overnight as tensions escalated in iran, thousands hitting the streets inability class for human rights, donald trump back in washington calling for change in the theocratic regime. jillian: a better blast of arctic air crippling most of the country. janice dean tracking plunging temperatures and will tell us how long they will last. >> williams, rolling. rob: the crimson tide rolling to gridiron glory after historic win with the georgia bulldogs. "fox and friends" first continues now. ♪

jillian: good tuesday morning, welcome back. good to see you. you are watching "fox and friends" first. rob: freezing cold all over the country, thanks for starting your day with us. breaking news from overseas, in iran, 20 people dead in violent protests with rioters storming a police station. [chanting] jillian: unrest has taken over the country for days. a fox news exclusive, a new report shows the iranian government in panic mode. griff jenkins in washington dc with the latest.

>> reporter: 450 people arrested after six days of unrest in a leaked memo showing a degree of panic alive levels of the iranian government and the ayatollah responding to the threat posed by this uprising, the memo saying religious leaders and leadership must come to the scene as soon as possible and prevent the situation from deteriorating further. it is a complex situation, different from previous occasions recalling the 2009 green revolution were demonstrators rose up after the presidential election. the iranian president is declaring he will not tolerate protesters this time. >> translator: the government will not tolerate those groups who are after the destruction of public properties or sparking riots. >> reporter: donald trump is monitoring the situation as he returns to washington saying iran is failing on every level

despite -- a call, time for change. and on other matters, putting pakistan on notice calling it a terrorist haven and cutting funding. he says the united states has foolishly given pakistan $33 billion in aid over 15 years and they have given us nothing but lies and deceit, giving safe haven to the terrorists, left little help. no more. national security council official confirming to fox news the us plans to withhold $255 million in funding reviewing the level of cooperation. that tweet about lies and deceit, the us ambassador to pakistan, something to explain, things are developing rapidly as we begin the new year. jillian: donald trump -- rob: tom rogan from the washington examiner says the

best way to get involved in this is an through military strategy but economic one. >> it would be crazy to talk about going to war with iran, a secondary front with the protesters. the basic demographic level, benjamin and yahoo is right, is really political interests, a young a greek population has not seen of dividends and narrative of the islamic republic is one of liberation and shared sacrifice and the reality on the ground is suffering. that is something the united states on an economic level to reform things, money flows to people on the ground. the problem is the regime will collapse because the hardliners, their doctrine is a mission from god. it will take a flip in the security forces and that will

happen. >> a desperate search for two missing girls after their mother is found dead in a texas home. lily and 7-year-old lulu i believed to be in grave danger. and amber alert issued sunday when their mom's body was discovered during a welfare check. this man, terry miles, named a person of interest in her death which is called suspicious, police say he was living at the home but not clear what his relationship is to the mother at this point. miles may be heading to louisiana in a hyundai accent with the girls would anyone who sees the car or the little girls is urged to call 911. emotional candlelight vigil in honor of fallen colorado sheriff's deputy, hundred the gathering to honor zachary parrish killed in an ambush attack on new year's eve. he leaves behind a wife and two young daughters, is 4-year-old comforting her mom during the

vigil for him. >> soak it in. >> reporter: the gunman was an iraq war veteran and lawyer who spent the last few months ranting online against police. he fired 100 rounds on parrish and other deputies before being killed by a swat team. jillian: mechanical issues forcing a u-turn thousands of feet in the her, the pilot reported a problem with the nose gear after taking off from seattle seatac airport. people reported seeing the plane flying low for an hour burning of fuel before making an emergency landing, passengers took a different plane to baltimore. hundreds of people lining up to light up, long lines around several dispensaries on the first day of legal recreational marijuana sales in california

voters making it legal for anyone 21 and older to grow, possess and use limited quantities of the drug. marijuana is illegal under federal law, customers have to use a debit card or cash to buy it and only a limited number of stores will be given license to sell it. california is the sixth state to approve recreational marijuana use. rob: california the first sanctuary state. despite the trump administration's push to crackdown on illegal immigration. jillian: what it means going forward. >> happy new year to you both. history made monday as california values act becomes law in the golden state to limit how much local police can help federal immigration authorities which under the new law, schools, public libraries and health facilities are considered safe zones where illegals cannot be arrested. police and sheriffs cannot act as immigration authorities,

inquire about immigration status, detain someone based on a federal hold, participate on arrest based on immigration status, assist immigration authorities in arrests or transfer people to federal custody without a warrant or certain other criteria. some supporters say the law will help fight crime. san diego county sheriff the partition the statement, quote, we absolutely want all residents to feel safe when reporting crimes or coming forward as a witness to collects. other supporters acknowledge it is a way to push back against the president. >> than the clear message to the trump administration to california, we value diversity. >> those against the new law including the attorney general are outraged. >> why in the world with a want to object to the lobbying followed by calling on cities and states to analyze what they are doing, the danger it is

causing their own community. >> reporter: illegal immigrants faced deportation if they commit crimes or are swept up in a raid by federal agents in workplaces, neighborhoods or other venues or if they are arrested individually. jillian: thank you. it was a patriotic start to the college football playoffs thanks to the us army corps and fly over by stealth bomber. the game living up to the hype, georgia coming from 17 points behind in double-overtime, 54-48. >> michelle's turn running all the way. rob: must have been a great game. the bulldogs will play alabama

in the national championship, crimson tide rolling past clemson 24-6 in the sugar bowl. the title game is set for next monday night in atlanta, georgia. jillian: donald trump starting the new year by offering support to protesters in iran. our next guest has seen the push for human rights firsthand and is here to explain how donald trump is working up to clean up former president obama's mess. rob: the hospital allegedly turning america's heroes away to score a better rating can. jillian: put your hands up for this next story, a dad and his single lady channeling beyoncé, the best thing you will see all day. ♪ next time, i want you on my bowling team. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. classic. can i help you? it's me. jamie.

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jillian: welcome back. donald trump is starting 2018 putting pakistan on notice calling them out for their, quote, lies and dc while accepting tens of billions of us dollars. rob: calling for change in iran where he is offering support for protesters fighting for basic human rights. two big issues, here to discuss his national security analyst ryan morrow. we will start with pakistan. we have spent billions of dollars to a country that a lot of americans think hate us and the country that may have been harboring possibly amerigas worst enemy, usama bin laden, and to we found him in 2011. tell us about this decision with all this money. >> we should not tolerate killing and maiming of american soldiers which is what pakistan does through their intelligence service and terrorist groups

that operate as the proxy of the pakistani intelligence service. and basically saying you want money, going to come on a case-by-case basis, if you need the money and earn it maybe we will give it to you. that is great policy to have lose all these terrorist groups overlap so we have to look at the tell abandoned other groups backed by pakistan that allow the taliban and to cooperate. jillian: look at the numbers, you talk about 33 billion over the past 20 years but 526 million us aid to pakistan estimated number, that is a lot of money, donald trump has said we have been foolish to do this. do you agree? >> yes. part of the reason pakistan has gotten away with this aside from perceived dependency we have on them which is a joke is pakistan has had by the -- bipartisan

political influence in the united states to influence politicians to advocate on their behalf and at the same time building jihadist networks in the united states, they are not an ally. rob: let's switch to iran, another situation we are watching, people protest yet again. once a great nation, great friend of the united states until the late 70s when a revolution took over and the country has been run by a regime like this. what should the president do to help free these people in the situation. >> literally since i was 16 years old and the field of national security that the iranian people are our best weapon in the war against radical islam. what you are seeing is the d-day landing of the war on radical

islam being thought, a serious chance to kill the iranian regime and islamic revolution they -- conquer the world. the way we do that is use the reagan strategy from the cold war, support them like anti-communist forces. there are 1 million ideas how to do that easily and cheaply, including having trump weapon eyes his twitter with a constant stream of news coming out of iran. cyberattack the machine security forces, communications, they attack us with fibers and warfare we can do it back. time for accidental explosions that used to happen in iran under the obama administration to return. jillian: fox news has a report showing panic they are dealing with, religious leaders and the leadership must come to the scene, and deteriorating further, god help us, a complex situation that is different from

previous occasions. do you think the way donald trump is handling this could be a defining moment in his presidency? >> it is. if the iranian regime survives this it will be the fault of the current administration because they have everything, and it is the regime -- the iranian people will have saved the united states a lot of casualties, they help support attacks like 9/11 by supporting al qaeda and save us from a horrific nuclear emp scenario. of the regime fall that impact every threat across the globe we face from north korea to latin american drug cartels to venezuela to syria. it doesn't get bigger than this. trump is doing a good job so far

but there's more that can be done. rob: rex tillerson. even busier. great perspective, appreciate it. jillian: 2017 proving a violent year for baltimore after the top prosecutor endorsed chaos. >> gave those who wished to destroy safe to do that as well. jillian: destroy they did, violent crime numbers as residents are blaming. >> we do assess hostile actors gained access to the private commercial email accounts with whom secretary clinton was in regular contact from her personal account. >> the words of james comey coming back, the new bombshell report showing reports of confidences led government secrets fall into foreign hands.

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the city saw 343 murders in 2017 bringing the annual homicide rate to its highest level. many blaming reduced presence of police and the debtor freddie gray. weeks of protest followed that especially after comments from the former mayor, comments like this one. >> i made it very clear that i work with police and instructed them to do everything they could to make sure protesters were able to exercise their right to free speech. we also gave those who wish to destroy space to do that as well. >> inviting people to destroy the city, the murder rate declining before gray's death. stephanie rawlings blake has said her words in that press conference you just saw were taken out of context. jillian: va hospital putting

here is at risk to boost their own ratings, new york times report doctors were told to turn away some sick patients. staff says the hospital blames the viewer patient to take the higher ratings a gift, employees say if he refused to turn veterans away management would deny patrons themselves which could lead to bonus checks. may investigators say there what looking at claims. thousands of passengers in airports nationwide stranded for hours after the immigration passport system stopped working overnight. customs border patrol glitch forcing agents to process travelers through a slower backup system sparking massive delays. the outage lasted two hours but is back to normal this morning. rob: dreamers calling on donald trump to keep their status with no strings attached. the president has his own promises to fulfill. >> we have to start by building a wall, a big beautiful powerful

wall. rob: the president's new deal no wall no dreamers. is there room for a compromise on this or is it a waste of time? our political panel on deck to debate coming up. ♪ we didn't start the fire ♪ we didn't light it that we are trying to fight it ♪ from the first moment you met it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection mom: "oh hi baby" so all they feel is love wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers

>> new information about the boy charged in the grizzly new year's eve murder of his family. neighbors to local media the team was artistic. they are searching for a motive. the boys shot and killed his parents, sister and a family friend at their home in long branch, new jersey. the suspect's a brother posting a letter to social media say, quote, i wish i could tell all of them how much they meant to me and how much i love each and

everyone of them. cop killer who famously escaped from a new york prison says he has a new plan to get out, david sweat tipping off officials to security vulnerabilities he planned to use in exchange for weekly visits from his girlfriend. he was transferred to a maximum security prison, convicted murderer setting off a massive manhunt. matt was shot and killed. military leaders delivering a cautiously optimistic nation against isis. and ideology remains a threat even though the extremist stronghold has with -- has weakened. >> the battle against the barbaric enemy is not over. the military operations in 2017, exposed the heart of the false

ideology. >> the task for setting coalition forces have retaken land from the islamic state. his office confirming the holy land visit after it was reported was canceled again. pens was scheduled to visit last month but the senate voted on the tax reform bill, followed intense criticism over donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem is his relapse capital. it was during the week of january 14th. rob: two days into the new year donald trump working to fulfill another campaign promise. >> we are building a wall on the southern border. we will build the wall. that i can tell you. we will build a great wall along the southern border. rob: now set to meet with top

republican and democratic leaders to discuss the dreamers, the border wall is a must in this deal. can he make this deal happen. executive and residents at american universities school of public affairs, good morning to both of you. we want to start with you. what is the democratic party's position on immigration. are they just open borders at this point? >> i can't speak for the democratic party but it is safe to say democrats particularly in washington feel strongly it is necessary to find a deal to protect the dreamers, where the march deadline is just a few

months away, they have been very committed to making sure those individuals that came to the united states as children through no fault of their own or no choice of their own have an opportunity to stay here. safe to say it is a top policy priority in the new year. rob: it has been reported the president has a soft spot for these kids that don't know any other country but the united states but also has a big problem with illegal immigration as this country has a big problem with illegal immigration, millions of illegal immigrants pouring into this country democrats are resoundingly against this wall but how do you protect this border. >> must have a virtual barrier, every tool in the toolbox and there is no doubt democrats want a secure border, republicans, just a question of how we get

there. likewise for da ca, dreamers need to be treated fairly and equity. the were dirty word in washington is compromise. as we move into the new year both of those want the same thing, a question how we get there. we compromise in private lives, business lives, we have to do so in political life as well. the art of the deal is real, it is going to happen and a secure border, equitable and fair solution to dreamers. rob: what is the problem with the wall? the left identifies it as a racist idea or they have an issue with putting a wall there? >> twofold. one, symbolism surrounding the wall basically saying we are not welcoming individuals from south of the border so we put a

physical barrier that somehow indicates we are not a welcoming society. there is a symbolism that exists. the aspect of how do you execute this wall given the terrain, thousands of miles it has to go, the cost associated with, democrats and republicans across the southern border have expressed concern but i agree with brad, we need to get past the issue of being divided, we need to find a compromise on this, democrats in the past have expressed willingness to increase border security, increase funding for border security and there is a way to enhance the existing infrastructure down there as a starting point, donald trump will back away from wanting to do the wall, democrats are not going to back away from trying to protect the dreamers, but there has got to be a middle

ground. >> it is not a traditional democratic ideal to allow illegal immigrants into this country. they have always had issue a vi using technology. the president admitted that and use the technology using drones to make sure we have a broad view of the border. it is a combination of technology, physical barriers and smart technology and it will be the compromise in supporting the border. >> you get along quite nicely on television, thank you very much, appreciate the.

>> in mexico, warmer than it is everywhere else, the bitter cold sweeping the nation, responsible for five deaths and more temperatures on the way, hypothermia warnings and windchill alerts from texas all the way to maine. >> bone chilling temperatures forcing schools in 12 states to close today. meteorologist janice dean, this isn't funny anymore. >> it will last until mid-january so people need to take precautions and we are talking record-setting cold temperatures, temperatures across the nation, 24 in dallas, 27 in new orleans, factoring what it feels like with the wind and it is colder than that, dangerously cold across the plains, the cold coors across there in the midwest. -21 in aberdeen but factor in the wins, feel like-41, that is insanity and we will deal with this into the weekend, a bit of

a relief, but next weekend even colder temperatures especially on the east coast. we are watching potential for a blockbuster storm this week, forecast models make it offshore so we -- too close to call at this point, several inches of snow on the east coast but if the storm moves 100 miles west we will be dealing with the blizzard for the i-95 core door. marymac-my building is so insulated i haven't had to turn on my heat yet. let's do the show from there. rob: parts of canada are colder than mars. >> i was in canada last week where it was-20. rob: thank you so much.

jillian: the next story. rob: a father performing epic dance moves, janice loves this video complete with a black leotard and tights, taking over the internet. he has got some guts. the dead for michigan taking on this dance routine after his two daughters asked him to join. jillian: the video turning him into a viable sensation with 20 million views. rob: he is very secure in his manhood. jillian: 21 minutes until the top of the hour, more on the bombshell that come of a aberdeen allowed government secrets to fall into her hands,

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thanks a lot. >> it is just incredible. the cavalier attitude, bordering on absurdity. froma aberdeen using her personal email but not just any personal email but yahoo, the laughing stock of cybersecurity. when she first came on board, they set her passwords, first thing she does is turn around the email to the yahoo account, yahoo has these issues, and classified information about syria to yahoo in 2013. hillary clinton talking about was server hacked or not hacked.

and regularly those accounts by hostile actors. every single yahoo account, 500 million yahoo accounts, he was indicted and somea aberdeen, classified information about a yahoo server. >> in july 2009, hillary to and, the subject was important not for circulation, confidential, like hillary clinton to homes in a aberdeen back to her yahoo account, what was it like when you were trying to get this story and finally get it printed? this is a big game changer.

>> there has been little investigative reporting from the mainstream press on clinton emails. that came out because of the judicial watch lawsuit, the last one came out in september. it has been a couple months and we learned more about the severity of the yahoo hack in recent months, it is readily apparent yahoo is in the middle for ages but comes of a sending this information to yahoo, if anyone goes to the state department website and clicks around it pops right up. >> we had the whole case where they destroyed computers, laptops, phones, they look so terrible and you see the fascination with using private email servers, very interesting, thank you, great reporting. the holiday buzz is over and the credit card reality, how can you

set yourself up for financial success in 2018 from negotiating a new salary to renegotiating the grocery bill. our next guest has key steps. >> let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends," happy new year. >> reporter: happy new year to both of you. kellyanne conway will be joining us along with former speaker of the house newt gingrich and house majority whip steve scalise. a lot of things to talk about because washington get started later today. they hold great big find that they donald trump, we love you, the so-called trump squad and guess what, after the president drove by on saturday he sent a couple vans to pick them up and took them to mara lago. what was that like and what did the president say? we will visit one of the members 121/2 minutes from now on the

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rob: a family kicks off of their disney flight after other passengers accuse their daughter of having head lice, they were going to orlando. the mother claims she was removing dry skin from her 6-year-old daughter's hair while they were waiting at their gate in chicago when a flight attendant came over and insisted they not board the plane. southwest airlines thing we never want to inconvenience

customers but when we receive concerns from multiple people we are obligated to look into them. they were not offered a refund or an apology. the $800 billion up for grabs after no big lottery winners. the mega millions drawing is tonight, powerball is tomorrow, a lot of cash after the holidays, what are your chances of winning? $343 million mega millions prize you have one in $300 million chance and for the powerball, $440 million jackpot, one in 292 million are your odds, they are not great. the chances, one in 88 quadrillion. those are the odds. >> if you are waking up in a holiday spending whole, how can you get back on track heading into the new year?

money moves to make and 2018. this is a new year's resolution for a ton of people. you say make sure you build that emergency fund. >> your emergency fund, 60% of americans don't have $500 for a rainy day and if you are looking to get your money in order in 2018 this is where you start, 3 to 6 months of expenses including bills or rent. >> think of your big extended and you want that certified to be something you can access when you need it. how about your retirement account. >> people prioritize the retirement account, and with that a lot of people don't have much saved retirement. 53% of americans have 401(k)s and retirement accounts, the

vast majority have $5000 so your kids can get that for college, you cannot get that for your retirement so it is important to save for that and if you have an employer match that is money on the floor, pick it up. every single dollar, make sure you pick that in. jillian: the next one is something a lot of people are afraid of. if you are nervous about approaching your boss how do you do that? >> this is the time to do it, use the unemployment statistics unemployment is at an all-time low and even underemployment the last several years we have seen that low unemployment number a lot of people taking part-time jobs when they want to work full-time. the economy is better in that sense but 57% of men negotiate, 7% of women negotiate. there is a gender gap in negotiation. the average employee, 4.3 years, when you leave it costs your employer money, 10% to 20% of your annual salary to find

somebody else and train them. there is if you are sticking around i would ask for a portion of that. jillian: we are running out of time but the final thing is eating out can be very expensive. >> a lot of calories, 12 $50 a year eating three meals at home a week. jillian: i know a lot of people are listening to that and trying to get better. rob: 55 after the hour. was this toy under your tree? baby doll parents claim is calling their kids names we can't even play on tv, stay tuned. ♪ your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it nourishes the scalp and... ...keeps you up to 100% flake free

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♪ thunder, feel the thunder ♪ lightning and the thunder ♪ jillian: i really like that song. i have no idea who sings it. rob: i don't either. don't ask me. jillian: thank you to our control room. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. meet the twins in california born a year apart. the baby boy born on the december the 31st at 11:58 p.m. the younger sister arriving 12:16 a.m. january 1st, 2018. both are doing great. rob: that's cute. next the bad. surveillance video showing the shocking moment an out-of-control car nearly kill as man. you can see him walking on a texas sidewalk when all of a sudden that jeep slides right off on the wet road. thankfully he jumped out of the way. good move. the ugly, parents claim daughter foul mouth baby doll calls her a name. actually can't play it on tv

[bleep] jillian: the toys r us in england offering refund the family wants recall. the noises aren't supposed to sound like real words. rob: "fox & friends" starts right now. see you later. ♪ >> president trump arriving back at the white house via marine one. >> economic protest in iran take a deadly turn. >> a leaked memo from inside iran appears to show panic at the highest level of the iranian government. >> president trump encouraged the iranian people. time for change. >> i think it shows us that contrary to what people have been saying about iran being a regime that is very unified. you actually have at least a large contingent that is not pleased with iran. >> congress getting set to tackle the wish list for 2018. >> first item on the white house agenda, a meeting with congressional leaders to avoid a government shut down. >> there will be a deal on damascus canchts when you address the daca issue, i have to address the broader issue of illegal