>> this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 am, christmas market chaos, three killed and a dozen injured after a suspected terrorist opened fire at a famed market in france. a live look at the urgent manhunt ramping up for the man. >> if we don't get what we want one way or the other whether it is 3 you or the military or anything you want to call, i will shut down the government.

heather: battle over the border, donald trump taking the gloves off in an oval office clash with democratic leaders. the fight to fund the wall and keep the lights on in washington. google's ceo might have been the one in the hot seat that someone else stole the show. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning and we appreciate you starting your day with us. let's get to the fox news alert, live look at france where an urgent manhunt for a suspected terrorist is intensifying. at least three people are dead, a dozen injured. the shooting happened at this christmas market.

mike tobin is live in studio as we learn about the suspect who was on a security watchlist. >> reporter: french security forces are searching for the man they believe opened fire on civilians at the christmas market on the eastern border near germany, 300 miles east of paris. the suspected gunman, 25 years old, he was known to security forces as a possible terrorist threat. security services rated his home before the attack. police found explosives during a raid but the suspect got away, three dad, 12 wounded. of those wounded 6 are in serious condition. the shooter got inside a secure zone and opened fire. a military spokesman said the gunman did not appear to target the soldiers who were on duty to patrol the market. rather he shot at civilians.

security forces say police and soldiers engaged him. there were two shootouts, the police union says the gunmen was shot, he hijacked attacking, reinforcements are headed to strasburg. the street -- the city is branded the capital of christmas and was targeted the year before, 2000, and sister 6 about motive, the prosecutors say the attack has been investigated as a terrorist attack linked between the suspected gunman and radical groups, the interior ministry says france is raising its terror alert level to its highest level. >> you have been following this all night, appreciate it. teresa may making a critical no-confidence vote that could remove her from office, the

british prime mister vowing to fight the vote with everything she has got. >> a change of leadership in the conservative party now will put our country's future at risk and create uncertainty. a do leader wouldn't be in place by 21 january legal deadline so handing control of the brexit negotiations to mps and parliament. >> reporter: they are expected to vote in light of the brexit delay. if they lose the vote by a simple majority she will have to step down. if she wins, she cannot be challenged for at least a year. four debt and four injured when a gunman opened fire during mass in a church in brazil. this happened northwest and san paolo, authorities say the gunmen walked into a cathedral, sat in a pew and stood up and started shooting, then turned the gun on himself. authorities say with us a systems analyst with no criminal record. police are investigating.

overnight, facebook headquarters after the building was evacuated over a bomb threat. several buildings were cleared out after the threat was reported to new york police. authorities warned officers in california but found nothing suspicious. let's switch gears to the story, the president threatening to shut down the government over border wall funding. his stern warning during an explosive meeting with democrat leaders in the oval office, griff jenkins live in washington with what is at stake as the clock tick downpour deadline day. what a meeting it was. >> reporter: let's point out what we saw is traditionally known as a quick opportunity for powerbrokers sitting down to short meetings but in this case the president and top democratic leaders were seeking to avoid a government shutdown was what we got turned into a no holds

barred brawl. >> 20 times you called i will shut down the government if i don't get my wall. >> i will say yes. if we don't get what we want, one way or the other, whether it is through you or the military or anything you want to call, i will shut down the government. >> reporter: this was precipitated by disagreement over funding the border wall, the president wants $5 billion and not caring democrats are levering $1.3 billion in about a dollar more. afterwards it appears neither are closer to progress. >> if he sticks to his position for a $5 billion wall he will get no wall and he will get a shut down, this trump shutdown, this temper tantrum he seems -- will not get him his wall. >> reporter: another term as speaker, reportedly later told democratic lawmakers in private that trump's wall was a thing.

>> it works out to be pretty good. >> also saying there was constructive dialogue. one thing is for sure, they were not making a negotiation announcement. >> more cameras, more transparency, not a bad thing. thank you so much. lindsey graham calling out the hypocrisy behind the left's funding fight with the president and he says it is because democrats want to see the president fail more than anything. >> this is so hypocritical. in february of this year, 34 democrats including schumer voted for a bill that had $25 billion for a wall. 2013 schumer helped create a bill that i was part of, $8

billion for a wall, securing the border in other ways. they want trump to lose more than they want the country to win. they voted by large amounts, they don't want to do it for trump. the liberal arrogance has to come to a end, the idea the president needs to back down doesn't make sense to me. he needs to dig in and get the democrats who voted for $25 billion to give them five because we need the money now more than ever. shannon: many see the shutdown premises final chance to get the wild bills before democrats take the house. much more on this coming up. michael cohen will be sentenced for lying to congress and breaking campaign financials. trump's personal lawyer, has asked to walk free for cooperating in the russia probe. prosecutors say he should face

substantial jail time. national security adviser michael flynn asking for probation instead of jail time. he pleaded guilty to lying about communication with a russian ambassador. robert mueller recommended plan get no jail time. stormy daniels must pay donald trump $300,000 in legal fees, a judge ordering the reimbursement following her failed defamation lawsuit. daniels sued the president over this tweet where he suggested she was lying about being threatened to keep quiet about an alleged relationship, the president denies having an affair with daniels. after four decades of service senator orrin hatch is saying goodbye. these are republican will give his farewell address on the senate floor today. he announced his retirement earlier this year after being

elected in 1976, this year's session is scheduled to end friday. first lady milania trump lifting spirits this christmas, she spent time at a toys for tots drive in washington. >> i made it my mission to provide more opportunities for children to succeed. >> the first lady will head to military bases with servicemembers and families thanking them for their sacrifices. you can catch her tonight in an exclusive interview with our very own sean hannity. battle over border. donald from taking the gloves off threatening to shut down the government if he does gun get money for the border wall but weeks until democrats take control of the house is in his last chance to get that funding? our next guest is democrats need to start moving the goal posts.

hailed a hero the national guardsmen who is going viral for saving a stranded baby.

>> we are talking border security. if we don't have border security we will shut down the government. the wall is a part of border security. heather: the gloves were often the oval office. and a $5 billion request for the border wall is not in the budget. joining me as director of the california women's leadership association. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. as we begin our conversation, let's look at the statement from schumer and pelosi. they say we gave the president

two options, it is his choice to accept one of those options. shut the government down. as we heard in this meeting, i take full responsibly, won't blame it on you, i will shut the government down if you don't provide this funding. what did you think of the scene yesterday? >> i thought it was great seeing the president but nancy and chuck on the spot. and not securing the border. we are watching open borders for illegal immigrants are more important than open government for americans. it is complete hypocrisy. at the end of the day, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer will be responsible for the shutdown one way or the other. heather: there is back and forth whether the president has the votes he needs among republicans to pass the funding he needs. he says he does. nancy pelosi was saying he does

not. what do you know about that and that front? >> it does not get past next friday, it is on chuck schumer's hands, nancy pelosi is trying to get the vote. if this goes to january it will be on her hands. we are going to see a standoff between nancy pelosi and chuck schumer more than the president. heather: a lot of republican saying they are willing to back the president and put something forward right now with at $5 billion number in it. >> $5 billion is 1/10 of 1% of the budget. think of the waste in government, this is something with a proven effect, keep the country safe, keeps -- this is a common sense solution to a major problem we have and we will see

the republicans will back the president on this. he shouldn't back down and it will be interesting to see how this plays out between nancy and chuck. shannon: new information being released, the wall act. >> the wall act, $25 billion, coming forth with this. it will include the wall, border checkpoints, technology, security. quite frankly at this time it is a better deal for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to go forward with $5 billion. >>, and as you mentioned, fully fund the wall. thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. the time is 17 after the top of the hour. in the hot seat google's ceo

grilled on capitol hill. >> we need to be sure any political bias is in google's workforce does not creep into its search process. it is not a trick question. you make $100 million a year. heather: did congress get the answers they are looking for? oprah has her own tv network, book club and line of food product but is she about to get an airport? the new proposal in one major city. ♪ i just want to fly ♪ arms around me baby ♪ put

todd: 1 back to "fox and friends first," arkansas senator tom cotten slamming the president's prison reform bill, his criticism coming moment after mitch mcconnell announced plans to bring it to the senate for for a vote.

>> prisoners should be given a helping hand in prison to get back on their feet once they pay their debt to society so they won't be a menace to society. the early release and sentencing reduction bill, almost a certainty that someone is going to commit a heinous crime if this bill passes. heather: the president praising the majority leader, thanks to leader mcconnell for agreeing to bring a senate vote on criminal justice, these changes will make communities safer and save taxpayer dollars, bringing hope to many families during the holiday season. the trump administration wants to rollback obama era waterway protection to make way for new development, the environmental protection agency plan would redefine, quote, waters of the united states to limit which waterways are federally protected. the epa claims the rules will give states and landowners more flexibility in managing streams and wetlands. critics say it will make it

easier for people to pollute. $867 billion bipartisan farm bill passing 87-13, the bill keeps food and agriculture programs running for the next five years business does not include tough requirements for people in food stamps. the lives to the house. lawmakers on capitol hill grilling the ceo of google demanding more information on data collection. jillian turner has more on the heated testimony. >> google's ceo face to grilling in front of the judiciary committee today, his first hearing on capitol hill knowing this might be the only facetime with google's chief for a long time lawmakers armed with a gigabyte source of accusations and questions. amitabha republicans agenda anti-conservative bias in the search engine. >> we need to make sure any political bias in google's workforce does not creep into

its search product. >> reporter: the leading democrats and political bias is no big deal and one democrat accused google of anti-liberal bias. >> i put my name in here, punched news, this weekend i was on msnbc four times and the first thing that comes up is the daily caller, not exactly a liberal or well-known group, then rollcall, then breitbart news. the overuse of conservative news organizations to put a liberal people news on google. >> reporter: knowing he would be on the hot seat he came prepared to reassure lawmakers and armed with big promises he told them google hasn't ever sold user data to a third party nor will it in the future. whether it was enough to will a concerns over privacy is unclear. >> google knows that i am moving over there. it is not a trick question. you make $100 million a year would you commit to hear in article 12 of the declaration of human rights relating to privacy of individual emails?

>> it is an important individual right, important human right and we are committed to that. >> reporter: jillian turner, fox news. heather: suspected terrorists on the run after killing three people at a christmas market in france. anthony dennis general anthony tate a says this is an example of globalist policies at work and proof we need better immigration control. these live up next. talk about breaking the bank, the dramatic heist using an excavator caught on camera.

heather: you are watching "fox and friends first". emergence manhunt underway for a suspected terrorist in france. authorities say a gunman opened

fire killing three people and injuring a dozen others at a busy christmas market. the suspected gunman identified as sharif shakeot, he was on their watchlist, shot during a shootout with police but hijacked a taxi and got away. here to weigh in his deputy commanding general of us forces in afghanistan general anthony t tata. we appreciate having you with us. let's get your response to the situation. >> reporter: strasburg is the capital of christmas. anyone who has been in that area of europe knows this is the annual celebration, the areas that for people from all over europe to celebrate christmas and has a great tradition and when you look at immigration policies that are happening, the

extreme -- what has crept all throughout europe and disrupted societies there. this conflict, you are not going to hear it in the mainstream media but this area has been attacked before. you are not hearing it as radical islam but radical. it will come out sooner or later that he is radical islam and that is a -- attacked the christmas market because it is a center of christianity in the area. frankly this immigration policy of france and all of europe and all the refugees they allowed in, millions they allowed in, all throughout europe and it is not a good thing and they get control of it. heather: we talked before when incidents like this have happened in europe, globalism and immigration policies not working and lessons we should learn before it happens here.

>> that's right. this is globalism. a high-minded concept for academics but when you get on the ground, you've got border police and customs officials that have to enforce the policies, week policies happening on our border. when you look at what ice folks have to deal with, it is overwhelming and there is intent to harm western society by islam and we have to accept that and it is a truism that has to be built into policy so we can strengthen borders all over the western world and maintain freedoms and liberties and capitalism. heather: we do know in the report we had at the top of the show, this terrorist was known to authorities. >> that's right. he was known, he was on the equivalent of the fbi watchlist in france and he was being

watched and he had been attempted to be arrested before and he comes in and breaches the border, the area they roped off for the christmas market, thousands of people come every year to the capital of christmas. it is a terrible thing that has happened it is systemic in europe. when you look at france, 30 terrorist attacks since 2000 just this century, over 80% of them have been islamic extremists that are the result of the last border in immigration laws. heather: speaking of border walls and immigration rules, that is front and center when you look at the meeting that happened publicly with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer going on the defense, one way or the other we will pay for this wall, he said he would get the military and the pentagon to pay for it. >> nothing more central to our security than controlling our

borders. it is a maximum of every nation state that you have to control who comes in, who is allowed to become a citizen. there are responsibilities with citizenship and you can't just come in illegally and expect to be taken care of but people do and they are. that is what donald trump is trying to get control of. we are good with the military, disrupting plots overseas, fighting the enemy on their 5 yard line. where we are not so great is fighting the enemy on our 5 yard line. we don't want to fight them all the time on our 5 yard line but we need a defense, that goal line defense such as football season is the border wall and it is along the mexican border and the canadian border. heather: that is why it was a good idea to bring cameras in yesterday and let everybody know what they said from all sides

because it does impact everyone. >> that's right. when you hear nancy pelosi and chuck schumer talk about we want border security but they are not specific about it and have no real plan. the president has a plan and he intends to build the wall and using our engineers, using our resources to do that since we scale down operations overseas, would be in my opinion a wise use of the military and its budget. heather: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. other headlines police releasing the last known video of a missing mother, surveillance shows her walking into a colorado supermarket with her baby daughter on thanksgiving. that is the same day she disappeared. her phone was found in idaho.

police have not identified suspects. her family and fiancé say it is not likely she just vanished. today defense secretary james mattis and mike pompeo sets to brief lawmakers on the murder of jamal khashoggi. sources tell fox news that gina haspel will be discussing a different subject as the senate will vote on a resolution today calling on the us to stop backing saudi forces in yemen's civil war. mike pompeo will join us live at 7:30 on "fox and friends". doctors will reveal more information on the suspected sonic attacks of american diplomats. experts previously city 0 weapon may have been used that will create are bubbles in the in her ear causing symptoms that resemble a stroke. starting in 2016 dozens of americans working at the embassy

started getting sick from a mysterious illness. cuba still denying any involvement. an explosive report points to chinese hackers behind the massive breach at marriott hotels reporting hackers are suspected of working for chinese spy agency. this expose personal information of 500 million guests. government officials told the times the us to permit of justice is preparing to indict the hackers. a homeless camp sanctioned by city put on hold on its first day. a judge granted a temporary restraining order after 70 people set up tents inside up parking lot in olympia, washington. this is a lawsuit to shut it down saying the city was not following its own rules. there is not a final decision, a hearing is set for later this month. dale earnhardt junior is returning to the track. the racing legend will drag the pace car at the daytona 500 in

february. he will be behind the wheel of a chevy silverado marking the first time the pickup truck will be used. the two time champ retired after the 2017 season. a pace truck, not a pace car. 20 minutes until the top of the our. and effort to spruce up a popular new tunnel, driving people crazy. the failure, officials would like to forget and google's ceo in the hot seat on capitol hill but did you see this? monopoly man stole the show. carly shimkus with both stories coming up next. ♪

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but someone else all show. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with reaction online. who was that? >> i will tell you in one seconds but i got to explain what is going on. if you watch the congressional testimony you saw him, and activist, he was moneybags from monopoly. the person behind the mustache, the explaining protest on twitter saying i am back, nobly man returns to congress to troll the ceo of the biggest monopoly in the world. google, the stunts going viral on social media. anastasia, moneybags for the win. not all here is where capes. mandy on twitter calling it hilarious adding i sense of humor is a beautiful thing. the purpose of the stunts was to

draw attention to google's alleged inability to protect users personal information and self regulate. mister monopoly man says he was there to throw a get out of jail free card in case anyone needed one. heather: he had to stay on camera. >> he could hold a monocle in his eye. very talented person. heather: the holland tunnel, i don't get what the problem is. >> when you're sitting in traffic and everything makes you angry. i think that is the explanation for the next story. new jersey passengers are fired up over the holland tunnel christmas decorations. hundreds of people say they think the christmas tree over the end should be over the a so that it fits a little better. one person so angry about this even started a petition to change it. watch.

>> and ocd nightmare. it is not right. it wasn't right 10 years ago, wasn't right two years ago, it is not right this year and this year we are taking a stand. >> you go get them. 600 people have signed his petition to change the declaration was one person say i must on the see this, this is going to bug me until the new year. port authorities say they understand where people are coming from. heather: it depends what your ocd is. the way it is set up it looks like it is in the middle. >> i agree, they put it there to make it even. it would bug me if it was closer to the oh. heather: our ocd is in sync. let's go to this hazardous pothole in pennsylvania. >> one pennsylvania town to fix their pothole problem, put a christmas tree in it.

one resident says he was so upset about looking at the growing pothole in front of his house he got our christmas tree, put it in the pothole. the town finally got the idea. getting things done and doing it in style. heather: an entirely different hazard, and even bigger one. thank you so much. fox news alert. breaking overnight, a no-confidence vote that could oust british prime minister teresa may from office. what does this mean for the uk split from the european union. what does it mean for you? shaking up the boarding process to get us on a plane faster. the airline making major changes coming up. ♪

>> shaking up the boarding process to get you on a plane faster sound like a pretty good deal. tracy carrasco from foxbusiness here with the airline making major changes. >> delta's goal is to make sure you get on the plane faster to make it a smoother clear-cut process. delta getting rid of its known boarding, now they are boarding based on ticket types. they will be renaming, color coding these boarding groups. they will be increasing the number of boarding groups for six, 7 or 8. they are starting with the delta one points or premium. and the main cabin, one, 2 and 3, the basic economy, the tickets.

they hope this process works and rolling out the new changes. it is chaotic when you're trying to get on the plane. everyone is rushing to be on first so we will see if the increased boarding group works. heather: everyone stands up in advance. the lines are long and it is always a nightmare. let's talk about something that is not a nightmare that make standing in line fair, girl scout cookies. >> flavored coffee coming to duncan. they have that rolling out later this month. you have a new flavor based on shortbread cookies the girl scout cell, the caramel coconut caramel thin mint flavor that is coming out. they timed this with the sale of girl scout cookies usually in january. you will notice these.

heather: the coffee. >> added to any of the duncan drinks, coffee drink. heather: let's talk about krispy kreme. today's the day for that. >> d712, 12/12, known as the day of dozens. when you buy one dozen krispy kreme donuts of any flavor or any type you get another dozen for one dollar of glazed original donuts. today is the day you can make your coworkers happy, bring some donuts to work, you can make your family happy. heather: i like the original. plane glazed. overnight teresa may facing a vote of no-confidence as her brexit deal continues to falter. the british prime minister's future hangs in the balance, what does this mean for britain's exit from the european

union? here is the ceo, matthew swift. we appreciate you joining us. >> thanks for having me. heather: the latest news that teresa may will face a no-confidence vote. what does that mean and what are its implications? >> reporter: a step-by-step process in the conservative party. essentially 15% of the conservative party which is teresa may's party, have written letters to party leaders to say they want this no-confidence vote to take place so the party leader who called the vote will take place tonight so this is the first step in saying are conservatives confident in the leader they having prime minister may? heather: will she definitely be out of a job? >> reporter: most likely. it will then trigger another round of votes which will determine is she the person they want as their leader? the problem is there is a lot of

division in the party for who would be the alternative. without that alternative the conservative party could risk the country going to a national election which could unseat conservative power in the parliament. it is a risky strategy. this is an extremely uncertain time politically in great britain. heather: who would be the alternative? >> some people, a lot of people name boris johnson but from what i have heard i don't think he could get the support needed to become the next prime minister. this is the problem. are they confident in teresa may? i don't think confidence is high. she has to delay the vote on her brexit deal because she knew she didn't have the votes to get this past. it is important for americans because the uk and great britain are important allies for the united states and we want this economy to be successful but the political uncertainty is causing a lack of confidence in the economy.

heather: what are the implications for people at home in the united states watching this unfold? we can bring some details of the brexit deal, the breakdown, to understand it a little more. >> reporter: absolutely. it is important because the british economy is an important relationship for the united states, incredibly important ally and we need to be thoughtful and care about what is happening here. the problem is this is a complicated process to be pulling out of the european union. my critique is i don't think great britain has come at this with much confidence which caused a lot of this division and not a lot of confidence in the prime minister but the problem is what is the alternative? by the end of march you essentially have to have either brexit or no deal. that kind of uncertainty could

have huge implications for the political process and the economic process. for our friends in great britain it is a tough time. heather: i was reading this could cause major changes to trade in every area of business, international monetary fund predicted it would warn up to 8% of britain's grossed a mystic product will be lost. >> reporter: yes but you have to respect the fact that in a referendum the british people voted to leave. there are elements that are uncertain, absolutely. most recently what happened two days ago or yesterday was the european union voted to say britain can come back if they want to so you have more decisions. does the country call another referendum and say we changed our mind and want to remain in the eu or do they see this through and the question is do they get a good deal or bad

deal? they think the deal the prime minister has brought here is a bad deal. heather: thank you for joining us, sounds like a lot will happen today. we appreciate it and we will be right back.

heather: a new push to rename nashville airport after oprah. oprah winfrey is not from

nashville but graduated high school, college and made-for-tv debut there. this challenge the idea saying it violates their naming policy. the good, the bad and the ugly. the good, a national guard soldier hail a hero for carrying a baby through the snow in north carolina. >> wrapping her up, her hands and feet turned purple. >> they were there to help. >> reporter: the family is stranded for days after the winter storm, helping a mother carrying her baby to a relative's home. firefighters get a sweet mission when chocolate floods a road. a mistake since chocolate into the street. they use shovels, hot water and torches to clean it up. finally the ugly. this is what you call breaking the bank.

group of bandits using a stolen excavator to smash their way into a bank in australia and take several boxes of cash. this wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". we appreciate you joining us, trying to get some news here, possible earthquake in atlanta in the state of georgia. more on that coming up. have a great day, see you later. rob: a fox news alert breaking overnight, five people just detained after a suspected terrorist attack in france. jillian: three killed, dozen injured. the manhunt happening right now for the man, a christmas shutdown, donald trump and democrats, the white house ratchets up concerns on a budget deadlock. >> you can't have good border security without the wall. >> border security without a wall which is wasteful and