that wraps up a very busy friday for this "fox and friends first" hour. "fox and friends first" continues with breaking news on the terrorist attack into the shooting in new zealand. >> 6 minutes or more. >> this is one of new zealand's dockets. >> 50 people are dead in one of the bloodiest and most or effect terror attacks district the normally peaceful nation of new zealand. >> attacks on two busy mosques live streamed for the world. how police are stepping up security here at home.

heather: donald trump is poised to issue the first veto of his presidency after a dozen republicans lend the left hand in blocking his border declaration. rob: we are live in washington were democrats are gearing up to shut the president down again. beto o'rourke throws his hat in the ring for 2020. jillian: here's heating things up with his colorful take on climate change. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us, a lot to get to including that fox news alert, one of new zealand's bloodiest days, dozens of force for his gun down in two mosques. rob: police charging with one man with murder as the prime minister condemns the shootings calling a well coordinated terror attack. kitty logan is live with what we know so far.

>> reporter: police in new zealand confirmed 49 people are known to have died in the shooting and many of those targeted were migrants and refugees. the shooting started at 1:4:05 pm local time at two mosques in the christchurch lasting five minutes. 41 people died in one location. witnesses saw heavily armed man dressed in black clothing and heard gunfire. police found two explosive devices attached to a car and recovered, the prime minister of new zealand condemned the shootings at the terrorist attack. >> this is one of new zealand's darkest days. clearly what has happened here is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence.

>> reporter: an australian man is linked to this attack after claiming responsibly for online. and anti-immigration manifesto, a video that attack was posted online though it has been removed. police, one man has been charged. >> one person. a male in his late 20s has been charged with murder and should appear in a christchurch court tomorrow morning. three other people were apprehended. one of those persons who was armed, may have had nothing to do with this incident. >> reporter: 20 people were injured in the shooting and rushed to the hospital. and at high alert, they don't believe there's another incident

in the planning but the quiet and tolerance countries in shock. rob: joining us to weigh in is steve rogers, former member of the fbi joint terrorism task force. a very well-planned coordinated attack a long time in the making. >> who else is involved? these individuals had weapons, ieds, law enforcement agencies, around the world, coordinating a lot of information to see if these individuals are part of a greater cell, a lot of forensics on the evidence they now have and one of the benefits of what occurred this morning if there is any benefit is they were captured alive. better alive than dead. they are being interrogated and hopefully law enforcement will restrict information from them.

heather: 74 pages of a manifesto we have been reading in the overnight hours and this person who wrote this asked a lot of questions. one of them, in new zealand, he was living there while planning this attack and decided this was the right community to do this. what does that say about the mentality of this person? >> the mentality of this person is an individual with very serious mental problems but many people with warped ideology who think they are doing things that are going to help. killing innocent people is a terrible terrorist act. they believe he wrote the manifesto. those are questions that will be answered shortly. who wrote the manifesto? where did he get the information for that manifesto? is there a lighter cell involved in any type of terrorist planning, not only in new

zealand but around the world? we are dealing with military combatants. they were dressed in military garb, obviously committed this act in military fashion. it says clearly, we are dealing with very dangerous people. rob: right now for police are saying this sounds like a white guy from australia and if you read through this manifesto it starts off, one thing i want you to remember is the birth rates must change. if we were to deport all non-europeans from our lands tomorrow the european people would still be spiraling into decay and eventual death. anti-immigration, he thinks white areas of the world are being flooded by muslims and has a problem with that. what else do you make of the suspect? >> look at this individual advancing ideology, that is the

danger, trying to send a message that white europeans are being overrun. they have to be stopped immediately. what i'm really concerned about is did anyone before this act was committed see something and say something? we find a common thread through most of these terrorist acts a lot of people knew a lot of things but never picked up the phone and called the police. my guess is when they do a forensic analysis on his computer, cell phones, messaging, they are going to find somebody new something down the road. let's hope it is isolated to just these four but i doubt that. heather: mass shootings in new zealand are extremely rare. this is a part of the world that

most people consider extremely safe. the deadliest shooting in new zealand in modern history was in 1990. a gunman named david gray shot and killed 13 people following a dispute with a neighbor. you look at that is the largest mass shooting in modern history 13, then 50 here. is this the state of the world right now? >> absolutely right. i was surprised, shocked when i heard it was new zealand, a quiet peaceful country. never hear much about new zealand but it says this, no one, no city, no town is immune from terrorist attacks. we must all be vigilant. we must all be on our toes and law enforcement around the world, copycats, people see these things and it is a trigger point for them to commit such a horrific act. we must all be on our toes. rob: we will continue to follow this story as it continues to develop this morning. other news, the president is set to veto congress's measure that

blocks his national emergency declaration for the southern border. it doesn't republicans joining all the democrats in the senate to stop that measure in its tracks. >> reporter: the president didn't wait for the resolution to reach his desk. moments after the vote he made his promise very well-known. he tweeted this, i look forward to vetoing the democrat inspired resolution which with open borders while increasing crime, drugs and trafficking in our country. i think all young republicans who voted to support -- desperately needed wall. what started as a small group group into 12 republicans crossing the aisle in a 59-41 vote against the declaration issuing a rebuke to the president. mitt romney says this wasn't about border security.

>> it is a question about the balance of power that is core to the constitution. this is not about the president or border security. i support border security. i support the construction of a border barrier. >> reporter: chuck schumer applauding his colleagues for daring to oppose donald trump. >> my hope is republicans see how this president is trampling on the constitution. understand it is possible, in fact courageous to stand up to him. and say there will be consequences for his actions. >> reporter: congress will vote to override the president's veto but it is not expected to have the 2 thirds majority to pass the house and senate. what remains to be seen is whether the president will harbor ill will towards the defecting dozen who face their own elections next year. rob: california's governor signed off on an executive order to end the death penalty in california despite residents of

his state voting to keep it. >> i cannot sign off on executing hundreds and hundreds of human beings knowing that among them will be innocent human beings. jillian: is this what governor newsom criticizes donald trump for? this is the epitome of arrogance. he joins us live. cleaned in one. anybody seen my pants? #1 stain and odor fighter, #1 trusted. it's got to be tide. bookers book now and ask their boss later.. [do you want breakfast or no?] [definitely breakfast.] be a booker at booking.com

rob: gavin newsom signing an executive order that ends the death penalty in his state despite residents voting to keep the death penalty. jillian: families of victims are furious and the governor's decision has stolen their justice but is in this kind of decision-making the governor criticizes donald trump for? thank you for your time this morning. when you heard this initially

what was your thought? >> i was very frustrated. i have to tell you as a former member of the california highway patrol one of my duties was the unfortunate challenge of dealing with 40 death notifications. you have a special attachment to victims, the very people who got ignored by this. rob: the president chimed in on this and we will read his tweet. the governor of california will halt all death penalty executions, 737 stone cold killers, friends and families of the always forgotten victims are not thrilled and neither am i. this went to a vote not long ago and residents of california, very liberal state don't want there to be a death penalty. is the decision completely out of whack? >> it is completely out of whack and a total disregard, and the will of the people, 53 of the 80

assemblies voted in favor of maintaining this toward a set of circumstances. many of the circumstances were torturous. shannon: listen to what gavin newsom had to say. >> impacting the lives of millions of californians and millions of americans the demand and deserve better. i don't want to be a sparring partner with donald trump, we want to be a working partner but he makes it impossible when he plays these games and manufactures a crisis, creates the conditions. shannon: what do you say about that? >> what i have to say is our president currently understands the importance of supporting victims. that is what this completely abolishes.

the sensitivities of the realities of the loss of life, michael lyons, and 8-year-old boy who was raped and stabbed 70 times we try to imagine that and now we are protecting that individual. rob: obviously everyone remembers the scott peterson case, he is sitting on death row. killed his pregnant wife because it was inconvenient for him for selfish reasons. what do you think her family thinks of this? >> clearly it is unimaginable. they felt this particular government was like the previous government, feelings against the death penalty but he responded to the will of the people and did not try to interfere with that. the governor had the ability to address each of the senators individually.

however, the supreme court intervening and overturning these rulings, went the mass route and betrayed the trust of us in california. rob: we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. heather: beto o'rourke declaring now is the time of maximum peril. >> we face catastrophe and crisis on this planet even if we were to stop emitting carbon today right now. rob: how beto's 2020 bid is already heating up. ♪ well well well ♪ area ♪ ♪ my ancestrydna results revealed

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heather: beto o'rourke waking up in iowa as a presidential candidate. the former texas congressman jamming into the race with a doomsday like announcement declaring right now is the time of maximum peril. live with more on nato making his bid. >> reporter: his hat is in a 2020 ring and his campaign is largely focusing on climate change, bringing this dire message to voters in iowa. >> we face catastrophe and crisis on this planet even if we were to stop emitting carbon today. think of our leadership. those who preceded us on the beaches in normandy, those who face and neck substantial threat to western democracy and our way of life, they showed us the way. we can all come together.

that moment is now for us on this issue. >> reporter: he will continue to swing through iowa today with several meet and greets as some accuse him of lacking political experience. democrats defending his presidential run telling cbs, quote, it depends what kind of experience you are looking for. when asked about beto o'rourke on capitol hill nancy pelosi seem to struggle to name his accomplishments. >> beto brought vitality to congress. when he came, he came as a bill champion for the environment, from the environmental community. he won in a primary on that subject. >> reporter: there are 12 total now. support for the green new deal out on the campaign trail. rob: thanks so much.

we will follow beto. 2020 democrats like beto and bernie sanders and many others pushing for medicare for all. a new study shows the ratio of lifetime medicare benefits to taxes paid is 3-one. if you put $300,000 into medicare, you hold out 300,000. does this prove medicare for all's numbers won't add up and will create a mess? we will break it down. healthcare expert and president of gdp advisers seth jensen. let's put it in writing. this is for a married couple turning 65. a lot of people in this country earning an average wage. if you look at the taxes they put into medicare over their lifetime that is on the right and how much they pulled out, three times that munch they are pulling out in benefits.

this is medicare, a scary number if you think of applying this to everybody in the country. >> if you look at the total revenue brought in by the us government to date is roughly $3.7 trillion. most conservative estimates have the cost of providing medicare for all for every citizen, $3 trillion. and corporate tax rate, still possibly not have enough money to cover costs. rob: if you broaden this out and look at the national debt which we have been following very closely, we are adding $1 trillion every year to that. that's how much we are living beyond our means. we talk about this, the green new deal, free college for everybody. the plan for the left right now is frightening if you have fiscal responsibility.

>> 50% of america's gdp but in 1965 when medicare was established healthcare costs were 3% as median household income. we are saying let's give to everybody for free. that is not sustainable. heather: hospitals, a lot of people vote for this because you're putting up huge pile of money into the medical industry and ac dollar -- they see dollar signs all over the place, we push people to get unnecessary things because so many are paying for it. that is how it continues to balloon. >> we do not have an outcome-based healthcare system. we have a fee-for-service system. if we want to get serious about delivering more healthcare we have to drive down the cost, and with structural things we can do to the healthcare system, giving away an expensive system is not going to drive down costs.

>> thank you so much. appreciate your time. 26 minutes after the hour, donald trump promising his first veto after the senate wholeheartedly rejects the emergency declaration. ralph norman is here with reaction to the 12 republicans who sided with democrats against the president. we will talk about that. ♪ beauty editors have tried everything. in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusive whitening formulation safely whitens 25 times better*. for a noticeably whiter, smile. trust america's #1 whitening treatment. crest 3d whitestrips.

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rob: following this all morning, 49 people killed in what is being called a terrorist attack on two mosques in new zealand. jillian: doug luzader joins us with the latest information. do you know at this point if police have pulled out any other

suspect on the loose? >> reporter: police in new zealand indicated there is at least one suspect in custody. there may have been others detained as well, they are trying to work out if they were involved in the attack. this is looking more and more like it may be a lone gunman situation. new zealand's trimester described this as one of new zealand's darkest days. >> we are a proud nation of 280 languages and we share common values and one we place the currency on right now in tonight is our compassion. you may have chosen us but we utterly reject and condemn you. >> reporter: police in new zealand would not confirm

reports the suspect wrote a lengthy anti-immigrant manifesto before carrying out the killings but ratings indicate he was a 28-year-old white australian. he appeared to live stream a portion of the attack on social media. there are indications this may have been a 1-man operation but police are ruling nothing out at this point. this is a country that is clearly on edge. rob: thank you for the update. jillian: donald trump expected to issue his first veto today after 12 republicans side with democrats on his national emergency declaration. rob: how will this play out? ralph norman, thanks for coming on this morning. the president complains about everything democrats do but he sticks together and his party did not stick together. what did you make of this? >> kind of surprised me. at the end of the day where they

pick up enough votes to get 66 which i don't think they can do, same in the house of representatives to break the veto. i appreciate the president sticking to his guns and told them all along he is going to veto it but to carry it out still he is going to get the funding and they are not going to override the veto. jillian: donald trump says i look forward to vetoing the just passed democrat inspired resolution which would open borders while increasing crime, drugs and trafficking in our country. i think all the strong republicans who voted to support border security and our desperately needed wall. do you agree with him on standing firm on his decision to stick with this? >> absolutely. anybody who has been to the border as i have it is a national emergency. since 1976, it has been used 7 times, democrats had no problem

with that. this president is the first one to address that and he will get it done and let's see what they can do with the issues the veto which i don't think they can override it. rob: the president's perspective on this is democrats are playing politics with a real issue. he didn't want to have to do it this way. he wanted congress to come to its senses and democrats to go along and say we need some kind of barrier because border people are telling us we do. these 12 senators, romney does and many others, you can't do this, can take all power from us. >> for the last several months it has been the same drama. he tried to work it to get them to go along. if it was in any name any other names and donald trump they would have gone along with it but it is what it is and he is going to get it done which is the main thing.

heather: previous presidential vetos, some people up in arms saying i can't believe he will use the power of the veto but he hasn't done that also far. reagan had 78 vetos, hw bush 44, president clinton 37 and the list goes on. what do you make when you see those numbers and hear what people are saying? >> it shows politics, to stop him at every level and make it difficult. it will not be overridden. the senators i talked to, it is not going to be overridden. why the drama and why am i dragging this out? fact don't seem to matter to the democrats which is astounding to me. they are playing with the lives of so many people. look at the drug issues we have in this country, just go down there and it will show you. rob: interesting topic. we will see how this develops.

35 minutes after the hour. the prompter just changed. fresh fallout for lori laughlin amid the college admissions cheating scandal. >> it is not my fault, not like i go looking for this stuff. it just happens. jillian: you won't be seeing her in any movies like this in the future. rob: eric's wall well's yearbook photo was bad, wait until you see this. jillian: carly has that and more. ♪

jillian: the hallmark channel cutting ties with one of its biggest stars, actress lori laughlin. >> we talked about getting

involved with real crimes, how that is a bad idea. >> it is not my fault. it's not like i go looking for this stuff. it just happens. rob: those lame hallmark movies, carly shimkus, jillian loves them. >> i love them too. let's talk about the latest fallout from the college admission scandal. hallmark cutting ties with actress lori laughlin saying we are saddened by the recent news about college admissions. we are no longer working with lori laughlin and stopped developed of all productions the air on the crown media family network channel. you will no longer appear in the popular tv series or any upcoming christmas movies but that is not all. her daughter, olivia jade, was

dropped by makeup companies and hair care company tracy may as well. social media reaction pouring in regarding the latest of element. holly says i support your decision. i'm said she's not a person i thought she was and sat her for the potential students at one of the universities to be filled with the person who was not truly interested in continuing education. another twitter user saying hard-working college student, i commend you for the decision, thank you. not good news for the laughlin family. rob: what about jillian? jillian: there are plenty of other ladies on the hallmark channel. rob: unbelievable. usa today says it is time to stop playing the national anthem. >> opinion columnist says it's time to stop playing the national anthem. nancy armer called the lazy form

of patriotism that has become a kind of bonus way of national pride better suited to countries run by dictators are desperate. not everybody's feels the same way. chad on twitter says imagine feeling dispassionately about celebrating one country, harley on twitter's chiming in saying how unpatriotic and anti-american become. the very things people use to take so much pride in. so pushed back to that usa today opinion article. >> everyone loves a good yearbook photo. >> high school yearbook picture of eric swallwell is going viral online. he doesn't want us to show it. looking fresh faced with bleach blonde tips similar to a boy

bond. he responded to the online snickering saying all of us make bad decisions in high school and sometimes they involve bleach. i swear there were others. rob: 90s in california. >> "fox and friends" producers worked hard combing the archives and found some old photos of us. here i am before my eighth grade dance. rob: you looked exactly the same. >> that was seventh-grade. i looked like a boy. >> you blossomed into a beautiful beautiful young lady. jillian: thank god i grew out of that stage. you still look great. let's burn this tape never to be played again. rob: you need some humility in life.

brian kilmeade in high school. >> that hurts my feelings. going to leave with rob's long shot. that is most of the show. >> my date looked good. my date looked good. >> a few things going for you. did not know carly was full-grown in eighth grade. that is incredible. i am going to stop now. let's see what is coming up over the next few hours, geraldo rivera will be here live weighing in on the president's 12 republican rebuke yesterday. adam kissinger spends time at the border. he came back saying we have a crisis. nigel farage came up with brexit, does he have any regrets? diamond and silk would never be a part, they will join us on

skype. i sat down one on one with mike pompeo yesterday. a lot was breaking before i arrived and after i left. commenting about the attack in israel. the first since 2014. >> i regret folks in the gaza strip, we shouldn't speculate, fired these rockets and put israelis at risk, it only presents increased risk of something we hope doesn't happen but we support the israelis right to defend themselves. >> they did defend themselves. we talk about north korea and venezuela and why our allies are ignoring us when it comes to fears of 5g and china taking the lead. hopefully it was captured on tape. back to you guys who like most of our audience are fully dressed. rob: we will be right back. at midas, with every oil change you get a free tire rotation.

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rob: a bombshell revelation, peter heather nauert he -- to block access to emails relating to the clinton foundation. think about that. doj attorneys claiming there was no probable cause to get a search warrant, many emails contain mishandled classified information once the feds were allowed access. the fbi agents of their ability to search emails was restricted. a lot more to come from that. nancy pelosi supporting lowering the voting age. >> i have always been interested. i think it is really important

to catch kids when they are in high school and interested in all of this and learning about government to be able to vote. >> congress voted down an amendment and advise democrats lower the voting age from 18 to 64 years old. >> the college admissions scandal, accused of denying fair admission and devaluing their degrees. this comes as actress lori laughlin's daughters plan to drop out because they are scared of being bullied on campus according to tmc. locklin and her husband are accused, and on the rowing team as recruits. congresswoman omar's daughter with a nationwide school walkout today, one of 3 people organizing the international

youth climate strike. they were expected to skip class this morning demanding lawmakers take urgent action on climate change. minnesota democrat once members of congress to join her daughter's protest. rob: a deadly winter storm across the midwest and alabama, a fierce hailstorm slamming southern indiana. >> pieces from the destroyed barns to countries, a bomb cyclone dropping heavy snow and rain. rob: janice dean with what to expect. it is calling to down. >> it is weakening. the low is moving into eastern canada. we are getting the trailing cold front. hundreds of reports of hail and damaging winds and tornadoes across the ohio river valley, tennessee river valley. this was an epic historic storm system, one that we will be remembering in the record books. current wind gusts not the 80 mph we saw a day or so ago but

we are seeing wind gust in excess of 25 mph so we could see flight delays and behind this, a lot of river flooding because of ice melt and snow belt and ice jams across the river is. that is ongoing through the weekend, forecast wind chill along with a cold front, cold air behind it, temperatures drop considerably class northern plains in the upper midwest, wind chills again but things start to modern 8 -- moderate next week, we see isolated thunderstorms, a little snow on the backside of it. forecast high 27 in marquette, 49 in new york city. let's look at sunday as things bump up and warm-up as we get into next week. first day of spring next week. kind of exciting. it is coming eventually. rob: take it all day.

jillian: congratulations, new york times bestseller. >> can you believe it? i am a girl from ottawa, ontario. i am from canada. for a girl from canada to be on the new york times bestseller list you have to still pinch me. thank you, "fox and friends," thank you all. rob: i have to come to you for a loan because you are a rich girl. >> maybe it is on the bestseller list for several months. rob: a friendly way. 53 minutes after the hour. one state could face jail time for posting pictures of guns on social media. their parents could be punished as well. good news i didn't know was there. jillian: sean hannity getting an

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raised about $52,000. all the money has been returned. a pta member at the oregon school says it was meant to fill a financial gap after their government funding ended this year. rob: minors could face jail-time time for pose with anything even resembling a gun on social media. a new bill goes through in florida. and parent aren't even off the hook on this. they would have to attend parent education classes. law breakers could face hefty fines and community service. unclear if the state legislature will actually take up this measure. it's just proposed. we ask you if this proposed bill would go too far. too soon it will be illegal to talk about guns if the liberals have their way. jillian: catherine writes on facebook there is no good reasons to post pictures of guns just explain stupid. but a bill for jail-time credit for doing it seems pretty stupid, too.

rob: wonder if they realize if that law gets challenged it will be found unconstitutional. you know free speech and all. keep the comments coming. jillian: glulg. coming.jill the good, the bad, and ththe good, thebad, an. gifts packages and cards all second to bethel's care facility in indiana after the family made the request on facebook. the world war ii veteran's birthday is on sunday. very happy birthday. rob: a woman going berserk because they messed up her order. she stormed in because she demanded refund. her burger had tomatoes on it she is facing similar but similar incident in a phone store. jillian: hangry. sean hannity get bugged, literally. >> that could be the scariest thing i have seen all day and i have seen a lot of things today. >> if i was a liberal i

would sue. where is the exterminator? jillian: look at that a giant bug crawls on his neck during last night's show. unclear what happened to the bug. hannity said it was handled. folks on social media say it was a stink bug. have a good day. ♪ steve: straight to a fox news alert. one of new zealand's darkest day's. gunman shoots in a mosque in new zealand. ainsley: calls this a well well-coordinated terror attack. brian: get to kitty in london live with the breaking developments. >> good morning, guys. new zealand police confirming that 4 people were killed in this shooting and it appears the gunman deliberately attacked two mosques when they were full of people during friday prayers. now, the shootings started