♪ staying alive staying alive ♪ they make it works, cross scott was on the highway and came across a woman, remember the lesson from the office and saved her life, see you tomorrow. >> cross illegally? >> illegally. jillian: wednesday, january 30th and this is "fox and friends first," happening right now at 4:00 at 4:00 am. a fox news alert, the united states rolled out a sweeping new border policy as 10,000 migrants are believed to be heading north. we are live in mexico city where some say nothing will stop them crossing the southern border. >> threaten my physical integrity, my family. living under dictatorship, show how democracy was lost.

heather: juan guaido speaks out in his first us interview. his vision for a new venezuela and how he says the trump administration is helping it become a reality. bracing for a subzero blast, dire warning for the midwest, the windchill could drop as low as 50 below. you heard that right. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: 50 below. can you imagine? it will get beyond cold in many portions of the country and we have much more on that coming up.

live shot of new york city, not that cold here yet. you are watching "fox and friends first" this wednesday morning, thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to the report, the white house sending migrants back to mexico. that is not stopping three separate caravans for marching closer to the border. griff jenkins live on the ground in mexico city, hoping to make their way into the us. >> reporter: that new policy has migrants thinking twice about crossing into the us but let me show you mexico city, one of the major sports areas, they are housing 2673 migrants where the last caravan and previous caravans of come. you can see the entrance where

they can register in the camp and over the fence the tent set up with 2600 folks in their but if you look at this video from yesterday you can see how the busy it is. they are given a hot meal, they are given some healthcare. there is even a place for recreation, to play a little bit of soccer but you mention secretary kirstjen neilsen's entrance here, that is where they implement a new policy of migrant protection protocols which makes all migrants wait in mexico while it plays out, we talked to some of the migrants about their plans and how the policy will impact them. take a listen. >> as soon as possible. >> do you have a message for the united states to donald trump?

>> we cross illegally. >> illegally. and we are going to take this down to see at tijuana. >> others mentioned nogales, arizona. many people we spoke to, two of the three were ones that we met when we started january 15th in honduras, another caravan being analyzed to start on february 16th. at the end of the day the number is 12,500 registered for temporary asylum and work visas and almost all to the us border. >> not including the third one that hasn't started to make its way here yet.

>> correct. these numbers are growing and by the way mexicans are proud of this policy. secretary of foreign affairs had an op-ed, this is going great, we are proud of what we have done in think the us should support us. >> griff jenkins, great work, thank you. let's take a look at capitol hill. in hours, lawmakers will get a new round of negotiations to fund the government. nancy pelosi showing no sign she will compromise on the border wall or any barrier. todd pyro joins us with a preview. >> reporter: possibility of another government shutdown looming over lawmakers heads as they go back to the drawing board this one, members of homeland security set to discuss the best ways to secure the nation's border. they have until february 15th to find a measure donald trump will

back but a major obstacle is getting house speaker nancy pelosi on board. closing the government could be inevitable if pelosi does not change her tune. >> it will take 51/$2 billion, express that risk their lives say that is what it will take to secure the border. what is nancy pelosi willing to put on the table? of democrats want to stick with nancy pelosi they will be on the wrong side of history on this argument. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy a going democrats need to be open. >> it democrats begin to erect barriers that is positive in all shapes and forms. i believe nancy pelosi is out of step with her own party. >> reporter: back and forth talks a week from the state of the union address on february 5th. donald trump accepting nancy pelosi's offered to deliver the annual address before a joint session of congress. the president was asked to

postpone it due to, quote, security concerns from the shutdown, donald trump is expected to lay out the case for securing the border. a bipartisan conference committee set to meet tomorrow to hash out a solution and listen to experts. they say the conference committee could be key. >> don't you like the word bipartisan? >> haven't heard that in years. >> we heard it, it just hasn't worked. now that the government is open it is time for lawmakers to start negotiating border security but eric trump says democrats are only fighting to stop his father's agenda. >> chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, willing to negotiate. then they don't actually come out and negotiate and she says i will give you a dollar for your wall but i want to spend $5 million on drones over the southern border which will not

be effective at all. when can we use some common sense in this country? stop the drugs, stop criminals, stop ms 13, have people come into the system, we want legal immigration the right way. make sure he doesn't achieve the agenda he promised to achieve. they realize he is winning on everything else. how can we extract the message? this is what we are fighting for, having a country and having laws. heather: eric trump adding he wants his father to declare a national emergency after the president offered three different border security deals and laid those out all of which were rejected by democrats. the a huge story today, the

coldest weather in decades descending on the midwest. cities are seeing life-threatening temperatures with wind chills as cold as 65 below. in chicago, look at this incredible video of the river freezing over. the windy city setting fires on train tracks on rail separated by extreme cold, the polar vortex causing recordbreaker do temperatures forcing schools and businesses and all of those to close for safety reasons. the governor's of wisconsin, illinois, and michigan have declared a state of emergency. us law enforcement requesting the extradition of a top executive as a chinese tech giant as high-level trade talks with china are scheduled for today. the chief financial officer is accused of violating trade sanctions against iran. she was arrested in canada last year under different charges. the company also criminally charged accused of stealing trade secrets and violating sanctions. key intelligence officials

revealing the biggest threats to national security. >> it is increasingly a challenge to prioritize which threats are important, china, russia, north korea and iran. all of which pose unique threats to the united states and our partners. heather: the directors of national intelligence, cia and fbi tell the intelligence committee that isis is not defeated and is still a threat. they say iran is a threat but not producing nuclear weapons. north korea on the other hand is unlikely to give up its nukes. china and russia posing threats in their fight to challenge the us as a world leader. the intel community revealing they are worried about the 2020 election meddling because of cyber threats. two police officers fighting for their lives as we learn more

about the drug ring turns deadly in houston. investigators attacked by husband and wife accused of dealing heroin. opened fire on officers and tried grabbing one of their guns, they both died in a shootout. four officers were shot, one of them trying to pull injured officers out of the home. that was the third time he had been shot in his 32 year career. we will know more about the raid when houston police union president joins us in the 6:00 hour of "fox and friends". much more in this hour, supporters rallying for roger stone outside his home after he pleads not guilty in the russia probe. the crowd supporting american flags and make america great again hat at his house in fort lauderdale where the fbi arrested him in that raid friday morning. stone appearing in a dc court

surrounded by protesters and other supporters, accused of obstruction, lying to congress and witness tampering. he is due back in court friday. no collusion with russia. william barth's confirmation hearing put on hold until next week. a democrat from the senate judiciary committee requesting the delay over concerns about his criticism of the mueller probe. barr said he will let mueller do his job and is expected to be confirmed by the committee before going to a full senate vote. the time is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. nancy pelosi and donald trump battling over the border but a new paul shows her popularity dropping during the shutdown. why did donald trump make a deal to reopen the government? our next guest breaks down the long-term strategy behind that move. democrats swearing to take god out of their oath. a major rule change coming to one congressional committee. ♪

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heather: you are watching "fox and friends first," 4:15 in the morning, democrats celebrating a big win claiming the president caved to nancy pelosi on the border wall. after the 35 day shutdown new polls show more americans in the president's corner. why did he sign this deal without the wall funding? let's talk about these polls, specifically this one. democratic congressional districts backing donald trump's walked 53% approve. does that surprise you? >> know it doesn't. there are other polls, the nbc wall street journal poll shows there was one person who suffered the most during the government shutdown, that was nancy pelosi, not donald trump.

heather: nancy pelosi of disapproval jumped during the shutdown, post shutdown the disapproval was 47% following all the negotiation that didn't go anywhere pre-shutdown, at 41%. >> her approval rating dropped 6 points during the government shutdown in january. the number i always look at as a political consultant is the unfavorable to favorable ratio, completely upside down, that is not good. the majority of people polled think she has an unfavorable rating. interesting to see why donald trump of the government back to work. i think he did it for a long-term strategy. i think he is looking ahead to see what democrats will come back to the table with. heather: americans have the same

viewpoint, donald trump's approval rating the same before and after the shutdown, 54% disapproval, people waiting to see his plan, the chief negotiator. >> the media hailed popularity numbers. and donald trump, donald trump here despite the terrible mainstream media coverage he has gotten in the shutdown and the midterm elections has 3 points since the 2018 midterms, pretty remarkable. he has the political capital here, democrats don't have the political capital as you shared with apple. the wind here is in the republicans favor. of democrats don't act by february 15th i think the majority of americans will hold

nancy pelosi -- heather: we mentioned the president. three different plans. you hear from nancy pelosi before the president makes his official announcement. we are not going to negotiate, that is all you hear and that is on the polling. one of 3 pollsters got the 2016 elections right as got the 2018 midterms right. and congressional democrats and nancy pelosi are to blame for the shutdown. as we go on donald trump may have pulled a wise move here, giving the democrats enough rope to tangle themselves between now and february 15th.

and favorability here, nancy pelosi seems to be the fly in the ointment, she what i give a dollar for the wall, many in her own caucus, kevin mccarthy, said they are willing to back border security funding and this has come down significantly in terms of what he is asking for money wise, $5.7 billion, not talking about concrete wall anymore, talking about a barrier, steel slats. there is room for negotiation. he put everything on the table, nancy pelosi received it back to the table and showing up for that to continue. heather: great to have you with us. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour, the state department with a new travel warning for venezuela as the country's opposition leader says it is time to end the country's nightmare. >> crucial in the short term. democracy for the region is crucial. this is clear to donald trump.

heather: one of his first interviews coming up. remember when democrat joe kennedy went viral for his shiny lips in his state of the union rebuttal? i don't remember that but some advice to this year's rebuttal pick. carly shimkus up next. place, the xfinity xfi gateway.

and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. heather: stacy abrams has been tapped for the democratic response to the state of the union and she is getting advice after going viral for the wrong reasons. carly shimkus with fox news headlines is here with the online reaction. >> joe kennedy gave the democratic rebuttal to the state of the union address, he decided to give stacy abrams helpful

advice on twitter. be your self, you will crush it, he says. he also told her to bring snacks because the president will speak longer than expected. he included a line advising her to misplace your chapstick. if you watched the state of the union address you may remember all the jokes that went viral because it looked like he had too much chapstick on or look like he ate a turkey leg and he always had a good sense of humor about it and he closed his tweet wishing her good luck saying millions of americans are standing with her. a pretty funny tweet coming from congressman kennedy. >> i like his advice about bringing snacks because the president will probably go a little bit. speaking of the president he is a player in the super bowl. >> super bowl betting is in full

swing and you can bet on all things donald trump is over/under on how many times donald trump will tweet during the game is set at one. will donald trump attend the super bowl in atlanta? that is the question that he won't and you can place a bet on the longest scoring play exceeds the length of the government shutdown, the government shutdown was 35 days, the play would have to be over at 35 yards. >> he will tweet twice. he won't go to atlanta and there's another play. >> i agree with you there. >> police asking criminals not to commit crimes. how funny is this? >> take a look at this tweet, we are asking a favor, can you keep

the criminaling to a minimum. it is recalled out. they inside, be nice to each other was watch reruns, we hear from the firefighters that it is a very good show. so many people, thousands of people applauding the police department for that tweet including the one who says thanks for being out there. when it is cold, keep us all safe. that is so true. 70 jobs don't stop outside. >> criminaling -- heather: a lot of marathons. thank you so much. appreciate it. the time is 21 minutes after the top of the hour, donald trump says north korea is making progress giving up its nukes but top intelligence officials say that is not the case.

>> north korea is unlikely to completely give up its nuclear weapons and production capabilities. heather: what needs to happen before the summit? gordon chang is here to break it up next to. not sitting on the sidelines during the snow day. the team's gesture that is going viral. ♪

heather: half past the top of the hour you are watching "fox and friends first". in just hours lawmakers begin a new round of negotiations to fund the government. they have until february 15th to come up with a spending solution, donald from demanding money for a border barrier. homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen backed the idea, just went to the port of

entry to meet with immigration officials. the coldest weather in decades descending on chicago. incredible video of the rivers freezing over. the windy city setting fires on train tracks to keep rail separated by the extreme cold. than cities can see wind chills as:65 below. the governors of wisconsin, illinois and michigan declared a state of emergency. two police officers fighting for their lives as we learn about it drug rain turned deadly in houston. investigators -- total opened fire on officer regina nicholas and tried grabbing one of their guns. they both died in a shootout. pooling injured officers out of that home. 17 charges in connection with an attack on us marines.

joseph our car, calling them nazis and white supremacists. all this happened during a counter protest during a rally in philadelphia in november. he pleaded not guilty, he is due back in court, two other men were charged with the same incident. no motive, final verdict from the fbi after a year of investigating the las vegas massacre. the feds say the shooter stephen paddock wanted notoriety for killing 58 people but specifics are still a mystery. email been inspired by his bank robbing father, not enough for those survivors. >> it hurts not knowing why did he do this to people. why did he hurt so many people. >> paddock killed himself after carrying out the concert attack from his room at the mandalay bay hotel. the deadliest shooting in modern

us history. the state department raising its advisor for americans traveling to venezuela to a ties level. americans now being warned if you go there you could be detained, this as the south american nation's top prosecutor launches a probe into opposition leader juan guaido who is supported by the us. juan guaido joining trish regan for his first american interview saying democracy will be restored. >> democracy for the region is crucial and this is clear to donald trump, the last chapter of the stage, last chapter of a nightmare for many citizens, waking up from the nightmare, waking up to dream, of a prosperous venezuela. >> venezuela's supreme court has banned juan guaido from leaving the country, freezing his bank account in retaliation for oil sanctions, nicholas madero

telling russian media he is ready and willing to negotiate with juan guaido. cracking down on china. the department of justice indicting tech giants while way on charges including fraud and money laundering. >>, wasn't bad actors can be certain they will not get away with collectivity. but those who do business in the united states can be certain the department of justice will protect them from criminals no matter how powerful or influential they are. shannon: this is chinese officials are in the us to negotiate a end to the ongoing trade war. here to break down what this means, author of nuclear showdown, gordon chang, thank you for joining us. let's begin by going over these charges with wawei.

the first indictment includes 13 charges, two count of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, all the way down to two count the bank fraud, wire fraud, you see all accounts, then the second indictment that i want to talk about because it includes 10 count including theft of trade secrets. >> that is really critical because it was founded in 1987 and became the world's largest maker of telecom equipment not because it grew organically but because it stole from cisco and other companies and this indictment talks about the t-mobile theft. there been so many of these. this is really important for the us because if we cannot commercialize our intellectual property we do not have an economy of the future and this is our ability to do that. >> how will this impact trade negotiations going on with china overall? >> most people say it will make it difficult to arrive at a trade deal. i don't know. we need to give the chinese some

incentive to do the right thing on trade and if they are being attacked, maybe they will see they've got to actually do the right thing. we know it will have an effect but it will not necessarily be the bad effect most people think. heather: is donald trump putting the right amount of pressure on them? this is something, including the theft of intellectual property he has talked about from the beginning of his campaign. >> we have to do this because china's challenge is multifaceted and we can't say we will only deal with w a weei this year would only talk about north korea. we've got to meet all these challenges so donald trump is in a difficult position. is got to deal with almost everything. >> is what the company has to say, the company denies it or its subsidiary affiliate committed any of the asserted violations of us law set forth in each of the indictments and the us courts will reach the

same conclusion. you are laughing at that. >> we will find out. in all probability, the chief financial officer came by canada at our request, she will probably be extradited to the us and we will have a trial and unlike china, she will get a fair trial. it will be an impartial trial and it will be relevant. you don't have those things in china. she got to be happy that at least she is having a trial. >> let's talk about us intel. he referenced north korea briefly. this list that north korea is not backing down when it comes to nuclear weapons. >> dan coats said it is unlikely north korea will give up its nukes. that the wrong way of looking at it. north korea will do what it is permitted to do it if donald from uses all the american power he can do clearly the north koreans will have no choice. we can but leverage on the russians, chinese, south

koreans, we can leave kim with no choice so this is the trump question, not and kim jong un question. >> in terms of china and russia in this briefing where talked about threats to the world china and russia are threatened because they are trying to challenge the us. >> the threat assessment should be china and russia because iran and north korea and the rest are subsets of moscow and beijing. moscow and beijing make iran and north korea the dangers they are because they couldn't stand up to the united states and the international community on their own and it is mostly china because russia derives support from beijing, financial support, diplomatic support and all the rest so this is a china question. heather: it is all interconnected, meeting between the president and kim jong un in february. it is 20 minutes until the top of the hour.

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the company says collected data will not contain identifying characteristics. facebook is sitting down a controversial spying apps. the social media site, 13-35-year-old users up to $20 a month to download its research apps. the tech crunch gives the company data about how people use their phones. facebook says it is closing the apps on apple but closing on android. foxbusiness alert, thousands of motorcycles being recalled around the world for faulty brakes. tracy carrasco here with more on what is stopping shipments. >> this is a voluntary recall of 44,000 harley-davidson motorcycles specifically street 750 and street 500 for a break issue that could cause a crash.

harley has stopped shipping those models. it includes 1200 motorcycles sold in the us, manufactured between may 2015 and december 2018. they know four crashes, two injured in crashes and they will be replaced on the front and rear brakes because of this issue. heather: let's talk about the super bowl. it is coming up and could soon be cashless. >> visa and the nfl partnered to make the super bowl a catch -- cashless event. and during the super bowl, one of those contactless cars, smart phone, and your beer, drinks and move on with your way within seconds. they hope to do this, they are

working on this, and cutting down long lines. that is eventually the goal. that would be great. >> the time is 15, the major will change coming to one congressional committee. >> i feel strongly about this, you need to have medicare for all. >> this 2020 hopefully is in on medicare for all. there is a way to fix our system but medicare for all maybe not it. ♪

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>> welcome back, 2020 presidential hopeful kamala harris going all in on medicare for all, suggesting the elimination of private health insurance even if you like your plan. >> we need to have medicare for all. that is the bottom line. that cannot have that situation where you have to wait for approval and the doctor says i don't know if your insurance company will cover this? little lemonade that and move on. >> is medicare for all really the answer? joining me is doctor nichols half fire we love having with us, thank you for joining us. our floor director says at least she is being honest, you heard president obama talk about it, you can keep your plan if you like it and that did not turn out to be the case. >> she is being honest right now, president obama thought he was being honest when he said you can keep your doctor but things don't turn out the way they anticipate.

ending privatized health insurance is impractical, populist solution. you even have fiscally conservative democrats saying that is not going to work. it is not american values doing away with private marketplace and she is loosely backtracking on that. she is for medicare for all, we know that and 71% of the population believe healthcare is a fundamental right. we know on the forefront, we have to get specifics. it will be a hot topic in the primary how they will move this forward. heather: the kaiser family foundation poll, 56% of americans favor medicare for all but we start talking about doing away with private insurance, that drops to 37%. >> a lot of people once healthcare for everyone but they don't know if it means medicare for all.

medicare and medicaid use private health insurance, not just people with employer-based plans. everyone uses them. you can't do a huge upheaval and remove it completely. we need to drive down costs and make sure the uninsured have access to healthcare. medicare for all -- >> the cost of medicare for all would be $32.6 trillion in the first 10 years. >> it doesn't make sense, nonsensical to think you are just going to implement healthcare for all and not rain in those costs without changing care the way they want to do it. you have 214 million people using private health insurance and 500,000 americans employed by the private insurance industry. will anyone talk about what happens? >> no one talks about the cost or how it would be implemented and those are big issues. >> a lot of bills going on, one in new york, they are trying to

minimize the physicians and starting to supplant them with nurse practitioners, physician assistants and technologists. heather: you have friends that are radiologists. trying to say a radiologist doesn't have to do examinations with x-rays. a technologist needs 40 hours of training. forget my 5 years of training. this is a way of reining in costs. they want to do this for healthcare for all and that is how they will do it, sweep out doctors and bring in the less costly people. >> at a cost of the great medical care we have in america. heather: we want to address healthcare, we want to hear what the details will be because they need to get specific. >> maybe they might back off a little more. heather: thank you for being with us. the time is 8 minutes until the

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and it would take the word to help you got out of the oath. the final line frequently used, and replace the words his and her with their. california college board that scrapped the pledge of allegiance facing the flag once again. santa barbara city college board of trustees reinstating the pledge after ending the tradition over supposedly nationalist history. and being formally discussed by the entire board. the board's president condemning protesters who interrupted the professor while she recited the pledge. she shared her story in the 7:00 hour of "fox and friends". now it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. we start with a high school wrestling team, helping neighbors dig out.

clearing a foot of snow from the sidewalk, driveways, in wisconsin, and schools say they are proud of the, quote, amazing athletes. a lot of work to be done. the bad, teenager pleading guilty to stealing a commercial plane to go to a rap concert. police found it in the cockpit of an american eagle plane. and sentenced to 5 years probation. this woman coming out of her shell is, going straight to the slammer, with a child into. taking the enemas out of hands hang, she put them in her purse, the tortoises are returned safely. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank for joining us.

stay warm, goodbye. >> >> democrats and republicans hammering out a security deal when thousands of migrants marched with the southern border. rob: thousands of migrants said to be headed north. tension in venezuela at an all-time high as us citizens are warned to stay away. jillian: are both sides ready for truth? breaking details coming overnight. it is colder in minnesota than on mars. rob: polar vortex ripping through the midwest with life-threatening windchill is low as 65 below. we are tracking this arctic blast. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪