live from las vegas. now with just two days before super bowl lviii, right here on cbs. but, we want to begin tonight with breaking news out of florida. a deadly plane crash in naples, forcing the shutdown of a major interstate. here s what we know. a private jet, a challenger 600, was attempting an emergency landing on i-75 when it appeared to collide with a car and burst into flames. the plane flying from columbus, ohio, had five people on board. two people have died, and we are learning tonight of a miraculous escape by three others. cbs s manuel bojorquez has the developing details. holy [bleep]. reporter: just after 3:00 p.m., the private jet crashed into the southbound lanes of interstate 75 near naples, florida, sending a massive fireball into the air. okay, challenger, hot potato 823, lost both engines. emergency, i m making an emergency landing. clear to land runway 2-3. we are cleared to land, but we are not going to make the runway. reporter: eyewitness
president biden wrapping up in los angeles today as candidates compete for battleground nevada this week. even nbc can t believe how bad bidens numbers are in polls. a pollster tells us we are looking at presidency in peril. 16 polls for donald trump over joe biden. carley: a massive storm may drop rain today and tomorrow. we are keeping an eye on the radar for you and taylor swift making history at the grammys last night. something she said his fans going wild. you are watching fox and friends first, i m carley shimkus. todd piro has the day off. senate negotiators releasing text of the border deal after months of closed-door discussions. madeline rivera is here this morning. this bill is only hours old but facing backlash from the left and right. when the number reaches 5000 over a seven-day period. negotiators clarify this does not mean 5000 are allowed in. the bill provides $650 million to reinforce miles of new border wall, deports illegal aliens after they c
hemmer. welcome to the program today. dana: this is america s newsroom, i m dana perino. a liberal commentator who said what a year this day has been. it felt like it. it started yesterday. special counsel robert hur released his report on the president s mishandling of documents. charges weren t warranted but the defense of that decision ignited a firestorm. bill: here is part of what set it off. it reads we have also considered that a trial mr. biden would likely present himself to a jury as he did during our interview of him as a sympathetic, well meaning elderly man with a poor memory. dana: that prompted the president to give rare, last-minute remarks last night where he defended his fitness for office. something the special counsel said in his report is that one of the reasons you were not charged is because in his description you are a well meaning, elderly man with a poor memory. president biden: i m well meaning, an elderly man and i know what the hell i
counsel not beyond a reasonable doubt to prove that. an angry president insisting he knows exactly what he is doing. no problem with his memory but still the question about the 81-year-old presidents memory only grows all other point to memory mistakes also made by former president trump rate hello everyone and welcome to a brand-new hour of fox news live i am eric shawn hi molly. molly: hello eric great to be here i am molly line in for arthel neville. vice president harris slamming special counsel report as politically motivated. other prominent democrats also comicome into bite s defense. meantime republicans are fuming at the d.o.j. recommendation not to charge biden and demanding to see transcripts of the interviews with biden. with former president trump facing charges for his handling of classified documents, some legal experts joining him and suggesting a double standard. going to be charged with gross negligence in the mishandling of this material. what would you
message to the vice president we would love have have you on special report. good evening. i m bret baier. breaking tonight, the fate of a new senate proposal. that addresses funding for the southern border as well as ukraine and israel. is uncertain tonight. supporters say it ends catch and release. strengthens asylum laws. but critics say it would let in 5,000 migrants per day, an unacceptable figure and other problems that don t solve the border completely. we will talk with one of the authors of the plan, arizona independent senator kyrsten sinema in just a few minutes. and also with texas republican congressman chip roy, one of the major opponents. first, additional details on that legislation. congressional correspondent iron shah has any starts us off live tonight from capitol hill. good evening, aishah. bret, good evening to you. senate republicans are actually just coming out of a closed door meeting tonight where they discussed this border bill. and the reaction