one man gets a whopper of surprise for burger king, charged more than $1000 after trying to cash in on a penny whopper deal. he tried to order them through an apps but they supersized his meal to say the least. that wraps up his hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. jillian: tuesday, december 11th. holiday horror, the new threat unveiled by isis taking aim at the capital. rob: finding middle ground, donald trump meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. jillian: could set the foundation for a deal to build the wall? brexit on the brink. teresa may all laying a crucial government vote. rob: the preceptor taking on an old rule to block the ongoing saga and make a political point.

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a shutdown showdown set for the oval office today. rob: donald trump meeting with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to talk border security as they reach a budget real by next week. jillian: griff jenkins in washington with what to expect. >> reporter: the deadline december 21st a week from friday. the second point, funding for the border wall, the president wants $5 million, democrats rejected that. this isn't the first time there was a meeting between the top two democrats. what is the difference? democrats are about to take back the house, nancy policy eyeing the speakership again and they are feeling emboldened going into today's meeting. >> the one and only way to approach a shutdown is if donald trump refuses both of our proposals and demands $5 billion or more for a border wall. >> donald trump wants to throw a temper tantrum that is his

decision. >> reporter: this joint statement, this holiday season the president knows full well that his wall proposal does not have the votes to pass the house and senate and should not be an obstacle to a bipartisan agreement but house majority whip steve scalise says the problem lies with democrats. >> the president was willing to put a lot of people on the table to negotiate with democrats in return for wall funding and they walked away and said they are not going to do anything because the extreme left doesn't want to do anything because they want open borders, that is the dilemma where nancy pelosi is right now. >> reporter: the freedom caucus is this is the last chance before democrats take over the house and they fulfill the president's promise to the american people to build that wall. the meeting is at 11:30 and we will see, it appears democrats are offering $1.3 billion which is the same as fiscal year 2018.

rob: we will talk about that with jason chaffetz coming up. jillian: breaking overnight five marines after a military plane crash now pronounced dead. the search ended a week when two american planes collided during a training exercise off the coast of japan, two marines were recovered. another crew member was found and is in fair condition. the cause of the crash is under investigation. rob: fox news alert, more protests expected in france as emmanuel macron breaks his silence. ♪ rob: what a mess in france. macron promising to restore calm by any means necessary including a plan to raise the minimum wage and cutting taxes on overtime

and for people who make a lot of money but that may not be enough. the yellow vest demonstrators say he is out of touch. jillian: brexit on the brink, british prime minister teresa may heading back to the eu after delaying yesterday's critical brexit vote. rob: eu leaders say they will not renegotiate, live in london uncertainty looms over the uk's future. >> reporter: teresa may is trying to break the deadline and she's hoping this trip to europe will help convince people back home to support her on this. she had a breakfast meeting bright and early with the dutch prime minister in the hag. she will head to berlin later today hoping for some reassurance on the deal over brexit the project from the eu which might make it more acceptable to lawmakers in

parliament but expectations are pretty low, the eu says the deal is done and there is no room for renegotiation. >> the best, the only deal possible. no room for renegotiation. of course, if used intelligently, there is enough to give further clarification. >> reporter: yesterday teresa may told parliament she would postpone a crucial vote on that deal. the deal has become so controversial lawmakers would not approve it. teresa may is convinced it is the right deal for the country. she wants parliament to compromise it and there are concerns britain may crash out of the eu without a deal and concerns the pound fell to the lowest level against the dollar in 20 months.

some are calling for a second referendum but there isn't an obvious solution to this crisis, many calling for resignation of the prime minister over her handling of this crisis. rob: this is a real mess. thank you so much. jillian: attorneys for paul manafort and robert mueller head to court with a discussion with a federal judge today, the president's war a campaign chair is accused of lying to investigators at the fbi. manafort and lawyers say he's been truthful in pleading guilty to financial crimes 3 months ago. a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow. rob: the supreme court is staying out of a fight over medicare funding for pride and -- planned parenthood. brett kavanaugh casting the deciding vote not to hear appeals from two states claiming

the organization should not receive public funding, louisiana and coniferous -- kansas, the group selling fetal tissue for medical research. many in the pro-life community disappointed in brett kavanaugh's decision but senior judicial and was judge andrew napolitano says he was doing what was right for the court, not based on his own personal beliefs. judge napolitano: a right to life community is all about we thought brett kavanaugh was one of us and the right to life community, brett cavanagh may be one of you but on the court he is going to make a decision based on the law. i wish he had voted yes. i would have been with the state of louisiana. i don't think the state should have to spend tax dollars on planned parenthood but aside from ideology there are a lot of reasons why justices will vote not to take the case, this is not the right case to take. we have other cases that are more important and more timely right now.

this is a technical issue about the standard of a person to sue a state. this is not on the merits of how to spend this money but i am suggesting to people who are pro-life they should not assume he is a traitor to them. they should assume he is doing what he believes is the right thing. rob: a big moment for brett cavanagh after all the criticism of him, many democrats maintain brett cavanagh remains a massive threat to overturn roe versus wade and brett -- judge andrew napolitano will be here to talk about all this. jillian: first lady milania trump will attend the toys for tots event in washington helping young volunteers make christmas cards and sort presence at joint case anacostia bowling. rob: and donated 100 books to the university program that has given 39 million books to kids.

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rob: in hours from now donald trump, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer hoping to end affiliate over funding the government. jillian: republicans firm on the president's request for $5 billion for the border wall. >> $5 billion. if there is a better way to get there than the president laid out we need an alternative. they could shut the government down for no reason. rob: a lot of space between the two parties. can anything get done?

joining us is author of the deep state and former utah congressman jason chaffetz. thanks for coming on. bring the cameras in for this one. >> get used to this. i don't think anyone is excited about it. chuck schumer tried to shut down the government last time and it didn't go well. if you spend $1 million a day every day it would take three thousand years to get to 1 trillion. our federal government spends $1 trillion every 90 days. to find $5 billion for border wall, it is there. you can do it and president obama liked to say elections have consequences. the president is insisting to get this walden, trying to protect the security of the nation. he should get the border wall funding. the democrats, they like the issue. i don't think they want to solve the problem. jillian: some people argue republicans haven't been working to get it done.

>> it is embarrassing, republicans in the two years leading to the have never secure the funding, the house has but the action is in the senate. nancy pelosi can flail all she wants but they need a simple majority. they have got that. they need senators to come along, people like senator flake and others won't be there for them. how does the president bridge that gap? he needs to hold a hard-line. rob: $1.6 billion was the initial offer, now 1.3. the democrats have a good position, they picked up 40 seats in the house. what happens? >> republicans expanded growth in the senate. still, you have to get to the magic number and the president will hold that line. most of the government is funded. the troops and others have work. those in homeland security, that is what they need to fund and people on the border, ice

agents, border patrol agents, they know we need this wall to make their jobs easier and protect the homeland. jillian: do you see this as an hour and everything for the border wall? >> it is the first step of $25 billion but when you are spending trillions of dollars every year north of $4 trillion the money is there. the president has to take a hard-line on this one. rob: harris poll from earlier this year which is not a conservative poll, 80% of americans prefer of the secure border to an open border. the president thinks this is a total winner for him. >> nancy pelosi calls the wall in moral. what she is advocating is an open border. she wants to tear down the existing wall, to add to the existing wall. we know it works, we know it protects the homeland. the difference between a wall and 1000 troops arresting

people, wouldn't in the long-term in the long-term that would be cheaper, wouldn't it? >> it depends on the terrain but sometimes multiple sentencing, go a number of yards and have another fence that seems the most effective. in other areas you don't have to have an actual wall. the president is asking for a modest amount of money. i have been to the border and all of a sudden it stopped and you can see the trail from mexico north. people just walk across. jillian: you are savvy on social media. you have an op-ed on facebook. what about facebook. >> facebook needs to do an about-face. they have a great platform that has served a lot of people. if they don't have protections for kids, if they don't protect your data, most people are shocked how much they are doing, pushing towards facial recognition, watching movement

when you move and find your geolocation. these things are creepy. that is how facebook started. a way to rate women at harvard. it was a creepy platform to begin with. now they made it even creepier. it is ripe for regulation. today, in the house of representatives the ceo of google is on capitol hill. rob: a lot of people are moving away from facebook. it feels like the younger generation, facebook is too much. >> instagram is owned by facebook, but when grandma got on facebook a lot of kids that i am out of here. it is not a cool thing anymore to be on facebook. jillian: good to see you. jillian: foxbusiness alert, manic monday for the market, how are things shaping up after a 500 point swing with a look at the futures.

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violent vehicle attacks in washington dc and use the sinister image showing the capital building through the windshield of a car. the terror group writing harvest time has come in your homes. run them over with a truck or car coming at you. jillian: a man suspected of fighting isis attack is behind bars accused of shooting up a synagogue. police say the ohio man was inspired by the october massacre in pittsburgh where 11 people died in a mass shooting at the tree of life synagogue. joseph taken into custody after undercover agents. a second potential terror attack stopped in ohio. elizabeth arrest after buying 2 pounds of gunpowder allegedly to make a bomb. the glorified charleston church shooter deliver roof and flew to denver at the site of the columbine school shooting.

she had an ak-47 it wrote in her journal and committing an upscale mass murder. rob: a foxbusiness alert, the stock market opening up after a wild day of trading. tracy carrasco here with more on the comeback. >> reporter: the dow erasing a 507 point decline, the s&p is up by 4 points at the close. nasdaq adding 51 points, traders pointing to a number of things going on for the selloff, the yield curve, delayed vote in brexit, the ongoing trade discussions between the us and china the latest potential roadblock, the arrest of a chinese tech executive who will be back in a canadian report to find out if she will be released on bail, futures point higher. they changed direction a few minutes ago.

we can see another wild day today. >> all these people on the plane with their emotional support dogs it is so ridiculous. what do you think? >> delta making a change, banning all emotional support animals on flights 8 hours or longer and when it comes to all service and support animals under 4-month-old, no matter the duration of the flight they will be banned, delta making the change after receiving 84% increase in incidents reports in 2016-17. these animals, accidents happen and biting, attacking other passengers making the change. it goes into effect. >> dogs pooping on the floor of the plane. >> that was an incident i'm sure. the change go into effect

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rob: the search for missing mom is intensifying, police confirmed chelsea barrett's iphone ping in idaho days after she varnished from colorado. her boss so she let them know he she would not be in the following week but barrett's mother says this is out of character. >> he doesn't run off and someone knows where she is. we just want you home. call us if we can. rob: very bizarre story. barrett's family says only purse was missing from the 29 you make's home, her current suitcase untouched. the white house announcing new sanctions against north korea's top officials for human rights abuses and censorship and lawmakers send the message follows the death of auto war i warmbier who died after being

released from north korean custody last year. denuclearization and that rogue regime remains stalled at this point. it has been a week of shakeups at the white house, presidential advisor jared kushner says everything is running smoothly. >> a new white house counsel will be fabulous. a lot of stories making a lot of attention in the news but a lot of phenomenal people in the white house and administration show up to work every day, ignoring the noise and focusing on how to accomplish the objectives of the president which is to make the country more prosperous and create more jobs and keep people safe. rob: congressman mark meadows is on the shortlist to replace chief of staff john kelly. last night on hannity he said he would be honored. several southeast states hit hard by winter storm, waking up

to plunging temperatures, many schools in north carolina and virginia staying closed today. unbelievably heavy snow and ice too much for some buildings, this gas station in north carolina the awning collapsing, the storm claiming 3 lives, utility crews working to restore power in the region, 70,000 customers remain in the dark. janice dean tracking the latest conditions. >> record-setting in some areas and because the temperatures are so cold a lot of frozen ice on highways and bridges and power lines and that is why things are dangerous, winter weather advisory in north carolina. look at the wind chill. it feels cold across the northern plains and great lakes as far south as dallas, texas, feels like 35, past 24 hours the storm system out of the way across north carolina but a new storm system, several storms in

the pacific northwest, the interior northwest, potential for heavy rain and mountain snow. people are loving that the rockies are getting a lot of snow pack for the skiers. that whether is going to move across the central us and east coast this weekend. take a quick look at the storm set up as we go through time, some energy from the northwest combining from the system that moves in from the gulf of mexico and potential for not only heavy rain but severe storms including large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. a little too warm for a big snow event but we have to monitor in the weekend, another big storm system. google's ceo in the hot seat on capitol hill to answer questions about possible bias against conservative after google refused to attend a senate hearing in september.

beverly holberg of the district media group at the heritage foundation will be at today's hearing and joins us now. thank you for being here. it will be a different day than google's ceo is used to. >> even when you talk about in september you have these other big tech ceos it is facebook and twitter going before the senate you had an empty chair by google. this will be the first time we are going to hear from this. i hope we have some tough questions by the congressman who are there, not grandstanding, not taking all the airtime because they have limited time for their questions but putting tough questions to google because what people ones to know, one of the most important things is what are they doing with the privacy of the users, the data users have and in the works of building a search engine for china that will have censorship included in it. when you combine that with

concerns people have about democratic issues and stories being prioritized in search engines there is enough to go around when it comes to questions. jillian: china in this search engine, they are in the process of developing, what is your thought on that? >> i'm extremely concerned and you find bipartisan support of concern on this, some google employees voiced their concern. what is the search engine for what we know at this point? tracking where users go, that would be reported to the chinese government. when you think about google they are censoring different things going on whether it is religious in nature, christian in nature, american in nature, their algorithm says these things on the line of the constitution is inappropriate but working with the chinese government to censor people and report that back to the government and this is not a

government that is really to christianity. they have a lot of questions on why they choose that, it is it all about the money or is there something else at play? jillian: here's what we expecting from google's ceo, part of the prepared testimony, quote, i leave this company without political bias and work to ensure our products continue to operate that way. to do otherwise would go against core principles and business interests. it was a short time back there were leaked emails from employees that discuss altering search engines to undermine conservative ideas and policies, google did go ahead and say none of the proposals in these emails were implemented but the fact you had this conversation going on is disarming to a lot of people. >> reporter: two things going on, when is when you have large companies in more urban areas you have people that lean liberal and you have people who don't realize what they already have.

it is something inherent, not realizing it but at the same time google does have the right to do what it wants. a company that can do what it wants. the government has to be careful about thinking the answer is government regulation. conservatives are against bureaucrats determining what to do with the internet when it came to net neutrality. it was good that we rolled back net neutrality. what this comes down to is making sure there isn't anything illegal going on when it comes to user data. that should remain private, policies they have should be clear to users. that is important, the situation with china, getting us information about what is going on. as users we need to determine how to protect ourselves and another search engine can take its place in the future. heather: we will certainly be watching. it is 37 minutes after the hour. the leading contenders for time

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style, to keep the show moving. producers are under a lot of pressure considering the ratings dropped 19% last year. folks on social media talking about the potential change, kingsley says it is a fair consideration, give the present a top-notch dialogue and keep the show moving. jane on twitter says try canceling them all together. bennett mendelson says fine. i will host it. i'm sure you would do fantastic. the least want job in hollywood, ratings are plummeting. may be on the list for time magazine's person of the year. the top 10 finalists for this year's time magazine person of the year and contenders include donald trump, the familys separated at the border, vladimir putin, special counsel

robert mueller, black panther's director, christine ford, jamal khashoggi, the march for our lives activists, south korean president moon and the duchess of sussex, megan markel, looking at reaction on these finalists, jim says someone attempting to improve the world through their actions and another twitter user says how they are adding border patrol to the list. leslie christopher says donald trump is the only one that deserves it. last year the silence breakers who advanced to me too movement received that accolade. rob: the fbi most wanted -- i'm not surprised. the brexit thing, lord of the rings, the favored producer of the day. >> both of our favorite movies, lord of the rings actor andy circus got back into the iconic

character of gollum to mock teresa may over the controversial brexit deal. >> the ones, people vote. everybody votes. >> we never saw this movie. >> pretty good goal and impersonation. give your impression real quick. that is terrifying. rob: i was trained before that. >> never left so you hard. another twitter user says give the man an oscar. the one person not laughing is teresa may herself who delay the vote to improve the deal due to a lack of support. you got to watch all 3 of them. >> i'm told that a lot about lot of movies. rob: see what is coming up on "fox and friends".

>> welcome back, you seem to be hitting things off pretty well. let me tell you what is coming up. judge andrew napolitano has been asked to come in and do our show, talking about everything from what is going on with the mueller probe to everything going on with comey. dave boxee is the next chief of staff talking about the president's uphill climb to get more than $1.3 billion for the border wall. franklin graham has a great cause, tom schillue will be here come his quiz show appearance did not go well, he was not familiar with the questions and we didn't get answers. he will come back again. we will be talking about everything else breaking around the world, the french riots, what is going on with brexit and the markets. we can do that in 3 hours. let me urge you to get dressed. jillian: please do. rob: thank you.

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border in san diego, one activist arrested for assaulting an officer, the group wants the government to withdraw troops from the border, reform asylum practices and end deportation. from the border to capitol hill, 138 people arrested while protesting for climate change outside nancy pelosi's office. the group trying to rally democratic support on capitol hill for environmental initiatives. they say more than 1000 protesters turned out. rob: more politicians on the left rallying for green policies to combat climate change after president emmanuel macron was forced to cave on his policies during weeks of riots across the country. are democrats getting a dose of reality on this subject? brand-new op-ed worth reading saying americans are more worried about making ends meet

and lose joins us now like americans are worried about making ends meet and things are getting tighter and tighter especially for lower middle-class throughout the west. it doesn't mean you are climate change denier. >> i totally agree. it means recognize there is enormous cost on trying to curb carbon emissions in an economy like ours which runs on fossil fuels and i think what people need to understand is this is not a magic wand situation. if you're going to curb emissions you are imposing a gigantic tax on the american economy. because we are joined producer of oil and natural gas and coal impact the economy more than china which is a net importer of energy. and reaching the goals set by the united states hobbled the economy cost hundreds of

thousands of jobs. china, which by the way at this point has twice the emissions of the united states basically committed to almost nothing in the paris agreement. rob: and emerging market. >> china when they report emissions everyone in the world knows they are bogus, they are not telling the truth on whether emissions are and they had dozens of powerplants, one on call every year so it will get worse in china. rob: they learn about china and this started as a fuel tax and angered people throughout the country but it isn't about the fuel tax as much as it is the high cost of living in this was the straw that broke the camels back, don't have any money left in france. this is a theme in this country

and the west. why has this gotten so expensive? what can we do to curb that aside from not paying as much attention to climate change? there are problems outside of that. >> in europe you have seen the economies slow in part because they have gone green with great enthusiasm. in germany and france, france is backing out of its nuclear power which is insane because that is a 0 carbon emission source of power but in germany as a data point because they have done the things to encourage wind power and solar, the cost of power for households is three times what it is in the united states. what democrat activists don't understand is this is a regressive tax, if viewed as a tax or burden it is hurting lower income americans and lower-income french and germans, much bigger portion of their daily budget goes to power and

electricity than it does wealthy people. in france this was resonant across europe, the people who voted for brexit voted for donald trump. they are tired of not being heard by the ruling elites. >> care about you, london doesn't care. it is an interesting focus and good op-ed. we appreciate that. 54 after the hour. along the same lines forget straws, one city waging war on nearly all plastic, forks and knives and bags could be a thing of the past. santa comes down the chimney, this woman came crashing through her own ceiling. stay tuned. (chime)

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banned if denver. local leaders want to repeal a law from banning city from banning certain plastic items. the ban could expand to other. it will join other cities with plastic ban like seattle, portland. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good the police officer risks his life to save his family trapped in a burning condo. >> we got it go, go; joey, we got her. >> we got her. rob: that's awesome there officer scaling a second floor balcony twice to save kids and grandparents. this happening in new jersey. jillian: next the bad a christmas fail of epic proportions. a woman falls through her ceiling looking for decorations in her attic. firefighters in england saved the woman dressed in beauty and the beast pajamas. rob: i like that story. british department ceremonial mace over the

battle over brexit. he was asked to leave after swiping it the house cannot meet or pass law without the mates and there it is. and there it's not. jillian: have a good day. >> developing overnight, five marines missing after a military plane crash now pronounced dead. >> all roads to the wall lead through nancy pelosi and chuck schumer as they gear up for a face-to-face show down with the president in just hours. >> president trump's hunt for a new chief of staff. >> there needs to be someone onto support this president in making sure that we, indeed, make america great again. >> new study showing too much screen time can actually change the development of a child's brain. >> most ambitious study of the adolescent brain ever done. >> u.s. supreme court rejecting appeals from kansas and louisiana in their effort to strip medicaid money from planned parenthood. >> the right-to-life community today