. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization. we use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park department and street soccer u.s.a. have been partners now for nearly a decade. street soccer shares our mission in using sport as a vehicle for youth development and for reaching people of all ages. rec and park has a team. >> i'm been playing soccer all my life. soccer is my life. >> i played in the streets when i was a kid. and i loved soccer back home. i joined street soccer here. it was the best club to join. it helps me out. >> the tenderloin soccer club started in the summer of 2016. we put one of our mini soccer pitches in one of our facilities there. the kids who kpriez the club team came out to utilize that space, and it was beautiful because they used it as an opportunity to express themselves in a place where they were free to do so, and it was a safe space,

[cheers and applause] great honor. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! pres.: i want to begin by thanking matt and mercedes, the incredible job they do and everyone, everyone they put together. they put together an amazing team. the american conservative union for organizing this event. along with -- oh you have some big players here. senator ted cruz, eric schmidt, jim banks of indiana. where is eric? where is eric? hello, eric. you can see eric anywhere. if he's right in the back of the room, he stands up. they're all good these are great people. representatives, riley moore, james comer, harriet hagerman, byron donalds. our great attorney general. she's going to be great. pam bondy. i don't know where she is. so many people. so many people. secretary doug berkam. secretary chris wright. secretary scott turner. our next ambassador to the united nations, elise stefanik who just gave a great speech, by the way. a very good friend of mine. is this guy central casting though? tom hollman. is he central cast something where is -- i love tom. how can i love a buy

[cheers and applause] great honor. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! pres.: i want to begin by thanking matt and mercedes, the incredible job they do and everyone, everyone they put together. they put together an amazing team. the american conservative union for organizing this event. along with -- oh you have some big players here. senator ted cruz, eric schmidt, jim banks of indiana. where is eric? where is eric? hello, eric. you can see eric anywhere. if he's right in the back of the room, he stands up. they're all good these are great people. representatives, riley moore, james comer, harriet hagerman, byron donalds. our great attorney general. she's going to be great. pam bondy. i don't know where she is. so many people. so many people. secretary doug berkam. secretary chris wright. secretary scott turner. our next ambassador to the united nations, elise stefanik who just gave a great speech, by the way. a very good friend of mine. is this guy central casting though? tom hollman. is he central cast something where is -- i love tom. how can i love a buy

"u.s.a.adio political analyst. josh, you can't deny that this has been fast and furious, but, to listen to stephen miller kind of lay it all out there at the white house. what's your take of this 30 days? >> well, it's hard to believe it's only been a month. it feels like it's been a year with all the executive orders, a lot of disruption across the board with the federal bureaucracy. a lot of chaos and disruption on the foreign policy stage as we have learned this week. look, you know, there is some new polls out this week it. looks like donald trump still has higher job approval numbers right now than he did almost throughout that first term. but they are a little bit on the decline. and i think the big concern if you are the trump administration is that there is growing worries about the state of the economy inflation is still a nagging worry for a lot of the americans, including a lot of those republican voters that backed him in hopes that the price of groceries would go down and price o

when people see products made in the u.s.a., they know there are certain standards that they are held to before they are allowed to be manufactured or created. and so, it still -- our brand is a strong brand overseas. the problem is we don't do a lot of exporting to more than one country -- small businesses don't. let me explain that. small businesses might export to one country and once you have the template, you can export to other countries, right? and one of the things i have done in my district, i brought -- i brought folks in to talk to small businesses about how to export because the made in u.s.a. label holds a lot of allure for overseas' customers. in my district, beauty products because we are los angeles and hollywood has mistake, kneeing that is beauty products has huge appeal. and we brought folks in from treasury and and sort of simplify the process and explained it to them so they could be successful to exporting. we areal multi lingual and multi cultural country and we can export to many countries and yet people aren't quite there. to give small businesses and medium-s

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next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a♪♪ [applause] >> ♪ from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from. net to houston and new york to l.a. there's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't in no cut i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪♪ ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪♪ [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. that's such a great song. hard to cut it off, isn't it? you know? i want to get you home for the hockey game, i guess. we'll get this done real quick. quickly. and i want to thank you all. we have so many grea

. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization. we use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park department and street soccer u.s.a. have been partners now for nearly a decade. street soccer shares our mission in using sport as a vehicle for youth development and for reaching people of all ages. rec and park has a team. >> i'm been playing soccer all my life. soccer is my life. >> i played in the streets when i was a kid. and i loved soccer back home. i joined street soccer here. it was the best club to join. it helps me out. >> the tenderloin soccer club started in the summer of 2016. we put one of our mini soccer pitches in one of our facilities there. the kids who kpriez the club team came out to utilize that space, and it was beautiful because they used it as an opportunity to express themselves in a place where they were free to do so, and it was a safe space,

and this is a column from rex hub printed in "u.s.a. yesterday. he says if your goal in voting for president donald trump was own the libs and make fellow americans you'vded hate feel scared or miserable, then congratulations. the first month of theion' first everconvicted felon president has beea massive succ if your goal in voting forrump was to make your own life better perhaps by loweringhe cost of eggs and other groceries or entrusting a republican to arsly battle inflation, i have bad news for you. you are conned. along with mil of others and truirst month in office has demonstrated how littlee cares about you or your day-to-day existence. that is in "u.s.a. today." if you'd like to read that opinion piece. and this is jack, upper marlboro, maryland, democrat. good morning, jack. caller: hey, good morning. i think the piece of article that you just read sums it up. donald trump has been a resounding failure from everything going with his cabinet picks, with his pardoning of the j-6ers and the destruction of the federal government and gutting

part of this conversation and away heard it from petition helping leg is the -- hegseth is the u.s.a. is focusing on china. how can nato members get involved whether there's an office. where does it go from here? >> i think that what has happened at the last that nato sum mitts have been important talking about china and the threat threaten and the fact that doesn't stay in the indo-pacific, it playing greats --it might go great. one of the things i say why ukraine matters to us is because oured a stairs are looking at what we do in ukraine, with we will stand by our allies and if we are not going to stand by our allies in ukraine will we in taiwan. if nato is attacked we are fortune that the ukrainians are courageous and willing to fight for their countries because terror fighting on behalf of a lot of us. i don't want to see my grandsons go to fight in ukraine or other parts of the world because we didn't take a stand now to defend our ally when we said we were going to. >> all right. we will, i think that is all the time that we have for today. i really -- >> i told tom i didn't me

the two set to sign a big deal that could make the u.s.a. a lot of money. at the white house. good morning, lucas. >> lucas: good morning, brian. one of the questions today what security guarantees if any are in this proposed agreement with president volodymyr zelenskyy which, of course, is what brings him here today. and part of a draft -- part of what is in the draft agreement is a 50% mineral rights deal which gives the united states half of all the minerals and rare earth that comes out of the ground in ukraine. we have description some of those minerals read them to you include titanium, which is used in the f-35 joint strike fighters bulkheads. components in the aircraft and engine parts. lithium used for batteries and smart phones, electric vehicles, graphite key material and steel production. nickel used in battery. cobalt used in rechargeable batteries and ev production. now half the rare earth materials ukraine territory occupied by russian forces ahead of zelenskyy's visit today. gone is the harsh rhetoric describing him. here is president trump

that's "u.s.a. today." that gives me. >> lawrence: what a change. >> brian: at least that editorial. people just judging me fairly. >> ainsley: okay. now it's time to get to carley. >> carley: good morning to you, guys. brian, you kept your promise. you are a trustworthy man. accused ceo killer louise manning joan appear in manhattan courtroom since december arraignment on murder and terror charges. accused of gunning down united healthcare ceo brian thompson outside of a new york city hotel in an act prosecutors say was meant to send a message to the healthcare entry. manning gee one's next court date in federal court is in terrifying moment being on the plane. is he still processing what happened but thought he wasn't going to make it. >> flying through the air. bodies being jolted around between hitting the window and the gentleman next to me start thinking that this is it. and start thinking about your loved ones and my wife and children del tall just offered $30,000 for the went no strings attached. it

and tonight in boston, team u.s.a.oes to battle against canada again as they compete in these final of the four nations faceoff. it is a rematch the saturday's slug fest started with canadians booing our national anthem and ended in victory for the americans. florida panthers star matthew says he is pumped to represent the stars and stripes. >> that's something that we do not take for granted. the opportunity to wear the u.s.a. jersey and we're the luckiest people in the world to be americans and to grow up and live in this country now we have a chance to represent and an opportunity of the lifetime. >> carley: in the first matchup three fights broke out within the first nine seconds of regulation. they dropped the puck and then the gloves came off and they started fighting and it was hilarious, guys. over to you. >> brian: hilarious unless you are getting punched in the face. >> carley: hockey so part of their job. >> ainsley: always stun to watch. >> ainsley: what happens this time when the national anthem is play pl

but never so much when you look at u.s.a. i.d. that's a fraud. the whole thing is a fraud. -- very little being put to good use. every single line that i look at in terms of events and transactions is either corrupt or ridiculous. and we're going to be doing that through our government. and i think we're going to be very close to balancing budgets for the first time in many years. we're going to have very close in addition to moneys coming in from tariffs, etc., etc., but no, he's doing a very good job. i'm very happy with him. >> will you put elon musk up in the podium for us to ask him some questions? pres. trump: oh, sure. he's not shy. elon's not shy. >> any timetable for a takeover from gaza? pres. trump: no, it's been very well received where the united states would view it as real estate transaction where we'll ban investor in that part of the world. and no rush to do anything. we wouldn't need anybody there. it would be supplied and given to us by israel. they'll watch it in terms of security. we're not talking about boots on the ground or anything but i think we al

new u.s.a.n 22 million people plan to miss work tomorrow across the country, and that's 40% more than last year. >> how do they figure this stuff out. that's it for us at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00 fo an hour ♪ >>> tonight, president trump makes good on his campaign pledges,s

then "u.s.a. today" r.f.k. jr. will oversee the nation's health care. he was confirmed by the senate yesterday on a 52-48 vote largely along party lines. mitch mcconnell the only republican to vote with democrats in opposition. later on in the day yesterday sworn in at the, in the overall office at the white house supreme court justice neil gorsuch delivering the swearing in it r.f.k. jr. as president trump watched. also yesterday agriculture second brook collins was confirmed it lead the department 72-28 including 19 democrats in support for her. kash patel the pick to lead f.b.i. the senate judiciary committee vetoed 12-10 along party lines to proceed with his nomination and that will head then to the spat floor. robin in silver spring, democratic caller. we are in open forum. good morning. host: -- caller: i want to talk about fraud, waste and abuse. one thing i notice is that elon musk and trump are accusing the federal government for a lot of fraud, waste and abuse, which i'm sure there's some we can find. but i want people to realize that some of

the miss chinatown u.s.a. pageant is on friday night. a parade on saturday, of course, and the street fair runs all weekend. we have a list of all the closures and all the information on kpix.com. >>> across the bay, oakland is also getting on the action, the former home of the warriors. now preparing to host several events for nba all-star weekend. oakland police, along with bart police and chp will have extra staff throughout the downtown area and around the oakland coliseum, which will host two high-profile events, including the celebrity all-star game, and the hbcu classic. >> as we're preparing to welcome an increase of visitors throughout our city, we are here to keep our residents and those visitors safe. >> reporter: oakland police also plan to stay in constant communication with san francisco's pud throughout the weekend. >>> right now, police in san jose are looking for those responsible for a shooting that left a man with life threatening injuries. our chopper over the scene at farm and dow drive about an hour ago. you can see

new u.s.a. poll found more than 22 million people plan to miss work tomorrow across the country, and that's 40% more than last year. >> how do they figure this stuff out. that's it for us at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00 fo an hour ♪ >>> tonight, president trump makes good on his campaign pledges, as courts flex their power to slow him down. >>> trump visiting the super bowl in new orleans while steam rolling washington and the federal workforce. >> this is a first step only, but we're moving in the right direction. >> we are witnessing a constitutional crisis. >> new cbs polling on what americans think of the job he's doing. >>> also tonight, securing new orleans beyond the big game. >> go chiefs! >> i'm kati weis, where super bowl security is tighter than it's ever been before. but what happens when this big event is all over? i'll tell you next. >>> in israel, details emerge on the latest hostage ordeal. >> alarm is skyrocketing over the hostages' condition. >>> one month after the fire sto

she was a school bus driver, she was an executive assistant at exxon u.s.a., a mother of four boys, a sweeted a line with always a song in her heart and great advice for her four boys. and, mom, love you very much. happy birthday, mother. and, mr. speaker, with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from puerto rico, mr. hernandez rivera, for five minutes. mr. rivera: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the administration recently announced sharp cuts to federal grant funding for universities, medical centers and other research institutions. these cuts will devastate our students, our professors, our seniors, and what concerns me the most, these cuts will devastate puerto rico. why? the n.i.h., the target of these cuts, funds critical medical research. during the past year, the n.i.h. has supported 73 projects and provided up to 53 -- $53 million for puerto rico's universities, hospitals and research centers, like centro medico in san juan. these cuts threaten local programs studying diseases that disproportionately effect puerto ricans like di

all made in the u.s.a. i rebuilt our military during my first term. did a great job. we left some of it behind in afghanistan, stupidly. there was no reason for that. but it was still as much as it was, it was billions and billions of dollars. but it was a small part of it. but we're going to have the strongest military by far. we have great people. i want to congratulate pete hegseth for having gone through the gauntlet. he went through a lot. he got through. he'll be tremendous, i have no doubt he's going to be a tremendous leader. other of the leaders sitting here in their own fields, going to do something, very, very great. we expect great things. i expect the strongest military by far in the world, for a stronger than china. for a stronger than anybody. that's the way it is. thank you very much. would you like to ask a question? please. go ahead. reporter: my question, let me ask two quick questions. first, this is the first meeting between mr. president and our prim minister so what kind of impression do you have on him? and number two, do you have an idea, or d

u.s.a. do some valuable things and they do some things counter to america s. and he ran through programss and she couldn't believe it. trump said let's get rid of it. head of u.s. resisted when elon musk went in, so they fired him. john forhe, he is the one who fired the trump guy when he tried to find out where spending was and questioned it. they went to inspector general and the u.s. general told the guy to get lost and fired him. four years later and trump is fixing this. within 10 days of him getting the job. >> ainsley: over the weekend, lawrence jones interviewed kristi noem and today he'll be at the border with pete hegseth, secretary hegseth. good morning, lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, family. i guess the story to report on the border is the border is closed. there is not a lot of traffic. all assets are in place, that is where we'll interview pete hegseth. yesterday i spoke with secretary of homeland security kristi noem kristi noem and she talked about morale of agents on the ground, here is a little bit of that. >> i kept getting asked by se

. >> brooke: u.s.a. 40 billion of appropriations. >> todd: shut down the fentanyl, that's it. >> carley: that's right. brooke singman, thank you. you solved the whole problem, show over. thousands of protesters block a busy freeway in los angeles, look at that. protesters carried signs with phrases including nobody is illegal and viva, mexico. it forced road closures and caused major traffic delays. officers were deployed to try to gain control of the situation. the freedom is reopened and no arrests have been reported. officials are saying this is last thing we need right now. vice president j.d. vance visiting east palestine, ohio today. j.d. vance has -- was a freshman senator at the time of the c crash. he arrived early. just last week the city and railway reached a 20 million settlement, which will go toward rebuilding. we'll speak to a resident later this hour. secretary of state marco rubio making a trip to el salvador today after getting a win in panama yesterday. marco rubio toured the panama ca

or representative of u.s.a.? president trump: are you talking about me? reporter: elon musk. president trump: they met and i assume he wants to do business in india. but it's a very hard place to do business in because of the high tariffs that are the highest anywhere in the world and is a hard place to do business. i would imagine he met possibly because he's running a company and doing this as something he felt strongly about for a long time because he sees what's happening and sees how the country really is being hurt badly by all of the fraud, waste, and abuse. reporter: meeting with a representative of your country? president trump: he's meeting with me in a little while so i'll ask him that question. i'll ask him that question. pres. trump: i think they're all coming more or less at the same time. it's not going to be a big shock to the system. it's going to bring pharmaceuticals back to our country. much more important than the money. it's a lot of money. it's going to bring pharmaceuticals back to our country. bring chips back to our country. going to bring automobile

. >> todd: marco rubio revealing his plans for u.s.a. id, u.s. aid as taking over as acting director. >> there are things we should not be involved funding or that we have questions about. they are uncooperative, we had to take dramatic steps to bring this under control. >> todd: doge leader elon musk says usaid is beyond repair and looking to shut it down. drug cartels are ordering members to target border agents with drones. using social media to encourage illegal migrants to spit and urinate on agents. officer safety alert reminding them to stay armed and alert. pete hegseth visited the border with tom homan yesterday declaring new era of determination to stop illegal migration. lawrence jones interviewed the new secretary during that visit, that will come up on "fox and friends". >> carley: and protesters take to the streets of los angeles to rally against president trump's immigration policies. police disbursed demonstrators who were blocking intersections and tied up traffic into the night. getting a lot of residents on their side who are t

. >> [scattered chanting of u.s.a .] >> great to be with you, good to see you. >> are you a little jetlaggedno? >> yes, i am a little jetlagged. we did a trip where we went to france and then germany and then san diego for a family wedding, back in d.c. we did all that in like seven days. i'm in a good place right now. i got some sleep last night. >> it is a real special day today. you know what today is? february 20. that means our first 30 days. happy one month anniversary of the trump-pence administration. i mean, how exciting is that? >> it's very exciting. hard to believe we've only been in office for a month because i think we've done more in a month than i did in about four years and thank god for that. but the president keeps us on a pretty breakneck pace. he always asks what have we done today, what are we doing tomorrow and next week. and he realizes this is a special moment in time. by the way, thanks to all of you for making it possible for us to do all the good work we've been doing in the administration. i know we wouldn't be here without you but i think the president is acutel

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[laughter] in montreal where team u.s.a.ad-to-head with team canada, but when our national anthem was played, the arena full of canadians did this. [booing]. >> greg: wow. usually when i hear boos like that, it's when i'm putting my shirt back on. [laughter] once the game started, three fights broke out in the first nine seconds. >> greg: wow, that got uglier faster than taylor swift in the rain. molly, is there some big grand meaning to come out of this? these fights break out, they boo our national anthem. put your analysis on this. i'm trying to find meaning from this. >> absolutely i think there's meaning here. it made me so proud as an american to see the whistle blows and the guys take off their gloves and go for it. it's like things we haven't seen since the 1980s, this pride in the country. and canada, i understand that trump said some mean things about them and wants to take them over. they should remember that we're responsible for their security and that they have been good friends, but this is disruptful. i think

but how does this bode for the sector how is it done with the new administration wants to make the u.s.ad joining us in the fox business exclusive technology ceo, he is the new ceo, congratulations, let's get right to it and very interesting to know you put it out statement on the by bit what did you learn from it, how did they do that? >> thank you for having me web three and the ability to move assets by leveraging block chain is an opportunity but the hackers are always going to go where the money is so removing assets to crypto currency whether hot wallet cold wallet we will see attackers taken advantage. were following closely we saw hints at checkpoints over the last summer. were you to look further into it and see what can be done to protect and a better protection in the future. liz: i was reading your report you put out the statement and you said it shows a new phase of attack methods featuring advanced techniques that manipulate user interfaces. what does that mean in plain english, how did they manipulate the interfaces and what does checkpoint do to prevent something like thi

because i think you will agree with me, there is no t in u.s.a., obviously, that becomes an issue. and if you want a b.l.t. for lunch, things could get ugly. but nothing will stop america's low-t like no t. what other changes are making us great again? >> the trump administration ordering all gender ideology references be removed, including pronouns, in email signatures. >> jon: oh, yeah. consonants and pronouns! you are next, prepositions! no more pronouns in email signatures! good luck signing your emails now, president xi! [cheers and applause] or should i say... president him? those are just the actions of the president has taken to prove he is still kind of a dick. but believe me, he has not taken his eye off of america's true nation-state. >> president trump is reiterating his threat to, quote, "take back the panama canal." >> trump suggesting he could use military force to take greenland. >> president trump had a fiery phone call with denmark's prime minister, putting the nato ally in crisis mode. >> jon: denmark, panama, greenland, the axi

mexico said will commit 10000 troops to the southern border to try to prevent the employer to the u.s.a. fentanyl, that certainly worked did it not, for the markets they're not focused on that they are looking at all kinds of reaction and domino effects the tariffs would bring and what are they watching so many places near. >> there are a lot of cost cuts, what is interesting mexico and claudia sheinbaum which she could've done this last week or the week before and said we will send troops and avoided the drama but she decided not to until today when the pressure was on the market welcome that. to your point there's a lot of other stuff going on. i don't think there is a panic over using tariffs as a negotiating tool because very clearly he has used it to our advantage and i think people recognize that and understand that, the ones that were biden the hair on fire, selling stock as quick as they could are certainly looking at themselves now in the mere said what did i do what did i do because it is not nearly as negative as it appeared it was but that being said, to your point the ego d

ukraine isn't in this war if the u.s.a. united states doesn't support it.e not willing to support it the same way. i applaud the president like i had a lot of reservations about turning gaza into mara gaza. i applause the president end the war taking lives every single day. >> brian: i don't think if you have a monitor there take a look at the maps before the invasion that ukraine eye russia did unprovoked to afterwards. they lost about 20% of their land. they are in a virtual stalemate. one of the proposals has an international force on that border. some say would include u.s. troops. secretary hegseth says no way. how do you feel? >> joey: honestly, brian, my complete honest opinion is we haven't proven to the american people we can win against a bunch of guys in flip flops and aks. i don't think we are in the economic or position with our marital to embark into what would be another world war and putting ourselves that much closer to it. i hate that that's the answer that and that should not be the situation. i hope we are about to talk about how that is

that is in "u.s.a. today." if you'd like to read that opinion piece. and this is jack, upper marlboro, maryland, democrat. good morning, jack. caller: hey, good morning. i think the piece of article that you just read sums it up. donald trump has been a resounding failure from everything going with his cabinet picks, with his pardoning of the j-6ers and the destruction of the federal government and gutting the federal workforce, inflation is on the rise again. food prices are creeping back up. i mean, egg prices are ridiculous at this time. everything in his mind is still joe biden's fault even though he's the president. so, yeah. it's been a resounding failure. his foreign policy has been a disaster. he's spitting in the face of all our allies, how allies for the north in canada. he started a trade war. our european allies, he has absolutely no regard for. this country is in trouble. and if you don't believe me, just look at what's happening with these republicans congressional members are going back home and holding town halls. people are upset. and

doctor trusted and formulated in the u.s.a. >> carley: fox news senior medical analyst dr. doctor good morning to you. these two senators wrote a letter to the fda says this ad risks misleading patients. what do you think about this? >> dr. siegel: i have concerns too by the way this company hims and hers and others like it promoted skin products and hair products and drugs like viagra but those around a long time ozempic and wegovy are not under patent until 2032 we are still learning about these drugs and side effects. this company is using what is called compounding pharmacies drugs like ozempic but not exactly and the fda doesn't have a way to look over that and not supervise over that i want experts in the loop here to decide who needs these drugs. work hand in hand with the patient. not by telehealth, without a patient -- without a doctor in the room and make decisions when lifestyle changes, exercise, diet, that's make america healthy again. before did you go pill popping you got to look into those issues and you are not doing that via telehealth with unknown medicat