not sure that counted as a mound, flagrant foul, that is for sure. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," have a great day, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> am i happy at first glance? the answer is no. i am not happy. am i happy with where we are going? i am thrilled. jillian: wednesday, february 13th, this is a fox news alert, high-stakes vote on the bipartisan border agreement could come as soon as today as lawmakers travel to avoid another shutdown. jillian: rob: the president may sign it. louis goehmert is here to explain why. the other big story, the senate announcing they found no trace of trump russia collusion. jillian: after two years of pushing a collusion conspiracy theory is this enough to close

the case for democrats? ripped from the headlines. rob: a vulgar anti-trump cartoon that sent many readers across the country. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ it's been a long night here ♪ along right there ♪ everywhere ♪ i will not lie ♪ if you ask ♪ i am saying tonight ♪ rob: if i start slurring my words i'm high on nail polish. jillian: got to look nice. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first".

jillian: we have freshly painted nails, thanks for starting the day with us. house lawmakers could vote on a tentative deal to avoid a second government shutdown as soon as today. rob: the president considering that deal, additional ways to secure the southern border. >> reporter: he wrote a book about the art of the deal and now will he sign a compromise bill that falls short of funding his border wall? it is one that he doesn't necessarily like? >> can't say i'm happy, can't say i am thrilled with the wall is getting built.

senate negotiator richard shelby talked to the president and said he's warming up to the idea of taking money as a start and avoiding another shutdown. >> this is only a down payment and they said you would not get any money and we did get you some money. >> reporter: the president said he will make up the rest of the money from other parts of the government through a process called transfer of very but chuck schumer says not so fast. >> as for moving around the money he needs congressional permission to do it. he doesn't have the authority to do it without house permission. >> reporter: the president has pressure from conservative voices in his own party opposed to the deal. the clock is ticking down to midnight friday. possibly voting as early as today or likelier tomorrow. rob: louis goehmert will break it down in ten minutes. jillian: security agents made a major bust on the southern

border. more than 300 migrants caught illegally crossing into the us and new mexico but most of them are families or unaccompanied children from special it -- central america. 600 migrants have been captured on the new mexico border. rob: mike pence rejected or's apology for accusing a lobbying group of paying members of congress to support israel. he tweeted the tweets were a disgrace at her apology inadequate. anti-semitism has no place in the united states. much less foreign affairs committee. to a new age in anti-semitic tropes should not be denounced but should face consequences for their words. the president called for the minnesota democrat to resign. jillian: one of the women accusingly virginia after attorney governor speaks out at stanford university. tyson taking part in a panel at a symposium on the me too movement. >> when we hear someone else's

story, there is beauty and innocence that you know you're not alone. most survivors suffer isolation, feeling we are alone, no one will believe us. jillian: her lawyer sent a letter to virginia general assembly saying she is willing to cooperate with any effort to investigate claims against justin fairfax. rob: there is no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. the senate intel committee releasing those findings in their latest report. jillian: todd pyro joins us live as democrats insist the investigation isn't over yet. kim jong un 7 heather: the russia probe may finally be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. the senate and talk of a concluding there is no direct evidence the trump campaign colluding with russia during the

2016 election. chairman richard baer doubling down on the report. >> not sure, we have no factual evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. todd: donald trump tweeting to our colleagues across the street, thank you to msnbc but the report causing a partisan rift, mark warner, the virginia democrat telling cnn respectfully, i disagree. i'm not going to reach any conclusion until we finish the investigation and have a number of key witnesses to come back. former cia chief john brennan appears to not want to put the collusion narrative to rest. >> the special counsel's team has much more information, we should accept what robert mueller comes out with, access to a lot more than the senate or house intelligence committee.

>> reporter: one of the key witnesses democrats hope to hear from is donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen but he postponed his testimony once again. he says there is no goodwill left for him now. the intrigue continues. jillian: republicans on the house intelligence committee spent several months digging into the events leading to the launch of the mueller probe. rob: california congressman devon nunez has been leading the charge of hope the senate findings will lead urgency to the investigation. >> don't forget what we've been saying publicly for many months. it is not just they use the dossier or that the dossier made up most of the f i asked a bit of a thing as they did. how they lied and obstructed our investigation. if you remember people forget about this. people went out and said the

dossier didn't have anything to do with it. all this other stuff. we looked at that other stuff and that is what we have been asking the president to declassify because we believe what makes up the so-called other stuff is equally as bad as using political dirt. rob: the president's pick to lead the justice department could be confirmed as early as tomorrow. the senate cassiopeia procedural vote to advance william barr's nomination as attorney general, the vote is excited by the end of the we, served as a key under george hw bush. jillian: this dog named king has a brand-new crowning achievement. the terrier named best in show at westminster. >> best in show. jillian: king is the fifth terrier to win the show, more than any other breed by far and guess what.

we are going to meet king live in the 8:00 hour of "fox and friends," very excited about that. janice dean. >> i love the westminster dog show. took my kids over the weekend to meet the breeds. last year and the year before, pretend that i am one of the handlers. look how sweet. one of my favorite new york moments is a big deal. dog lovers that go to these things which have you seen best in show, the movie. there i am. sorry. rob: a lot of dog owners are a little crazy. >> i was at the podium where the dog goes. i think he won. rob: every day. the only reason everybody

watches. >> we are going to meet king during "fox and friends" in the 8:00 hour, so excited. we have to talk about the weather. pretty bad storm across the northeast, incredible snow totals in the interior sections but it was an ice event yesterday across portions of new jersey, long island, coastal new york to boston. temperatures warming up. the rest of it will be mainly a rain event on the coast and still seeing ice in northern new england and the great lakes. that lois into canada bringing feet of snow to my mom in ottawa and across the great lakes the potential for more lake effect snow. forecast precipitation not lot, roads still very icy. our next weather maker across the west, a big storm that will bring more snow to the northwest and coastal rainfall over parts of coastal california.

that will be a big deal especially around san francisco, la, san diego and sierra mountains region. a lot going on. rob: the west coast gets angry this year. >> can't wait to meet king. rob: got the beard. it is very interesting. jillian: 11 after the hour, donald trump is not happy with the compromise border billing is not alone. ways and next. rob: love is in the a. how to take a relationship to the next level. this valentine's day.

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>> what a great deal this is, political opinion is still a pig, this is a terrible deal and for them to say look what we have been is a shame. they got played and they lost. rob: former acting director of ice, one of many voices slamming republicans were embracing the border agreement with democrats. jillian: the president says it doesn't meet his expectations. days from a possible shutdown was will it take to get the president to sign off? border state congressman louis goehmert joins us. let's pull up the details of this, $1.37 billion in wall funding. 17% reduction in ice detention beds. what do you make of that?

>> not of those are happy topics for us. we've got to have border security in order to save the subtle experiment in self-government. that is the downside. we have to remember we are not in the majority. in september, let's get wall funding, that was met with crickets. we are faced with nancy pelosi who famously said, maybe a dollar for a wall. even as bad as this deal is, it is an admission that border walls make a difference, they are not immoral, there is money for the president to protect 55 miles of the southern border.

there are other ways to get the border secured. it is worth considering. sign the bill and then come back and declare emergency and start using billions of dollars that would be available to stop drug smuggling and through dod, declare a national emergency, it can do a lot with billions without declaring national emergency. there is even more money, reporting that it is a big deal that el chapo had billions of dollars, no brooks running with it. any money forfeited from drug kingpins, use that to build the wall. rob: that is ted cruz's idea to

use that money for a wall. >> those are options even if the president were -- there would be a shutdown. it is a big deal to me, it was supposed to be 25, then 5 commonalities 1.3. it is what it is. walls are moral and not just gated communities democratic leaders within. this is a wall. heather: they got that in dollars. and got $1.3 billion and started $25 million, came down to $1.7 billion, the republicans in this committee, how is this the negotiation.

>> that is really serious, and criminals go out and many of them commit other crimes, and others hurt by it. jeff sessions was starting to get into it. let's put judges, immigration judges on the border. if someone is released from detention, over 1300 day average, most don't show up. if they remain in detention a 40 day average. if you put judges on the border. and they have the hearing, moving right out, and not

legitimate asylum and we would need those extra beds. it is an important one. heather: should the president sign it? some say sign it and declare a national emergency but other people argue if you declare the national emergency and sign your give leverage to democrats in the future for national emergencies. is that trading into dangerous waters? >> you had presidents like obama. president obama declared bird flu. it was serious. there have been all kinds -- rob: nothing this political. >> it is political because democrats who voted for wall funding in securing the border said we needed wall funding. they made it political. this is one of the most bipartisan things we have ever done.

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fondly say go bleep your self, trump. kind of hitting. the washington post apologized for printing the comic strip that appears in 700 nationwide. he claims hero the phrase of the weeks ago over frustration with the trump administration. jillian: this is not good news, tracy. shopping at whole foods could cost you a lot more. rob: they call it whole paycheck. tracy carrasco is here to explain. >> reporter: it was already offensive to shop at whole foods but now prices are going up even more, customers paying more for things like ice cream. crackers, cookies, those prices going up 550 products seeing a crisis increase -- price increased by 60%. the wall street journal used

internal communications which cited rising costs for packaging, ingredients and transport station so those cost passed on to the consumer and when whole foods was purchased by amazon in 2017 we saw them cutting prices. those days might be over. married jillian: i would give them my amazon prime. nothing. let's talk about saving airfare. >> just in time for valentine's day, book a trip for you and your valentine, take a trip by yourself, several airlines offering special deals until february 21st, southwest airlines offering a month of love sale with fares starting at $491-way, jetblue saving sales, $49. 1-way ticket there. and legionnaire, $33. take a look at those in book a trip. rob: i will go to el paso on

tuesday. 46 after the hour. they say a picture is worth 1000 words, this must be worth even more. going viral for honoring the american flag. white is important to them. >> based, would you heard would you view it favorably or unfavorably. >> favorably. we need to cut reliance on fossil fuels. >> the family a great idea. >> i like that. >> over this change their view on the green new deal after kevin phillips explained what is in it. he will want to hear this, don't go anywhere.

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rob: a look at top story starting with fox news alert, house lawmakers could vote on a bill to avoid a second government shutdown as soon as today.

the agreement reached in principle includes $1.37 billion in funds for the wall. richard shelby cause that only a down payment on the wall. jillian: no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign address, the senate intelligence committee releasing his findings in the latest report, richard baer said the committee did not find anything after conducting 200 witness interviews and reviewing 300,000 pages of documents. rob: extreme weather reaching all corners of the united states from jumping rain in a why all the way to new england, the winter storms weeps northwest and northeast disrupting travel for thousands of people, half of flight canceled out of laguardia, millions of commuters can expect travel headaches this morning with snow, sleet and ice around, a messy storm. jillian: a massive public land and conservation bill, bipartisan legislation restores federal land and water

conservation fund, hundreds of thousands of miles of rivers and trails, and several national parks and establish new national monuments honoring war heroes and civil rights icons. the bill moves to the house. rob: mitch mcconnell wants to put the green new deal to a vote. >> we are voting on that in the senate and give everybody an opportunity to go on record and see how they feel about the green new deal. rob: they want that stands. alexandria ocasio-cortez on veiled this proposal last week which would cut carbon emissions, eventually 20, and did initially was slated to give economic security to all including those unwilling to work and provides medicare to all as well. democratic presidential hopeful amy club at char --klobchar done

playing it. >> we are not getting rid of all these industries right now but we need to start is a country, the aspiration to do better than we are doing. rob: the moderate minnesota senator admitted part of the deal like decrease your travel won't happen anytime soon but she would like to see the us get back to an international climate change agreement and use more clean energy. jillian: pundits and politicians weigh in on the green new deal but what do young voters think about it? >> based on what you heard of the planned you viewed favorably or unfavorably? >> favorably. we need to cut our reliance on fossil fuels. >> great idea. >> i like that it is progressive and going to push the world forward. it sounds great. >> if we didn't do that we are going to be killing ourselves basically.

rob: campus reform media reform leader campus, heather views change 20 explains what is in the proposal and he joins us to explain. the proposal sounds great, very pie-in-the-sky but you give them the lowdown. what did you say? >> i walked them through what was in the deal, they were quick to endorse and quick to say would be helping the country. i told them how the plan was getting financial support to those unwilling to work, do away with the air industry and coal, oil, natural gas, they thought it was kidding when i walked the basics of the plan. listen to clips and how their views changed after hearing that. >> in 10 years we are going to completely outlaw coal, natural gas and oil.

if you are unwilling to work we will supply help for your salary. >> i don't think people who are contributing should pay for you. >> lemonade dollars travel and high-speed rail. >> we have come so far to get where we are. to do that in 10 years seems too much to me. >> maybe this doesn't make sense and so much of the left pushing socialist ideas at leadership institute of campus reform is this idea of social being compassionate and so many people think it is helping people, policies like this are compassionate because the opportunity, equal outcome, not realizing how destructive it has been in there is an abundance of social pressure where a lot of young people hear the word green. is about

the democratic party, younger folks in the party that this, really latching onto these students? >> reporter: it had a lot to do with how it is sold as compassionate. many young people view these ideas as free everything, not as unrealistic but something helping people and a lot of that stems from lack of history, lack of realization what socialism has done throughout history and it is important to remember these elements of the democrat party, far left socialist elements are no longer friends on the left. it is easy to view them as something to laugh off but this is a serious issue, legitimate people, cory booker, elizabeth horn and kamala harris endorsing these things, legitimate 2020 candidates, no longer issues on the fringe. there on the mainstream. and solutions for them.

and even though they were crazy, laugh them off as something they could latch on and gain support. rob: sound more fair and kinder but the reality can be very different. thank you so much. 36 after the hour. he was once mexico's most vaunted drug lord and now el chapo is going away for life and some lawmakers what his billions in assets to pay for a border wall. your comments pouring in on this one, we will share them coming up. jillian: liz cheney has a beef with cory booker and the internet eating it's hard out. you don't want to miss this. we are coming right back.

heather: nypd directive killed by from the fire during a robbery investigation overnight. detective brian simonson shot in the chest as he tried stopping a gunman inside a t-mobile store. a sergeant was shot in the leg and is stable. surveillance video shows suspect christopher ransom holding a fake gun. he was shot and is in stable condition. he leaves behind a wife and two children. next month would have marked his 19th anniversary on the force. a former american idol contestant accused of trying to deliver on two pounds of drugs. antonello was arrested last year but faces federal environment -- indictment for conspiracy to distribute cocaine, heroin and fentanyl and pending a marijuana

case in kansas. she reached the top 16 on american idol in 2007 and also appeared on fear factor. rob: el chapo going away for good, the mexican drug lord found guilty on 10 drug and murder conspiracy charges that carry a mandatory life sentence. some incredible details on the ruthless and violent drug kingpin's conviction. >> american justice has been served. >> reporter: walking el chapo guzman guilty on all counts, the jury announcing the decision in a federal courthouse in brooklyn. he stared at jurors showing no emotion as all ten guilty counts were red, the most crucial of those charges, engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise. >> guzman's deadly drugs destroyed many american families with nothing more than greed and power.

>> reporter: the jury founding el chapo with the leader of the central lower cartel showing under his direction, drugs like cocaine, meth and apps for two decades. over the course of two months, jurors heard from 56 witnesses with some of guzman's closest associates handing over incriminating text messages and phone calls. in a powerful eyewitness account guzman's bodyguard testifying he felt the drug lord killed three people, shooting two in the head and one while being buried alive. guzman's defense team saying they thought hard but it was hard to fight the overwhelming evidence for sentence in this case. >> the fight is not over. >> reporter: guzman who managed to evade authority 3 years breaking out of mexican prisons twice will spend the rest of his life behind bars. >> no escape and return. >> reporter: guzman will be sentenced on june 25th.

rob: quite a story in the justice department seeking $14 billion in assets from el chapo. senator ted cruz suggests the feds use all that money to build a southern border wall. wouldn't that be interesting? what do you think of that? $14 billion? comments flooding the social media platform. jillian: poetic justice at its finest. rob: without question the united states made him rich in the first place, it was our money anyway. jillian: joy says yes, mexico will finally pay for the wall. stay tuned, we will see how this continues to play out. rob: $1 billion, a lot of money. the picture is worth 1000 words but this one could be worth even more. a boy going viral for honoring the american flag, joining us live next. why this is so important to them. ♪ one plus one equals too little too late ♪

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blue ♪ on the farm ♪ a little more in the back ♪ rob: how about a little patriotism this morning? a picture is worth 1000 words. jillian: two boys honoring the american flag outside of north carolina fire station in your responses have been flooding instance we show you this photo. rob: thank you to the one that taught them the respect of our flag, sweet picture training the right. jillian: greg saying is a retired veteran i can honestly say this brought tears to my eyes. rob: dan on twitter saying parents should be proud as the rest of the country, we are in need of unity. this is all it takes. jillian: those young boys are here to share with us why they salute the flag, derek ingram junior, thomas jones junior and the main his net that amazing photo, will be better, bobby herring, thank you for joining

us. derek and thomas, we will start with you. why did you do that? what made you stop and salute the flag? >> we wanted to respect the flag. rob: absolutely. this happened organically? tell us how it happened? where you just standing inside and decided to do that? >> yes. jillian: they are a little shy this morning, it is very early, you snapped this photo. why did you snap the photo? >> very special moment. we had the flag at half staff to memorialize a paramedic with the ems service who passed away on

duty the week before and we had her service, tuesday night i officiated her service and raise the flag up and out of the corner of my eye i caught thomas barrier, 14 inches, hands over their hearts, and grabbed my phone, took a picture and send the picture to the fire chief and he asked what i posted on the fire station's facebook page and the rest is history. rob: let me ask you a question. most people walk by an american flag and not much happens, they don't think much. why did you stop and make this move? what inspired you? >> i knew i should respect the

flag because people have been fighting to make my country free. jillian: that is right and that is amazing. some of the question to you. what did your family teach you about the flag? what does the flag mean to you? rob: it is okay. that is great. talk to us. these guys are shy, we understand that, doesn't happen when you get on tv, talk to us about the response you got to this. it has gone viral, it is a cool moment, what do you think? >> absolutely amazing. within an hour or so after i posted the picture, the chief contacted me and said have you seen how this picture has taken off? i have not.

in an hour and a half it had gotten 17,000 views and from that point on we were getting messages, comments and it was amazing. almost all of them are positive comments and we were blown away by it. jillian: what can we learn from these two young boys? >> someone, several people who posted, this gives me hope. the state of affairs of the world right now, amazing how kids doing what is right and bring us all together. just for a moment. it reminds me in a way that god can take a moment and turn them into miracles. this is what -- all of us, the whole community gathered and the whole country right now, very few negative comments we have

seen overshadowing what these two boys have done. rob: thank you so much. kids, thank you so much for being such good kids and your parents did a great job, appreciate your time this morning. jillian: go back to bed, kids. thank you. it is 7 minutes until the top of the hour. your comments are pouring it over congresswoman liz cheney's new beef with senator cory booker. rob: i hope this wasn't you yesterday. this cracked me up. there he goes. and icy wipeout. it is hilarious. ♪ you won't remember ♪ you won't forget ♪ going down ♪ you won't remember ♪ you better get up ♪ . .

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animals wyoming beef country. >> the planet simply can't sustain people eating meat and eggs it doesn't align with his spirit. what do you think about it? lots of comments. facebook says booker likes his kale marinated with sanctimony and served with a side of hypocrisy. rob: good morning, steve. i'm with liz, where's the beef? i like a steak as much as anybody else. leave booker alone. you don't have to beef bully people. jillian: the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good, watch as the good boy steals the show at a parade. [laughter] ♪ >> a stray dog showing up with dance moves during a traditional wedding parade in mexico. rob: look at him go. cute. next,. rob: look at this guy. going out and going to get the newspaper. and. jillian: the shoes make it. like out of a movie.

home surveillance video. what a perfect video. i mean, it's just great he gets up and hobbles off in pain. luckily a car wasn't driving by. ugly, a kentucky man part of a biscuit from a nearby restaurant. that's all. have a good day. rob: out of time. >> washington on edge this morning waiting for president trump's decision on the compromise border bill. >> am i happy at first glance? i just got to see it? the answer is no. >> if he signs, this he will have to make the case that you never get everything you want all at once in washington. >> the senate intelligence committee has not found any indication of collusion. >> i'm not sure how i could have been any clearer than i said it before. we have no factual evidence of collusion. >> infamous drug lord guzman guilty on all 10 counts. >> it is highly likely he will serve his mandatory life sentence in america's most secure prison super max in colorado. >>