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This is a Fox News alert. The ceasefire plan hits a snag. I'm Carmen Roberts. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's office said this morning his cabinet won't meet to approve the ceasefire hostage release deal until Hamas backs down from what it calls a last-minute crisis. Some hardliners in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition opposed the deal. Fox says Jonathan Savage.
The cabinet was set to ratify the deal today, with it taking effect on Sunday. The first six weeks of the truce should see around a third of hostages released in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. Without elaborating on the problem, the prime minister's office accused Hamas of reneging on parts of the agreement to extort last-minute concessions.
President Biden spoke about the ceasefire during his farewell address to the nation last night. He also talked about his concerns for America's future. An oligarchy of extreme wealth, power and influence is taking shape in the country, President Biden warned in his final Oval Office address. That literally threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and freedoms.
and a fair shot for everyone to get ahead. President Biden also says he worries about an emerging tech industrial complex and an erosion of fact-checking on social media. Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House. Fire-weary residents in the Los Angeles area are staying alert for another round of Santa Ana winds as deputies, rescue units, and National Guard members help with critical operations. These missions include looter suppressions,
evacuations, road closures, humanitarian relief, and roving security patrols. At this time, no new evacuations are being carried out. However, we have made eight arrests related to the Palisades fire. Christine calls with the L.A. County Sheriff's Department. America's listening to Fox News.
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Blue Origin's massive New Glenn rocket made its maiden flight this morning, lifting off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, to the cheers of Blue Origin teams. All seven engines of probe brought. The New Glenn, named for the first American to orbit Earth, successfully sent a prototype satellite into orbit. And with the launch, Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin kickstarts competition with Elon Musk's SpaceX in the satellite launch market.
A D.C. couple is recovering after being shot five times each during a carjacking. The boyfriend taking heroic action to save his girlfriend. The couple was reportedly sitting in their car when someone came up wearing a mask and demanded that they give him the vehicle. As they tried to drive away, the suspect started firing shots, hitting them five times each. The woman's family telling Fox 5 that the boyfriend shielded her and bore the brunt of the bullets.
The couple was reportedly able to escape the suspect but crashed about a quarter of a mile down the road. Both are recovering. No arrests have been made. Chris DiMeo, Fox News. The California wildfires are impacting the Super Bowl. Insurance company State Farm is canceling its commercial for the NFL championship game, saying its focus is on supporting Los Angeles residents dealing with those devastating wildfires. Last year, a 30-second Super Bowl commercial cost roughly $7 million.
Rapper Drake sues his own record label for defamation over Kendrick Lamar's insulting track, calling him a pedophile. Universal Music Group represents both singers. In a suit filed in federal court in New York City, Drake alleges that UMG published and promoted the track, which includes false allegations of pedophilia and encourages vigilante justice against him.
Fox's Michelle Polino. And Dell Futures up 22 points at this hour after the Dell surged more than 700 points yesterday. I'm Carmen Roberts, and this is Fox News.