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investigation into boeing over the door plug blowout on the alaska airlines flight back in january. since then there have been some other incidents. hello everyone and welcome to "fox news live" by merrick sean hi arthel. arthel: hello eric, hello everyone i michael neville. and investigators are interviewing passengers and crew from the flight two had to make an emergency landing after the fuselage since then they have been more incidents yesterday united airline a boeing aircraft slid off a houston runway after an equipment failure. passengers were understandably shaken. quick smooth sailing all the sudden bang all sitting sideways. trixie was terrifying to experience something so drastic as that.

>> did you see this? a tire on thursday fell right off of the boeing 777 as it took off from san francisco. thankfully no one was injured from that tire it did crush two parked cars. on monday and another united airlines boeing plane had to make an emergency landing minutes into its flight one of the engines as you can see burst into flames here's t a former boeing factor viii manager told us who told us about all of this. >> the specific incidents it could be pilot error on the issue with the plane that slid off the runway. we do not know at this point. but one thing we do know is all of these pieces are critically important. the operation of the airplane, the design of the plane the manufacturing, all of it. quality et cetera. it just shows you the system is more fragile than we think. quick plus got to matt for and he is live with more details on all of this, matt. >> you may recall the terrifying incident when a door blew out of

a boeing 737 max on alaska airlines flight back and jane are the justice department has now reportedly launched a criminal investigation into boeing whether it complied with an earlier settlement that involved two deadly 7:30 seven max crashes in 2018 in 2019. alaska airlines says it is cooperating with federal investigators have been in touch with passengers on board that flight notifying they could potential crime victims according to the wall street journal. this past monday at horrifying video shows an while on united airlines boeing jet bursting into flames and some passengers say they thought they were going to die on the flight from houston to fort myers, florida. no injuries were reported by the boeing 37900 made a safe landing back in houston. united airlines tells local reporters they think a piece of bubble wrap somehow that sucked into the while causing the flames. video shows a tire falling off

another united airlines boeing 777 moments after it took off from san francisco on thursday. it made an emergency landing here in los angeles. the tire fell into a parking lot destroying cars and a fence but no one was hurt. then, back in houston on friday another united flight slid off the runway after it landed the plane tilted in a grassy area. note injuries they are. transportation secretary pete buttigieg spoke with fox news about recent bo billing incidens and a federal probe. >> definitely concerned about what we have seen i have communicated that directly to the ceo of boeing. the proof is going to be and how they respond. >> a lot of different incidents to keep up with here. boeing and united say they are cooperating with all federal investigation associated with what has happened. >> alrall right matt finn thank

you. eric: tennessee police officer shot and in line of duty thankfy recovering at home. memphis police department says the officer was conducting a traffic stop when the driver of that car allegedly open fire hitting the officer four times. police were able to track down that suspect after an intensive manhunt. he happened to not be the only one arrested. madison has more on this unfolding drama. >> like you said after an hours long manhunt memphis police arrested five people pray they say the main suspect shot at the officer while he was trying to write a speeding ticket. >> i think we need to be laser focused on making criminals fear us. the criminals do not fear the police department. that is problematic. >> mentioned officer lieutenant bobby johnson the accused shooter drove off after shooting the cop while a second officer

fired a back investigators managed to track him down to an apartment within five hours. 22-year-old geronimo. he was taken to the hospital for a hand injury. new court docs revealed he refused to sign the speeding citation told lieutenant johnson quote you are going to have to kill me before the shooting happened. now in jail he faces attempted murder and other charges. charge for other people they found inside the apartment where he was found as accessories. a source confirms from sleep face charges of vandalism, escaping police custody and starting a riot at a youth detention center back in 2019 when he was 18 years old and neighboring fayette county but we are told his conviction was later expunged. memphis pastor runs eight youth crime prevention program he said crime seems to be getting worse in the city. this a police shooting is

another example of that. >> or something going on with the mindset of our young people. doesn't want to sign a simple citation. and commit such a heinous act is almost taking an officers life. rex crime remains a major issue for memphis there is a new initiative to fix the problem. public safety crime task force led by the newly elected mayors, it makes him optimistic. several agencies are a part of it and hope to finally bring change to the city. as for this case the suspect is due in court on monday. >> i am redeploying nearly 1000 members of the new york state police, mta police, mta national guard to conduct set in the

cities busiest transit station. >> new york governor kathy hochul announcing a new effort to fight crime and new york city's subways. random bag checks are part of the plan. asteroids what they thought. yes it is random and we need it if you don't have the problem just open your bag. >> and meanwhile there are calls and another big city to follow suit head of the largest union of chicago transit workers is applauding bubbles move and says he would welcome help from the illinois national guard. >> i commend governor hogle from new york for the steps that she took to protect everyday people. i hope other governor leaders it is a great idea. it is something i will be speaking about. two minutes to have someone

check your bag to make sure your commute is safe, i don't see that as a problem. i think that puts a lot of minds at ease. >> illinois governor and chicago mayor have not said if they would consider deploying the national guard. >> meanwhile progressive city of san francisco it is taking a big step to the right too. voters they respond to the spiraling drug homelessness and crime by approving law and order measures this week. those measures will increase police power required drug screen for welfare recipients. they are fed up with soft on crime policies that have allowed for rapid theft and is scared away both businesses big and small. mayor who propose the measure pushed back on the notion her city is no longer progressive. >> let me say something to those in the press claiming tuesday election means of san francisco

is not a progressive city anymore. building homes and adding treatment beds is progressive. >> mr. greenberg san francisco political commentator former candidate for mayor who knows a lot about the subject. welcome first of all. what are some of the new measures the mayor has announced and will be in effect the voters approved and do you approve of them? >> hi eric. of course we approve. the thing is, this is 2024 november coming up. mayor is facing a reelection that is going to be a really steep climb for her. she is pulling really low and i looked at us personally and a lot of us here in san francisco we look at this as being a political stunt to try to get flavored with her. the thing is these two ballot measures seem just common sense. for example to expand police

powers we are not talking about bringing in a tremendous force this is just to allow pursuits and defining what a pursuits can be for the police department. why is it even an issue? because the police commission which is extremely powerful board here a commission they are anti- cop they are anti- prosecution. what london read could have done and should have done is done more to pressure the police so they would not have to go through this proposition the whole ballot measure in the first place. the second item, prop f has to do with t reining in an uncontrolled spending on those addicted to drugs. it is requiring those who are receiving welfare from the city have to have some testing to assure not going to be on drugs. that also seems that should have been a common sense things that did not have to go to the voters. that is the way it is here in san francisco.

we are playing a walkable work something pops up we try to beat it up the next thing you know pops up somewhere else. that is what life he is here in san francisco. it has taken a shiite slight shift to the right but not right let conservative it means removing a little bit further away from the insane leftist policies. >> what type of policies would you suggest would help at the city back on a complete track? you see what happens on union square. what do you recommend? >> there are two things and he e running for mayor really needs to address. the first thing is public safety of course. that right there is what is affecting union square the shopping districts and cafés and shops that's the main problem why people don't want to come to san francisco anymore and do their shopping and entertainment. that's suffering the hotel industry is not doing well. and of course as everyone knows we have among the highest if not

the highest office vacancies. workers onerous coming into the city with the mayor was ecstatic about we are lamenting it we are $5 billion more than it needs to be and that is that saying it. it is a crushing us it is putting a burden on us to have to come up with that kind of money every year t taxpayers had earned money why should we be paying $5 billion more than we need to? quick to some encouraging news if you look at the crime statistics from the city police. let me read them to crime down 7% when you look at the last quarter versus last quarter 2022. shoplifting down about a third property crime down about a third burglar is down, violent

crime down almost a quarter. it seems to be encouraging do you see that is encouraging or do you want more? >> well, that statistic you left off we are in an auto burglary auto smash and grab spike. we are almost at record highs. the second thing is when there is so many shops and stores and cafés have closed and left town. the criminals have less and less to burglarize and break into. that is explaining another reason why these statistics are down. because shops have left. >> what is the answer? >> the answer is we need to get more faith as locals here to be able to go out more and enjoy being here in san francisco to bring back the tourism industry. to turn things around and right

now our mayor is not addressing that she just says we are back that's part of her press conference the other day. san francisco is back and with it another major store announced they are leaving and packing up her. >> may or not here to defend yourself on this. that is your view and certainly the city by debate what a beautiful place you have activists in san francisco good to see you, thank you. >> thank you. fulton county district attorney fani willis could learn her fate any day now. whether or not to get d8 willis off the election interference case against former president trump. a closer look at the legal issues at play and the highi stakes involved. that is coming ubr enp next. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals.

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arthel: us-led coalition downed at least 28 drones fired by iran back terrace this morning. it is the largest attack on commercial ships in the red sea into months. this is despite nearly daily strikes off the proxy group by u.s. forces. no navy or commercial vessels were damaged by the way. lucas of tomlinson is here now with more on this, lucas.

>> arthel come some officials think the only way to stop his bike turning up the volume. start killing houthis leaders. one retired u.s. army general was significant combat time that thesethese tit-for-tat strikes e not working. >> we are not really deterring that we are degrading them. we are degrading their ability to conduct some of these attacks but the iranian are resupply them. >> here is some video from his majesty's ship hms regiment of british warships shooting down two of the 28 drones. it is important to note the british and american warships are firing off two million-dollar interceptor missiles to shoot down the tread eight drones that are essentially cheap flying lawnmower cook packed with explosives u.s. and warships cannot be rearmed at sea. the british must go to gibraltar or two to load more missiles were u.s. and have launched drones tribes four times and

speak in general 11th for the first time in this conflict that began on october 17, it is turned deadly for crewmembers for a cargo ship off the coast when the british was hit and destroyed by houthis missile three were killed others seriously wounded as you can see here but last month they set a commercial vessel loaded with over 40000 tons of fertilizer and fuel on board environmental disaster sunk a few days ago. dragged its anchor, severing important fiber-optic cables as well president biden spoke about what some are calling a low-grade war and hi in his staf the union address. >> also means containing the threat posed by iran. that is why i built a coalition of more than a dozen countries to defend international shipping and freedom of navigation in the red sea. >> also growing concern a u.s. warship to be hit in the future there is also concerned about plans for the u.s. and military to build a temporary. off the coast of gaza and a war zone but some would like to see that aid going to a city in

southern israel and have the a aid. arthel: lucas tomlinson thank you. >> right now in georgia we are looking at open borders but we are looking at inflation. those two issues already have people pretty agitated in georgia. >> president biden and former president trump old dueling rallies in that state in georgia today. george is a key battleground state this november. the president looking to court voters in atlanta the presumptive gop nominee plans to address his base in the conservative stronghold town of rome above atlanta. mark meredith is covering both events what we can expect later on today. >> good afternoon were trying to be two places at once where we are present bite is going to take the stage behind me and later this afternoon today as a visit to atlanta is all about trying to court minority voters which would be crucial to the biden harris a campaign if they're going to have any success in november. just this week in the

biden/harris ticket rolling out a new ad campaign $30 million of the next six weeks to sell the president's agenda millions of people heard about on thursday night at state of the union. on friday eight near philadelphia also made it clear pivot to the economy polls show remain a top concern for millions of people. cook's wages are up and inflation is coming down. inflation has dropped from 9%, to 3%. we have made so much progress in al-assad about the future we can build because we have more to do. look the future in the days of trickle-down economics are over. >> if we cannot show you at live pictures out of rome, georgia former president trump will be speaking at that podium is about an hour or so north of atlanta is likely to talk about a lot about the economy he argues americans a lot more worse off now than compared when he was in office four years ago ataxia prices at the grocery store mortgage rate and credit card debt at an all-time high.

almost all of terms from republican challengers for the nomination people like ron desantis, tim scott they've all endorsed him. but not nikki haley she is holding back for now on the official endorsement but the outgoing rnc chairwoman says she believes the party is fully pary united behind the former president. >> we recognize him today for the overwhelming success he has already achieved earning the support of over 90% of republican delegates and acknowledge she is not only our presumptive nominee but will be the next president of the united states. >> trump is still a few delegates shy of clinch the nomination that could change with the other contest happening we all expect the trump/biden rematch for the falls of the attacks were likely to hear or will be quite personal against its predecessor they certainly have been speaking out quite a bit against each other. >> yes they will thank you so much looking forward to it. you can tune in later on tonight for more coverage of those two

campaign events on the fox report later on this evening here on the fox news channel. arthel: all right, sounds good thank you. fulton county district attorney fani willis could learn her fate next week. a judge will decide whether or not to kick her off the georgia election interference case against former president trump over alleged misconduct involving a personal relationship with one of her prosecutors. for let's bring in richard st. paul he's principal attorney and founder of st. paul law firm. good to see you, richard. >> good to see you. >> thank you. it is an election interference case but the focus has shifted to d.a. fani willis. so richard, do you expect the judge to reject the fulton county d.a.? >> the bar for disqualification georgia is pretty high. so essentially trumps team would have to prove that fanny williams has some type of personal interest in the stake

of donald trump or the defendant's convictions. that is for example the special prosecutor wade will receive some type of incentive or bonus if trumpets can fix it. we have seen no evidence of that. since there is a high standard of disqualification and george is very unlikely the judge will decide to disqualify her. but anything is possible here. >> let's take a look at the pleas to judge at mcafee. the legal briefs from both sides. i will put you on the screen and start with fani willis' office on wednesday saying the binding case law in georgia is clear, a trial court is not authorized to disqualify an electric district attorney absent a showing by quote high standard of proof that such an elected district attorney either has an actual conflict of interest or has engaged in forensic misconduct. now tuesday here's what former

president trump's attorneys wrote. while the state claims note prosecutor has ever been disqualified in georgia for forensic misconduct no prosecutor in georgia elected or otherwise have engaged in misconduct like willis and wade have here. elected district attorney constitutional officers notwithstanding the remedy must fit the conduct. so richard, and this racketeering case against president trump and others, dig his attorneys prove their claims against willis of financial gain or conflict of interest? >> let see what is presented here let's talk about it. there are two things the trump team has presented. first is the romantic relationship create a conflict of interest. according to georgia law and georgia case law even a romantic relationship does not directly affect the outcome of the defendant prosecution.

two prosecutors are having for that destiny is going to address suede the outcome of the defendants guilt or innocence. the romantic engagement was a conflict of interest. now very messy, extremely messy like the ending will put her self in this situation is another thing and perhaps the best they would be for a wade as a special prosecutor to recuse himself and then continue with the prosecution. even regardless of how it built personally without probably be the best thing for the second thing would be district attorney willis somehow financially benefited from appointing wade a special prosecutor but with the trump team has tried to show is that wade took willis on trips s not clear if those of financial benefit or not because willis

swillessential reimburse wade fr those trips. it's very difficult factor to support a conflict of interest. but the best thing here it would be for wade to step aside and have the case a continued. that's my personal feelings but whose peoples feelings are hurt on this. it should not proceed that's part of the best solution here. arthel: you think wade should recuse himself to do also say the case should or should not proceed? >> the case could proceed that's regardless of my personal feelings or other people's personal feelings i don't think this case should proceed given the facts of the situation of whether or not there is interest figures. those a hole of the story. this is a very political case here more than it is a case about bringing justice to the people of georgia. but that is how i view it. again this is a very messy situation the district attorney put herself in and the best

solution would be for the office to continue to prosecute regardless of personal feelings and wade step aside. >> what about her? would you suggest she stand the case? >> again it would be her office would stay on the case. we cannot show that her office as a personal stake with trump and the other defendant's conviction. there hasn't been any showing there. her office should continue to prosecute. otherwise if they don't continue to prosecute they will call delays in the case. we set this type of a precedence we recuse a whole office at the bad precedents to have go forward. that is why it's such a messy case with willis. she should never have had a romantic affair with the special prosecutor. it's at the very bad precedents for any prosecutor across this

country. arthel: us up the first time probably but you are right given the high stakes of this case. some people would like willis of the case and again keeping it going through her office. we will find out. maybe we'll have you back after the judge of files is motion and we can discuss it then. >> sounds great. he says it's going to take two weeks to do this. again, if he decides to remove her from the office this will be something unprecedented again i think the trump team made up an argument this has not been seen before this type of action is not been seen before it's a very interesting case we'll see what happens. >> we will see you in two weeks richard st. paul thank you very much for. >> thank you always a pleasure. >> 's can know what it's going to be like in two weeks, lose an hour of sleep tonight he may still feel it in two weeks daylight saving time you got to spring forward to that.

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>> national guard troops come down to work with us are top-notch. their pilots are second to none. we love working with them with every helicopter that goes up there is a border patrol agent to act as a spotter. people are coming through the pilots and the do the flying the agent is in there guiding the troops on the ground tour they need to go. >> sadly three people to national guardsmen and a border patrol agent killed when their

helicopter crash of the southern border. the crew was patrolling migrants. jeff paul is alive with the latest on the crash. a horrible reminder of the danger involved in patrolling the southern border. >> absolutely is. it definitely underscores that. some new reaction to this deadly helicopter crash that happened right here in the u.s./mexico border. a short time ago saying in part these brave americans dedicated their lives to protecting their nation they signed up knowing the risks and believing in the mission of serving their fellow americans their sacrifice will ever be forgotten. the crew was conducting a federal support mission at the border was not related to texas ongoing operational and

starboard forward on board at the time flying and uh 72 lakota helicopter assigned to the southern border the only survivor or a soldier who sources say right now is in critical condition for acting ice director tom homan appeared on fox news earlier today and have had this to say about the . so take the opportunity to let people know men and women a border patrol or patriots are the finest of the finest. they put their lives on the land hope every american can understand the difficult job ahead. >> here in eagle pass, texas we arrive at the southern border. just yesterday cruz captured this group of nearly 100 migrants in nearby hydro plant this is just outside the fenced off area of shelby park in eagle pass. were not seeing many groups but we are seeing smaller groups are still responding of suspected human smuggling. arthel. >> and jeff paul live in eagle pass, thank you.

>> most americans lose an hour of sleep tonight to go to spring forward on our clocks lose an hour. there is a dark side to daylight savings time experts warned the switch is often followed by a spike in heart attacks, strokes and fatal car crashes. 6% because of drivers they are groggy or in the early morning hours. let's bring in dr. marc siegel fox news contributor professor of medicine nyu my joke on monday morning were here you're tired people are cranky. i say it's grumpy monday morning but it really does have serious consequences. >> you know, it does. i can see both sides of this as usual. here is the downside it's based on the circadian rhythm. the body is used to when light occurs. the body gets confused.

so if you wake up and are expecting it to beat light and it is still dark you get more stress hormones released. you get your blood pressure going up and that, believe it or not on that monday morning after daylight savings times increases heart attack or stroke by 25% according to the american heart association. you also mentioned the car accidents people discombobulated they are confused. they are not expecting this. we have this with time zone changes too. so what do you do about it? one thing you do and i like this idea a lot is you get more sleep than a few days preceding this because you're not going to sleep as is what the our diffee and how about you move the events during the day to the new time. if you're going to have lunch at one continue to have lunch at 1:00 p.m. if you're going to go to sleep at a certain time set your clock that way and let your body slowly adapt. now in hawaii there is no daylight savings time i looked

it up but i know why it's near the equator. so tonight's sundown is about 6:45 p.m. tomorrow morning sunrise is about 645 appeared here on the east coast it is 7:15 p.m. because of the switch to daylight savings time. i actually like this. now both the american academy of sleep medicine and the medical association disagree with me they do not like this. they want standard time all around the country. do you know what i like about this? i like seeing the light at the end of the date we used to have farmers that were out there was still a farmer's but they're out there harvesting their crops. they love that additional hour gives us hope for the spring. >> it is encouraging as you get to the summer it is still bright it 8:30 p.m. or 9:00 p.m. at night but man-to-man arizona does not abide by that except for the navajo nation and some u.s. territories. but really you know it is

coming. more sleep less stress on our body. go to bed earlier like tonight maybe. >> agreed. ditch that phone. sleep in a dark room. prepare for this go to sleep a little earlier so eric just said be prepared for that and slowly over a few days your body will react limit. one more important point do not compensate by i hadn't a lot of caffeine that's what a lot of people do. feel groggy drink more caffeine and coffee that increases your heart risk to be. >> there's a bill in congress to scrap it it's there now. at the same time in the fall we fall back yes we fall back we get an extra hour. but i don't know but. >> that decreases the risk of heart attacks.

i like it this way. >> i don't. i'm going to be cranky. calling them monday morning. [laughter] dr. marc siegel great to see a thank you. we will be right back. so you can feel confident in your financial choices. ♪ they really know how to put two and two together. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected.

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some are calling for immediate elections to remove prime minister benjamin netanyahu meanwhile nations continue to send aid into gaza where his current more dire. stephanie bennett is live in london with the latest. >> the situation continues to worsen. in fact the united nations all 2.3 million people in gaza are struggling to find food were half a million of those are in starvation mode but today it more humanitarian supplies were airdropped including some from the u.s. air force around 41000 meals and 23000 bottles of water delivered to northern gaza today. yesterday at least five palestinians were killed several others injured after some of the parachutes failed to open. none were from u.s. drops. the pentagon says it doesn't plan to build a temporary aid import which could deliver it to

minute meals a day in need. it could take up to 60 days to become a reality and involve more than 1000 american troops cyprus to be the coordination point for this mission they're arty working to send humanitarian aid. today at loading goods onto a spanish ngo ship called open arms. meanwhile protests are flaring up here in london. thousands gathered to call for the immediate cease-fire in gaza working the fifth prout so far this year. this cannot continue. we must stop here we need peace and the blood shed no more. we need to boycott this. it is unacceptable note right minded human being can accept this to carry on any longer. >> in tel aviv tonight the families browning to draw attention to the 19 women held

by terrorist aligning with terrh yesterday's international women's day. marking 21 consecutive weeks of rallies but attempts have been ongoing to reach a hostage deal and cease-fire talks on thursday in egypt ended without any progress. the hope is in agreement is reached before ramadan which begins tomorrow evening. and for now more meetings are expected early next week. >> so much a tragedy. stephanie bennett thank you mori news in a moment. complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. bother the bugs. not your family. ahh! zevo is made with essential oils which attack bugs' biological systems. it wipes cleanly, plus is safe for use around people and pets. gotcha! zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly.

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arthel: here we go. after reviewing nearly eight decades of reports and videos the pentagon says u.s. ufos may be an identified but there is no evidence their alien technology that is still not stopping some members of congress from asking

questions about what could be out there. madeline has more from washington. >> of this report is coming from the defense department was handed to congress and it says u.s. and government has no evidence of alien technology. >> will without her claims of hidden programs are largely the result of circular reporting by small group repeating what they heard from others. and that many people have sincerely misinterpreted real events for mistaken sensitive u.s. programs you ap are being extraterrestrial exploitation projects the review is sweeping, u.s. government efforts since 1945. it states most sides an unidentified area phenomena are you ap or ordinary objects the result of misidentification. findings also rebut lower claims u.s. has been reverse engineering alien spacecraft and are concealing that program from the public they argued there is no proof of that. acknowledges the department of homeland security received a proposal to reverse engineer any

extraterrestrial technology. the program is not approved it was never reported to congress which may be one reason some lawmakers are still skeptical. >> have not been totally transparent with the information they do have it. if it is not a ufo is at a weapon system? >> if you don't give people a clear picture and sometimes a clearest answer you can give is i don't know. some will be suspicious of that progress u.s. government says no evidence of alien or alien spacecraft the pentagon is developing sensor kits to help collect data on unidentified objects in sky or space. >> thank you madeline. by the weight will have more on the story tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern veteran nasa astronaut tom jones. steve i want to know what he says about this. the senate intelligence committee will hold a key ring on threats against the u.s. from around the globe including rising tensions in the middle east the growing threat for my ron from china and the russian

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