>> it is thursday, december 27th and versus "fox and friends first". of fox news alert for you. a massive manhunt now spanning the state of california for a suspected cop killer who murdered a young father. the string of clues police hope will lead them to the shooter. >> you are the sentinels who watch over our nation. a lot of patriots who ensure the flame of liberty burns forever bright. shannon: any minute donald trump

will return from a surprise trip to our troops overseas. how you use defending his decision to pool out of syria. a historic day on wall street. stocks surging after a christmas eve crash. what to expect today, what in the world will happen? "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ keep on rocking the free world ♪ keep on rocking the free world ♪ heather: good morning. great to be back with you. hope everybody had a great holiday and wonderful christmas with family and friends. you are watching "fox and friends first" this thursday morning. we appreciate it as always, you starting the day with us. a busy day, we are expected

again, that strong message by donald trump during a surprise visit to us troops in iraq and germany with first lady milania by his side, the president lifting spirits and evening his stance on syria among other things, doug luzader has more on the president's trip. >> the president is on his way back from germany. this trip to iraq was shrouded in mystery for security reasons, the president and first lady spent 3 hours on the ground thanking us troops and posing for photographs, the president defended his decision to pull 2000 us troops out of syria, that ran to criticism from republicans and democrats, his adjusted troops based in iraq could respond in syria if necessary. >> our presence in syria was not open-ended, was never intended to be permanent. eight years ago we went there

for three months and we never left but now we are doing it right. and we are going to finish it off. >> that trip came just as there was criticism from media outlets the president had not visited with us troops in war zones and it comes at a time of transition for the pentagon after the defense secretary james mattis announced he would leave his position early next year. >> donald trump's surprise visit a misfire for many in the mainstream media. his critics rushing to judgment accusing the president of snubbing our servicemembers. listen to this. >> commander-in-chief of our forces and not to go to a war zone where we have men and women dying is wrong. >> a president who professes to love the troops has diminished and insulted members of the

military. >> obvious message to the troops is he doesn't support them. he is not concerned about what they are doing and their welfare. uma: cia analyst mark sexton says the media's anti-trump bias will always get in the way of giving the president the credit that he deserves. >> people, media organizations, some blue check folks on twitter as well just hammering the president in the hours leading up to his visit for never having visited any of our troops in a war zone and afterwards they shamed him so effectively in the days before, takes weeks to plan a presidential visit and we see that was the case but there's also criticism of his time there. the troops are really happy to

see their commander-in-chief, any commander-in-chief that visits them in the field but particularly happy to see trump and i can understand why, people saying he didn't -- the policy speech wasn't enough or too much or too political. they never give him any credit. this is not new, trump derangement syndrome has no boundaries or borders. >> they are criticizing him now for going. the president is on his way back from germany and is expected to return to joint base andrews any moment and we will have that live when it happens. fox news alert, massive manhunt underway for a gunman accused of killing a northern california police officer. authorities believe this unidentified man shot corporal saying multiple times before taking off in his truck. the suspect's vehicle a gray dodge ram pickup truck, was found and seized by police. thing originally from fiji had

been on the force for twee 7 years. the police chief calling, quote, light in the darkness. he leaves behind a wife and 5-month-old son. a marine and two brothers among the four young men killed in a tragic crash with an oil tanker, all in the same car when they crashed into the back of the tanker on new jersey's garden state parkway. lance corporal assigned to the military's africa crisis response team. the mother of the two brothers was reportedly hospitalized after learning of her son's death. you are taking a live look at capitol hill where in just a few hours congress will return to work on a shutdown solution but would have to include border wall funding? that is the question, something the president says he will not budge on. here is what to expect today. good morning. can we expect any work to get

done? >> it is a big day in washington. today both sides of the aisle will meet face-to-face for the first time since the government shutdown six days ago and the clock is ticking for republicans to hammer out a deal before democrats take the house on january 3rd. donald trump is insisting he will do whatever it takes to get his border wall. >> we are going to have a wall. we are going to have safety. we need safety for our country. we have terrorists coming in through the southern border. we have some drones, can we have technology? that is bells and whistles, you have to have a wall. have to have protection. >> reporter: secretary of homeland security kirstjen neilsen directed a series of protective measures, after an 8-year-old guatemalan child died in us custody. at my direction all children and border patrol custody have been given a thorough medical

screening. fully bay gomez alfonzo was treated on christmas eve for a cold. he died just hours after being released. officials say it is time to fix the broken immigration system. >> we do all we can to protect and take care of those we encounter. we are taking steps to do more across the border, to provide more assistance. >> democrats are coming out swinging. dianne feinstein giving border patrol 15 days to answer a letter demanding a, quote, comprehensive revision of border patrol rules to ensure adequate protection for children. border patrol officials have not disclosed the results of recent health checks. we will talk about that coming up. great to have you with us and see you back. some other news we are following 6 days into the partial

government shutdown, still no apparent progress on that funding bill but are in see chairs a woman rhonda mcdaniels says the president has a solution, democrats are rejecting it and the american people see that. >> the president is coming to the table with solutions, very reasonable common sense solutions and democrats refuse to fix the problem. this is owned by the democrats and the american people the more they learn about this are going to recognize that the democrats are not doing right by our country. ice agents, the cvp, they are coming and saying we need help, we have a crisis, drugs, go across the border, and influx of these caravans coming, we cannot maintain at the current state and democrats have never listened to ice and cvp. they voted against sanctuary cities, voted against case law. when have the democrats ever supported our men and women serving at the border? it is shameful and chuck schumer owns this 100%. nancy pelosi owns it 100%.

shannon: the president says he plans to visit the southern border sometime next month. foxbusiness alert, just hours markets will open on wall street after making history with an impressive comeback, the dow surging 1000 points after tanking 650 points on christmas eve making that the biggest single day point gain ever. the s&p climbing 500, nasdaq rose by 6%. the rise could be due to cheap stocks and slow news week but we will talk more about this and have some answers coming up as well. the cofounder of linkedin says he was unaware a group he helped fund was using russia like misinformation tactics. read often gave $750,000 to an anti-fake news organization according to the washington post. that organization, run by a former obama administrators

accused of using social media to split conservative votes. alabama senate runoff election last year. you may remember democrat doug jones beat republican roy more in that race. here is a live look at times square, the famous new year's eve crystal ball is being installed there today, 2019 is just days away. new york city police expecting 1 million people for the celebration, lots of folks down there and for the first time the nypd using drone technology to beef up security. the ball will be raised at 6:00 pm eastern monday before the famous midnight ball drop. we will be covering that live as well. the place to be right here. happening right now donald trump in the first lady on their way home after surprise visits to our troops overseas. special forces veteran jim hansen says this is more proof that donald trump does not

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>> the other reason i'm here today is to personally thank you and every service member throughout this region with the lamination of the isis territorial caliphate in iraq and in syria. they were very dominant. today they are not so dominant anymore. >> any minute donald trump expected to land at joint base andrews after a surprise visit to troops in iraq and germany. here to weigh in, president of the security studies group, jim hansen. thank you for joining us,

appreciate it as always. what did you think? the president surprised a lot of folks with this trip? >> another example of the ankle biting the after dog media going crazy over nothing. the first time since the war of 1812 the president hasn't visited our troops. no, while they are posting those stories he was flying to iraq with the first lady. when they get there they shifted to this photo outrage that he committed an operational security violation by posting a video that showed navy seals. heather: that was happening after, before he went they said he is horrible because he's not going, little did they know he was in the process of flying with the lights out and curtains drawn but once he got there they are still criticizing it because of the security issue. what is that about? >> like they were pretending, this photo outrage, they showed

a video with navy seals in it on our side airbase. it is news to nobody with above room temperature iq that there are seals on our side airbase, they have been there over 10 years. you can tell by all the dead terrorists all around the area. that was not news. more fake outrage. the next one is milania was wearing combat boots was the next fake news headline because she went on a rate with navy seals while the president stayed behind and had two scoops of ice cream. heather: anything to avoid the enthusiasm from the troops because you could tell from the video in the pictures they were so happy to have the president and first lady visit with them. what does that mean for the troops? >> they are deployed, they have been working hard, they have been winning and they have been winning because he turned them loose, cried have a cat let loose the dogs of war and we defeated isis.

they are gone from iraq, defeated in syria and he told them this doesn't mean our pullout from syria doesn't mean we will stop killing them if they pop their heads up. it means we are not going to continue to perpetually deploy you people forever in this war. we will be smarter and use other tools to take care of our enemies. shannon: at the same time saying there is no plans currently to pull any of these 5000 troops out of iraq. >> he told him there's plenty of capability if we need to institute in other areas. if they pop their heads back up we will take care of them and he went to al-assad airbase in the sunni tribal region where isis caused so much trouble to reassure the sunni tribes there's a commitment to them, the president is willing to go into that area and show them the we are not abandoning them, we are simply not going to keep our troops everywhere the enemy is forever.

heather: this comes 705 days after his presidency. is it bother you it took so long for him to go into a combat zone? president obama was within 77 days, george w. bush, 1041 days. >> i'm not convinced the troops were that concerned he wasn't coming to see them immediately. he was doing things that were more important to them like making sure they had the rules of engagement and a mission to defeat the enemy. that matters a lot more to people fighting the wars than it does whether the president comes. they loved seeing him. some got in trouble for apparently having trump hats. another horrible thing is troops lovely president. that is not a bad thing. heather: giving them a moment to not think about the war they are involved in is worth it absolutely.

thank you, appreciate it as always, goodbye. the time is 19 minutes after the top of the hour, new clues in the search for that missing mom in colorado. her fiancé sits behind bars charged with her murder. one legal expert says someone else may be involved was a not so great escape. the thief who tried scooting away with a big tv and ended up falling flat. ♪ this isn't just any moving day.

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kelsey has not been seen since thanksgiving when she mysteriously vanished. claudia cowan has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: authorities in colorado and twin falls, idaho working with the fbi confirming they have new evidence in what has become a murder investigation. >> we've not found kelsey at this time but information has been narrowing down the search. as you can tell from the arrests we do not believe she is still alive. >> refusing to detail the new evidence investigators confirm it was found in idaho near where her cell phone painted after she vanished on thanksgiving some 800 miles from her home outside colorado springs. her alleged killer her fiancé and father of her one-year-old daughter. 32-year-old patrick frasey faces first-degree murder and solicitation of murder. the surveillance video shows the 29-year-old mom at a grocery store near her home on thanksgiving day. she was shopping with her

daughter hours before dropping the child off with frasey who allegedly killed her in her home. >> finally received enough information to implicate patrick's involvement in kelsey's death which we will present to a judge and the judge was able to sign off on first-degree murder charge. >> hours after frasey was arrested mortars gathered in moses lake washington. many signing condolence cards for her family and praying for justice. patrick frasey is being held without bond at county jail. he will be formally arraigned on monday and could enter a plea at that time. in los angeles, claudia cowan, fox news. >> we will follow that for you. 25 after the top of the hour, donald trump's summit with kim jong un to his other summit with kim kardashian, 5 political moments that defined the year up next.

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>> you are watching "fox and friends first," 19 people behind bars charged in connection with the brutal murder of two tourists in morocco. the scandinavian women being -- among those arrested is the alleged ringleader for a terror cell to target foreign tourists, they pledged allegiance to isis. police say they were the wills was the white house plans to appeal the order blocking donald

trump's's asylum policy, an extension to file that appeal during the government shutdown comes days after the supreme court voted against restoring the policy that bans migrants from making asylum claims at the southern border. the ninth circuit court of appeals upheld a temporary block by us district judge last week. during his surprise visit in iraq donald trump telling troops in the media a lot of people want to replace outgoing defense secretary james mattis. >> everybody and his uncle and everybody and her and just so i won't be criticized. a lot of great people want to be secretary of defense. they will make their own decision. >> matters of is announced his resignation last weekend patrick shanahan will take over as acting secretary next week. perhaps not surprising facebook

topping the list of least trusted tech companies after a year filled with privacy scandals. a new survey by media firm says 40% of people don't trust the platform with their personal information. 8% surveyed don't trust twitter and amazon, uber, google and lift round out the least trusted tech companies but we are still using all of them. during a surprise trip to iraq sarah sanders shared incredible video of the troops reacting to donald trump's appearance. watch this. [chanting] >> they kept chanting. trump's first words in response at ease, at ease.

definitely a treat for all of those troops. historic moment taking center stage, from brett kavanaugh's better supreme court nomination battle to the dire climate change warning, that is just scratching the surface. which were the top political events, here with top 5 is ash right, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. who could forget the brett kavanaugh hearings, that is number one for you, right? >> absolutely it is number one. it was a unifying and divisive at the same time for our country, everybody was watching. brett kavanaugh was the third most googled person in the world. it was over 20 million viewers sat down and watched the hearings, that means the only other television programming that received more viewership was the super bowl in 2018 so by

far this was a divisive time for the country but at the same time unifying because we were all doing the same thing and on the edge of our seats wondering what was going to happen. ultimately the republicans got it and point bump on it, the last time democrats were in reaching distance of north dakota senate races. it helped give republicans two additional seats in the us senate. it is very influential. >> after his second confirmation hearing, let's move to the showdown in singapore. this was something. >> absolutely, first time two leaders from these two countries sat down together. what is important here is the long-term impact, this will be remembered as a true legacy moment for donald trump.

the amount of change going on in north korea but sometimes isn't talked about in the news but we saw last week a train with engineers went from south korea to north korea and that signals a huge economic impact moving forward with north korea. in october they said they would allow inspectors to visit nuclear sites and now they are talking about scheduling a second summit so this could be a long-term impact and eventually will be a legacy moment for donald trump. >> i believe that we legacy moment. he will make it happen. they are talking the second summit happening in january last i heard. midterms democrats taking over the house. >> i don't know if that was a big surprise. history tells us the opposing party to the president was going to take over the house. what it does signal is increased opposition to the president's

agenda. when i was on this show in november shortly after the election we talked about democrats should focus on transportation and healthcare but instead now they are taking over a congress with the government shutdown fighting border security, and intense time in washington dc and they are just looking for more reasons to investigate the president so hopefully they compromise with the president and choose a different path but as of today i don't think -- >> it will be exhausting. let's talk farewell to 41. >> i had the opportunity to serve as george p bush's political advisor. this one is personal for me. i was reflecting yesterday, conversations i had with

commissioner bush, up until the time of the funeral, i want to bring attention to two quotes commissioner bush spoke about his grandfather, the first was he said the president often spoke about the time of creative duty, honor and country and sustain the country over 240 years but importantly it wasn't something 41 just talked about. it was something he lived in the second one, god is good but his love as a cost and we must be good to one another and commissioner bush went on to say it was his faith and love that drove him and led him and ultimately that is what 41 wants to be remembered for and will be remembered for, his individual impact on individual americans which he was a true american hero, lived the american dream and we were honored to salute him as our commander-in-chief. >> lost john mccain in the past

you too. the last one switching gears, the other kim summit. >> what is important is i don't think anyone going into 2018 would think kim kardashian had a major impact in american politics but she was hot and heavy on criminal justice. we just passed a criminal justice reform act but what is important here is kim dude american politics and gave us a civics lesson. she identified an issue, researched the issue, used her influence to meet with leaders that could be influential to her including donald trump and she spoke in a detailed and intelligent manner and brought forward real change for real americans so she has a large influence. i thought she did really well and maybe she should give congress a few lessons on how american politics and civics

should work. >> may be a run for politics herself, we will see. thank you so much, appreciate it, have a great day. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour, donald trump digging in on border wall funding as congress heads back to the hill today so which side caves first. andrew arthur from the center of immigration studies weighs in on the border battle up next and sparks flying on christmas eve, caught on camera the neighborhood nearly set on fire. look at that. ♪

>> donald from calling out democrats for the government shutdown during his visit with troops overseas, listen. >> how long is it going to take?

we won't say we need border security. what are the democrats going to say? the democrats all agree that we need a wall until i wanted it. >> what will it take for the stalemate to end? joining the is resident fellow in law and politics at the center for immigration studies, andrew arthur, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> what in the world will it take to end the stalemate? >> an excellent question because it is not clear to me what past democrats want to take and they hold the cards on this one. if the democrats simply want to deny the president of victory this could take a long time, until the president caves. that would require the new year, people starting to come back to work and being denied government services. if the issue is democrats want

to squeeze concessions out of the president in order to get the wall, it will take until after the beginning of the year and the 116th congress where they control the house of representatives for them to actually put forth concessions they want out of the president which would probably be at least partial amnesty of the 11 billion plus aliens in the united states and other things. >> it sounds like at least in terms of an offer that was made by mike pence over the weekend, $2.5 billion for border security, democrats say it is a nonstarter. >> which doesn't make a lot of sense to me. the point has been made before but i will make it again. i was there in congress when we passed the secure act of 2006, 80 senators voted for it including tom carper of delaware, the deputy whip and chuck schumer, the minority

leader of the senate. if they thought border security was important then, why isn't it important now? nothing has really changed, it has gotten worse which back then we were concerned about marijuana coming over the border, now we are concerned about apps, fentanyl and methamphetamines coming over the border. so the idea of having barriers in place seems more salient now than it was 12 years ago which was almost an innocent time in border security. right now it is simply politics, simply a democratic base that wants to deny donald trump any kind of victory whatsoever. shannon: that seems pretty evident, not only drugs crossing over, these places that are not protected but these parents and adults bringing these children because they know they can at least attempt to get across these areas and the death of two migrant children in detention prompting what has been called more thorough health assessments at the border.

what is your thought on all of that? >> i have no problem with more thorough health assessments of people at the border for a simple reason and that is this is the end of a very harrowing and perilous journey these people have undertaken to the united states. a third of all migrants are assaulted in one way or other before they come to the united states, 10% of women sexually assaulted and/or raped on their way to the united states so when you make the thousand mile plus journey through mexico to the united states it is a lot for an adult. if you imagine what it is like for 7 or 8-year-old child, i am a parent and remember taking a child on a car trip. if you imagine what it is like walking for an extended period of time, kids show up at the border that may not show any signs of illness, they get screened by border patrol, border patrol does a very good job because they don't want to see these kids harmed.

>> the second child had been treated and then returned to his father and the father denied treatment the second time and the child died. >> the question becomes why the father denied treatment. possible the father was concerned of the child was treated the father was going to be detained where the child wasn't treated the father would be released. i hope that is not the reason but that seems like it could be a very good chance. i don't know the circumstances but people should not be bringing their children to the united states but we have policies in place that encourage parents to bring children to the united states. it is incumbent on democrats who are going to control the lower chamber of the house. i don't think they will do it. heather: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it, we will be right back. completely new.

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heather: foxbusiness alert. and hours markets open on wall street after making history with an impressive comeback. tracy is here with more on the wall street rally. good morning. >> a lot of holiday cheer on wall street and markets erased major losses and set major records, the dow surging 1000 points after tanking 650 points christmas eve marking its biggest single point game ever. the s&p 500 climbing more than 5% while the nasdaq rose by nearly 6% but all 3 averages seeing their largest 1-day gains since march 2009. the rise could be due to cheap

stocks at a slow news week is investors take advantage of the post christmas bargains on wall street. another reason could be the holiday shopping, stores ringing and more than $850 billion in sales from november through christmas eve according to mastercard, that is a 5% increase compared to last year and a 6 year high but the biggest gains have an online as sales went up nearly 20% compared to last year. gas prices a bright spot, down for the 77th day in a row, across the us but after all this record-breaking excitement futures point down for the dow, s&p, and nasdaq. we will keep a close eye as "the opening bell" is set to ring in a few hours. >> hold on because you never know, thank you so much. it will be exciting regardless. with the stock market rebound, what does this mean for our

wallets? here with some answers, jean marks. it has been a wild ride and expecting another one today. >> it has been a wild ride. first of all a few things if you are watching and you are an investor in the market. the fundamentals of the economy are fine. gdp growth anywhere from 21/2 and 4% next year, unemployment still down, consumer confidence, small business confidence very strong so rest assured the economic fundamentals are fine but some things are driving volatility in the market. for starters, some things out of washington, creating some uncertainty making people buy and sell stocks more so than usual, electronic trading plays into this as well, 85% of the trades going on right now are driven by computers and when they had certain triggers they

start making trades automatically with no emotion behind it and a lot of that is driving the change in markets but let me tell you something that is going on, interest rates right now are the highest they have been in the past ten years was the federal funds rate is extremely high. that offers options. for the first time the individual investor and corporate investors have other places to put their money than just the stock market. bonds and money market and interest-bearing accounts. a lot of that is playing into market volatility. people are putting their money and safer places where they can earn interest more so than ever before. >> it's bad news for the stock market but not for individuals. >> it is not because we have more options but here is my advice to individual investors, hold when you see volatility

like this, it is even more proof that you shouldn't be on your own. you need to have a good many manager, you need to put more money into mutual fund or index fund, let the professionals do that job and stick to the long-term. the stock market despite the volatility is the best bet for investors over the long-term, 10, 15 years and you will always get your greatest returns and you need to put aside the crazy volatility swings when you have your eye on the ball over the next few years. >> that is some good advice and when you see it staying and it goes right back up, hold on like you said at the top of it. we appreciate it. when we come back sparks flying on christmas eve caught on camera. look at this, this neighborhood was nearly set on fire. ♪

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>> widespread flu outbreak is being reported nationwide. colorado and georgia both experiencing high activity in illnesses, 7 children have died from the flu this season which usually runs until april but doctors say this year's vaccine is more effective than last year's.

80,000 deaths were linked last season. a health warning for your pets. columbia river natural pet foods recalling over 1000 frozen meat packages for dogs and cats due to possible salmonella and listeria contamination. the impacted packages were sold in alaska, oregon and washington. symptoms include nausea, abdominal cramping and a fever. beware of that. time now for the good, the bad and the ugly. is always the good, a major milestone for fiona the hippo. the baby mammal weighing in at 1000 pounds. the team getting on the skills at the cincinnati zoo. at birth fiona wade 29 pounds and she was born 6 weeks premature. up next the bad. clumsy crooks steal a 43 inch tv from a florida walmart and drop it is they escape on a scooter.

the tv falls forcing them to stop and pick it back up. finally the ugly. a home security camera catches fireworks flying out of control christmas eve. you can see people running for cover as flames shot into several homes and cars was draw this mayhem no one was injured. "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: it is december 27th, historic day on wall street, stocks surging after christmas eve crash. rob: what we can expect as markets open. the president and first lady on their way home after a surprise visit with our troops overseas. >> we are going to say hello to you and wish you a merry christmas and happy new year. very important, thank you very much, great job. jillian: the clear message the president sent our enemies and