. i'm going to pick this up. you see some of props on the floor there. newspaper was william whiting's books on the constitution and the law, but on the right and i'm sorry, it's not a better copy is a map of southern states in which there are dots to represent where slave populations exist. and there is one area in virginia that's just a kind of a little black blob of coloration. and lincoln in the artist present said, look at this map. do you see that spot? -- are as thick as blackberries, they're offensive, right? by many standards. i want my army to go in there before the election and get as many people free as possible. and i'm just always moved.

norton: i thank the gentleman for yielding to me. these are unprecedented and extraordinarily difficult times for our federal employees. the trump administration seems intent on dismantling much of the federal government, in violation of the constitution, federal statutes and federal regulations. the administration has relentlessly attacked federal employees, subjecting them to chaos and fear. the administration has imposed a hiring freeze, offered deferred resignations, fired employees, put employees on leaves, effectively established federal -- and ended telework and remote work. the administration is not alone in attacking federal employees. the house committee on oversight and government reform, on which i serve, has held two hearings in congress and both were designed to demoralize federal employees. as i said at the first hearing, federal employees deserve praise for their expertise, dedication and service, not derision. let's be clear, what is motivating these actions, they are designed to give experts -- to get experts to qui

joining us to do just that is martin norton. she is in power investments chief investment strategist. and marta, all of the things that are swirling out there, whether you look at the political front, whether you look at the earnings front, whether you look at the data front, what is grabbing most attention with investors these days? >> well, i mean, if it were earlier in the week. >> of course it would be the tariff narrative and fiscal uncertainty generally. but i think right now, as we're moving and focusing more on earnings, and we're seeing all these capex announcements as it relates to ai, i think we're returning to that narrative that we had last week around deep sea and how us companies are responding to that. and, of course, right now we're seeing that the tech titans are not backing off their capex plans at all, which would suggest that the focus is more on expectations around demand and use cases than it is around efficiency and maybe a cheaper way to do things. >> which means what from the investing perspective, go a