able to catch her. [cheers] heather: what a catch, her mother says the safety bar was down as the family tried to get on the lift and somehow the 18-year-old's leg got caught. she is lucky. that wraps it up. hope you have a great weekend, see you back here monday, "fox and friends" first continues, by. rob: cash crime, justice department looking at the clinton foundation overpaid to play allegations, this is coming up again, brand-new investigation has been launched. >> deadly blizzard, 18 inches of snow, blasting much of the country, icy floods surging through streets, the brand-new concern, deep-freeze with bone chilling temperatures. heather: chelsea candler quit

her job to lead the resistance, now she is taking on donald trump. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: a live look outside our studio on avenue of the americas. a little busy yesterday. rob: it is freezing cold, just awful. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" this friday.

rob: you can stay in bed. thanks for starting the day with us, a pretty wild week politically. we begin with hillary clinton back in the spotlight. the fbi reportedly reopening the email investigation and the doj targeting the clinton foundation. jillian: a fox news exclusive, a letter showing the agreement to head over dossier related documents. todd pyro is here to break the information down. >> reporter: according to the daily beast looking at emails to learn how much classified information was sent over hillary clinton's server, who put that into an unclassified environment and which investigators knew this is the justice department lunch is an inquiry into whether the clinton foundation engaged in pay to play politics or other illegal activity while clinton served as secretary of state. fox news has learned house investigators will get access to all remaining investigative

documents in unredacted form as part of their russian inquiry. into a letter obtained by fox news there is a deal between rod rosenstein and house intelligence committee chair devon nunez as the california republican seeks information that could shed light on whether the controversial anti-trump dossier was used to open the russia probe and justify surveillance on trump campaign officials. in his letter nunez writes, quote, it is my hope this will provide the committee with all outstanding documents and witnesses necessary to complete its investigation. the committee is concerned the top us government officials investigating a presidential campaign relying on unverified information funded by the opposing political campaign based on russian sources. among witnesses agreed to in the letter, fbi agent peter strzok, james baker, lisa page, head of counterintelligence and bruce

or. take a look at your watches. january 5, 5 days into the new year, pace yourself. >> the new steve bannon book coming out, that is in the next half hour. thank you so much. now too extreme weather, the east coast bracing for round 2 as the deadly monster storm we have just gone through moves out, now brutal face stinging freezing cold air is moving in and moving in fast. >> after the powerful system unleashed havoc, the violent storm blamed, left boston in 15 feet, chunks of ice. >> this arctic blast, windchill

breaking records, the record is negative 40 °. jillian: folks don't have power on the east coast, dealing with record-setting temperatures into the weekend, windchill's below 0 on all these areas across the map so it will remain cold not only today but tomorrow into sunday. windchill advisories, freeze and frost, there is new york, look what happens, a little warmer into next week, 42 by friday, a little bit of a roller coaster ride. and it is out of their, did a lot of damage, snow totals over

17, 18 inches and those freeze advisories as far as south florida. the warming trend, having to get through this weekend. rob will be in a swimsuit. jillian: no border wall, no daca deal, donald trump making his terms absolutely clear in a critical meeting with top republicans. >> were both sides stand right now, marianne. >> donald trump's first order of business coming was a double-edged sword, the commander-in-chief leading with meeting leaders from both parties in a chess match over immigration reform and border security. here is where both sides are, the deadline to extend the obama era daca program isn't until march 5th but democrats are

demanding a government spending bill, fast approaching deadline of january 19th. donald trump remains firm on his stance no deal without a border wall and ending chain migration. >> any legislation on daca must secure the border with a wall and immigration officers the resources they need to stop illegal immigration. crucially the legislation must end chain migration, it must end the visa lottery. it would be really nice to do it in a bipartisan way. >> lindsey graham saying he can make history of the democrats are willing to budge. >> obama couldn't do it, bush couldn't do it. i think you can do it, this must be done now. leader mcconnell think there's no urgency. we disagree strongly.

every morning they wake up with a pit of fear in their hearts that they will be deported. jillian: the administration will meet with democrats next week, 11 days until the deadline to keep the government funded. it is sentencing day for the illegal immigrant acquitted of killing kate steinle. zarate could get three years behind bars for the only conviction handed obligors, felony for possession of firearm. 's acquittal on murder and manslaughter charges barred nationwide outrage after he admitted accidentally firing the gun that killed steinle in 2015. rob: north and south korea leaders will sit down for formal talks on tuesday, they will discuss the winter olympics and how to improve their strained relationship as joe biden claims

the us has never been closer to nuclear war but also admits donald trump inherited this crisis. >> what i worry about from the beginning is fundamental miscalculations. this is not a business deal. we know that he inherited, as we did, and incredibly difficult problem in north korea. one of the two things we spend the most time briefing the incoming administration about. rob: they will delay military exercises with south korea until after the winter olympics. jillian: donald trump sending a message to all nfl neil is using this powerful photo that shows a young widow and her infant leg in the front of the grave of a fallen shoulder with the caption this is why we stand. rob: he said so beautiful, show

this picture to nfl players who still neil. this past week, 19 players neil, sat or stayed in the locker room during the national anthem. jillian: 10 minutes after the hour, the book being billed as a white house tell all rushed to store shelves four days early after a legal threat from the white house. the mainstream media eating it up but remember how they treated steve bannon a few months ago. >> some of these men are masters of the dark arts and that's what people should understand about steve bannon. rob: now the liberal media has given him a lot of credit. our next guest calling out the hypocrisy there. jillian: deadlock election puts the balance of power in question, decided by luck of the draw. we will show you who finally won. first your pictures in the snow yesterday, look at that. ♪

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group, weiner's laptop contained classified material from abedin's blackberry as well. >> one of the faces of the trump residency admitting he made mistakes, and white house press secretary sean spicer opening up six month after he left his post. >> no question about it, the best job i did for the president of the united states, for the american people. >> comparing bashar al-assad to hitler and his exchange with reporters over the crowd size at trump's inauguration as his biggest gaffe. >> some of these men are masters of the dark arts and that is what people should understand. >> sparking outrage among

democrats, moderate republicans and hate crime groups. >> what was the hiring process to get this guy on board? do they do a background check? heather: the mainstream media has assailed steve bannon for a long time, the entire time he served as the chief strategists, the white house tell all the white house is denying has any factual basis at all but the media is changing its tune about bannon. >> this war of words between the president and chief strategist steve bannon is nothing short of stunning. >> steve bannon, the guy they had their arms around, taking pictures two days ago, now steve bannon is talking about reason. >> he wants to be seen as the architect of the success of donald trump's campaign. it was failing and flailing

before steve came aboard. >> contributor at the hill, and many articles, an article from cnn after 10:00. it is bigger than trump versus bannon but trump's capability. what is your reaction to this? >> i wish i could say i'm surprised by this medium bias, and stay when the liberal media exhausted itself trying to vilify donald trump, and doesn't care about anything he had to say, to make donald trump look bad. he seems to be a media darling, the media doesn't love steve bannon, they have a seething hatred for him, republicans fight with each other and this trump bannon feud is used to

undermine the president and draw the spotlight away from donald trump to make some achievements, this should be a great week for the white house, the dow reached 25,000, since 1990 in a report shows 250,000 jobs added to the private sector, the media doesn't talk about that. rob: do you think the president doug his own ditch? a lot of people wonder what somebody like steve bannon was doing in the white house to begin with. he is awfully far right, he didn't seem like a very credible person to be in that position, made a lot of people nervous like having a communist in obama's tenure, would have made a lot of people nervous, far outside sections of politics. >> steve bannon was a brilliant

strategist, everyone has to admit he was instrumental in getting donald trump into the white house and has a unique understanding of donald trump's base being the head of breitbart news. of trump went to the media to focus more on his achievements he didn't do himself any fevers with the blistering statements personally attacking steve bannon. trump is a fighter, his supporters love that about him and it is one of the reasons he won in 2016 but moving forward the president has got to focus his fire on the obstructionist democrats, not his former chief strategist who helped him get into the white house. it the end of the day bannon and trump want the same things, they are the same team, they believe the american first agenda, secure the border, keep americans safe. it would be better for conservatives and the nation as a whole if they bury the hatchet and move on and most trump supporters don't want to hear about the feud but building a wall, repealing obamacare and

strengthening the job market. best for the country if we could move on with the dialogue. to do that trump had to focus on the issues. jillian: let's see how quickly they are able to move on and how quickly the media can move on from this. >> this will be the story for a long time. jillian: 20 minutes after the argument donald trump slamming democrats after disbanding voter fraud, do they only fight the commission because they need votes from illegal immigrants? political panel on deck to debated. rob: after a year fakeness claims and bad press facebook founder mark zuckerberg's new year's resolution is to fix these problems, the internet making a mockery, carly is here with the response. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet.

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jillian: mark zuckerberg's new year's resolution making big news, promising to try hard to do his job. rob: carly shimkus is here, not a lot of likes on this. >> did you guys make one. the three of us are perfect. each year facebook ceo mark zuckerberg makes a big new year's resolution and this year might be the most challenging yet, he is vowing to fix facebook and a post written on facebook he said my personal challenge is fixing these important issues, we will

prevent all mistakes or abuse, and preventing misuse. and blamed for helping fake news aimed at influencing the 2016 presidential election. and maia says the personal challenge, as facebook ceo anyway, and to be over and marked wes the personal challenge for 2018 is to build a spaceship to lunch zuckerberg into the sun. zuckerberg did make a new year's resolution to visit people in all 50 states, now focusing on his day job. rob: don't worry about it. >> donald trump tweeted about

voter id laws are saying as americans you need identification sometimes in a strong and accurate form for almost everything you do except the most important thing, voting for the people that run your country, push for voter identification and chelsea handler responded that must be white is easier to buy a gun in some of these dates than it is to vote but you love guns and don't want black people to vote so that is a double win for you. that got a lot of reaction on social media. racial says you can't say this without facts, easier to buy a gun than vote. drew said i don't know what is more said the fact that you believe this or you actually have people agreeing with you. we are talking voter id and getting feisty. rob: remember when she had a

show? this is crazy how the election came down. jillian: the winner of the virginia house of delegates race was decided yesterday by picking a name out of a ball. take a look at this. >> the winner will be in the first canister. the winner of house district 94 is david yancey. rob: he was tied with the democratic opponent, and under snowflakes is that is how they do that. do you think that should be

decided. jillian: 27 minutes after the hour, the book being billed as white house tell all rushed to store shelves four days early. rob: people lining up all night, griff jenkins has a copy. >> the book the white house doesn't want you to read so we read it for you, we will tell you everything you need to know as well as fallout between the president and his chief strategist coming up.

jillian: we are back with extreme weather, the deep-freeze after the storm. >> americans waking up to blistering temperatures after the monster winter storm, the bomb cyclone unleashed on the northeast. >> running under icy floodwaters as the bone chilling arctic blast moves in.

rob: these ridiculous temperatures, to hear of the city, people are trying, hard to do that. >> that is the headline of the day, snow has stopped falling but plummeting temperatures making things cold and dangerous and this is the heart of the matter, the cleanup, has been packed in by plows will turn into one large ice cube through the day, asking people to stay off the road as much as they can to get to this and get it out, and video in new york city, in suffolk county, and get 16

inches of snow yesterday and the roads made it impossible, trying to drive around and stay put, 70 vehicle accidents by midnight. if you thought driving was bad, it still is. flight aware reporting 5400 flights canceled, two thirds of those originating from new york, the new york area, boston, a long day ahead of us, people digging out, staying safe is top of the line for everyone. rob: thanks, a white house tell all on store shelves four days early, folks lining up to get their hands on fire and fury as the white house landed as sad and pathetic. griff jenkins joins us with what

the president is saying. >> the president doesn't like it and it is causing a ruckus in washington and the storm couldn't stop going on sale last night. lawyers trying to stop it with a cease-and-desist letter sent to the publisher, don't expect anyone at the white house to buy, sarah huckabee sanders blasting the book as fantasy. >> there are numerous mistakes but i'm not going to waste my time or the country of time going page by page talking about a book that is complete fantasy and full of tabloid gossip. >> reporter: the fallout between the president and chief strategist continue that donald trump responded to numerous urging remarks against him and his family alleging don junior was treasonous and unpatriotic. >> he called me a great man last night, obviously changed his

tune pretty quick. i don't talk to him. that is just a misnomer. >> reporter: may not talk to him but has a new nickname for steve bannon, suiteing last night about the latest access, i authorize 0 access to white house, turned him down for interviews, this is full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that don't exist. look at this guy's past and watch what happens to him and sloppy steve. the president that lawyers threaten legal action against bannon, numerous report suggests financial backers, distancing themselves from him. one high-profile attorney, to bannon himself for legal action for defamation. >> thank you. rob: donald trump sounding the call for voter id laws to fix

the rigged system will one day after disbanding the front panel taking to twitter to blast democrats were refusing to hand over essential data. the fraud commission panel, because they need illegal votes, joining us to debate is federal analyst kathy griffin, fox news contributor steve cortez. nice to have you both in the same place. why has this panel disbanded? >> started in may and they couldn't prove anything, they couldn't come up with any voter fraud. >> millions of fake floats, enough to get the popular vote on trump's side. >> never happened. they were never able to prove otherwise and this was bannon's idea to begin with so it made sense it was disbanded but he claims donald trump is saying there was voter fraud but there is no proof of it.

rob: this was a bannon idea. >> thanks for not calling me sloppy steve. look, i rarely disagree with the president, on this he exaggerated the extent of the problem but that doesn't mean there is no problem. what is important is when you look at voter id, always a minority issue. as a hispanic i take offense at that was very condescending that minorities are incapable of furnishing identification of obtaining it and bringing it to the photo booth. that is a patronizing and condescending attitude to take toward blacks and hispanics. everything in life we do, without showing id, the sacred right to vote i should have to show my id. supporters exaggerated the

extent of the problem. >> he won -- he lost the popular by 3 million, a lot of people rolled their eyes saying how could it be that big? you don't think it was that big. >> show id absolutely. the sacred right to vote, accept the vote. rob: why should people not have to show a form of identification to vote for the president of the united states? >> it is not easy to vote to begin with, not like we are given the day off to vote, not exactly easy to vote in our country, to make it more difficult would be counterproductive. this panel wasn't to make voting easier or help anyone. minorities and hispanics do suffer the most. >> why because we are hispanic?

>> they have shown minorities do suffer when the laws become tougher. >> they shouldn't vote in the first place. >> they are citizens, they should vote. rob: if they are citizens why don't they get a id? >> it is your legal right to vote. >> it is offensive to minorities. >> you should be able to vote no matter what. the whole point -- rob: let me get this back under control, they go after each other. the fact that low turnout in voting is a problem for both sides. why is it you say you shouldn't need identification to vote? i don't -- if you are a citizen of the united states you should have multiple forms of identification.

>> they should make it as easy as possible to vote. to fix the voting process in the country and they didn't solve any problems pandering to the base and it was bannon's idea. rob: i didn't get the answer i was looking for but we tried. good to see you guys. jillian: obama era pot policy goes up in smoke sparking outrage where it is illegal to light up. the hollywood award season kicking off with the golden globe weekends. who is going to clean off this year? kevin mccarthy joins us live with his prediction.

rob: electrical company accused of sparking the largest wildfire in california history the claim two lives, utility company southern california it is in facing three lawsuits from people who lost their homes from the thomas fire, 300,000 acres, they say the company failed to monitor electrical equipment which caused the massive blaze. it is 92% contained. jillian: jeff sessions aiming at the marijuana industry reversing obama era policy that protected legalize marijuana programs from federal intervention. washington times legal affairs reporter joined us earlier about what this means going forward. >> we have to wait and see over the next few months if there's an increase in prosecution

related to marijuana. colorado, california, those with legalize sales on recreational use of marijuana. jillian: 29 state legalize medical marijuana and california became the eighth state to legalize it for recreational use. award season is upon us, the golden globes by this weekend. rob: which ones will clean up this year? kevin mccarthy joins us with his predictions. >> it is officially 2:45 in los angeles, the middle of the night. good evening to you on the east coast. jillian: best performance by an actress in a motion picture, musical or comedy, who do you think take that? >> the golden globes divide up their categories between musical

comedy and drama. different films that compete in the award season. what i love about this year is there is no clear front runner in any of these categories. i could be wrong with a lot of my predictions and i like that. going into the actual show sunday night with seth myers hosting the show i don't know what is going to win and i'm excited. this category you mention i am going to go with margo robbie. she is so brilliant with this film, one of the best movies of the year, she placed tonya harding, the story of her and nancy kerrigan, and amazingly well made film and she learned a lot of the skating herself and for scenes that were too difficult to use the stage replacement in the triple axle and things like that but she is incredible in the film, my pick

for best actress in a musical comedy. rob: we have steve carell, battle of the sexes, i saw the disaster artist with james franco, he was excellent in that. >> i thought this was amazing, i thought it would go to james franco because of the disaster artist because he is playing tommy russo who wrote and directed the worst movie of all time called the room. it would be ironic to see the actor portraying him win the award on sunday night. i will say from the movie get out deserves the award but franco will take home of award sunday night. if you haven't seen the disaster artist i recommend that, also a movie called the room which the disaster artist is about the making of. jillian: best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama.

>> francis mcdermott, she is incredible in this film, my will win and should win in this category, a brilliant performance and every time she is on screen she is so unpredictable and i think she is going to win on sunday. rob: best performance by an actor in a drama as well. >> gary oldman to finally take home the oscar this year, he plays winston churchill though i will say it is not his best performance. i would go with true romance or the fifth element or dracula, timothy who plays the character in the call me by your name deserves this award, we may see him win, oldman was the front runner but salome is getting closer to him. i will say oldman for sure but it could be salome as well.

jillian: best motion picture musical or comedy. >> i will go with get out even though it is not a comedy, it could go to disaster artist. i will pick get out and the drama category, the toughest category, shape of water, call me by your name. i will go with dunkirk because i want it to win. i saw it nine times, we will see what happens. it could be any of the five you see on screen. jillian: i would be impressed if you go 5 for 5. rob: what is coming up in ten minutes? >> i have only -- coming up on our program, best performance by presidential press secretary sarah huckabee sanders the nominee and she is accepted to be our guests with congressman

jim jordan who says the attorney general, time for him to go, sarah carter on big information on how the permit of justice is looking at the clinton foundation. a problem with taxes? tommy fisher, the ceo, building the prototype for donald trump's border wall will join us live. a busy 3 hours here, 10 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. back in two minutes. cannot live without it.

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jillian: foxbusiness alert, dow jones continues its record-breaking ride, donald trump tweeting tao crashes through 25,000, unnecessary regulations continuing. >> market rise has been

incredible, tracy carrasco with foxbusiness is here and this is a big moment. >> $25,000 for the first time, 25,075 gains of 152. and trading sessions, this is the shortest stretch, that is huge and with the president had to say at a press briefing. >> the historic tax cut i signed into law before christmas is already delivering major economic gains. great results just the beginning. the dreams of the american people are unleashed there is nothing, absolutely nothing we can't achieve. jillian: we can attribute the rise to curbing regulation, gop tax reform bill, strong corporate profits, global economic growth. people have to check their batteries. >> lithium ion batteries for

50,000 notebook computers, computer safety commission received eight reports of battery packs overheating, melting or charring including reports of property damage totaling $4500 and a report of a minor injury involving a 1st ° burn to a hand. if you have one of these check it out, they were sold amazon, hp.com and best buy. rob: cheeseburgers? >> nothing says cheeseburger like a blue cheeseburger but it has a blue bun. there is on your screen. this is for the nfl game, jacksonville jaguars and buffalo bills so this is the first time they have made it in ten years and this is how they are celebrating will, with a blue cheeseburger. rob: thank you. i don't know.

55 minutes after the hour, vicious vegans attacking cops over breakfast, the battle between the pc police and real police. jillian: liberals bent on erasing history won't let it go, the brand-new attack from christopher columbus. rob: before we go to break, pictures from yesterday. ♪ . . downy unstopables. for a fresh too feisty to quit. and now try downy unstopables with the original scent of tide

rob: all right, time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. 93 world war veteran sworn in as the mayor of new jersey. first ever public office. how awesome is that? the republic can won after passing out 7500 campaign fliers. jillian: went through two pair of shoes all doing that christopher columbus statue

again the splattered with purple and green paint. rob: the police in the u.k. blasted for posting photos of hot breakfast vegans saying photos of meat are offensive and thoughtless. at some point have you got to draw a line under it and that is just ridiculous. jillian: have a good weekend. >> the east coast braces for round 2 as a below freezing temperature coming just hours after the powerful system unleashed havoc. >> look at the forecast wind chills. bone chilling dangerous temperatures. >> the justice department has opened a new inquiry into the clinton foundation. >> the bureau focusing on whether the clinton foundation engaged in pay-to-play politics while hillary clinton was secretary of state. >> hillary is going to find out the art o an answer to her n question what difference does it make. >> the president finally responded on camera to comments made