♪ ♪ everybody is working ♪ everybody is working for the weekend ♪ heather: look at the shot of central park on the avenue of the americas in new york city, looks like it will be a beautiful day. you are watching "fox and friends" first on thursday morning, looking forward to the weekend. rob: in a few hours, donald trump will and sounds whether the us will remain in the paris climate accord. >> the possibility of the us pulling out of the deal, chris jenkins in washington dc with the latest. >> reporter: it is decision time, the president saying in a tweet i will be announcing my

decision on the paris accord thursday at the white house rose garden, make america great again. if he chooses to withdraw it would fulfill a campaign promise and be seen as a win for the economy and jobs but there is wide disagreement among his administration. epa secretary scott pruitt and steve bannon favor exit. interior secretary weighed in from alaska yesterday. >> i talked to industry leaders, they have been beat up pretty hard and they feel like the regulatory environment and framework has been arbitrary, punitive, hasn't been a framework that invites investment. >> the us is the second biggest producer of greenhouse gases next to china who was indicating this morning they will remain in

the agreement. democratic lawmakers, experts and will be goldberg are outraged at the thought of pulling out. >> it would send to the rest of the world a message of the united states does not care about this planet. >> this is no longer he is doing his thing. this is endangering the world. >> if we stand alone against this global crisis it is more than reckless, we are endangering the planet, the american people in our economy at a really fragile stage. >> the president has been known to change his mind and may seek a middle ground. there are protests planned in dc outside the white house. >> this could be a negotiation tactic. >> the fbi, cia, over the unmasking of trump campaign officials lose the house

intelligence committee, and john brennan. new surprise, suspect investigation, and >> it would be the fired fbi director's first public testimony since getting the boot last month and days after saying this. >> do they help the investigation. as it happened? >> it would be a big deal. tell the fbi to start doing

something without appropriate purpose. >> the testimony could come next week. heather: hillary clinton doubling down on a laundry list of excuses why she lost the presidential election. the defeated democratic nominee speaking to a panel in california blaming everyone from the russians to facebook to even her own party. >> the use of my email accounts was turned into the biggest scandal since lord knows when. this was the biggest nothing berger ever. the russians in my opinion is based on the intelligence counter intel people i talked to could not have known how to weapon eyes that information unless they had been guided. guided by americans. within one hour, one hour of the access hollywood tape being leaked, within one hour the

russians -- i say wikileaks, same thing. dumped the john podesta emails. i inherit nothing from the democratic party. it was bankrupt, it was on the verge of insolvency. its data with mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong. >> this is the dnc. >> he never took the blame for herself. donald trump quickly responding, crooked hillary clinton blames everybody but herself, refuses to say she was a terrible candidate, hits facebook and even democrats and the dnc. this is how people fight these days, people in covfefe houses shouldn't throw covfefe. joni goldberg and charles krauthammer are saying enough

with the excuses. >> short of 5:00 shadow and wearing wink keeps on the beach, the transition to bitterness is complete. the idea that literally every single possible variable is to blame except for her and her actions is remarkable, she launched a humiliating election that was almost unusable and because she never knew why she was running. the thought of sending emails to her staff in the middle of a campaign after essentially being on the road for eight years and begging them to come up with the theme. if you don't know why you're running for president you shouldn't be running for president. >> shocking new video, swaying, slurring his words and

struggling to stand. >> abcd efg. >> office is finding the golf great at sleep at the wheel, live with the more of that. just released. >> reporter: the video showing a lethargic tiger woods, tying his own shoes and the police cruiser before telling officers he had no idea where he was. >> do you know where you are going? >> no. >> just driving around? >> drive. heather: he failed field sobriety trust or understand the officers words. >> stand with your feet together and arms by your side.

are you okay? what is wrong? >> what are we doing? heather: $220,000 mercedes showing flat front and rear tires, damage on the rear bumper, flashers and brake lights were left on. after failing his fourth and final sobriety test, woods was arrested. a breathalyzer, didn't find any alcohol in his system, he was on four medications including vicodin with major knee surgery, the community standing by his side, jack nicholas publicly offering support. >> i feel bad for tiger. tiger is a friend. great for the game of golf. i think he needs help and we wish him well. >> he is said to be arraigned

july 5th. >> we love tiger. thank you so much. arresting a man with guns, 90 rounds of ammunition. steps away from the white house. a pennsylvania doctor handcuffed moment after checking into the trump international hotel, tipping off police about guns inside his car, the secret service says no danger to anyone under their protection, he does face weapons charges. heather: stunning video shows the dramatic moments the us annihilates -- the pacific ocean, the missile defense system meant to protect americans against the threat from north korea. >> 3, 2, one, ignition. heather: the interceptor taking off near santa barbara, the market enemy missile fired 4000

miles away from marshall island in the pacific. a dozen americans heard in the afghanistan blast, recovering at this hour. the death toll rising to 90 in that massive car bomb explosion rocking kabul at the height of rush hour. 400 others including american contractors working at a facility nearby were injured were expected to be okay. the eiffel tower going dark honoring the victims of the blast. and dimmed its lights af tragedy. >> warmer weather pretty nice. >> my fingers are crossed. looking ahead to june, looks like we are going to be into a springlike pattern with cooler temperatures, maybe some rain but for now the temperatures are

cool across the northeast and the great lakes. we are getting rid of that showery activity, warmer temperatures in a 70s, central us watching showers as well as potential for thunderstorm on the gulf coast into the rockies and another system in the pacific northwest. some showery whether through much of the country warming up across the central us, houston 84 °, 80 in new york city, we will take it and the northwest will see another system. 99 in phoenix. in some cases we are dealing with summertime on the map. heather: come august we will complain about the heat. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. moments after a man threatens to detonate a bomb, the bystander who stepped into stop it.

>> kathy griffin, costing a lot more than she bargained for. heather: the trump family has something to say about that. the airline swapping out boarding passes with dna. ♪ to the sea ♪

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heather: welcome back to "fox and friends" first, pay the price, cnn fired kathy griffin from this, her annual new year's eve hosting gig. the network giving griffin the boot following major backlash over that photo shoot. some of you may find this disturbing if you haven't seen it yet, the comic posing with a fake decapitated head that

resembled donald trump. the first lady responding to the gruesome image saying, quote, as a mother, wife and human beings the photo is very disturbing. when you consider the atrocities happening in the world today a photo opportunity like this is simply wrong. makes you wonder about the mental health of the person who did it. the president's daughter-in-law speaking out on hannity. >> the fact that we live in a society, a lot of people could have said this crosses a line. the fact that nobody says this crossed any line is appalling that this happened to president obama i can only imagine what people would be saying right now. heather: griffin has apologized saying she went too far. that brings us talking and media reporter for the hill slamming cnn for taking 24 hours to fire griffin. >> it was the top trending story

all day yesterday. i thought they would come out after you saw this photo and say she's not part of new year's eve coverage anymore. it took a full day but they did eventually get to taking her off that coverage. we are at a point where kathy griffin has an endorsement with squaty party, great american company. very catchy slogan. stools for better schools and they yesterday, five minutes after the photo came out that we are denouncing kathy griffin and ending a relationship, took cnn another day before they were able to do the same. rob: things you don't need to hear this early in the morning. still pouring it on this one. no real american would pull a stunt like this on a national scale depicting the murder of the president of the world

country. >> this was disrespectful on so many levels, we are taught to respect the office of the president no matter what our political views. what is this teaching our children. heather: another liberal putting down trump for no good reason, the only problem is this one went too far. i hope the secret service pays her a visit. they said they would look into it. rob: if you have an epipen you may have been paying too much for years. cheryl casone he from foxbusiness with this brand-new report. >> drug company mylan, maker of the epipen in trouble again, a new report from the government of health and human services indicates taxpayers overpaid $1.27 billion for medicaid for the embattled company putting the ceo in the spotlight. they agreed to pay $655 million to settle a doj investigation,

the payments over a tweet in your period. delta airlines is trying to fingerprint technology to let passengers board flight and check their bags. a clear program which already speeds these past security testing it out there. they use fingerprints to let members enter the delta sky lounge as well. you need to be a member of clear and a frequent-flier adult to use the service. blackberry is back. $550 android handset has that keyboard that many miss. you want that option as well. it is in the us, you can check it out at best buy, a lot of people miss tears. finally, remember oreo ohs, back in the 90s. it is back. the serial with oreo cookies were pulled from shelves in 2007

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>> a new video showing heavily armed cops boarding a plane after mandarin to blow it up. the passengers tackled the man after he stormed the cockpit claiming he had a bomb. it is so scary. the suspect has a mental illness history and is facing charges, the plane heading from australia to malaysia and will continue its root. times square rampage that left a teenage girl dead could spark an end of traffic through this tourist hotspot. city officials in new york considering whether to block off roadways in that area. in areas that seats 300,000 pedestrians every single day. there are concrete blockades and barriers to protect tourists.

police say richard was high on pcp last month. it was a horrible display killing one person, hurting 22 other people. >> donald trump is expected to announce his decision on the paris climate accord. critics already outraged but will it really spell disaster for the sake of the environment like they say giguere next guest was a member of the trump epa transition team and author of scare pollution, steve malloy joins us with more. thank you for joining us. first of all, explain to us what the paris climate accord hopes to accomplish. >> the purpose of the paris climate accord, the facial purpose is to control global weather and it is going to do this by having every country in the world commit to reducing its carbon dioxide emissions and every 5 years they have to

recommit and reduce greenhouse gas emissions even further. heather: i was reading a story that said even if all of the agreements were reached in the paris accord that would it would reduce warming only by 0.2°c by the year 2100. >> right. the climate models have never worked, even if you believe our core, the paris climate treaty will do nothing for the environment, the climate, the weather, public health. it will accomplish nothing. reducing the temperature by 0.2°c by 30 years from now is not detectable. the real purpose of the treaty is to allow the french and the germans and the american environmental groups to run our economy and run our lives and it is not what we want.

heather: to others would say.2% celsius is something, it is a beginning. >> that is exactly what they want, they want to trap us into this unending ratcheting down of our co2 emissions and control of our economy. the beginning of their endless regulation, anti-american regulation, that's what they want. heather: supporters of the president, something he ran on during the campaign say it will cost american jobs, to add jobs, lose jobs and impact our economy. >> it will hamstring the obama war on call destroyed the coal industry. you know what his next? the american oil and gas industry. we will have unending regulation that will destroy the lifeblood of our economy, the germans and

french will be able to control how we use energy, what it costs, it is not going to make america great again. heather: if we pull out of it will we destroy the climate, destroy the earth or can we do a better job taking care of ourselves, doing it ourselves? >> we have the cleanest environment and safest environment, we are the wealthiest country. whatever happens in the future we can't control the weather. what we can control is how wealthy we are, how much money we have and whether we can adapt to what happens in the future. no one knows what is going to happen. the notion that scientists can predict more storms, they predicted there would be more storms now and we have less storms, they have been completely wrong. why would we believe them about the future tomorrow economic detriment? heather: this isn't to say the climate and environment are not important and president and supporters don't believe that. this is taking that regulation

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rob: we are into another one today and so far so good. 5:32 on the east coast, you are watching "fox and friends" first. heather: it is half past the top of the hour, a busy day, decision day. in a few hours donald trump will make the announcement the us will stay in or out of the paris climate agreement. rob: democrats very emotional and outraged over the possibility of the us withdrawing from the deal. christian can has the latest. >> reporter: will he stay or will he go? the president saying, quote, i will be announcing my decision on the paris accord thursday at 3:00 pm. the white house rose garden, make america great again.

if he chooses to withdraw as many expect it will fulfill a campaign promise and be seen as a win for the economy and jobs by those who supported but there is widespread disagreement in the administration, scott pruitt and advisor steve been in favor exit. ivanka and rex tillerson would prefer to stay. the thought of pulling out is outraging democratic lawmakers, experts and even whoopi goldberg. >> it would say to the rest of the world the united states does not care about this planet we all share. >> this is no longer he is doing his thing, this is endangering the world. >> if we stand alone to face this global crisis it is more than reckless, we are endangering the planet, the american people and our economy at a fragile stage. >> the us is the second biggest producer of greenhouse gases next to china and indicated this morning they will remain in the agreement. >> when i talked to industry

leaders they get beat up pretty hard. they feel like the regulatory environment and framework has been arbitrary, punitive, and it hasn't been a framework invite investment. >> indications are he is withdrawing but the president is known to change his mind, he may seek a middle ground, we expect protesters outside the white house following that decision. >> if he pools out, thanks so much. >> celebrities criticizing the president. over the paris climate accord. liberals taking to twitter to slam the commander in chief. chelsea handler saying who cares about climate change? only every single person with a child. republicans in congress need to end this childish mayhem.

actor mark ruffalo said if this is true he will have the death of the whole nation on his hands. people will look to the usa for retribution for what they lose. rob: you can expect them to be dramatic about this was the fbi, cia and national insurance agency with subpoenas over the unmasking of trump campaign officials, the house intelligence committee seeking information on requests made by top obama officials including susan rice. former cia director john brennan and a new surprise suspect in this investigation whether the obama administration spied on the trump campaign. former us ambassador to the united nations samantha power has been subpoenaed. heather: hillary clinton saying she was not careless with her email which is the opposite of what fbi director james comey called her private server set

up. >> although we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing handling of classified information there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive highly classified information. >> there was no law against it, no rule, something of that sort. i didn't break any law and i was very responsible and not at all careless. he dumped that on the october 28th and start falling. but what was interesting. since the mainstream media covered that like pearl harbor, frontpage everywhere, huge ties, etc. and all the trump people go around screaming lock her up, lock her up. heather: clinton speaking at a panel in california going on to describe her email scandal as the, quote, biggest nothing.

laura ingram firing back at clinton's pity party saying her loss is the result of a week campaign. >> she does not to me look well. he doesn't look -- in the campaign laughing, having fun, vibrant. she lost and it is unpleasant to lose, losing is not fun but the inability to see the lack of a campaign that connected with blue-collar americans who had been left behind by both republicans and democrats, after all this time with all her education and all the help she got from cnn and the dnc, don't know why she is complaining about the dnc, they were hurting bernie, they were not hurting her. the idea that the election was rigged, they made fun of donald trump for saying the election was rigged, but the democrats in the left, hillary clinton, combined them together, throw in elizabeth warren are like the

new tinfoil hat conspiracy contingent. rob: joe biden announcing a new political action committee, it may spark talk the 2020 presidential run by biden. this will give him the opportunity to maintain relationships with donors and democrats. it's not make a bid for the white house in 2016 and criticized democratic nominee hillary clinton for not being a good candidate calling himself a great candidate. heather: a man escapes death after his fuel tanker catches fire and explodes on a highway. you can see the driver roll onto the road and his body catching fire as flames spread. good samaritans rushing over to help him escape the fire, shutting down the highway in both directions. the driver is hurt but the extent of the injuries is not

clear yet. rob: high school seniors celebrate the last day of class with an epic paper talk that is going viral. >> 432 one. heather: that is a mess. an annual tradition for graduating seniors in arizona to dump notes and test down the stairs and guess who has to clean it up? the freshman. of course. are we still allowed to say freshman? rob: i wouldn't have had that. 40 minutes after the hour, kathy griffin under fire, just dumped by cnn for the new year's show. could she prove there is such a thing as too far for the far left? fair and balanced debate. heather: the state of california once free healthcare for all but there is a catch. they want you to pay for it.

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good on ya. oh yeah. that's jack. >> the state of california once free healthcare for all, but there is a catch. they want you to fight for it. $406 billion bill that would replace insurance companies with government-funded health care. the plan would be funded with sales tax hike and a new tax on business revenue. the opioid epidemic. suing five opioid makers claiming they misled customers

and oxycontin. the companies in the lawsuit, johnson & johnson. 3050 people died from drug overdoses in 2015. >> cnn firing comedian kathy griffin for this disturbing image of her posing with a replica of the president's severed bloodied head. and did she go too far. a fair and balanced debate. radio talkshow host and comedian been kissel, thanks for coming on. i want to give you a chance to defend what kathy griffin did and she is calling it art. what do you have to say? >> i won't defend what she did was i will defend her right to

do it. she has a first amendment right to freedom of speech and this is an opportunity for individuals on the right to rail against the political correctness of the left, stand up against political correctness and embrace and accept the kathy griffin did something they may not approve of but allow her to do it because of her constitutional right, the first amendment of the united states, no different than what ted nugent did regarding barack obama when he requested barack obama suck the barrel of his gun and a series of other things. rob: their opportunities on both sides but that doesn't make it right. this is like the west telling the rest of the world we want to kill our president. heather: and isis recruitment video. top off heads especially the head of the western head of civilization. i fundamentally disagree with

what you said. you don't have the right to yell fire in a crowded room. that is a public safety danger and "fox and friends" reported a threat to the life potentially at trump property, this could spark copycat real life tragedies. this is totally wrong and the secret service confirmed they are investigating, it totally crosses the free-speech line. she got caught, not that she did this, sorry for the reaction to this. >> i would like to clarify how fortunate we are to live in a nation when our leaders are aggressively campaigned against it is satirical. it wasn't donald trump's real head, this isn't egypt, this isn't turkey. it is important not to -- the same way it is important not to take down monuments. we can't have art during these

times. rob: this says it is okay to chop off donald trump's head, we as a country agree with that, something on cnn, we should chop off to donald trump's head, let me say one more thing, chelsea clinton, no one hates donald trump more than chelsea clinton, even she called this vile and disgusting. >> this is abhorrent language, we need the first amendment the most when it comes down to the language we don't like. this is kathy griffin playing to her base. did she go too far? most likely. that spurring violence? i highly doubt it. the rhetoric against barack obama. look at the rhetoric they are palin put out with the crosshairs around certain congresspeople. rob: both sides are guilty but that doesn't make it right. one final thought. >> you can't cover yourself in the first amendment, it does not

give you the right to incite violence. we should have comedians who are classy, lucille ball, charlie chaplin, hollywood has gone so far left, people like stephen colbert, no class, no balance, no sense of proper debate and fairness. it crosses the line and absolutely wrong. >> you we appreciate your time. coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: being democrats and republicans came together to express their outrage and disdain could this be a turning point for more civility getting into the dialogue? we will discuss that, and talk about paris, are we in or out, and among our guests today, nigel farage and political life, are in seed chairman rodney

mcdaniel and the agenda among congress today, could she help republicans pull their act together and mark stein, deep voice, great finger and wonderful pendant, he will be joining us. don't miss a minute. ♪

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low risk suspects. should have faced a bill between $10,000, $50,000. the new law ignores immigration status. an early release to help tourism. hotels and restaurants finding help for the busy summer season. few people, paul the page proposing the early release of nonviolent female inmates hoping they will go right to work and fill the void. governor lepage plans to call for federal health to fix the shortage. >> time for the good, the bad and the ugly, the internet falling in love with snaggletooth the alligator. video of his big gator taking a stroll through the florida everglades now going viral, seems peaceful enough. school lunch police taking it to a whole new level, a mom packing raisins in her kid's lunch.

the golden raisins packed for your child today are unacceptable due to their high sugar content, but don't also suggest healthy alternatives which include fruit. finally the ugly. they had one job. road worker paving a new street completely covering everything except the space, in montréal, canada. >> the car is probably stuck there for a while. donald trump's midnight message sending the internet into overdrive. rob: sean spicer as an answer to that cryptic tweet. that is next. ♪

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rob: finally this hour press secretary sean spicer getting in on the ongoing debate over the word covfefe. >> do you think the president should be concerned that the president posted incoherent tweet last night and then it then stayed up for hours? >> no. >> why did it stay up for so long is nobody watching this? >> the president and small group of people know exactly what he meant. heather: responding to the late night tweet saying despite the late night covfefe.

rob: tweeting later who could figure out the true meaning of covfefe, enjoy. heather: "newsweek" word of the century. however you say it. rob: i think he is screwing with everybody. we will have to wait and see. "fox & friends" starts right now. we will see you later. heather: bye. >> brand new subpoenas issued in the russia probe show the congressional investigation is bending spotlight back to the obama area intelligence people. >> president trump wouldn't tip his hand on which way he will go on the paris accord. >> find out very soon. >> i sincerely apologize. >> cathy given is not forgiven. >> cnn brought down the hammer pulling her from annual new year's eve show. >> the media covered trump's typo than they did meeting. >> this is the biggest nothing burger ever. at some point it sort of