walked away, posted bond overnight. finally the ugly. a wall doing this, collapsing, narrowly missing a man by seconds. surveillance video showing bricks crashing on the sidewalk. this happened in london. this caused by 70 mile-per-hour winds. that wraps up his hour of "fox and friends first," thanks for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. rob: a fox news alert. the trump administration taking new action in venezuela with urgent withdrawal of all us personnel. jillian: breaking developed and major warning. opposition leader juan guaido has for far left democrats here at home. >> i will fight every day until he is impeached. >> the impeachment rally cry being silenced by nancy pelosi.

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went to, a true story. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: right away fox news alert. what a mess it is, the us withdrawing all american diplomats from venezuela as that country spirals into chaos after a nearly weeklong power blackout. jillian: conditions are deteriorating in the socialist country. >> reporter: on major escalation between the us and nicholas madero. mike pompeo tweeting the us will withdraw all remaining personnel from the us embassy this week, this decision reflects deteriorating situation in venezuela as well as conclusion

of the diplomatic staff has become a constraint on us policy. this comes as venezuela remains in a blackout. thousands in darkness from a power outage, widespread looting, have a in caracas, humanitarian aid to help the venezuelan people reviewed by madero but despite the universal repudiation of madero on the world stage, mike pompeo says some countries continue to support the rogue regime. >> moscow like a van a continues to pressure countries to disregard the democratic legitimacy of the interim president juan guaido. >> reporter: as for juan guaido he was on with trish regan talking about his fight and warning about the power of socialism to an american left that seems enamored with it. >> the amount of displaced persons in our country and the

drama of day-to-day living, seeking out food, water or power. >> reporter: juan guaido will invoke a constitutional provision allowing the venezuelan congress to authorize foreign military operations to intervene. rob: memorial services begin for a sheriff's deputy who was gunned down while trying to serve an arrest warrant, floyd brown appeared in court for the first time. a judge denied him bond claiming he was a flight risk, brown could face the death penalty for murder charges, spent 13 years on the force leaves behind a wife and two sons. jillian: moments ago, joining several countries in suspending boeing 737 max 8 planes after the market crashed for the second time in months killing

157 people including eight americans any feel be. american lawmakers want the entire fleet grounded in the us as well. senator dianne feinstein writing to the faa, quote, continuing to fly an airplane that has been involved in two fatal crashes within just six months present an unnecessary potentially life-threatening risk to the traveling public. the faa warns against comparing the crashes and says the planes are still, quote, airworthy. rob: british parliament debating a new brexit plan. teresa man european union leaders agreeing on a last-minute change to that divorce deal in france overnight. >> legal changes needed to the backstop. today we have secured legal changes. now is the time to come together to back his improved brexit deal and deliver on the instruction of the british people. rob: she got those changes made

after no one went for her first plan. parliament will vote on the new brexit plan at 3:00 pm eastern time. if this but doesn't pass brexit could be delayed or the uk could crash out of the deal with no deal and cause an economic catastrophe. jillian: donald trump unveiling a $4.7 trillion budget proposal for 2020, democrats voicing their opposition. senator patrick leahy saying, quote, this is not a serious proposal adding it is, quote, dead on arrival and divorced from reality. the budget request includes a $.6 billion, for 722 miles of border wall and $72 million to fund 100 immigration judges. the administration says the proposal also includes strategic cuts. >> from day one this president has put forth spending reduction, the first budget, the most in history of any president in history, growing the economy over ten years and we will have spending reductions.

jillian: it includes welfare overhaul requiring americans 18-65 years old work 20 hours to be eligible for benefits and aid. rob: i am not for impeachment, nancy pelosi with a big statement, she says she's against attempting to throw donald trump out of office, a proclamation that could alienate fellow democrats. jillian: griff jenkins has the latest reaction. >> reporter: donald trump is just not worth it sending a clear message to some members of her own party, telling the washington post, quote, impeachment is a divisive that unless there's something compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan i don't think we should go down that path. she did the down with reporters. >> they want to impeach donald -- bush for the iraq war, i didn't believe it then and don't believe it now, it divides the country. conclusive evidence.

>> reporter: the sentiment held among democratic leaders, it could backfire. the more outspoken freshmen democrats are having none of that. alexandria ocasio cortez tells washington the salmon are, quote, i wouldn't say she's completely concrete. of the mueller report drop and we see something i wouldn't count anything out. last week on the hill, representative rashida tlaib said she intends to introduce articles of impeachment. >> we don't hold impeachment proceedings today, hold him accountable to following the united states constitution, listen to that. this is not going to be the last ceo that runs for president of the united states, this is not going to be the last person that tries to get away with this. >> reporter: the white house has not commented. by the end of president clinton's impeachment trial his approval rating had risen 7

points and democrat had 5 seats in the house in the midterms. rob: thanks so much. jillian: stacy abrams not ruling out a 2020 white house run, 20 years ago i never thought i would be ready to run for president of the united states before 2028 but life comes at you fast. 2020 is on the table. this as fellow democrat beto o'rourke fuels speculation by announcing his first trip to iowa. he is expected the campaign for democratic senate candidate eric gibbons. abrams and o'rourke would join a crowded field of 2020 helpful as they run. rob: trying to win back wisconsin. the dnc announced it will hold the 2020 convention in milwaukee, the city winning out over finalists houston and miami.

tom perez said the party is focused on the working class or from chicago democrats have not held a national convention since 1960. >> super bowl lii most valuable player signing with the jacksonville jaguars. the former philadelphia eagles qb will sign a 4-year, $88 million contract. rob: he ran as a backup including their first super bowl title. 10 minutes after the hour. fire, darkness, sheer chaos, the crisis in venezuela spiraling out of control right before our eyes but congresswoman omar says it is all a lie. what she blamed the president for. jillian: sweeping changes for entitled programs like food stamps outlined in the 2020 budget. is the setting up a brand-new budget? the deputy assistant secretary for public affairs at the department of homeland security, don't go anywhere, coming up.

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>> text inside donald trump's record $4.7 trillion budget proposal is a request for $8 billion to build the border wall. rob: the request comes days after republicans lighten up on the way to a vote on the emergency declaration. what will it take for the president to get some force from his own party? jillian: the assistant secretary for public affairs joining us this morning. an additional $8.6 billion for the wall. $3.6 billion for the military and that would compete 720 miles of the wall as we mentioned, $1.7 trillion budget plan, some

calling this dead on arrival. what do you say? >> every budget unfortunately is usually dead on arrival especially when there is a competing party in congress. these are great negotiating positions. it lays out every budget every year lays out the priority of the president is in power and this is no different and gives the administration a position to negotiate as we take off the congressional budget process with the awful risers and everyone else. i think he had to make a statement border security is a big priority. not surprising he went with that number and we have seen numbers as highest $20 billion but that is what he wants to build a wall so this is more reasonable is a path for the budget process. rob: last time he had a fight over the budget he only got 1.3 or something like that, declaring a national emergency, why not put the full vote in?

he wants $8 billion more right now. why not get it all at the same time? >> the national emergency is not as politically popular as going through congress so there's a degree they negotiate with congress on each of these priorities and the border wall being no different. for donald trump there is a national emergency. he can go through the process and move funds around because we are in such dire. -- dire straits on the border. if he can get the will of the people through congress to support this border wall and have this funding it is better for him in a political sense because he will not have republican senators trying to break away and vote on a resolution of disapproval and other things like get everybody on board and have everybody support the wall, it should be no-nonsense for them. that is what he is seeking to achieve.

jillian: to how does he get those on board especially his own party? >> what the administration has been trying to do not as successfully as i would hope is communicating the need of not only physical barrier on the wall but surveillance technology, additional border agents, all these things the frontline operators told us time and again they need to secure the border and there has been a spike in illegal immigration on the southern border. that should not be disputed all the time and again, not talks in the media in the way there are other officers seeing it but there is a need to communicate that more fully, show people what is going on on the border and build consensus around it and at least what i saw when we were working on this in congress you got to drag people to the border and show them people coming across, the only way to convince them.

rob: entitlements, welfare reform, the president has ideas for his proposed budget that might make conservatives happy, the bullet points, you are talking basically requiring people that want to take food stamps, medicaid, federal housing, to at least try to contribute in some way to get that money, those services. what chance does it have making it into the final budget? >> i don't think this has a lot of possibility of working its way to the final budget. a welfare program is there who need it. it is great to see everyone needs to work towards the american dream and we won't be a welfare state but in a divided congress this is not going to go anywhere. that being said it is a starting point, a negotiating point and speaks loudly to this

administration's priorities on reforming a lot of entitlements the making sure they last into the generation to come. rob: 18 minutes after the hour. not so picture-perfect, the woman clawed by a jaguar while trying to take a picture now says she regrets it. why even risk it? the social media obsession driving people to danger. jillian: bill diblasio has a plan to save the planet, meatless mondays. carly shimkus with what you are saying online. ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable,

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the trump administration is lying about the humanitarian crisis in venezuela. jillian: here with the online outrage. >> is venezuela suffers a humanitarian crisis congresswoman omar is casting down on the trumpet ministration's position regarding the socialist country tweeting trump and venezuelan envoy elliot abrams cannot be trusted to tell the truth about what is happening in venezuela. we must question the narrative they provide and promote dialogue instead of intervention. that is sparking thousands of reactions from people who say they are from venezuela including one who says i am a venezuelan screaming for military intervention like 90% of venezuelans. see it for yourself before you repeat lies. mauricio saying pick a group of venezuelans and ask them what the situation is like.

don't let your ideology and anti-republican views make you ignore the tragedy currently happening in venezuela. nick on twitter timing and saying actual venezuelans have spoken out and said they want foreign intervention. it is you who cannot be trusted to tell the truth. mike pompeo has said military intervention is not off the table whether america and americans are ready for another foreign conflict has yet to be determined. jillian: sparking outraged and mixed opinions online is nancy pelosi and what she said about impeachment. >> nancy pelosi said the president isn't worth dividing the country further through impeachment proceedings and she is getting some pushback from some democrats including billionaire activist tom stier who says is holding the president accountable for his crimes and coverups worth it? is doing what is right worth it? shall america stop fighting for our principles and do what is politically convenient?

on social media conservatives are supporting nancy pelosi. ronnie says on this she is correct, she should take a step further and call for a end to all the investigations against the president and get down to the business of governing the country. marie on twitter timing and saying smart decision, attempting impeachment would energize his base like never before to reelect him. that is so true, being cautious on the impeachment front. rob: it will never get to the senate anyway. what is meatless monday? >> if you want a cafeteria sloppy joe in new york city you are not getting it on monday. buildable audio has imposed meatless mondays for new york city public schools saying it will improve new yorkers health and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, expanding meatless monday to our public schools to keep our lunch and planet green for generations to come.

social media reaction, one tweet here says i hope bill diblasio is going to partake in meatless mondays as well. students will be getting all vegetarian breakfast and lunch on monday from now on. >> if it is not by choice that is a tough one. rob: great article about him in the post, staff thinks it is ridiculous he wants to be president of the united states. thank you so much. jillian: 26 after the hour, donald trump's signature slogan. >> make america great again. make america great again. we will make america great again. jillian: is an example of white supremacy? are students being taught that college? rob: freshman democrats dominating the headlines but are they dividing the party? two democrats here to discuss if nancy pelosi has met her match. ♪ why can't we be friends

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jillian: here's a look at top headlines. the us is withdrawing all american diplomats from venezuela as the country's files into chaos after a weeklong blackout. mike pompeo says embassy staff will leave by the end of the week. moment ago australia joining several countries in suspending the boeing 737 max 8 plane. lawmakers want all of them grounded in the us after the market crashed in opiate -- ethiopia killing 147 people, the second deadly crash involving a 737 in 6 months. the faa warns against comparing the crashes and says the planes are still, quote, airworthy. right now the british parliament is debating the new brexit plan. director teresa may and european

union leaders are talking about the plan. parliament will focus on it this afternoon. rob: members of ms 13 among 560 suspected criminals roundup in a massive operation. interpol sweeping through eight latin american countries, agents recovery 850 guns, 38,000 bullets, 20 grenades and fake police and military uniforms. ice making the biggest cocaine bust in 25 years, the feds seizing 77 million $77 million. the 3200 pounds of cocaine found inside a shipping container in new jersey came in from colombia. democrats divided, presidential candidates bernie sanders and julian castro sparring over reparations for descendents from slaves. >> there are better ways to do that. >> i don't think the argument

about writing a big check out to be the argument you make if you're making the argument a big check needs to be written for a bunch of other stuff. >> castro mentioned sanders, medicare for all, free college tuition plans, sanders folks firing back saying i think this ever to play politics with it does a disservice to the fact that senator sanders is a lifelong advocate for racial and economic justice. julian castro isn't the only candidate to push the idea of reparations, borelli says in his opinion this proves the democratic pandering has hit a new low. >> the whole notion of reparations is ridiculous. it is only showing us how desperate democrats are. we are seeing how well our economy is doing under donald trump with the rollback in taxes and cuts to regulation, lifting all boats. the democrats are trying to separate themselves from a big

feel that is running in 2020 and they are pandering for black votes which i find very demeaning. rob: other democrats expressed support for reparations, kamala harris and elizabeth warren. jillian: democrats divided after nancy pelosi goes against radical freshmen on impeaching the president. how big a concern is this and is a reoccurring problem? democrat panels here to weigh in? democratic strategists joining us now. thank you for your time, appreciate it. i will start with you. how is nancy pelosi doing? does she have control over freshman democrats? >> i think nancy pelosi is doing a phenomenal job. i like the idea but she is listening at times to the new democratic leadership. we embrace new and bold ideas,

we had a party -- we appreciate diversity. this does not mean that will dictate which path she will take. yesterday, the president is not even worth impeachment but she does allow others to have a strong voice which is a great thing. jillian: you talk about what is going on with congresswoman omar, last week, not naming her specifically, a lot of people upset when talking about resolutions. >> they are upset about it but nancy pelosi new what she is doing, she's making both sides happy. instead of mentioning representative omar she made it an anti-hate resolution, made her pretty happy. jillian: that is the easy way out. sorry to interrupt but it seems like the easy way out.

>> it was the proper way out. it made her party happy, she listened to both sides, she i have interviewed her 3 times, we need a politician like pelosi in dc as much as people hate to admit that. she is schooling them. they are learning from each other and at the end of the day pelosi will show them how to do it and the anti-hate resolution is fine. we will not remember it in a week. they will move on to the next issue. >> it seems the freshman a ruling the school if you will. >> with all this excitement, they are coming in with the bright ideas. 17-year-old, she will be able to vote, you have aoc saying we should have the new green deal. there's a lot to talk about in this country. when john boehner was in

control, the tea party was going way to the right and now the freedom party, seems to me he could not govern but there are different ideas. heather: talk about alexandria ocasio cortez. i have a question i want to ask you before we get into that. let's listen to a couple examples. >> medicare for all would save the american people. why incorporating the funeral expenses of those who died because they can't afford access to healthcare? we should be excited about automation because what it could potentially mean is more time educating ourselves, more time creating art. >> a lot of people argue she's the greatest gift of the republican party because a lot of times what she says people have to correct. my question is if you could tell her or any freshman one thing

what would it be? >> to not listen to me. from the very start, i thought she was way off. i said socialism, green deal, she is completely wrong, she's a disaster, she's going to kill the party, she doesn't understand what socialism is. she's getting that megaphone, making waves, controlling the conversation. if she's the greatest gift to the republicans, he is president. in our new world, should listen to us. don't listen to me. i didn't know what i was talking about. >> same question. >> i think they are doing a phenomenal job, you have to have that push back to be progressive. i do think at times they need to to be respectful to more seasoned members but it takes all of us to make this party work. we have so much diversity in the democrat party.

>> looks like you guys are going the way of the socialist party, all i am saying, appreciate it. rob: 37 after the hour, elizabeth warren fighting with facebook, why the social media giant is fighting back after deleting the campaign ad. jillian: if a delivery driver drops off a package and picks up a shovel, the simple act of kindness will melt your heart. ♪ some kind of wonderful ♪ some kind of wonderful ♪ oh, don't worry. voya helps them to and through retirement... ...dealing with today's expenses... ...like college... ...while helping plan, invest and protect for the future. so they'll be okay... without me? um... and when we knock out this wall imagine the closet space? yes! oh hey, son. yeah, i think they'll be fine. voya. helping you to and through retirement.

jillian: welcome back. time to check the forecast. >> spring is here. i could feel it yesterday in my bones. >> it may be here but it is not happening across the northern rockies. current temperatures, 40s on the

map, 19 in minneapolis, a big winter storm cranking up across the rockies moving into the plane states, blizzard conditions, flash flooding, tornadoes, this is a big deal. here's the winter storm warning as well as blizzard warnings as the system gets cranked up across the northern plains and northern rockies, flash flooding concerns across the midwest. this is a big deal, several feet of snow possible and with blowing snow that will create blizzard conditions, flash flooding across plane states and the threat of tornadoes. and into oklahoma. as well as new mexico. there is the tornado threat. there is your forecast, that is the big system we are talking about. as rob said, it will be 46 in new york city so enjoy. rob: 55 yesterday, the sun was beating down.

i did not take any pictures. i am not into pictures. jillian: facebook versus elizabeth warren, the social media giant doing about faced after pulling her campaign ads. rob: what exactly happened? >> reporter: facebook took down the ads, the political presidential campaign ads for elizabeth warren after she called for the company, facebook, to be broken up. the ads calling for big tech companies like amazon, google to be broken up as well because they were too powerful for consumers, they had more power than regular people. after the report in politico facebook restored the ads. facebook said we removed the ads because they violated our policies against use of our corporate logo in the interest of our robust debate we are restoring ads. they are saying more about the

corporate logo, not so much the outset. jillian: come on over here. rob: there she goes. we bring a lot of questionable food on to this program but today we have something everybody likes. jillian: free pancake that ihop and guests are encouraged to donate to the specific forward events for kids. i hope to raise $4 million for charity today. when exam. the children's miracle network hospital. in honor of everybody digging in. rob: i have the old-fashioned therapy. jillian: while rob is pouring the syrup, from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, participating until 10:00 :00 pm. are you doing the traditional syrup. >> i say any words during this

segment. is that -- just the perfect packaging. is this going to get -- >> to you have butter on yours? >> what about you? >> so good. >> this is not -- are we supposed to be talking about this? >> are you friendly? >> know. >> that is not true. >> worry about it today. >> are you going to do it? 45 minutes after the hour. the woman mauled by a jaguar taking a selfy says she regrets it but why risk it? some people just want to get noticed for something good or bad when it comes to social media. a clinical psychologist here live to take a look inside the psyche of social media.

rob: as we try -- there she goes. you want some pancakes? >> someone has to talk while you guys eat. anything you want to say to the camera? let me tell you what is coming up over the next few hours. judge andrew napolitano will be here, not fearing impeachment if you listen to nancy pelosi. will she get the rest of the democrats in the house to go with it. and not voting for the president's resolution. it is unconstitutional. some huge pushback on that. as we hear the plates click and forks go up and down mike huckabee will be with us. and review what we are doing with this budget and guess who is getting to the race?

joe biden. look like beto o'rourke in two weeks and stacy abrams. seems you don't have to win an election to win the presidency. we will talk about all that and more. i urge you to get something to eat but first get dressed. >> we weren't listening. >> look at how much damage. see you in a moment, unbelievable. ♪ ♪ this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way to create energy from household trash. it not only saves about 80% in carbon emissions... it helps reduce landfill waste. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: fulcrum bioenergy. to turn garbage into jet fuel.

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heather: the woman who was attacked by a jaguar is recovering this morning and apologizing for leaning to the animal's and closure. rob: she got too close when trying to take a picture but she said she wasn't but if that is

the case, trying to get this photo, why are people willing to risk so much just to get a perfect picture? jillian: norman friedman, this topic drives -- not about the pictures on social media but so many people are. why are people doing this? >> we find ourselves almost craving that 5 minutes of notoriety and fame. on social media we have a chance for 5 minutes of fame every single day. and virtualization or behaviors. and getting one shot that goes viral. and we become reckless interactions and the reason behind this is these are neurochemical shift in our brain when we hear ourselves in the public eye.

we have cascades that give us a head rush. and >> self-esteem for a lot of people. >> if you look at these numbers it is unbelievable to say this but taking selfys in a 6-year span from 2011-2017 kills 250 people across the world, people are filling off cliffs to get a picture of themselves. >> we are a culture that is trying so hard to create a public image that is often incongruous with our inner world which is filled with emptiness or loneliness or shame or self-esteem, we lose judgment to get notoriety. jillian: then you hear stories of people living in this world online that makes them more depressed and having a harder time in actual life because so much of what they are doing is looking through social media,

looking at other people's perfect lives. >> life is what happens when you're making other plans and spending days staring at the computer screen, you're missing what is going on around you. recently i was in honduras with my son and my brother and we were painting dirt roads and making sewers and we would actually catch yourself taking a selfy doing humanitarian efforts. the president says let's make america great again and we are country known free humanitarian efforts. making america great again we are making humanity great again. rob: talking about that -- >> the black jaguar was up against the fence. we happened to be walking by and said let's get some good pictures. but >> it wasn't? >> it was not worth it. not worth it at all.

rob: you look at the impact all of this, phones, social media, this changed our lives dramatically in the last 15, 20 years we are almost a different species with this technology. what does it do to people mentally? >> almost addiction not unlike other types of cravings. we have a craving brain with a need for dopamine high. the new rush is the chance to go viral and be seen doing things that are interesting and different. i say let's do things that are kind. let's get caught feeding the poor or fixing roads. then our addiction is used for good. jillian: it almost seems we are at the point of no return. rob: we do appreciate it. jillian: we are coming right back, stay with us. ness junkie, i customize everything. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need.

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rob: welcome back. a small college claims a slogan make america great again white supremacy. college in oregon using this pyramid to help train their ras. jillian: list maga just below supremacy. in response to the backlash the school says it's provocative and that was the intention was to prevent the ras with something provocative and for a conversation. your comments pouring. in mostly questioning the college. one user writing on instagram, quote making america great has nothing to do with white supremacy. it's all about america.

communist education is the biggest problem. rob: lisa simply says wow. michelle says where was all the maga hysteria when reagan and bush used it. trump didn't come up with it and it wasn't the first or the second to use it. rob: good samaritan shoveling snow off the porch for a mom three who recently lost her husband to cancer. we first heard about this heart breaking story in nebraska putting air in tires. he offered to help any way that he can. jillian: love it next the bad. apple ipod could cause cancer. sounding the alarm warning radio wave radiation from wifi and bluetooth devices is a threat to your help. apple insists they comply with safety regulations. rob: finally the ugly. how could anyone forget nancy pelosi's very sarcastic hand clap during the president wants state of the union speech. now she is selling

merchandise. rming t-shirts and tote bags that say patron saint of shade. she claims she was not throwing shade and being disrespectful to the president and now backing off that and embracing it. steve: interesting. have a good day. ♪ >> house speaker nancy pelosi says president trump is not worth impeaching. that line of thinking will put the democratic leadership at odds with many members of their own party. >> that's really problematic for the democrats. the american people don't want to see it? >> desperation and chaos reigning in the streets of venezuela. the state department ordered all americans to get out now. >> this all comes as venezuela remains in a blackout. >> congress is expected to reject the president's emergency declaration at the border this thursday. >> what congress shouldn't be doing is second-guessing a president's decision that the national emergency is there in the first place. >> this letter to house republicans, meadows and jordan are calling on michael cohen's attorney to