you are watch ing "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: this is todd piro. lucas tomlinson has more on how to take over the gaza strip. lucas. >> lucas: standing alongside prime minister netanyahu, president trump offered following solution for gaza and involves united states. >> president trump: u.s. will take over the gaza strip and do a job with it, too, we'll own it and be responsible for dismantling the unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site, level the site and get riof dest destroyed building and create an economic development that will supply jobs and housing for people of the area, real job, do something different. can't go back. if you go back, it will end up same as the last hundred years. >> lucas: benjamin netanyahu seemed open to the idea. >> president trump is taking it to a new level, he sees a different future for that piece of land that has been focus of so much terrorism and so many attacks against us, so many trials and so many tribulations. he has a different idea and i think it is worth paying attention to this. >> lucas: the fol

i'm todd piro.singman is here. >> brooke: tariffs on mexico, canada and china will take effect tonight. imposing a tariff on all goods from mexico, canada and china. he says it will be worth it in the end. >> we will make america great again, focus on china, the european union and deficits with mexico and canada. why? what is the purpose of that? why would we have deficits? i'm speaking with prime minister justin trudeau tomorrow morning and mexico tomorrow morning and i don't expect anything very dramatic. >> brooke: trump's order is met with them vowing to retaliation. the primary contender to replace justin trudeau is slamming the move. listen. >> this action is utter madness, betrayal of america's closest friend of your allie, your neighbor, your best partner in the whole world. it is an act of economic war fare. >> carley: ceo of canada's second largest company is defending trump saying it works when america wins. here at home trump remains focused on cutting government spending. elon musk spok

. >> todd: we begin with a fox news alert. president trump hosting his first major visit at the white house today meeting with israeli prime minister netanyahu. hostage discussions top of mind. we'll speak to the relative of one hostage later this hour. >> carley: and tulsi gabbard and r.f.k. jr. are up for committee vote today. one mom backing r.f.k. jr. and his maha agenda is coming up. >> todd: trump trade battle entering new phase with tariffs on chinese goods taking effect and beijing launching retaliatory efforts of its own. if you blinked, you missed a lot. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. madeleine rivera is live in washington with more on the tariff tradeoff. >> madeleine: president trump's 10% tariff kicked in shortly after immediate night. they want to curb flow of fentanyl from china. they call the issue a drug war, not a trade war. china hopes to do the same and slapping 15% tariff on collal a liquiified gas product and crude oil, agricultural machinery and ca

superintended, well down here just thank you for appreciating me. >> todd: i'm todd piro and we knowuy into wordplay, lucas tomlinson. >> thank you, todd and carley. if a federal work on the fence taking the buyout you have more time to think it over. tonight midnight deadline does not appear to change as the workforce is being slashed by nearly 10,000 workers leaving fewer than 300. here is secretary of state, marco rubio. not trying to be disruptive to people's personal lives. we are not being punitive here, but this is the only way we have been able to get cooperation from usaid. i have preferred to not do it this way. when we try to do it top-down cooperation from the central office and usaid what we found instead for people trying to use the system to sneak through payments and push through payments despite the stop order. the united states will provide foreign aid, but it will be for neighed that make sense and aligned with national interest. >> todd: suing the trump administration of the cuts in american foreign association and federal government employee says these actions ha

>> todd: what?dent trums p has ordered federal employees te remove pronouns from signatures g itand something they have alry been doing.er pete buttigieg tried to remove pronouns from social media profiles months after aoc did the same thing.k and we just talk about that video? >> todd: that is clear as mud. e >> jason: look at what the ers democrats are actually sayi, certain democrats can't run for certain positions. all in the name of the eve inclusion. >> theve ay couldn't even explan it. ingi have a question about pete buttigieg and aoc removing pronouns? have they addressed endemicso addressed it publicly? p i didn't know they are pronounsr were removed in the first place but have they addressed it? we talk about pronouns now for so long for so many years and for them to remove it, making a statement about it, why? >> actually, i don't know the answer t o that question would jump but it seems like those two actually were listening to what voters were saying because this is something -- voters

>> carley and todd, great to see you all. be a part of this administration especially here at the v.a. something close to my heart over 25 years myself in military. that question is simple. i have one mission now. it's the veterans of this country. president trump said take care of them and that's what we're going to be doing. i hit the ground running yesterday. the priorities is make sure the veterans get the benefits they deserve. get the ones that they have earned. health benefits they need making sure our system is efficient. they have so many trouble getting the health benefits or don't know they have benefits. we will change that starting yesterday. we are making a difference here at the va. >> carley: secretary, speaking of efficiency in president trump's first term, the big thing that happened regarding the va is he made it easier for bad employees to be fired and right now there is a lot of pink slips flying around in washington and a representative for doge, the depa department of government efficiency is working wi

todd kohlhepp's shocking killing spree. his secrets uncovered after the woman he held hostage in chains starts talking. >> do you know where your buddy is, charlie? >> yes. >> he's schoenborn. >> proudly admitting that he was responsible for the quadruple murders in the superbike motorsports. >> i cleared that note 100 and 30s. you guys would have been proud. i'm sorry, but you guys would have been proud. >> there was a garage and a couple shipping containers on the land. they found these amazon reviews that he had posted. >> the killer also leaving disturbing clues online, writing shocking reviews for tools he may have used in his crimes, like a shovel riding keep in car for when you have to hide dead bodies. todd's reviews are the subject of a documentary for fox nation. >> there were items like a shovel locks, and he had posted all of these very cryptic comments about them. it was almost as if todd's amazon reviews were foreshadowing the actual murders he was committing. >> director billy arthur diving into what would dr

>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi everyone i'm todd and welcome to his second rocking our of the the big weekend showtory, two night dhs secretary casino is been getting & look, the border crisis president trump is using every tool at his disposal, deceptive low of illegals and fentanyl into our country rolling out tariffs on mexico, china and canada, because the problem is not just in texas, has our northern border has become a mess as well missy to be encountering hundreds of migrants with terror ties and trump administration continuing to clean up the mess left behind by the biden and harris team and is a rounded up over 5500, criminal migrants including a child rapist, suspected terrorist, gang members wanted for murder and several other monsters pretty dozens of open border victims, and as of lost loved ones to fentanyl are looking to president trump as their last hope. >> people need to sit down at the table and talk to their kids, their parents across the country right now that we are trying to educate people on the fentanyl crisis. >> i would say the fentanyl is immediate imminent danger, but

. >> charlie: todd piro joins us with t the details. >> todd: heated in the courtroom yesterday wherere-trial conference, a fairly mundane thing do you in every case was held to discuss a potential gag order, case management plan, legal issues and discovery. but, it got really, really testy. blake lively suing justin baldoni accusing him of sexual harassment and for allegedly starting a smear campaign against her. baldoni is counter suing blake and her husband of course ryan reynolds for civil extortion and defamation. both actors deny the claims maids against them. lively's lawsuit michael gottlieb requested a gag order accusing baldoni's attorney making inflammatory comments against the actress' character and motives. freidman though fired back claiming lively's team quote, unquote, started it by working with the "new york times" to publish an article attacking baldoni. baldoni's lawyer claims the actor is devastated financially and emotionally by this legal battle. the judge yesterday urging both sides to follow new york state rules that limit public statements about the case even

so todd, do you something thoughtful to say? >> i may.ean nothing says i showed them like mutilating one's body and depriving yourself of the love of a child. it just seems so crazy to me. but this just shows where they are and trump resistance to point now. because they know that they cannot win because trump controls all of the levers of d.c. the only way that they can try and win is by doing something ridiculous like this or by doing something illegal. a lot of these officials are saying we are going to not follow federal law. and others are like, okay,, we're going to put you in jail. so they have no recourse other than saying, we are going to sterilize ourselves. and that is example number 999,000 of how trump one. he is winning again, he's enacting his agenda over the last couple of weeks, there is executive orders and now he is driving them even more batty. >> greg: you said batty and i'm trying to figure out, does mental illness lead to this leftism or does leftism, left unchallenged, lead to mental illness? it is like a chicken o

. >> friends first, todd piro. to her, deliverance was a home movie co-host of the bottom line on fox business. dagen mcdowell. he wrote for cheers, and that's the last time he heard them. tv writer and producer rob long. and old men will grieve when she goes on leave. new york times bestselling author and fox news contributor kat to. all right. before we get to some news stories, let's do this. >> greg's leftovers. >> this is great. it's leftovers where i read the jokes that we didn't use this week. and as always, it's my first time reading them. so if they suck, i will shoot joe mackey in the face. in florida, a stripper has been arrested for hitting a 7-eleven clerk in the face with a banana. her case is currently under appeal. wow. oh. thank you, thank you. all right, let's get back to back to work. former new york congressman and convicted sex offender anthony weiner is considering a run for city council. i know he let everyone know via amber alert. michigan state rep laurie pohutsky said in order to protest t

stuart: thank you, todd.reciate it. >>> coming up, president trump signed an executive order to withdraw the the u.s. from what he considers anti-american united nations' organizations. senator joni ernst is going to deal with that one for us. >>> president trump says everybody he's spoken to loves the idea of america owning gaza. >> everybody i've spoken to loves the idea of the united states owning that piece of land, developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be magnificent. stuart: we're going to sort it all out for you next. ♪ ents look to you. you look to t. rowe price. (♪) because we stay agile... actively managing investments to uncover opportunities... and build etfs designed to outperform the index. (♪) that's the power of curiosity. (♪) better questions can lead to better solutions. t. rowe price invest with confidence [sofi mnemonic] can a personal loan unlock your ambitions? oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. take a swing at your kitchen reno.

todd, thanks so much for being here. i know you met kobe at a time when he needed help working through a lot of deep pain and anger. what was that moment in time like? >> well, it was desperation. >> it was something. >> that he. >> wasn't used to. um, and when he came to. >> me, his. >> comment was, i. >> feel like. >> i'm losing my edge. >> and my. >> comment back to him. >> was, no, you're going through an ego death. which immediately clicked for. >> him because someone. >> finally gave. >> kind of words to. >> the experience. >> losing my. edge wasn't enough. and that's. >> what. >> started us down the. road of building this identity. >> that is such a profound way to say it. you helped him then create his black mamba alter ego. so what was that process like? >> well, initially. >> when. >> we started. >> diving into it and what. >> was really. >> his main concerns. >> and worries. >> about the. season coming up ahead, i mean, i wasn't. >> going to be. >> able to tackle. >> any of the stuff that was happening. >> off

todd piro has the story for us. todd? >> todd: good morning to all of four of you.he nypd and nypd two suspects linked to south american crime ring after raiding a business in new york city's dine in district yesterday. those of you who want to know more about geography that is a 7 iron from where we are in the studio right thought. the men are accused of running a pawnshop where they sold expensive stolen goods including jewelry, watches, handbags and sports memorabilia. officials believe they have been conspiring with others to receive and purchase property that was stolen outside of new york for the last five years authorities seizing large from the shops. conspiracy to receive stolen property. fbi's top agent in new york saying, quote: the defendants' alleged actions incentivized highly organized south american theft groups to continue their me particularless looting scheme against a myriad of affluent residents and businesses across the country. with our law enforcement partners. the fbi will continue to dismantle any criminal activity katyusha katieed to capit

brian todd, thank you so much. at reagan national airport, brian mentioned aviation experts and we have two of them here with us to help us kind of sort through some of this. mary schiavo, our transportation analyst and former inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation is here with us. doctor hassan shideh shahidi is the president and ceo of flight safety foundation. thank you both for being here. mary. i want to start first with you. um, you sat through and listened to all of that. brian noting the information about that slight increase in pitch, what that might have meant. walk us through what you heard. right. well, that. slight indication in. pitch is that the pilots pulled back. they pulled the plane to. >> an increase., and an increase in pitch means they're putting the nose up towards the sky and trying to climb. >> but it. >> came literally. >> within, you know. >> a second. >> at the time of the impact. so that tells us. that they did not see the helicopter until just, you know, a second at

ton night, ryan and todd, captain todd, thanks to our friends at captain morgan, will be competing toin tickets and a trip to see their favorite team try to win it all on sunday in new orleans. [ cheers and applause ] i should ask, do you want to go to the super bowl? or would you rather just watch on it tv? >> unbelievable. i'm excited, that would be great. >> jimmy: to get there, what you have to do is zoom around the room. this is a simple game. it's, i'm going to ask you to find an item or items, your ■jo is to write it or them back as quickly as you can. first one back with whatever almost i ask for gets a point. most points wins a trip to the big game. are you ready? let's begin. your first challenge, bring back as many items in your team's colors as you can, as fast as you can. okay? go. all right, your team colors. now. i think the chief might have an advantage in the firehouse, right? [ laughter ] red, you know. there's probably not a lot of green stuff. oh, no, there goes ryan. eagles' main color is green, which is -- there are no green eagles, i should mention. that's a par

. >> steve: todd piro joins us with details. staff is place on leave. >> todd: the following message posted on usaid website, this friday, 11:59 at night, all usaid personnel will be placed on administrative leave designated personnel. cia is expecting big changes, reportedly offering sweeping buyouts to the entire workforce. the "wall street journal" says there is freezing of hiring job see seekers. goa goaling include trump's trade war and undermining china. the deadline allows federal employees to resign and be paid through september. department of education could be next on trump's chopping block after saying he's considering executive order to shut it down. >> president trump: i told linda, i hope you do a great job and put yourself out of a job. education department, ranked number 40 out of 40 schools and rank one cost per pupil. we are ranked at bottom of the list, very badly. i want states to run schools. >> todd: trump promised several times he would abolish department of education. a lot of red pens. >> steve: does elo

victor amara walker. >> all right, brian todd, thank you.nderson cooper takes a deeper look into the safety of our skies. the whole story with anderson cooper airs tonight at 7 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn. >> crews in hazmat suits are digging through potential hazardous waste that the california wildfires have left behind. the common household items, they say, could have now become toxic. that's next. >> the last. >> thing you think is someone's going to pass away. >> everybody watched him become this force. >> none of us is perfect. kobe lived it in a way that the world watched. >> the finale of kobe the making of a legend saturday at nine on cnn. >> we handcraft every stearns and foster using the finest materials like indulgent memory foam and ultra conforming inner springs for a beautiful mattress and indescribable comfort. save up to $800 on select adjustable mattress sets at stearns and foster. dot com. when caroline has a cough, she takes robitussin so she can have those one on ones again. >> hey jim, can we talk about casual frida

todd is essentially a tax on imports and the move likely to drive up the cost of goods for us. consumers come to insist this is about stopping the drug fentanyl and undocumented migrants getting across the northern and southern borders. but after discussion with mexico's president of the united states, out of your mind, that would not go into effect, but at least a month to make the we reached an agreement. it's in the agreement, we published to place more national guard in the northern border in order to protect the border and prevent drug trafficking, especially fentanyl trafficking, from mexico to the us. the deal immediately put pressure on canada. it responded to terms, weekend and nights. events with titus of its own targeting sectors it believes could accept maximum pressure on the us economy. and some canadian provinces. the even started removing us goods from store shelves make no mistake. this is a, these are actions of a bully. and unless you stand up to a bully, you will continue to be bullied. the canadian prime minister spoke with trump twice on tuesday. the 2nd conversatio

well, i was going to say brad todd. i mean, it was his idea. i mean, mark warner will go out there and say, like, i didn't think we should necessarily do this. and then trump told us we should. and i actually got on board with that. >> well, it was josh hawley's idea to get it off government devices. and then it picked up steam and we got it. i mean, we got the head cut off the snake. let's keep the head cut off. this is a terrible idea. uh, and the only way to to get rid of tick to bring tiktok back is if it is completely disconnected to the chinese government. it doesn't need to be connected to ours either. i can't think of a worse idea than the sovereign wealth fund. >> yeah, i think this is another ridiculous idea that trump is throwing out there that will never go anywhere unless jared kushner is going to come back and, you know, talk to the saudis and run the sovereign sovereign wealth fund that he's, you know, sort of become accustomed to doing outside the government. but like, this is an absurd thing that's never going to happen in our

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>> carley: he has aviator. >> todd: top gun 3 go, quick. >> weekend at bidens. a sequel to weekend at bernies. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: good morning to you. it is 6:00 a.m. here on the east coast. welcome back. >> lawrence: thank you. >> ainsley: did you an excellent job over the weekend and monday and tuesday. lawrence feels good to be back. >> ainsley: this is wednesday and this is "fox & friends." another breaking news day in washington as president trump says he wants the united states of america to take over the gaza strip in the middle east and he wants to rebuild it. we'll tell you how the world is reacting to that announcement. >> brian: meanwhile, the white house is working to save money and shrink the size of the federal government. what's wrong with that? some dems don't seem to be happy. >> fight this in the courts. we have to fight this in the congress. we have to fight this in the streets. >> lawrence: can you believe it in the army is having a record year for recruiting. i had a chance to talk with some of the soldiers at the

>> todd young says. >> gabbard promised. >> to hold. accountable employees who make unauthorized.gence disclosures. >> and won't advocate. for protections. unless it's for. >> lawful and legitimate whistleblowers. this is clearly a reference to edward. >> snowden. >> who you know, who tulsi gabbard was asked. about in committee and whose answers were. >> not seen as. >> a shining example of success for a nominee. given that there. >> are concerns. >> on both sides of the aisle. >> there was also. >> questions about fisa section 702, the surveillance power, the warrantless surveillance power of foreign targets that gabbard has previously called for repealing. she now says she supports. she didn't exactly. >> explain her. >> position there. now, chris, to the second part of your question, will we know how they vote? probably yes, because their votes are not secretive and senators can freely say they can freely tell us how they voted. and given how few people are on this committee, given that democrats appear to be pretty resolutely against gabbard, any republican who votes no can pr

. >> todd, speaking of the liberal party president trump is teasing cannot be the 51st state with the party of canada it's a complete mess just like what happened with president biden, trudeau's being ousted by his own party before the upcoming election but what you think this is going to do for the canadian election coming up in october? auction of prime minister currently will be out in a few weeks make such an ignorant statement like that, it makes it more likely the liberal party's when we so far gone in canada going forward they're going to want to have a partner donald j trump going forward. judah how i know that stamos ignorant taxable vacationing in the summer in florida. people in florida get out of florida in the summer. [laughter] nobodies vacationing in florida in the summer but let's get serious for a moment to block out all the noise, block out the star-spangled banner booing and all that what mexico and canada are fighting for is to continue to allow illegal functional and illegal aliens to come into our country. that's what they are fighting for you have to take a step

i think a lot of people were surprised by susan collins and todd young.. yes. >> i was surprised by that as. >> well, when. >> i saw. >> especially todd. >> young from indiana. >> he i had heard. >> from. >> republicans on. >> the hill that. >> he was really. >> debating whether or. not to. >> vote for. her and her confirmation hearing as well. we heard tough. questions from republicans about a range. >> of. >> issues, her support in the past and backing of edward snowden, and whether or not she could call him a traitor during the confirmation hearing. also, the intelligence gathering tools that the united states uses for fisa. i know. >> this is an obscure part. >> of the. >> law. >> but it's really important. >> exactly. and that was something that republicans in particular kept asking about as well during that confirmation hearing. but todd young yesterday put out a statement and said that he had had long conversations with gabbard and he had gotten a letter from her in writing that basically assuaged his fears, he said, and confirmed to him that she w

one quick follow-up, one thing that todd inman told us yesterday we can expect at some point today to see barges arriving from virginia beach to assist with cranes to lift the fuselages out of the river which they believe there may be bodies or remains in there, a key important thing that a lot of families maybe counting on. have you seen any indication that the barges are arriving yet? >> yeah, exactly right. we haven't seen the barges from this vantage point here from the airport outside this window and we have a couple of live shots that show you the location and haven't seen them there either, but certainly something to keep an eye on as that will be critical for d.c. fire's efforts to remove the remaining bodies from the potomac, but it's critical for the n.t.s.b., another thing that todd inman said at the press conference yesterday, they actually brought in an almost identical crj jet when they remove the pieces of debris from the river, they can essentially replace together this aircraft using the similar aircraft as a reference point so they can essentially reenact the cockpit

to todd horowitz of the brother show.and we're off the lows of the session is not because of the tariff scare? >> hi, liz, great to be with you. it's not because of tariff. we all knew they were coming and shouldn't have been a surprise to anybody. we knew the news and some tariffs being eased or relieved and much bigger problem here is the problem with the banks and problem with the rate cuts and problem with debt, not only from the country's debt but the individual's debt and of course social security has got about a $23 trillion short fall coming up shortly and all kinds of debt problems with banks that are pretty much overleverage and i think we're looking for a pretty ugly period coming to a theater to you near soon. liz: right up on theater screen you like camico. and tell me you're not worried about the extracurricular blast. >> i think cam koenen is very much into nuclear energy and uranium and some point when we finally wake up and realize that nuclear energy is the way to go and that's a big boom and that's a gr

i thought todd inman was doing yeoman's work tough he let his emotions show at the end it was good tothese are real people having to deal with real things. they want to provide answers as soon as they could. i appreciate people who wear that out on their sleeve and working hard like that. my question is about the core doors. you're not going to operate a helicopter at 0 feet. you're probably not going to do it at 20 feet. how common is it to have a core door that's 200 feet high and have a 100-foot or so difference between a plane coming down and a helicopter. you are right the wind gusts, the turbulence and the human error is just right for disaster. they have been doing that one of the busiest corridors there is for a long time but yet we have not seen an accident because i'm sure as a congressman you flew into dca a million times and probably landed on 33. the airlines li like landing on runway because they get down they are closer to the terminal that most of them used. this discussion in the cockpit that took place between the pilot and copilot they pray said he wants us on 33, g

joey: all i can think about is todd piro's ripped pants -- [laughter] rachel: todd and adam go off every those pants. rachel: did he really? joey: yeah. it's the most todd piro -- rachel: i started dancing and fully embarrassed my kids. [laughter] don't ever do that again on a stage with florida. [laughter] joey: are you to going to dance, charlie? rachel: yeah, this is the part of the job description. charlie: i don't -- i'm not very smooth on the dance floor myself. rachel: you're going to pull a brian kilmeade, because we all started dancing, and brian kilmeade, he pulled an irish. he just disappeared. charlie: yeah. the irish exit is very important. [laughter] in dancing situationsment i have no problem with that. rachel: yeah, well -- charlie: embrace that. rachel: sometimes you can get away with it and sometimes you can't. like pilates. we're going to be talking about platte if tease later in the show because a lot of men are doing pilates, and a lot of women want them out of the studio. we'll talk about why -- joey: they get out of the gym, we'll get out of the studio. rachel: it

todd, there's a lot of symbolism in this major gift.ind it slightly head scratching. >> i wouldn't press both buttons if i. if he gave me a pager that said that. i don't think so, but i think donald trump will appreciate it. >> kate. >> i mean, these moments are usually intended to just be a convey a message. this obviously sends a very strong one. i guess that i guess netanyahu is trying to underscore strength and thinks trump will respond to that kind of strength. and but the. >> implication, not that it's going. >> to blow up, but i. >> mean, that's what. >> killed the pagers, killed people. and he just gave one to trump. so i, i don't know, man. i don't know. >> you know, so so now that is officially the property of the united states. right. and there's a fun fact presidents can't typically keep gifts they get from foreign leaders. they become property of the national archives. and, you know, every now and again, presidents receive gifts of animals from foreign leaders. the president of indonesia, there's a fun story. president of i

. >> todd: a pleasure. car ca car todd, back in action another monday. going to be another busy week. >> todd: they all are. "fox & friends" begins. >> carley: right now. ♪ >> steve: and our busy week starts right now. 6:00 on this couch here in new york city. we currently have 30 degrees. it has dried, snowed overnight. welcome to the wednesday -- rather the monday february 3rd edition of "fox & friends." secretaries kristi noem and pete hegseth as you can see taking first trips to southern border since being sworn in. >> so now these national guard members that are down here they have full authority. >> steve: lawrence is right there live. good morning, lawrence. where he jest met with the secretary of homeland security and secretary of defense later today. >> ainsley: president trump is set to speak with leaders of canada and mexico as tariffs are set to go into effect tomorrow. we will tell you what this means for you and your family. >> brian: i could barely see lawrence with the calm fallujah on. it's a jam-packed monday. kristi noem joins us as yo

maria: really important points that you're making this morning, todd, thank you.dustrials down 582 right now, investors concerned about tariffs. we'll be right back. (shower water runs) (♪) (orange is peeled) (♪) (shower turns on) (children laughing) (♪) (shower turns on) (shower water runs) (child laughing) (♪) (♪) the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. maria: welcome back. the president of panama pledging to end its deal with china after newly appointed secretary of state marco rubio pays the country a visit. cheryl casone with details now. cheryl. >> he went down friday, maria, good morning. panama's president says he's not going to renew the memorandum of understanding to join china's belt and road initiative,

and just in a key moment earlier today, senator todd young, a republican who had been wavering about this nomination, announced that he would vote to move ahead on kavanaugh's nomination to lead the intelligence community. after having extensive conversations. i was told with jd vance, the vice president, and getting assurances, including about some of his concerns about about how she would deal with people who had leaked classified information, including edward snowden. that became a big flashpoint during the hearing last week. and that is something that democrats have seized upon as well. the top democrat on the committee, senator mark warner, earlier today lashed out at gabbard's nomination and urged republicans to vote against her my concern is this. >> and it's not about our service to the country. it's about our judgment. and some of these secretaries become heads of bureaucracies. but the director of national intelligence gets exposed to some of our most classified information. and will our allies continue to share that intelligence if they're not sure it's going to be safe? a

cnn's brian todd is at reagan national airport. brian, we are now into saturday, several days after this crash. what's the latest on the recovery efforts today? >> well, jessica, we've been anticipating two critical developments in the investigation today that could come really at any time. one, you mentioned the the information from the black boxes, from those voice and flight data recorders that have been recovered from the water, according to a source familiar with the investigation. investigators could provide some high level readouts, possibly today, of the information from those black boxes. and that's going to be critical, because that could tell us about the altitude of both the aircrafts at the time of the collision. specifically, it could tell us whether the black hawk helicopter was flying at the prescribed height or possibly flying above that height. that height is 200ft above the ground. according to the rules. helicopters in that helicopter corridor that's just east of the airport here are supposed to fly either at or

when asked if the passenger plane's pilot tried some kind of a maneuver to pull up, todd inman of the ntsb said they did detect some kind of a change in pitch, meaning that there could very well have been an evasive maneuver attempted at the very last second by the pilot of the passenger plane. but of course, it was too late to avoid the collision. brian todd, cnn at reagan national airport. >> the next phase of the indirect israel-hamas ceasefire talks are scheduled to begin next week. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is due to meet with u.s. president donald trump in washington on tuesday. netanyahu left israel for washington, dc a short time ago. meanwhile, egypt says a hamas delegation is expected in cairo now in tel aviv saturday. thousands of protesters gathered outside israel's defense ministry and hostage square. they're calling for the release of all remaining hostages in gaza. now, this comes after the latest round of hostage and prisoner releases on saturday. cnn jerusalem correspondent jeremy diamond shows you how they went. >> keith siegel children have waited to

todd: 22 mike:questioning the elon musk's influence on the federal government. >> reporter: after doghe took a flurry of actions, its access is blocked to the treasury department payment and data systems. in a ruling issued early this morning, judge nichol meyer said doge's access to systems like social security numbers and bank accounts, cameras carry the risk of irreparable harm especially if those systems were to be hacked. any official who has access to the systems to destroy copies and materials, downloaded from the treasury department. the hearing is set for next friday. the restriction is a win for letitia james who led a coalition, james alleges this level of access for unauthorized individuals is unlawful, unprecedented and unacceptable. doge has no authority to access this information. democrats on capitol hill push for a treasury department investigation into elon musk's access. democratic congressman khanna says he doesn't agree with musk's approach. >> reporter: show where the wasteful spending is an force and up or down vote. don't make that decision unilaterally. that in

try and destroy her country truly and jeopardize the lives of law enforcement and our citizens and toddan is right to be appalled and furious but we will get to the bottom of this and donald trump has created an incredible team of people who we were friends already so many of us we get along great and we work so well together and we truly like each other. and we support everything truck president trump is doing and we're here to protect our country and that's what it's about right now keeping america safe my biggest fear the thing they would keep me up at night as we know because a joe biden and here's we have known terrorists in the country but we don't know where they are you mentioned the order to go after cartels work with dhs and glad you're doing that i worry about gangs in the country but also we have known murders and other violent criminals how do we find them? >> the entire dhs is doing a great job and what we are doing with our fbi agents and dea and atf and federal agents and u.s. marshals they will work together and prosecute violent crime instead of weaponized in governmen

talked about the search and recovery efforts regarding wednesday's helicopter and jet collision and todd inman and the black box. this is about 20 minutes. this is an investigation in regard to the c.r.j accident. and let me start as usual, our hearts go out to the families of the victims. our job is to come out with the probable cause and more importantly make recommendations so that this type of tragedy never occurs again. today, i know yesterday, you saw the chairman and myself and all the board members here. i just want to let you know they are actively involved in this and we are dividing and conquering and we had multiple conversations today and making sure we have the information we need and working to help our people. i would like to start thanking the first responders. when this first happened, a unified command was set up and we had a lot of important people that came and worpgd with us. fairfax fire and rescue and department, arlington county emergency management and arlington police, alexandria city fire and virginia state police, the incident management team, the emergency d

never mary todd lincoln. what's interesting is william herndon, who lincoln's law partner and had tried to court mary and did not like her and liked when she rejected him and even less so later when he she married abraham lincoln, his law partner. he you said this name after lincoln died and he did speaking tour and he was also a part of this sort of cabal. lincoln's eldest son and only living son at that time to have mary lincoln institutionalized, because her son wanted to run for office. and there was the belief that she was embarrassed. and so a sort of kangaroo court was conducted. she was found guilty, given as evidence was testimony by many people who had never met or had not interviewed her at all for these purposes, had met her in passing, had met her when husband was dying, when her children had died. so it was not a fair and just trial. and of course, she was out a year later and her son was ruined. yet what remains is this idea that mary lincoln was crazy. and so i try address that. there are cert

and also on board, indiana senator todd young announcing his this morning he is also going to back gabbard vote for her. i believe she is committed to strengthening our national security. and i questioned her extensively about her views on edward snowden, and i am now satisfied that she will not seek in any way to have him pardoned in closed session. she elaborated further on her reluctance to use the word trader. madison: we expect a report on closed doors later today. what you are seeing is nominee after nominee having a pathway that continues to open up. we could see more nomination as the we crawls on. stuart: he could get all his nominees, looks likely at this point. madison: things are moving in a positive direction for trump. stuart: chuck todd railed against elon musk, called him un-american. >> of democracy is a, quote, left-wing ideology to elon musk, this man is un-american. as far as my definition of america is. stuart: kennedy is fired up, all over it and she's going to be on the show. trump's phone call with china's xi jinping is happening very soon. we are all over that one

and todd inman confirmed the recovery of flight recorders and a black box. this is about 20 minutes. and i apologize we had to move this back. they are one of our primary's concerns. and they are having a hard time obviously. we want to do everything we can to make sure they get the most accurate information and factual information and that's always been at the core of the mission. air job -- our job is to come out with probable cause and make recommendations so that this type of tragedy never occurs again. and i know yesterday you saw the chairman and all the board members here and i want to let you know they are still actively involved. in the chairman and i have had multiple conversations today and she's helped out a lot making sure we are getting the investigative needs we have an she is working with some of our people. i would like to start by thanking the first responders. when this happened, a unified command was set up and we had a lot of important people that worked with us the fairfax county fire and rescue department, arlington county emergency ma

yesterday i met an individual deputy attorney general, todd blarch, made a good impression. some of you probably met him, too. he appears to be a well versed, well trained attorney. he was personal attorney to president trump in one you have his lawsuits. back in the day he was working for the u.s. attorney's office in new york. and i asked him, when you were -- started working there, did they let you pick and choose the files you worked on? he said of course not. you were assigned. particularly if you were low in seniority. i said to say a person worked on a january 6 case if they are new to the agency, is it possible that they were ordered to do that case? he said it's possible. i said should that be held against them? he didn't think it should. nor does anyone else, i hope. they did the job they were assigned to do. now we have this kind of survey of the department of justice and the f.b.i. to determine who was involved in the january 6 prosecutions. if this is an effort to punish them, dismiss them, or treat them poorly because they did what they were supposed to do as p

yesterday i met an individual deputy attorney general, todd blarch, made a good impression. some of you probably met him, too. he appears to be a well versed, well trained attorney. he was personal attorney to president trump in one you have his lawsuits. back in the day he was working for the u.s. attorney's office in new york. and i asked him, when you were -- started working there, did they let you pick and choose the files you worked on? he said of course not. you were assigned. particularly if you were low in seniority. i said to say a person worked on a january 6 case if they are new to the agency, is it possible that they were ordered to do that case? he said it's possible. i said should that be held against them? he didn't think it should. nor does anyone else, i hope. they did the job they were assigned to do. now we have this kind of survey of the department of justice and the f.b.i. to determine who was involved in the january 6 prosecutions. if this is an effort to punish them, dismiss them, or treat them poorly because they did what they were supposed to do as p

columns that the republican senator from maine -- who said that she was assured, todd young, the republicanand said that he got certain assurances from her. he spoke with the president. he spoke with the vice president. he says he spoke with elon musk. todd young said he also believes that members of the intelligence community will be okay with tulsa gabbard. he says "i've done my work. i've done my vetting. i've done what i think as a former marine corps intelligence officer is consistent with national security close was. if republicans are to stick together, they should be able to move this nomination across the floor. we think there might be a couple of other senators on the republican side of the aisle who are not on the intelligence committee who could have reservations with her. we think that most democrats if not all would be opposed, but tulsa gabbard is en route to the senate floor. that's not going to happen right away. as you heard from the senator, probably sometime next week. >> we will be looking forward to that. thank you. appreciate it. now, that's. >> his mother got into th

w. exciting todd costs. know on tv. my fee is and with i'm going to be a good law hope there are ways you can defend yourself that you can start off with the break up. and was it like to come out when you're married? how does on mental health impact life between east to west or the cross is right in the middle and the world around germany is getting more dangerous. we de code hold, it means senior and 9 c, d, w a there's, you know, understand, can have a think like devices presented. do you have any news on instagram? and the no follow up the is dw news and these are our top stories. israel says it's expecting large numbers of palestinians to leave gossip just a day after us president donald trump suggested that the us should take over the territory trumps idea has been widely condemned by other leaders who rejected the plan. the human secretary general, antonio gutierrez, as warrant against ethnic cleansing, ukrainian president of all of them is a lensky has welcome delivery of the 1st mirage. 2000 and fighter jets fro

. >> todd: and in the time frame that they need it. if you are sick ted you don't need healthcare in two years. you need it today. doug collins. >> carley: thank you for joining us. >> todd: looking forward to you make that problem go away. best of luck, sir. >> you too. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast that's where we are. thursday, february 6th. this is "fox & friends." now the hard stuff. saving money continues to be controversial. democrats say they want elon musk fired immediately. we put it in italics in the prompter. they are going to take a stand today. >> first and foremost [bleep] elon musk. >> this is a dictatorship in the making. >> we're not going to have apartheid in america anymore. >> lawrence: just angry. >> brian: right. >> lawrence: democrats are even starting to turn on each other after moments like the one you see on your screen. >> ainsley: plus, counting down super bowl lix on fox. steve, as you can see is live from the chicken n pickle in kansas along with fe

she's facing a tough vote even amongst republicans, todd young not saying one way or the other if he'scollins says she will be voting yes the senate finance committee also going to be voting to send rfk junior's nomination out of committee for hhs secretary. all eyes on cassidy a doctor he's a vaccine supporter in todd young who refused to save is going to support kennedy. other senators susan collins, lisa murkowski and mitch mcconnell, republicans have a 1e committee that will be today, president trump namely treasury secretary scott bessent as acting head of the consumer financial protection bureau the temporary action taken after former director was let go over the weekend the first act of the temperate takeover includes a work in litigation freeze. mexican drug cartels reportedly ordering a tax on u.s. border patrol agents using kamikaze drones and explosives that's according to an internal memo obtained by the new york post the secretary intelligence issuing an alert him to stay vigilant and carry proper equipment including body armor and rifles the cartel also reportedly using s