not sure what that is, giving them to inmates. both men are facing charges for the operation. finally the ugly. this woman with wild face tattoos is behind bars after threatening to blow todd: 11. in the store counter in virginia she claimed it was a bomb. it was not. sentencing is set for march. if you see her walking in just a heads up what she might be up to. that reps at this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> call it what you will but without a wall you cannot have border security, it won't work. jillian: the president standing firm on his demand for a border wall despite the house passing a short-term funding bill to reopen the government. rob: the showdown could extend

into next weekend beyond. hours after seizing control of the house democrats already pushing for impeachment. jillian: their plan may be done on arrival. houston, we have a problem. the astronaut who raised the alarm from orbit by calling 911. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: happy friday, you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to this. house democrats passing a spending bill to reopen the government their first day in the control but it doesn't include money for a border wall. rob: donald trump and mike pence making it clear no funding for the wall, no deal. doug luzader live in washington, prepared to meet again at the white house today.

>> reporter: nancy pelosi did not waste much time, just hours after reclaiming the speaker's gavel she had democrats pushed through a funding measure to end the partial government shutdown but it did not include funding for the border wall. >> we are diligent, diligent and persistent trying to open up government. as i said today on the floor we will take ideas, good ideas from wherever they come including the idea of appropriations bills passed by the republicans in the united states senate. >> reporter: open to ideas she says. that doesn't include border wall funding but mitch mcconnell says the democratic bill is dead on arrival in the senate and the president made clear from the white house briefing room that he's not backing down. >> you can call it a barrier or whatever you want but we need protection in our country.

we will make it good, the people of the country once it. i have never had so much support as i have in the last week over my stance for border security, border control and for frankly the wall or the barrier. >> reporter: the president will play host again today to congressional leaders, democrats and republicans, at the white house, to see if they come closer to agreement to end this partial shutdown. rob: a lot of things changed yesterday. fox news alert. a man confesses to murdering his three young kids and shooting his wife. he told police, quote, i killed my family, shortly before his arrest, 50 miles outside houston. he appeared to be incoherent and emotional, his kids all under the age of 5. his wife being treated for a

gunshot to the head. 7 people did including children in a massive highway inferno, several other second of the hospital some with critical injuries. police say two tractor-trailers and two vehicle smashed into each other outside gainesville, florida. 50 gallons of fuel spread onto the roadway and that ignited a fireball. it is not clear who was at fault. a terrible scene. jillian: a decorated navy seal will be arranged today for the killing of a young ice is fighter in iraq. edward gallagher is facing court-martial for premeditated murder at a naval base in san diego accused of killing 13 in 2017 after a -- iraqi forces turned him over to navy seals. he denies all charges and will plead not guilty today. of convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison.

sean gallagher joins us on "fox and friends" at 6:20 this morning. mike pompeo says american alliances in the middle east to block a resurgence of isis crediting donald trump's ability to work with countries like israel and saudi arabia. >> there is no isis resurgence, we will do it away that is smarter and better. donald trump has done that. >> reporter: mike pompeo said the us can achieve this despite the recent decision to pull 2000 troops from syria. nancy pelosi retakes the gavel in a tight vote to become speaker of the house for the 116th congress. rob: with full control of the house many democrats not wasting time reintroducing articles of impeachment. jillian: todd pyro joins us to break it down. >> reporter: despite talk about far left challenge coming in the end it was nancy pelosi sworn in as speaker of the house. >> congratulations, madame

speaker. rob: the vote fell along party lines with nancy pelosi getting 220 votes. house minority leader kenneth mccarthy with 192 votes. with their new powerhouse democrats approve most of the sweeping rules package that restricts new spending defeating progressive blowback from the like of alexandria ocasio-cortez and new ethics reforms and shakes up several key voting procedures and committees. the new chairs are jerry nadler of the house judiciary committee, adam schiff, chair of the house intel committee, elijah cummings, chair of the house oversight and reform committee, maxine waters, chair of the house financial services committee and it should neil, chair of the house ways and means committee, a veritable who's who on the trump impeachment express which got off to an inauspicious start.

california democrat brad sherman reintroducing articles of impeachment against the president, many in his own democratic party and democratic party leaders saying the evidence isn't there yet. republicans as you might expect pre-fired up. >> we are going to fight back, this is ridiculous. they been trying to impeach this president from almost day one. of a file articles of impeachment in november 2016 after he won the election they would have done it then. >> reporter: sherman file articles of impeachment in july 2017, that measure overwhelmingly failed. rob: wait to you hear what an overly excited congressman said last night. >> people love you and you win. when your son says mama loves you, you don't win. i said maybe we will go in and [bleep]

rob: a heckuva way to get started. the michigan lawmaker, the first palestinian woman in congress making that pledge at a reception for the progressive group move on. she penned an op-ed calling donald trump a direct and serious threat to america. hours after being sworn in as house speaker, nancy pelosi inviting donald trump to give his second state of the union address on january 29th. jillian: nancy pelosi alluding to the balance of power in her letter to the president noting the constitution established 3 coequal branches of government to be a check and balance on each other, the president's third speech to a joint session of congress. rob: we get a look at the weekend forecast with janice dean. >> the watching this storm system, slow mover across the southern us bringing a mixture of rain, sleet, freezing rain across the southeast and mid-atlantic eventually up here

in the northeast on saturday. the good news is it is not going to be cold enough for a big snowmaker but it will cause big travel delays in the next 12 to 24 to 48 hours. if you are traveling this weekend across the eastern third of the country pay attention. in terms of heavy precipitation we could get a couple inches, not a big deal but it is going to be a nuisance. the west coast system moving in here, several systems bringing heavy rain and mountain snow to this region so we have winter weather advisories as that storm moves in and that is the next weather maker as we head into next week. jillian: big congratulations to your husband. >> he made battalion chief with fbn why. rob: that is a big deal. 9 minutes after the hour. top democrats and republicans meeting at the white house, what

does it make on the democrats while constructing his own? judge stephen bailey shares his opinion on that matter next. jillian: she may be new to capital but alexandria ocasio-cortez looks comfortable in her new workplace. she turned her first session into a selfy photo shoot. i cust. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

>> the situation, when you accept one dollar of wall funding to reopen the government? >> one dollar? [laughter] >> one dollar? one dollar. rob: maybe one dollar. but certainly not anymore. will nancy pelosi offer the president for his border wall? jillian: the newly elected house speaker will face off with the president and another meeting with congressional leaders at the white house. what will it take for a

compromise to be made? xi jinping million dollar question, attorney general, retired judge stephen bailey. a lot changed yesterday. a big press conference with the president and officers and nancy pelosi gets the speakership, something could be different today. what do you think? >> i think it is different today. the speaker has a lot more flexibility now that she has been elected as speaker than she had yesterday morning. i think there is real opportunity. we have a president that knows how to negotiate and i believe he can do a good job negotiating with the democrats provided he hangs tough and the republican minority in the house and the majority in the senate hang tough. jillian: how do you compromise when you have the president saying i'm not going to budge,

want the money for the border wall and nancy pelosi yesterday saying maybe one dollar for the wall? >> i think she is being a little bit facetious when she says that, i certainly hope that. the american people certainly once congress to work a deal out with the president and i think the president is on the right track. all we have to do is look at the recent situation in california where ronil singh, a legal immigrant serving the people of the state of california as a police officer is guns down by an illegal alien. a criminal alien. within the last month, we had other incidences in the state of california where illegal criminals, people in this country with no reason to be here, have committed serious, violent fences against citizens

of california. nancy pelosi needs to take note, californians are being victimized. rob: here's a list of people coming back to the white house, yesterday the president had a press conference i thought was powerful. it takes the men and women, they need a wall. and over 20 years we need a wall. how do you deny that? >> no way to deny it. law enforcement professionals along with the president and saying we need a wall, a wall. all you have to do is look what happened on new year's day when border patrol had to fired tear gas to keep the mob of thugs

from breaking into the united states. it is absolutely evident that we need a wall on the southern border. rob: thank you for your time. jillian: it is 17 after the hour. she may have support from fellow establishment democrats but what about the future of her party? >> i don't like nancy pelosi. i prefer pretty much anyone else. jillian: what happened to be the party of use? >> the astronaut who raised the alarm by calling 911. (voice) you know what you're doing right now? (danny) impressing the heck out of me. also, giving a shih tzu an updo. pet care ain't easy. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments.

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>> let me take a selfy. alexandria ocasio-cortez turning her first day on the floor into a photo shoot with the democrats. house rules don't ban taking photos or using smart phones unless it disrupts session. rob: dozens of kids stealing the show with nancy pelosi sworn in as house speaker. >> i would like to call my grandchildren to be here and any other children who want to join them. rob: members of congress allowing kids and grandkids to share the podium with speaker of the house and the family and a funny moment, cameras michigan congresswoman who we had on the show earlier, her kidnapped dad, as she casts the vote for nancy pelosi. jillian: award season upon us as the golden globes kick off this weekend.

rob: what are the best films? kevin mccarthy joins us with his predictions and we start with best actor and actress in a drama. >> reporter: the cool thing about the golden globes as they divide into musical comedy and drama. i will say i like it in one category with the oscars, giving of the the chance to be nominated. in this category i'm going with a star is born. bradley cooper, for a star is born and lady gaga as an actress in the drama category, on my will win and should win for this category, bradley cooper disappeared in this role, absolutely brilliant in the role as is lady gaga. anyone who says she's playing herself, the complete opposite of who she is which is a nervous singer at the beginning of the film, that is the whole concept of a star is born. i love this film and that is my will win should win in the drama

category. jillian: my goal is to watch that among many others. what about actors or actresses in a musical comedy? >> this is a big difference. christian bale and olivia coleman take-home the award from i will win. christian bail playing dick cheney and vice and olivia coleman in the favorite, that will happen with the will win should win. should win on the other side of things, bail deserves to win the award but i went to see elsie fisher in this movie eighth grade when the award for best actress in a musical comedy but olivia coleman will take it at the end of the day but i hope for surprise elsie fisher. if you haven't seen a great, one of the most incredible films of the year, very small independent film touching on the reality of what it is like to be in middle school. really well done film. rob: what about best director?

>> this category, great year for movies because a lot of popular films that made a lot of money in the box office being nominated. in this category, alfonso cuaron will win for his film that is on netflix, bradley cooper deserves this award, what he did for his directorial debut was absolutely brilliant but i think it the end of the night alfonso will go home. if you haven't seen his movie children of men or gravity, highly recommend those. rob: roma look so boring. all his movies have been great. >> i understand where you're coming from. it is a hard sell, black and white, subtitled, i totally get that but if you can dedicate 2 hours and 15 minutes and sit down and watch it, it takes patience, i understand that but

it is a very rewarding experience but i get where you are coming from. jillian: best picture musical comedy? >> this category i am interested to see what will happen. right now i will say my will win in this particular category, the favorite to take home the award for best picture musical comedy of the night, my will win should win. i am cheating here, green book could sneak in, a great film with the go mortensen, directed by peter fairly. at the end of the night because of the star power of the favorite and olivia coleman i can see the favorite taking home best musical picture comedy in that category. my will win should win but cheating a little bit don't be surprised. rob: we are running out of time. best picture, what do you think?

>> a star is born takes this award. i am so excited, hopefully this will win, one of the best films i have seen in a long time. if you haven't seen a star is born try to see if you can before sunday, before the oscars. rob: we will drag her to the theater. >> happy new year. rob: 25 after the hour, democrats don't want the wall but they were all for it when they voted for the secure fence act. what has changed on this issue? the president has exposed the immigration hypocrisy of the left and she joins us live next.

rob: donald trump called the family of falling california police officer ronil singh, sharing his condolences as newly released documents paint a picture of what happened after his cold-blooded killing. jillian: alicia joins us from california with how the family is saying goodbye to the lost officer.

>> reporter: donald trump making a tough phone call reminding officer ronil singh's family of their hero in blue. sarah sanders saying, quote, the president praised ronil singh's service to his fellow citizens, offered condolences and commended law enforcement's investigation response and apprehension of the suspect. the man charged in ronil singh after that stopping at his home after the alleged murder and covered his truck with plywood. police say gestapo gustavo perez arriaga shot and killed ronil singh during a traffic stop it after crisis. gustavo perez arriaga has been living in the us illegally since crossing the border. family and friends preparing to say goodbye to ronil singh in their community. from the us to fiji to pursue his dream of becoming a police officer.

carrying officer ronil singh's body to newman for an honor guard visitation before heading to another service. and laid to rest tomorrow. ronil singh, an exclusive interview about the tragic shooting. the tulsa towers foundation will give an update on paying officer ronil singh's mortgage for his wife and 5-month-old son he leaves behind. rob: a fantastic organization. the russian attorney for an american accused of spying and russia has applied for bail. paul whelen, retired marine, is detained in moscow on espionage, plans to plead not guilty, and hopes he can be swapped for a russian who is behind bars in the united states. neither russia nor the us made suggestions of the exchange but it does closely follow on the heels of the russian activist

who pleaded guilty, it wraps up the trump investigation. secretary of state mike pompeo says a second stomach between donald trump and kim jong un could end the rogue nation's nuclear threat. mike pompeo saying the stage is set for a significant breakthrough. >> we set conditions where we can make real progress with donald trump and take down the threat to the united states and the world that has been holding america hostage for so long. rob: the president and kim jong un expressed interest in a second meeting but no date has been set. in his new year's address, kim claimed north korea would no longer make or test nuclear weapons. relations are not as warm with china with the state department

morning america's increased caution when traveling in the country, warning beijing has been using exit bands to keep us citizens from leaving the country, sometimes holding them for years. the state department urging travelers to keep passports with a valid chinese visa on them at all times. jillian: democrats refusing to negotiate a border compromise with the trump administration despite their support for the measures donald trump has been calling for. >> illegal immigration is wrong. significant additional increases and infrastructure and personnel. jillian: the tape doesn't live. joining us is liz peace in, thank you for your time. one of multiple, what is going on? >> that was not 30 years ago, that was 2009, fairly recent

position and many democrats including schumer and nancy pelosi and obama signed the secure fencing act of 2006 which calls for a 700 mile barrier fence, wall, whatever you want to call it. i find this disheartening because there is no goodwill on the part of the democrats to actually resolve this issue. it is not just an important problem for america. it is a real problem. yesterday donald trump called on senior people who work for border patrol to come to the press conference and talk about securing the border with a wall or a fence and those people's lives are on the line but democrats of gone further and further left on this issue, more welcoming of illegal immigration and conflating the two and that is not acceptable. jillian: let me ask you this back and forth about the wall. what do you think this does to the public perception of both

parties right now? >> we elect these people to legislate. the white house and congress, the fact that this is an open wound for this country for so many decades is appalling to people. when there is an event like the caravan approaching the border or the murder of a police officer in california everybody in the country stands back and says we are able law nation, how are we allowing undocumented people who are criminals to enter, convicted more than once of criminal offense, to stay in this country? sanctuary cities are outrageous and dangerous. this is a time donald trump is being very hard-nosed about not caving on his wall. he said it could be a barrier, a fence, there's wiggle room but he's completely right that we have to protect our country and there are tens of thousands of

people coming across the border that slipped through now and detected. not as though our borders are secure, democrats say the borders are fine, they are not. jillian: let's look at measures to move the country forward. that includes building the wall, make e-verify mandatory, scrapped diversity visa programs, daca is a topic of conversation, reach legal status and rationalize the visa programs. >> we have problems. we need work is in the hospitality industry and agriculture so let's make sure we have enough of those workers. right now we do not. e-verify is very important because it works, it is a free government service, very reliable and most people in the country illegally overstay their visas. the wall will not prevent that. e-verify would because it prevents people from earning a living. we need to resolve the daca issue. these are hundred of thousands of young people in the country, the only country they have known, they should have certain hurdles they have to jump and

they should be given a path to citizenship. i do not advocate that for the 11 million or whatever number it is in the country illegally, adults. they came in, didn't wait their turn, there should be a penalty, they should have legal status, registered alien status, but not have to citizenship. jillian: the battle continues. >> it will get no attention whatsoever. jillian: 37 after the hour. she may have support from fellow establishment democrats but what about the future of nancy pelosi's party? >> i don't really like nancy pelosi. i prefer pretty much anyone else. jillian: what happened to being the party of use? amit phillips went back to get some answers, live next. ♪

jillian: welcome back. dianne feinstein says joe biden is the best bet to beat donald trump in 2020 that she hasn't spoken to him about a white house run. the senators is, quote, i watched him as vice president and seen him operate and perform. he brings a level of experience and seniority that is important. another prominent democrat, andrew cuomo, also backing biden. the former vp has yet to officially announce the 2020 run. rob: biden not the only official eyeing the official office, the oval office. former hud secretary castro revealed his 2020 plans, launching an expert or a committee last month. breaking the news in san antonio where he was once the mayor. nancy pelosi officially reelected as speaker of the house as democrats reclaim the house. >> i pledge this congress will be transparent, bipartisan and

unifying. and seeks to reach across the aisle in this chamber and across the nation. jillian: even liberal young voters might not want nancy pelosi representing them. rob: cabot phillips for campusreform.com spoke in washington dc joins us now. welcome back. nancy pelosi doesn't speak well to the younger generation a lot of ways. what did you find? >> so many students, you might think they all agree especially on the left they are fans of nancy pelosi were not pleased with her selection and different ideas they wanted from speakership. take a look. >> i'm not a big fan of her in general. i would like to see somebody else. >> i don't really like nancy pelosi. i prefer pretty much anyone else.

>> will be divisive with her there. i think the democratic party would be better off with someone new. >> it is great that a democrat is speaker of the house but i think fresh blood couldn't hurt. >> i understand the sentiment we should have no were pressure faces. >> he is old guard like the elizabeth warren bunch, a little out of touch. >> reporter: the question is you year from those students who don't necessarily like nancy pelosi but who do they like? you heard multiple times younger pressure faces. do they relate to the alexandria rob: 15 tight? >> they relate to whatever person they view as most resistance type candidate. they view nancy pelosi as the establishment person. one person that was very excited about nancy pelosi's speakership, and she's an easy target if you will as donald

trump was pointing out on twitter and elsewhere and i've been on 100 calls, there is a common trend where many young students on the left, two things they don't want to see a politician, they are tired of business as usual establishment additional and people being, the past generation of people in power and i had to break to you but that is democrat leadership. joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, hillary clinton and nancy pelosi are full of leaders from the past. start them with unaccompanied way to choose from. >> we haven't talked about it o'rourke in two days. >> will they motivate the younger base? will people get excited about a 75-year-old man who was vice president? thank you for your time, appreciate it. the new york times ripped by his former editor for what she calls the paper's and i trump bias?

accuracy in media executive director breaks down examples of this and joins us live next. >> let's check in with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> good luck getting all the examples of bias from the new york times in one segment, that will be a titanic task. in the next 3 hours, white house press secretary sarah sanders will be talking about shutdown on day 14, hundreds of thousands of people paying the price, i democrats ready to deal? also with us kevin mccarthy, how he plans on dealing with nancy pelosi because he offered articles of impeachment and two republican senators have already said reopen the government. josh allie will be here from missouri. how does he feel about that? anthony scaramucci has charisma. tommy laren coming up in 3 hours on "fox and friends" and i urge you as we go to break to take a

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rob: new york times under attack by one of its own, former times editor jill abramson slamming the paper's news story is, quote, unmistakably anti-trump. is she right? look at recent recent headlines from the times, trump's freewheeling and mostly factory cabinet meeting and compare that to this one, nancy pelosi, icon of female power, overplay role as speaker and steal a place in history. gop strategist and executive director of accuracy in media, gus portillo. we have a slew of examples here to show people about stories

that ended up not being true that were anti-trump but first let's start with your opinion of what jill abramson had to say about her former paper. >> this is a very big revelation, what she's talked about here is the new york times has monetized their bias toward donald trump, the president, their negative coverage of the president has helped them to grow their subscribers from 500,000 before he became president and ran for president to over 2 million. >> the trump bump in the media has been seen in tv and newspapers as well. let's look at headlines. this is a big one. curtains from the un, that was a big one. the state department spent $52,000 on curtains trying to show the trump administration

wasting our hard-earned taxpayer dollars. it ended up happening this was money that was spent during the obama administration that was finally used so that was an obama administration problem and here's the tweet from jake silverstein, editor in chief of the new york times magazine. this link going around from 2014, this was about the pictures of the kids in the cages. this one, if you remember, another big outrage over the children in the cages, trump administration keeping kids in cages and they showed the picture, the picture went viral and that was from 2014. there is the picture right there. we have come his examples, you go back. the outrage over president obama, using tear gas at the border, they did under obama, so many examples.

>> there are a lot of examples. the funny part of these is 2 million people, their subscribers the read the new york times see this and retractions seen by less viewers, less people that originally saw those stories, those retractions are harmful and cause more division in this country because simply put they are not doing their job of accurate reporting. rob: in all fairness the president says terrible things about the media quite often, things people in this business including many of us in any part of the business here and anywhere else don't like. but has the president baited the media into causing and inflicting on themselves irreparable harm? the media went down to his level a lot of ways. what do you think? >> a lot of ways, the reason he

is fighting this is they failed to cover him at least fairly. obviously there's a level of bias that goes into all the coverages. rob: do you think he made the coverage of him worse by being so critical of the media, he made them get even worse and cost them a lot of their reputation? >> sure. at times they have. they have gone after him, that his administration hasn't even had a hand in. you mentioned some examples and in my opinion caused a reputation in at least three times to sink a little bit. you see those episodes of bias that have gone on and i believe it caused their reputation to sink a little bit. rob: makes you wonder what will happen to the news media when

trump is gone and everything kind of goes back to normal. thanks for your time. 53 minutes after the hour. a prison guard thought this man was a pastor but what they found inside his bible during business that had him trading his sunday vest for an orange jumpsuit. houston, we have a problem. the astronaut who raised the alarm from orbit by calling 911. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ mars ain't the time or place to raise your kids cold medicines... ...zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam. oral or nasal. . . (client's voice) remember that degree you got in taxation?

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♪ rob: one of america's drunkest space wants stiffer laws. wisconsin introducing a bill that would charge first time drunk drivers with a misdemeanor instead of just a ticket. they would face 30 days in jails up to $500 fine. seems pretty standard, isn't it. ranked second in wisconsin for having the biggest drinkers. north dakota is the drunkest state in the country. notice how they are all cold states. jillian: i was literally going t say that. rob: stay warm. jillian: pass store asciewzed smuggling drugs. he stuck suboxone strippings inside bibles and taking them in prison. both men facing charges for

the operation. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good a combat combat. brian mast tweeting, quote five eyes, five arms, four legs, all-american. the photo taken with dan crenshaw of texas and indiana's jim baird on the first day of the 116th congress. jillian: next the bad. a astronaut sparked panic after dialing 911 from space. missed a key number making a call to earth. scrambled into houston's headquarters to hear the call. he only realized he made that mistake after leaving an email the next day. the astronaut joked that he was disappointed nobody came up to space. rob: response time on that. finally the ugly. this woman with wild face tattoos looks like the joker behind bars after allegedly will threatening to blow up a 7/11. based device on store

counter and said it was a bomb thankfully it was not. set to be sentenced in march. that's a scary picture. jillian: yes, it is. thank you for watching. happy new year, everybody. first week under the buicks in the new year. have a good day. have a good weekend. ♪ [gavel] >> house democrats passing a spending bill overnight but it does not include money for a border wall. >> accept even a dollar of wall funding. >> one dollar, one dollar. >> day one of the new congress. a democrat representative has already introduced articles of impeachment. >> . we are going to go in there and we're going. [cheers] >> edward gallagher will be arraigned today for the killing of a young size sis fighter in iraq. if convicted he could spend the rest of