rob: monday january 7th and days seventh of the partial government shutdown, still no deal in sight. jillian: what the president is offering democrats but will they come to the table and socialists claiming moral high ground over republicans. >> i think that there's a lot of people more concerned about being precisely factually and semanticically correct. jillian: miss kick heard around the world, the wild end to go nfl's wild card weekend. rob: "fox & friends first" continues right now.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jillian: i tell you what, eagles feeling more confident after yesterday's game. i swear that was tipped. rob: that kick is so hard, the whole world is resting on your shoulders. your mortgage, your career, the whole city, your whole team, all on that kick. jillian: cody who missed it for the bears was an eagle. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt, president trump now offering steel barrier in a new effort to reach deal with democrats on border security. jillian: democrats aren't giving any signal that shutdown is

close to being over. good morning, doug. >> here we are approaching the 3-week mark and the president is framing this as national security issue. >> we have a crisis at the border of drugs, of human beings being trafficked all over the world, they are coming through and we have an absolute crisis and criminals and gang members coming through. it is national security, it's a national emergency. >> so how far will the president go with declaring national emergency? democrats will keep grinding away in the house which they now control. >> we passed legislation that will open up the government, i would hope senator mcconnell would take the leader as leader of coequal branch of government, legislative branch and send to the president, that would open up government. >> the president is now talking about building the wall out of

american steel instead of concrete, the white house is framing this as a concession but democrats are unlikely to bite, rob and jill ape. -- jillian. jillian: doug, thank you. why can't both parties work together? senator lindsey graham says it's impossible for republicans to negotiate with the democratic party, many of which are pushing a radical agenda. >> we are having to negotiate with people who want to abolish ice and not support ice and see border patrol agents gassing children rather than defending our borders than professional law enforcement. negotiating with people who will give us 1 dollar for the wall even though it's immoral and accuse as racist, as long as the radical left is in charge we will never get anywhere.

bring reality to this table that isis not the problem but the solution, implement policies democrats have voted for in the past on president trump's watch. we are not going to give in to this radical left ever. we can find a rational way forward where we will have part of border security plan. jillian: we are 4 days short of the shutdown record under current spending rules, the record is 21 days set during the clinton administration. rob: a group of house democrats expect today head to the border today to investigate the death of a migrant child, group wants to review records, guatemalan child detained with father in december and passed away from common cold while in u.s. custody. >> man charged with murdering a child driving in car with family

is due in court today, prosecutors say eric black, jr. admits to driving a truck as his passenger opened fire shooting and killing 7-year-old jasmín barns, police say the family was not the intended target. a second suspect larry is in custody. he has not been charged in the murder. a community is mourning the death of utah police officer killed in the line of duty, officer joseph killed in shootout with a man who had reportedly been making threats against law enforcement. 3-year veteran of the force leaves behind a wife and 1-year-old son. >> he understand sacrifice and he's the officer that you would want to show up at your door in your biggest crucial moment. jillian: suspect wounded in shootout, he could face murder charges, a goo fund me page is raising money for family, you can donate by going to foxandfriendsfirst.com. rob: the united states and china restarting trade talks as u.s.

representatives arriving in beijing, 90-day truce after big dinner meeting in argentina last month. the countries have slapped tariffs on billions of dollars in goods recently, negotiators have until march second to strike a deal. alleged sonic attack that sickened diplomats at u.s. embassy in cuba may have just been crickets? scientists tat university of california studied recordings of so-called mysterious noise that's causing concussion-like symptoms in staffers that were based in havana, cuba, they say the high-pitch sound is caribbean crickets, still doesn't rule out a sonic attack, we still don't know. jillian: interesting. and al-qaeda terrorist behind the deadly attack on the uss cole is killed in yemen, jamal planned the 2000 bombings that murdered 17 sailors, president trump tweeting, quote, our great

military has delivered justice for heros lost and wounded in the cowardly attack on uss cole, our work against al-qaeda continues, we will never stop in our fight against radical islamic terrorism. kirk, uss cole commander joins us in next hour on "fox & friends". president trump says he's in no rush to fill cabinet positions. >> i'm in no hurry, i have acting and my actings are doing really great. i sort of like act acting, it gives me more flexibility. jillian: secretary of defense and attorney general are acting officials right now besides chief of staff each permanent position requires senate confirmation. rob: losing power after nearly foot of snow blankets parts of california, officials warning of potential avalanches.

jillian: water spout in santa cruz, mud slides, major highway close as drivers trapped in malibu, the area still recovering from wild fires. rob: a lot of rain and snow hitting the west coast. >> absolutely, this weekend moving to middle of the country and it's all part of same winter systems we have been seeing moving across the country. here is what we are looking at, the system that caused mud slides in california, now seeing some snow across the upper midwest, stretching down back across the mississippi valley, this is heavy rain across the middle of the country because it's too warm to support the snow, another round of snow further off to the west, snow out in the mountains once again, nonstop for them. here is hour by hour forecast, you do see what is mostly rain but as this begins run into the northeast by tomorrow, the temperatures are finally cold enough where we will be talking

about snow across the northeast, if you live right along the coast likely not snow but further inland, areas where you will see snow. here is what it looks like as far as forecast, precipitation goes. up state new york, running into new england, otherwise across the system probably heavy rain and that's what we will be looking at here throughout the rest of today early into tomorrow. jillian: you watched football? >> yes. jillian: nfl playoffs, my eagles stay alive. missed field goal by the chicago bears. i watched most of it. >> and hits the up right again. that's impossible. jillian: oh, man, bears kicker hitting left-up right with seconds left to play, 5 seconds to be specific, eagles win 15-16, defending champs take on new orleans next week and los

angeles cashingers with late comeback. charringest will face the new england patriots in the next round. rob: we talk about the eagles but the colts slaughtered -- jillian: they did. rob: they never get any love on the show. jillian: sorry, the game was saturday. rob: hey, it's monday. golden globe hosts steered clear at politics at the award show, that didn't stop british actor and a very good one from speaking out, christian bale bashing senator mitch mcconnell and former vice president dick cheney who he portrayed on vice. >> i will be cornering the market on charisma -- mitch mcconnell next? thank you for satan for giving me inspiration on how the play the role.

rob: big night, queens freddie mercury, winning best motion picture drama honor that many thought star is born with lady gaga and bradley cooper, that took one award for best song, host sandra won for best actress in tv. golden globes, whatever, the oscars are coming. jillian: you watch it for the fashion, don't lie. 11 minutes after the hour, violent protests gripping france again and no signs of slowing down. big move and change that president emmanuel macron could make after 8 weeks of unrest. >> we have an absolute crisis and criminals and gang members coming through. it is national security. it's a national emergency. rob: the president now willing to compromise on the wall or at least what he wants it to be

made of, so why the resistance still from the democrats? we will talk about their reasons, former ice supervisor has seen the short falls of our immigration system firsthand and he joins us next. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness.

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barrier, dirt mount, everybody will resist it. jillian: seems like in part the president is compromising a little bit by saying, okay, you don't want full-on concrete wall, we will make a steel barrier, a little bit different, i guess, you can see through it. >> it is, we went from 2,000-mile wall to like 5 billion-dollar, now steel barrier, a lot of compromise going on. rob: yeah, it kind of -- the argument kind of went from being totally immoral and, you know, we should be building bridges instead of walls and then went to democrats want border defense, now back with pelosi at least big immorality, if you look at the numbers, something like 50,000 people were caught crossing into the country illegally, what is the greater immorality in your mind, building the wall to prevent this or 50,000 people coming illegally into the country? >> tons, hundreds of tons of

narcotics and other nefarious actors coming across. you cannot take a field trip to the border to understand how bloody and deadly it is. we need to put something up there, barrier, more agents, technology or all of the above. jillian: so for a couple of weeks anyway, you know, a lot of people have been saying, we heard from border patrol agents down at the border who do this every day, they experience this and live this and this is their job every single day and they are saying what they need, why aren't some people listening to them? explain to us what you have seen down there and why it's really necessary? >> listen, i started off my career as border patrol agent in those same areas and also special agent, i have seen tunnels, narco traffickers, i have seen babies left behind at border, it's crazy. you really need to get down there and see what's really going on. you can't go to populated areas like san diego. get out to arizona, get with the agents on the ground to find out what's going on and then make decisions, sit at the table for

once. rob: interesting idea. what about all of this talk of the president declaring a national emergency and just doing it without any congressional approval, i mean, the democrats don't seem to think this is a national emergency but the numbers have picked up to quite a level of illegal entries into the country, what do you think? >> i think a national emergency would get everybody at the table, right now we have a government shutdown, 3 weeks into it and you are looking 800,000 people without a paycheck, for national emergency is what it takes to get everybody at the table to make compromise and make a decision, do it. rob: do you think -- if you look at it, everybody is saying nobody can budge on this, pelosi can budge, the president can't either, can pelosi say call it a national emergency that way we can get out of this thing, both sides can win on this. >> if you order national emergency and everybody has to get on the table in order to stop the national emergency,

then maybe something will happen. everybody needs an out, it's the same way whenever you interview anybody, everybody always wants an out. give the democrats an out. jillian: okay, thank you, appreciate it. rob: thank you, sir. 19 minutes after the hour, fox business alert, massive takata air bag recall now expanding, nearly a million more vehicles flagged for explosive air bags, cars and trucks now in question. >> i think that there's a lot of people more concerned about being factually and systemically then being morally right. jillian: claiming moral high ground over republicans and slamming the president in the process. stay right there.

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rob: welcome back, joe biden one step closer to deciding on 2020 presidential run. democratic officials telling new york times the former vp will make decision next two weeks, times said he told friends he has chance to beating president trump. jillian: vermont newspaper begging another possible candidate not to run, editorial board criticizing senator bernie sanders, we fear dividing the well-fractured democratic party and could lead to another split in 2020 presidential vote. too much at stake to take the gamble. sanders hasn't officially announced 2020 run. rob: sanders-trump, this would be interesting. jillian: 1 million more cars recalled over new concerns over

takata exploding air bags. rob: amazing, a lot of cars, tracee. tracee: ford is recalling nearly 1 million vehicles after testify discovered that the metal inflators within the air bags contain chemicals that could explode with excessive force. now this is all part of that massive takata recall that's been going on for several years now. this recall includes some but not all models of ford edge, ranger, fusion, mustang, mercury, milan, lincoln models mks and mxz, 2012-2014. this is part of largest recall ever, the takata air bag recall. there have been no injuries with the ford recall but we know that the recall has been deadly. jillian: next story has my name over it. meatless cheeseburger at carl's

jr. tracee: beyond meet, 100-plant based burger, they are rolling it out as famous star with cheese. this is the first time we have seen this at fast-food chain beyond meat, bill gates as investors, revenue for the company jumped 167% for the first nine months of last year, so really gaining popularity this new plant-based trend. jillian: it's a veggie burger. i think they had a veggie burger at burger king and i remember being very good. rob: i tried one time. ii have to say it was good. jillian: 25 minutes after the hour, they have controlled the house for less than a week, democrats divided on how to go after the president. >> we are going to go in there and -- [cheers and applause]

>> impeachment is a very divisive approach to take. jillian: do they already have a messaging issue heading to 2020? we debate it next. rob: bizarre attack in a park, jogger is bitten by a dog and then gets bit by the dog's owner, what? why that woman says it's not her fault. all right.

jillian: good monday morning, welcome back, fox news alert, french president emmanuel macron reportedly ready to fire the paris police chief over yellow vest protests, that's according to french newspaper after protestors broke into government building. the riots forced the spokesman to evacuate when demonstrators smashed through wooden door, protestors have been hitting streets for 8 weeks demanding economic justice.

defeating isis top priority before white house pulls troops from syria, national security adviser john bolton sending strong message while meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. today bolton is in turkey to discuss protecting kurdish fighters in syria. russia probe interview transcripts can soon be fully available to robert mueller. the new house intelligence committee adam schiff says it's at the top of his agenda. >> we hope as one of our first acts to make the transcripts of our witnesses fully available to special could believe -- counsel for any purpose of bringing of perjury charges against any of the witnesses but also to see evidence they contain and flesh out the picture for the special counsel. jillian: didn't express any names of witnesses committing perjury, comes as special counsel robert mueller is extended up to 1 more months. outgoing california governor

jerry brown is standing by state sanctuary status despite local law enforcement officials blaming policies for police officer's murder, gustavo, illegal immigrant is charged with killing corporasingh. legislation he signed is not the blame. >> i think people are now looking to blame somebody because of the terrible thing that happened, had nothing to do with the thing happened. jillian: alexandria ocasio-cortez is defending a laundry list of public misstatements the new york congresswoman says critics who call her out for being wrong are missing the point. >> i think that there's a lot of people more concerned about being precisely factually and systemically correct than about being right.

jillian: democratic socialist saying there's no question that the president is racist, the white house condemns. rob: to impeach or not to impeach that's the question facing the democratic party? >> we will go in there and impeach -- >> divisive approach to take. >> the thing that we could do that shows respect for office is not have someone there who has committed high crimes and misdemeanors. >> we will see where the facts lead and maybe that'll lead to impeachment, maybe it won't. >> donald trump is either going to be impeached by congress or impeached at the ballot box. rob: so do democrats have a messaging problem as they gear up for 2020 election? here to debate that former democratic ohio state senator capri cafaro and republican strategists lauren, ladies, thanks for coming on this morning. >> absolutely, any time.

>> good morning. rob: capri, nancy pelosi is back, got her old job back, she's got the experience and it's a split party right now. it's like wrangling cats, everybody wants to go a different direction? >> that's right, i don't think it's anything new and i think that speaker pelosi was probably prepared to this. what we are seeing with the democratic party is what we saw in tea party movement in 2011, in this case further left faction of the party that wants to be extreme. i think that -- leader pelosi or now speaker pelosi is going to face a challenge trying to strike a very delicate balance between those individuals within the democratic party and within the caucus that want to pursue impeachment but potentially at par relate of democrats in 2020, not maybe with congressional districts, have their own sort of dynamic personalities and

priorities but more importantly they run the risk of potentially of becoming this foil for president trump leading into the 2020 presidential election which is good for democrats nationally. rob: lauren, if they go to impeachment, do they run the risk of inspiring the relationship vote in 2020, pushing them to come out? >> that's exactly what nancy pelosi is most concerned about. the comments that the congresswoman made about impeaching donald trump wasn't so much that they were worried about the impeachment message, she was guarantying that they were going to have the vote, right, and that's not what nancy pelosi wants at this point. she wants to be able to control and not energize the republican base, not create a foil of messaging for donald trump, but also not provide any sort of undo popularity boosts like we saw with president clinton with

impeachment proceeding, he had massive influx support after republicans impeached him and that's what they don't want to happen with president trump. rob: capri, as far as policy goes, the tea party spelled a lot of problems for the republican party, divided them and tough for them to get on same page. >> still doing the same thing today. are you worried about that with your party? >> i am, any leader, any party right now, i think both democrats and republicans having going through significant growing pains, i think that it will spell, you know, a push and pull as far as ideology and policy priorities for democrats in the house, but, you know, each one of these members are going to have to, you know, cast votes that are appropriate for their specific districts so, you know, we hear a lot about alexandria ocasio-cortez,

financial, someone in new york who has a very different, you know, constituency and priorities than somebody in the middle of the country, for example, that may represent my own state of ohio, so, you know, we will have to wait and see. rob: dems have the house back and they are getting busy going after the president, a lot of the things that drives the democratic party about the president they are addressing off the bat. they want new ethics rules, 10 years of tax returns from any presidential candidate, obviously they are talking about impeachment, we've got -- one idea to abolish the electoral college and democrats would love to do that because they won an election by a few million votes but lost it. they lost it because of the electoral college. lauren, do any of these have a chance of getting through senate? >> no, mitch mcconnell said they are dead on arrival. what's fascinating on this bill is very much a laundry list of all the grievance that is the democrats felt that they've had over the past 2 elections that they win the minority of --

majority of the popularity vote and can't win reelection, it's not a serious bill in that provisions are designated the elections, our election system as critical infrastructure which the department of homeland security already did in january of 2017, to some of it it's redundant, not a serious bill and even introduced it without fully having it baked, they introduced the bill and didn't have the contents to have bill ready till friday. they are really checking the box for some of the members to have vote and go home and say that they did this. >> i think it's more than that. rob: go ahead, what do you think about the electoral college bill? >> i'm against that. i think that there's a good reason why we have an electoral college and needs to stay that way. that being aside, i have seen the time and time again in my career at least at the state legislative level when bills come up to be voted on, it's not always necessarily because they expect to become law, it's to get people on record taking a stand and for some of the things

in regards to transparency, good government, president trump's taxes, for example, this isn't about necessarily thinking it's going to pass the senate but getting republicans on record and also getting democrats on record to say these are our priorities and they can point to somebody in two years saying you voted against this and it's attack ad. rob: i got you, makes perfect sense. thank you so much for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you. jillian: 38 minutes after the hour, it wasn't all political jabs at last night's golden globes, carol barnett with moving speech. >> i'm happy that our show happened when it did and i can look back and say once more i'm so glad we had this time together. jillian: carley shimkus live with the reaction pouring in for the tv legend if you have psoriasis, little things can be a big deal.

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rob: welcome back, heated twitter debate between freshman congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and steve scalise. jillian: carley shimkus with fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115 shocking responses from ocasio-cortez's followers. carley: started when she suggested dramatic tax increase on the nation's wealthiest people. congressman scalise criticized the plan and the two tweeted barbs on tweeted but things turned ugly when ocasio-cortez started tweeting threatening messages, one person suggestingg that someone snipe him and another person said she has better aim, that's for sure, referring to the man responsible for the 2017 congressional baseball practice shooting that left scalise fighting for his life and another person adding,

kick his cane. steve scalise responded upon seeing messages, hi at aoc alexandria ocasio-cortez, happy to debate on people's house, clearly not productive to engage here with radical followers #stay classy, ocasio-cortez has yet to respond to twitter controversy at least online. rob: i'm sure to be fair aoc got a number of nasty comments herself. carley: i'm so glad you said that, twitter is actual opportunity -- rob: nobody plays fair on twitter. i guess i will do this, carol barnett, carol barnett at golden globes. >> touching speech at golden globes, watch.

>> my first love growing up was the movies and later when i was a teenager we got first television set and then i had a new love. i'm happy that our show happened when it did and i can lock back and say once more, i am so glad we had this time together. carley: such a sweet moment and well deserved honor, congratulations, what an extraordinary honor, well deserved. another person saying thank you for all the wonderful memories and lastly, she should host the oscars, interesting suggestion there. jillian: what is this whole fiji girl thing, i have no idea. carley: celebrities expected to be in the spotlight last night but unexpected face is getting all the attention on social media, a woman who was serving fiji water on the red carpet appeared in a countless number of pictures in the background of celebrity shots, folks on social media absolutely eating this up, jody on twitter says, she's my spirit animal, another person

tweeting, my main inspiration in life is to be the fiji water girl at the golden globes and golden globes with animus photo bomb goes to fiji water girl. the company certainly getting money's worth. rob: of course they dry fiji. [laughter] rob: shut up already. thank you so much. jillian: faster cell phones, tv that roll up like coasters and possibly even flying cars, to all of that on display at consumer electronic show this week in las vegas. that's where chris the cyber guy is and he has preview next. rob: first let's check with steve doocy and see what he did this weekend. >> let's see, what did i do this weekend. not much. jillian: watch the eagles win? >> no, didn't do that. rob: he was in bed. i missed the golden globes too.

we will be talking about that and how the administration made an entree to the democrats negotiating the wall on the southern border and have given them things that they've been asking for, the question is will they bite and interested, great panel and 3 hour's worth of guest, from louisiana, congressman and minority whip steve scalise and senator more shea blackburn, new senator from the great state of tennessee she will be joining us live. busy 3 hours kicks off 17 minutes from right now, right here in the channel everybody trusts for morning news and recap for the weekend which i really don't remember. rob: 14 minutes from right now. >> 14, 15, 16. jillian: see you then, steve. we are coming right back. i am a family man.

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rob: welcome back, fox news health alert, fatal flu cases on the rise, 13 children have died from the flu virus this season, fox news medical contributor nicole saphier joined us earlier and said it's still not too late to get vaccinated. >> we had nearly 200 kids die from the flu last year, 80% of those were not vaccinated and right now we don't have 13 and we don't know vaccination states, if you haven't gotten flu shot or children haven't gotten flu shot i highly recommend still getting it. rob: it's nasty this year, i feel like everybody is sick. widespread flu activity across two dozen states last week. jillian: i went with one of my friends to get flu shot. supportive friend. the company plastering 13-story message, reading, quote, what happens on your iphone stays on

your iphone, does it, though, google and amazon are expected to unveil new products. both companies have faced criticism over reports they're sold user data. [laughter] jillian: preview of electronic show, consider super bowl of tech world, kirk the cyber guy. >> jillian, good morning to you, rob, good to see you, we are talking about all the new technology, 2.7 million square feet to go through here in las vegas show case today and announcements last night, for example, a thing called the air selfie got announced. this is something that we have seen last year and came out with 3 new models that let's you take advantage of, well -- there it is. instead of throwing your phone in the air, you use this and takes pictures of all around you. jillian: do we need this? >> do you need this -- jillian: i don't need that.

>> you do need this. 65 feet above your head take pictures of you and your friends and you would love that. now, at home you have this thing called, also from italy, this is a brand-new device that, well, feed your dogs in a whole new way. it would recognize by the way the feeding, the cat steals the dog food or the dog steals cat food, won't happen anymore, they will see camera and opens up the side of the food for that pet and that way, you know, fair food for all at the home front. and we have this also announced last night, the world's first ever modular micro lg tv from samsung, hours ago in las vegas, one of the most incredible television pictures i have ever seen and also they announced the

line of samsung will come out with 90-inch, 8k tv, 8k is what you're hearing about, 4 times the resolution of 4k tv's that we have been seeing so far. you walk up to this thing and you can't even see the pixels, clarity is brilliant and amazing, i was wondering why i do need 8k tv for, this is why, it will convert to 8k, what that means is that the viewing at home especially with their ai powered enhancements will just make watching tv whether it's sports or whatever just incredible coming out in 2019. jillian: what do you think about -- >> apple giant billboard that's out there right as you walk into the show, you can't miss it and they are poking the eye at google and facebook out here at the show.

rob: okay, there's the ad. that really is in your face, isn't it? live from hotel bathroom. [laughter] >> the money they spent on it is amazing. rob: i don't know what the echo is. appreciate it. jillian: thank you. rob: there's a delay, it's over now. 54 minutes after the hour, bizarre attack in the park, a jogger is bitten by a dog and then gets bitten by the during's owner. >> it is a bad bite, i will bite someone really bad too if they were grabbing my hair. jillian, the story that ended with this woman behind bars, you don't want to miss this.

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♪ rob: democrat good afternoon new 1078 will be sworn in as california's new governor today. the ceremony coming after a weekend of pricy parties and events. ticket packages for large groups running as high as $200,000. and newsome takes over for four term governor jerry brown serving as lieutenant governor since 2011. jillian: trial set to begin today. the doj argues give accurate count 1965 law aimed at protecting minority voting rights. political move to benefit republican policies.

rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. inmates rush to help a police officer to suffered a stroke. the three men were working outside in north carolina when their supervisor started to tumble into a ditch. they stopped traffic for help and called 911 and the officer has now recovered. jillian: next the bad. a man out of jail for less than an hour accused of robbing a bank across the street from a missouri police station. spotted him on the curb outside the station. possible ties to bank robbery in two other states. rob: finally the really ugly. a dog owner accused of by the ago jogger who had pepper sprayed her dog. follow me here. the jogger told police thought dogs ran at her while she was on a california trail. well she pepper sprayed the dogs thinking they were going to attack her. officers say the dog's owner then came up and started punching and biting the woman herself. that's her. she was arrested. and could face up to six

years in prison. jillian: wow. that is quite a story to tell. rob: she is not all bark. jillian: good job that was pretty witty. have a good day. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. >> i was elected to protect our country. that's what i'm doing. >> he never wants to make a phone call like the one he made earlier this week where he spoke to officer singh of california's widow because an illegal immigrant killed him in cold blood. >> the pentagon and president have confirmed a major figure in the bombing of the "u.s.s. cole" has been hunted down. >> nice to know we still have people serving in our government to make sure those who kill or harm americans around the world meet their justice. >> the community is mourning the death of officer killed in the community. >> officer you would want to show you up at the door in biggest crucible moment. >> eagles stay alive after heart breaking missed field goal by the chicago