the most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i am shannon bream. heather: is january 25th. this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 am on the east coast, the standoff continues on capitol hill. after two more spending bills fall short, nancy pelosi makes it clear democrats are not ready to reopen the government, still refusing to renegotiate with the president. live in washington the lights remain off for the 35th straight day. >> he is good, he is good, he's up and talking and watching netflix. heather: and emotional end to the days long search for missing 3-year-old boy.

how searchers were able to find him and bring him home safe. >> just beautiful. >> and together, beautiful too. heather: just when you thought you were dumb of politics on the football field coca-cola ready to reopen that can of worms during the super bowl. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ heather: good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. a live shot at new york city, thanks for joining us, thank you for starting the day with us and ending the week. the shutdown showdown looming on

capitol hill after dueling funding bills fail in the senate. lawmakers scrambling to come up with another deal. griff jenkins live in dc. the president considers his next move. it is like a game of chess. >> reporter: it is like a wrecking game of checkers was asked the senate bill to come in and reopen the government, donald trump signaling he is open to considering whatever compromises they come up with including a short-term resolution that has a down payment on a wall. >> one of the ideas suggested is they pay a down payment, for the wall, and they need the wall. >> reporter: nancy pelosi who calls with the crisis the president created was quick to shoot it down.

>> a large down payment for the wall. >> that is not a reasonable agreement. >> there is possibly hope as the shutdown enters day 25. and they are finally talking with frustration from the senators with stalemate on capitol hill. >> teach a goat to climb a tree but better off hiring a squirrel in the first place and the trump proposal will secure the border and get government open and the schumer proposal would do neither. >> reporter: the white house is reminded lawmakers the president has other alternative suggesting he could be closer to declaring a national emergency to pay for wall funding without approval and this comes as furloughed employees miss a second paycheck today. there is a sense on capitol hill this will bring more pressure in

the standoff. heather: whether it be a ghost or squirrel they need to get up that tree. thank you so much. nancy pelosi promised to work with republicans once democrats reach power in the house but use our congressman jason chaffetz says she has done anything but get along with the president. >> when i was first elected to congress, same time barack obama was, how many times did we see headlines about republicans are the party of no, they can't say yes, just say no. that is all i heard for a couple years. now nancy pelosi won't take a meeting, she shutdown the date. remember when she took the gavel back and kevin mccarthy handed it to her and she said we will be open and transparent like a townhall in the florida house? they don't want to hear any opposition. they want to debate issues, it

is just about resisting trump. heather: tomorrow marks one year since the deal was offered to expand daca protection in exchange for border wall funding. migrants looking for asylum in the us have to wait their turn it mexico. a new policy goes into effect forcing asylum-seekers to go over the border as they wait for their day in court. the plane will be introduced at san diego's crossing. the largest port of entry. the policies expected to be challenged in court. nonemergency workers on their way home from venezuela amid all the political chaos coming two days after socialist dictator nicholas maduro ordered all us diplomats to leave and $72. and recognizing opposition leader juan guaido as president

amid nationwide protests. >> if they do anything to endanger americans we will hold them directly responsible. heather: the nation's military and russia are standing behind maduro telling the us to stay away. a remarkable story, such a good ending, a 3-year-old boy missing for three days found alive and well overnight. casey hathaway found stuck in forms and vines and calling out for his mother. >> you took time out, he is good, he's really good, up and talking. heather: casey's mom hugging the first responder who rescued her little boy in north carolina. he disappeared on tuesday from his grandmother's backyard.

lots of prayers answered. a trip to new york city takes a deadly turn overnight. one person is dead and 20 others injured after a major crash involving a tour bus on a new jersey hwy.. a witness said the bus coming from upstate new york slammed into this median and went airborne, 3 other cars were involved in all this, police investigating that cause and we will follow it up for you. caitlin was off-duty when she was at another officer's home, two other on-duty officers also stopped gun and shot her in the chest. officers rushed her to the hospital where she did later died. the simplest police chief says the incident is being

investigated as accidental. she served in the department for two years, the army veteran leaves behind a husband. the man accused of the deadly rampage in a florida bank makes his first court appearance, xavier charged in the murders of 5 women. among the victims is cynthia watson with marissa lopez and williams, a mother of 7, two victims have not been identified. police say they veer shot all 5 victims execution style. his motive still unclear. making his first court appearance, illegal immigrants accused of murdering four people in nevada. wilbur martinez guzman was tracked down by police after receipt and surveillance video from some pond shops. investigators say the man from el salvador stole from the victims, they are expected to file murder charges in the next few days. michael cohen will comply with

the subpoena from the senate intelligence committee, lawmakers once donald trump's former lawyer to address a number of unanswered questions before he heads to prison in march. the subpoena comes one day after cohen postpones testimony in front of the house oversight committee. he blames donald trump and his current attorney, rudy giuliani. congresswoman tulsi gabbard kicking off her campaign for the white house, making a veiled swipe at donald trump in a new video. >> we have people in positions of power who are not thinking of the well-being of the people. heather: and iraq war veteran, she joined the growing list of democrats seeking to challenge donald trump in 2020. the time is 9 minutes after the top of the hour. day 35 of the partial government shutdown, no deal to secure the border.

nancy pelosi rejecting another offer from donald trump. our next guest says there may be light at the end of the tunnel. :powell gets a helping hand from one of the nation's heroes, the story behind this photo going viral. ♪ all i want to do is make my hometown proud ♪ (client's voice) oww, it hurts...

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why can't they come to some agreement either side? >> reporter: divided government is messy. we've seen that before but yesterday you saw the first progress, the white house and the senate talking compromise. the discouraging time would be what you saw from the house with nancy pelosi reflectively opposing any compromise bill. heather: six senators who voted for the plan without wall funding, these names will not be surprising to some folks but only one democrat crossed over and voted in favor of donald trump's bill, that being manchin from west virginia. does that surprise you? >> not really. a lot of senators in red states got wiped out last year so increasingly they are from blue states, have no reason to compromise or show signs of working with donald trump that is nancy pelosi's problem, representing one half of one third of government but also has

the responsibility of governing. it is no longer enough to oppose everything donald trump looks forward to but she negotiates in good faith to move forward. heather: this has been happening since she became speaker. we've been in this situation and haven't been doing any governing, she's been saying a lot of no. when you break down donald trump's latest offer. so people can compare, this is his latest offer, a down payment on border wall funding, steel slats for a border barrier, funding for border security and 3-year protections for daca and tps recipients, compare that to his earlier deal from earlier this week. we are not talking a down payment, earlier this week he was asking $5.7 billion for the border wall, steel slats, additional funding for border security and 3-year protections but compare that to one year ago

tomorrow where the deal was taking place. he was asking $25 billion for the wall, solid concrete barrier, restricting chain migration and extension of daca. you break them down, you could see which side is trying to negotiate. >> this might be his fifth or sixth compromise offer but the issue, i don't think anyone doubts donald trump's commitment to securing the southern border in a way he deems fit, it is the issue that defined him, that he ran on and won on. on the other side nancy pelosi's hold on her speaker's gavel is tenuous and she knows she has a restless crew she has to keep in line. alexandria ocasio-cortez, any sign of compromise with trump is viewed as a huge defeat because a lot of new members think they were elected to fight and obstruct. they don't see a need to govern or compromise.

heather: you mentioned alexandria ocasio-cortez. texas congressman dan crenshaw was on with us yesterday and talked about last week, republicans voted twice on a motion to recommit which would send appropriation bill back to the committee in order to pay federal workers. separate from this bipartisan plan they would get back pay. federal workers would be paid in real time and democrats denied that. >> each time that vote comes for a couple democrats vote for it so that shows they are getting nervous. longer-term better solution is to open the government but i think as long as one half of one third of government is totally unwilling to compromise or be flex 1 billion any sense of the word will be a challenge. i also think what is making it complicated is what is happening at the presidential level because underneath this

spectacle you have a 2020 campaign underway on the democratic side and nancy pelosi doesn't want to agree to something that gets undercut by elizabeth lauren or any of these presidential candidates because it will make her look weak and take away the speaker's gavel. >> one year from january, trying to negotiate this instantly offered more of what they want and he was elected president based on this. the american people elected him. he ran on border security and this wall and nancy pelosi and the democrats are denying that. they are denying it to the american people who voted him into office. >> now that mitch mcconnell and schumer are talking, the white house is being flexible the spotlight will increasingly turn to nancy pelosi and what she is willing to give and that's not good for democrats because they

won the election last year in spite of, not because of nancy pelosi, they do not like her. it is not a good place to be. heather: we will talk about her nickname in a moment. $5.7 billion to a down payment, that is negotiation. thank you for joining us, have a good day. the time is 19 after the top of the hour and coca-cola taking time out for the super bowl but you will still see them before the big game. the new ad that has a lot of people talking. nancy pelosi has a new nickname. kellyanne conway, the reaction pouring it on social media. ♪ that's not my name ♪ that's not my name ♪ - i think the best company's succeed as a team

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♪ different is beautiful ♪ >> reporter: and together is beautiful too. heather: coca-cola into gets 11 your run of the mainstay in the super bowl commercial lineup at the companies and missing it said completely. anita vogel joins us with more on their decision before the big games kickoff in their hometown. >> reporter: if you want to see this year's coca-cola ad you will need to tune into the super bowl before kickoff. mother first time in 11 years the atlanta-based company will air their 60-2nd commercial leading up to the big game instead of during it. the commercial, called a coke is a coke is inspired by 1975 and the warhol quote celebrating unity. >> we all have different hearts and heads. >> heads holding various views. >> different is beautiful.

>> together is beautiful too. heather: in a statement coca-cola says, quote, we have a long history of using the country's biggest advertising stage to share a message of unity and positivity especially at times when our nation feels divided. if you we decided to place our ad just before the national anthem as americans come together in their living rooms to remind everyone that together is beautiful. this isn't the first time coca-cola has aired a commercial before the national anthem. the company next the ads from 1998 to 2006. cbs, the network broadcasting the game season average of $5 million for commercial package. ads that run beforehand cost between $100,000, to a few million dollars. coca-cola says it will make a $1 million donation to atlanta's center for civil and human

rights but if you want to catch the at coca-cola is helping everyone is seated before the game. heather: get your popcorn ahead of time. have a great day. a lot of people sounding off on this and carly shimkus knows what they are saying. serious xm 115, all the online reaction, what are people saying? >> the unifying message should be commended. we asked if you were tired of big companies making money off of controversial political times and a lot of people are including this person on instagram saying we are fed up. another person on instagram says we find alternative products to purchase, companies should stay out of it but a facebook user says good for coke. it is time someone took a stand. there have been a lot of controversial commercials, gillette being the latest, this

commercial has the unifying message, something -- heather: may be they are trying to make a little money. >> super bowl commercials are crazy. heather: let's talk about this. kellyanne conway giving nancy pelosi a new nickname. >> she slammed the house speaker after nancy pelosi said it was a no go, the large down payment for the wall wasn't going to happen on her watch, she gave a couple new nicknames. take a listen. >> some people call her fancy nancy. she's worthy of the title doctor know. is disappointing to keep hearing the word no all the time. you can't just stomp your feet, cross your arms. >> kevin on twitter says doctor know, the obvious nickname, would have been nancy's seat, wasted opportunity. another person on twitter says

some might say negative nancy. negative nancy -- i like fancy nancy which i hadn't heard before. >> all these nicknames. >> something donald trump has started successfully. let's talk about elizabeth warren, feeling a little competitive with alexandria ocasio-cortez. look at what nancy pelosi tweeted about a major tax on the rich, we need structural change, that is why i am proposing something brand-new. in annual tax on the wealth of the richest americans. i'm calling at the ultra millionaire tax. it applies to the tiptop, 0.1%, those with a net worth -- it went away. we can read it. i don't know if i misspoke but

that is a tweet, she is saying it will be similar to what alexandria ocasio-cortez proposed and calling it a new idea. heather: the tippy top of the taxpayers, 70% of everyone. have a great weekend. the time is half past the top of the hour and there is a new talking point for democrats on the campaign trail, calling donald trump and his supporters racist without any proof but our next guest says that will come back to haunt democrats in 2020. >> i find it an acceptable the men and women have to rely on food pantries and donations to get through day-to-day life as servicemembers. heather: chuck schumer blocking a bill to pay the coast guard as thousands of members mister second paycheck. the outrage that continues to grow on capitol hill. ♪ my name is jeff sheldon,

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heather: you are watching "fox and friends first," we are back with our top stories to help you start the day. of 3-year-old boy missing for 3 days found alive and well overnight. casey hathaway was stuck in fornes and vines and calling out for his mother. he disappeared tuesday from his grandmother's backyard in north carolina. nonemergency american workers on their way home from venezuela amid political chaos coming two days after socialist dictator nicholas maduro ordered all us to permit to leave in 72 hours amid nationwide protests. americans traveling to venezuela urged to get out. a look at capitol hill where lawmakers scrambled to strike a new funding bill overnight, the senate failing to pass dueling funding bills. the white house ingesting a

prorated down payment for a border wall. nancy pelosi cause that request unreasonable. lawmakers bicker over the shutdown, the coast guard set to miss another paycheck today. no end insight thanks to chuck schumer blocking a bill that would have provided much-needed relief. todd pyro joins us in studio with how senators are taking action or trying to. >> more seems like this are inevitable. coast guard family that food pantries getting basic necessities of life and here's why. unlike other branches of the military under the defense department which is fully for the coast guard falls under homeland security which has been impacted by the shutdown and a relatively straightforward bill was proposed to pay coast guard servicemembers, civilian employees and contractors during the shutdown but shutdown politics gotten away with chuck schumer blocking an attempt to

bring legislation to a vote. >> donald trump is responsible not only for thousands of coast guard personnel not getting paid but hundreds of thousands of other federal employees not getting paid. >> reporter: that is a move that did not go over well with fellow senators like florida's rick scott. >> they cannot quit their job. it is one thing, other people don't get paid, they can go stop and get another job. they can't, they are part of the military. chuck schumer stopped it. >> the head of the coast guard echoing frustration on the shutdown. >> you as members of the armed forces should not shoulder this burden. i find it an acceptable the coast guard men and women have to rely on food pantries and donations to get through day-to-day life as servicemembers. >> reporter: roughly 50,000 coast guard retirees and their survivors will miss their first

check as they are paid monthly. heather: we can't let this go on. donald trump's campaign chairman, paul manafort is due in court today. the special counsel is accusing him of breaking his plea deal by lying about his contacts with russia. manafort's lawyers claim robert mueller's team use unusual tactics to question him insisting he did not lie. a judge said he can wear a suit instead of his prison uniform at the hearing. without the anti-trump dossier investigators had a 50/50 chance of securing a sis a warrant for carter page according to transcripts. a senior lawyer says it would be difficult to prove, quote, probable cause without the unverified information. christopher steele, known as unverified. the document was funded by the democrats in the clinton campaign. democrats calling the president and his supporters racist

without any proof. >> we have a president of the united states who is a racist. >> do you believe donald trump is a racist? >> yes, no question. >> the grand wizard of 1600 pennsylvania ave.. heather: will this strategy work in 2020? her to discuss is a republican strategist, we appreciate your time this morning. what do you think of that? when you hear one potential candidate after another on the campaign trail, specifically on mlk junior day talking about this, referencing our president as a racist? >> it is really sad. it is so unfortunate the one president the past the president reform bill, the one president trying to do something about the broken immigration system that usually has blacks craving the bottom of the barrel, labeling a

racist. i like to point out to people it was lyndon johnson, a democrat, they convinced black families we are stronger apart and pushed welfare dependency. it was bill clinton, a democrat, that push the 1994 crime bill that led to mass incarceration of black people in bernie sanders who in your video clip that actually signed the 1994 bill and supported it as well. and easy out to label someone white a racist because you can't prove or disprove it but that is what they are doing. they have nothing else to go on. heather: why aren't we hearing more about the things you just referenced? why aren't we hearing more about the benefits of the prison reform that he brought to the table? black unemployment, at 6.6%, historic lows? we have approval rating among latino voters which is up, 50% up, 19 point jump from december. why aren't we hearing more about

these positive things? >> they don't want to say anything positive about our president. what will happen in 2020, we will see the effects of the prison reform bill, we will see a lot of people that were locked up for long-term for nonviolent crimes start to come home and take advantage of the job training outlined in that bill and they will start taking advantage of the unemployment number and landing jobs and it will be hard to ignore that in the black community and people will question how racist our president truly is. heather: in the wake of this covington catholic high school issue that the viral video, now they are saying the red hats are a sign of racism. if you wear when you are a racist. it is moving beyond the president to anyone who supports him. >> i don't understand why the make america great again hat is a symbol of racism because many black people where it. i have to point out, people want to see racism they should look

at cities like baltimore where city officials have turned their back on the violence and crime, thriving businesses and job opportunities out of the city, they are gearing up to demolish a housing project which will displace many black families and especially black senior citizens living on fixed income that can afford to live anywhere else. democrats made a mistake in 2016 pushing the racism card and they will make that mistake in 2020 because people vote on the amount of money in their pockets, not the amount of people claiming our president is racist without proof. heather: it would do the president well to do a townhall in a community in baltimore on racism in america and listen to what people have to say and that would benefit him. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. north korean missile warning turns out to be a horrific hoax

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primary. he thinks he can beat donald trump in 2020 but joe biden says he has an achilles' heel. >> one of my problems if i were to run for president, i like republicans. bless me, father, for i have sinned. heather: the former vice president speaking to the us conference of mayors, he says he doesn't know how anything would get done in office without bipartisanship. he hasn't decided if he will run for president in 2020. and unusual warning through a home security camera sends a family into a panic thinking they were about to become the target of north korean missiles but turns out this was a horrifying hoax. it is not the first time these home devices were hijacked and security concerns it raises are no laughing matter. here to weigh in the cyber guy, thanks for joining us. >> be imagine you're in your own

home, the voice coming through the camera, exactly what happened. heather: the voices came through. >> one person called 911 and the voices that there is a korean missile on the way right now. people playing tricks and taunting them through this camera saying how did they get access to this. heather: how do we keep them from it. >> when passwords and logon credentials, and one of the credit cards, that same login information they use through trial and error, they are using it constantly to poke through what they do to terrorize somebody or looking for a way to make money. what they did was figured out people are using the same credentials for other things so they -- it is not the nest did

anything wrong. here is the goal. if you have the same password, change it. use a strong one. make it unique. heather: don't just change the last digit. >> be clever and thoughtful where you are placing cameras inside your house. this is proof, something i always live by, someone is able to look through the camera, believe it or not and consider covering the camera if you are not using it. close the drapes for the windows, why not cover the camera? heather: the vantage point someone can have, they can see everything happening. heather: how you like a complete stranger having access to the most precious thing in your life, your child? how are we going to stop this?

heather: look at the statement from google, it was not breached, customers using compromised passwords exposing breaches on other websites, introducing features that reject compromised passwords, monitor access to accounts and track external entities that abuse credentials. >> proof positive there is something called the dark web and there is something that can touch us all. heather: i cover up the cameras on my laptops. >> facebook does that, that is a sign right there. heather: 10 minutes until the top of the are, more millennials ditching their doctor over long wait times. why privatized medicine trumps government run healthcare.

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heather: new study shows a growing number of millennials ditching the doctor for the convenience of urgent care with close to half of them claiming not to have a primary care physician at all. won't the single-payer health care system pushed by democrats push young people further out the door? here to talk about it, family and emergency room doctor, we appreciate it. when you hear this doesn't surprise you from your first-hand experience? >> it doesn't surprise me. i know firsthand it doesn't work. i lived in other countries where i had the opportunity to work and train and seen firsthand it doesn't work, patients wait long periods for tests and treatments. having to wait for a stress test or gallbladder removal people

don't make it. they don't last that long. take a look at the va. they are leaning towards privatized medicine. they passed the mission act because somebody can't get into cva doctors, it doesn't work. heather: let's look at these numbers. the kaiser family foundation poll found 45% of 18-29-year-olds, 28% of 30-39-year-olds, they favor this no primary care provider. this other pole that favors medicare for all, 56%. how do you justify those numbers? >> many variables involved. from the cost, the premiums, sometimes they don't have time to see their primary care doctor, their hours don't fit your schedule or some people think i am young and healthy and don't need primary care doctor. that is the wrong idea because

better prognosis, better outcomes with early detection, you have an underlying disease that goes undetected. heather: what is the best course of action? >> to have a primary care doctor who knows you, knows your history, your background, your medication. it is okay if your doctor is unavailable, urgent care doctor, walk right in, you have strep throat or pneumonia or broke your ribs, see an urgent care doctor until you are able to follow up with your primary care doctor. best to have yearly physicals, early detection which leads to better prognosis and better outcomes. heather: thank you for joining us, have a great weekend. the time is 6 minutes until the top of the our. collin powell gets a helping hand from one of the nation's heroes, the story behind this photo that is now going viral.

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done. all those folks across the country who are not getting paid will receive a paycheck. today they will miss their second paycheck. let's take a look finally at the good, the bad and the ugly, let's begin with the good. general colin powell gets help changing a flat tire on washington dc highway and he was assisted by a veteran who lost his leg in afghanistan. the veteran messaging powell calling human inspiration, responding on facebook writing in part you touched my soul and reminded me what this country is all about and why it is so great. now the bad. a thief steals a car without noticing a camera recording every move. you can see her trying to cover up the lens when she realizes she's on tape. when police tracked down a stolen car using gps they haven't found the woman. the ugly, a charlotte man climbs

onto a freeway sign and stops traffic in los angeles. you see him sitting on the sign, is he just shirtless? police coached him down. it is not clear why he climbed up there to begin with. that is a good way to end friday. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" which "fox and friends first" continues right now, have a great weekend. goodbye. >> that is not a reasonable agreement. >> just no, no, no all the time. you can't stomp your feet, cross your arms. jillian: it is back to the drawing board. democrats are fusing every funding deal the president has offered. how he could soon take matters into his own hands. rob: disaster in venezuela, citizens demanding a change from their socialist regime was the warning the state department issued for americans.