she looked away for a minute. this was at a mall in china. they got out safely. thank you for joining us on a busy day with breaking news, "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: it is december 4th, the impeachment case against donald trump heads to the house judiciary committee. jillian: donald trump participating in the nato summit overseas. we have live coverage. kamala becomes the first major candidate to bow out of the 2020 race. rob: her reason for throwing in the towel and reaction to her sudden announcement. >> beautiful, thank you very much. rob: nothing like a home makeover for the holidays. jillian: a big surprise for an american hero, "fox and friends first" continues right now.

♪ ♪ it's a beautiful night ♪ it's a beautiful night ♪ i just want to be here ♪ jillian: good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on a busy wednesday morning. rob: we will go across the pond during the show. jillian: live look at the nato summit is the room where donald trump and other world leaders will meet at any moment. the president was just introduced on stage at a welcome ceremony, very fluid. rob: you can see mike pompeo, chief white house correspondent john roberts live with more on donald trump's packed day today.

>> reporter: promises to be an interesting day. the president of the official handbrake greeting to meet the uk prime minister boris johnson who is up for reelection next thursday as well as the un secretary-general. the president discussed meetings with the group of nato members, all 28 fellow members of nato. there is also a working lunch, the president has three bilateral meetings with denmark, germany and italy all of whom are below the 2% threshold of gdp the president wants all nato members to give tribute to the alliance driving a lot of the discussion. yesterday the discussion between the president and the manual macron was driven by macron's statement that the alliance was brain-dead as a result of the criticisms donald trump has leveled at it and the move the president has been making like pulling troops away from the

border between syria and turkey. yesterday a bilateral meeting with nato secretary-general, the president firing back at macron. >> a tough statement to make a statement like that. very nasty statement to essentially 28 - a very rough year and you can't go around making statements like that about nato. it is very disrespectful. >> reporter: later in the bilateral meeting with macron the material is critical but still disagreements over funding and the vision for nato and the fact that france and other european nations refuse to take back isis fighters that travels from within their borders to syria. >> would you like some nice isis strategies? i could give them to you. you could take every one you want.

>> foreign fighters coming from europe. >> this is why he is a great politician, that was one of the greatest nonanswers i ever heard and that is okay. >> reporter: donald trump said the financial markets in the united states into a nosedive when he announced that he is in no rush to sign a trade deal with china and the trade war may drag through 2020 and next november's election. >> more so than in the past, they did it with united states money, past presidents allowed them to steal the cookie-cutter and that is okay. i'm doing very well in a deal with china and i want to make it if i want to make it, they want to make it, i want to make it. >> reporter: the picture that is

up right now is the family photo before the meetings start, donald trump with the rest of the other 28 leaders of nato nations as well as the nato secretary-general. the president will have a press conference later this afternoon. he talked for nearly 2 hours yesterday, all those bilateral sprays as they are called, there's a chance he will talk during the polls, denmark, germany and italy at the press conference this afternoon, we expect to hear a lot from donald trump as the day progresses. heather: john roberts with the latest information and we will stay with us for a second because today in england the day is just beginning. rob: you see what they call the family photo, drums playing here welcoming the 29 l of nato countries. the president standing next to erdogan of turkey, the most controversial nato member and

jen stoltenberg who is running nato and to play a little music here, these 29 countries only 22 of these leaders are of countries that are paying the threshold to be a nato member. that 2% of gdp into their defense. most of them to not run countries that are meeting their obligation to nato and that is something that drives the president absolutely crazy. angela merkel on the left in a meeting with merkel today, boris johnson as well. jillian: that meeting expected later today and that is one of the things people are talking about when everybody was talking about the words the president had for french presidency manual macro n, is going to be the focus on germany, likely going to be the focus we expect because germany not paying their 2% threshold. germany will pay 2% by 2031,

years past the deadline of when the president and others would like them to. rob: you can hear faint sound of the drums, the introductions there money and the president met with the queen and had a busy day. listen for a second. okay, got a little quiet for a second the president had a big day meeting with the queen. the president and the first lady as well talking about what is coming up today, plant meetings with angela merkel, doesn't have a lot in common with angela merkel and they don't get along too well. and a meeting with boris johnson, they will be talking today and the italian prime minister who is a populist in italy and common ground as well and the leader of denmark as well.

jillian: the highlights from yesterday that made news people were talking about, talked at length during the show yesterday morning about south korea, asking south korea to pay more, $500 million a year more. he talked about impeachment and the ig report and china, you are john roberts's piece, maybe it is in my benefit to wait until after the election but he's not going to take a deal. kim jong un that might be what through the markets off quite a bit. everybody milling about trying to figure out where to go. the president has shake in this group up, he called world leaders offer things they don't do that he doesn't like. that big moment with emmanuel macron where he said that the nonanswer. what are they going to do with

isis fighters, people who leave european countries and go to syria and the middle east and commit to isis and when they are caught the united states is bearing the response ability, he says take these people back and do something, nobody wants these people. that is another thing that drives the president crazy about these countries and he called world leaders out, makes for a somewhat difficult relationship. jillian: the other thing the president said 24 hours ago was france needs nato more than nato needs france. he had very pointed words for emmanuel macron, he said nato is brain-dead, the president said that's insulting, nobody needs nato more than france. rob: the president have tough words for nato in the past to be fair to emmanuel macron but there was an interesting press conference yesterday and there they go wandering off to the next event as we see pictures from 10:00 in the morning, the big nato summit.

jillian: any new details as they come forward. the next phase of the impeachment inquiry starts today. after the intel committee released its report claiming the president misused power and obstructed congress. rob: griff jenkins is outside the hearing room where the judiciary committee will meet just hours from now. >> reporter: here we go again. jerry nadler will take it from here with a 300 page report that found the president was guilty of serious misconduct by putting personal interest ahead of national interests. it also included new phone records from rudy giuliani. adam schiff of the intelligence committee had this to say. >> the phone records are remarkably consistent with the coordination of a lot of this scheme. the president of the united states solicited foreign

interference in our election and used the power of his office, the power to convene a meeting in the oval office, the power to provide and withhold hundreds of millions of dollars of aid to an ally to get his political dirty work done. >> reporter: the president overseas in photos is not forgetting to pay attention. he fired back at adam schiff. here's what he had to say. >> adam schiff is a deranged human being. he group of the complex for lots of reasons that are obvious, a very sick man and he lies. >> reporter: today we will hear from four constitutional scholars who will gavel in at 10:00 on the merits of whether this rises to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors, swearing in opening statements in 45 minutes followed by member rounds. this is a larger committee, 24 democrats, 17 republicans and expected to go down party lines,

ranking member doug collins had this to say. >> this will be the first impeachment ever in which the facts of the impeachment, not just disputed but contradicted. we don't have the facts on our side. >> reporter: the judiciary committee will be the one to write articles of impeachment if we get them. fox hears from sources in nancy pelosi's office that if the impeachment went to the house for a fool vote they are not likely to vote on it before christmas. rob: we take a live picture from england as griff talks about impeachment in the united states. across the pond they are talking about nato, 29 member countries, they will have a big meeting. jillian: our next guest is the house judiciary member who will weigh in on all of this to keep you updated on the news from england live next. (contemplative synth music)

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>> the president of the united states solicited foreign interference in our election and used the power of his office, the power to convene a meeting in the oval office, the power to provide hundreds of millions of dollars of aid to an ally at ward to get his political dirty work done. jillian: in just hours the house judiciary committee will begin first hearing in the impeachment inquiry. rob: after adam schiff's intelligence, the vote along party lines to improve the inquiry report. congressman stu b is a member of the judiciary committee and joins me. you have a busy day today. thanks for being here. first question is what do you want to ask today? what do you want to find out? >> you have bunch of lawyers on the republican side listening to law professors telling us what is impeachable or not impeachable. i don't need a lesson on the constitution.

i am going to ask our one republican witness whether he thinks the things in the report rise to high crimes and misdemeanors or and impeachable offense and his answer to that question if you read anything he wrote is going to be no. nothing here is high crimes and misdemeanors. the standard adam schiff is trying to use for bribery doesn't apply in this circumstance. it is not bribery in the sense adam schiff is saying it is bribery and this is been going on for two years and from the day i was warning to congress members of my own class were calling for his impeachment on day one. it started with russia collusion. we moved from russia collusion to obstruction of justice and we had hearings on that and moved from instruction of justice to corruption. we moved from corruption to this whistleblower and in the whistleblower narrative it changed from quid pro quo, they couldn't prove that when trump issued the transcript so they are going to impeach this president on anything and everything they can possibly think to impeach this president, they have to bring harvard law

professors into convince the american people that he committed and impeachable offense. jillian: look at an excerpt from the impeachment report, this is, quote, the president placed his own personal and political interests above the national interests, sought to undermine the integrity of the us presidential election process and endangered us national security. is there any part of that statement you see as laudable? >> now and there is no evidence to base that statement on. i presumed, hearsay, there's no evidence to base that statement on and that is one of the frustrating things of this process, republicans are dealing in fact and democrats are dealing and what they think was going on and nuances and hearsay evidence. this isn't what would happen in a court of law. murderers and rapists would get more due process than the

president of the united states is getting through this process. he wasn't able to call witnesses, republicans have not able to call the witnesses we want to call and he has not been up to cross-examine his counsel, has not been able to cross-examine witnesses. that has happened in every other impeachment proceeding in the nation. rob: jonathan turley had an article in hell a few days ago when he talks about the comparison between what the president has done and what nixon did. one of the lines is the impeachment began with a felony crime with the watergate burglary sought to encompass an array of crimes involving political slush funds, hush money, tax audits, witness intimidation. democrats in your opinion lose a lot of credibility when they say what the president has done is worse than watergate? >> they are he lost credibility. when i go back to my district, i just got back from florida, when i go back to my district people are upset we are not doing things american people want us to do. usmc a, lowering drug prices, passing a defense budget, keep kicking of the budget can download. we are authorized until

december 20th and haven't seen a budget deal this entire year so the american people are frustrated. they don't believe things democrats say because there is no evidence to base it on, there is no crime that has been committed. explain the crime that was committed in that transcript. explain the evidence that there was a crime. even sondland, one of the road witnesses testified he didn't want a quid pro quo so that is not applicable and that is the only actual evidence that has been proffered in these hearings. jillian: you have a busy day and we will be watching and keep you updated, thank you for joining us. rob: senator kamala harris, big shocker, throwing in the 2020 cal. jillian: todd pyro has reaction from the other candidates. ( ♪ ) at chevy, we're all about bringing families together.

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rob: kamala harris calling it quits in the 2020 presidential race. the former democrat blaming a lack of funding. jillian: another presidential hopeful blames media bias for low polling numbers. >> reporter: saying she's in the fight to defeat donald trump, kamala harris announcing on twitter her run is over. >> my campaign for president does not have the financial resources to continue. i'm not a billionaire. i can't fund my own campaign. >> reporter: the former 20/20 foes are from the on twitter, joe biden tweeting kamala harris

is a talent with incredible potential, workers defined by taking on those who abuse power and seeking equity and justice for all people. her intellect and insight will continue to be needed by the democratic party and the country. 's comments took a different direction. >> the way the media treated senator harrison this campaign has been something else and held to a different standard, grossly unfair and unfortunate. >> reporter: the next ebay december 19th, down to 6 at this point, biden, buttigieg, klobuchar, sanders and warren, michael bloomberg is not on the list, harris lamented she did not have the money to continue, that's not the case for the former nyc mayor who spent $57 million on tv ads since his campaign began a week ago on november 24th. rob: everyone hates him for it.

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rob: sanctuary city policies put in the community endanger. police in new york releasing a twice deported illegal immigrant who is facing charges of manslaughter and gaining assault after ice lodged multiple detainers to hold him which were ignored. the director for isis enforcement and removal operations in new york thomas dekker is speaking out about what happened here. thank you for coming on. let's pull up some information about the person we are talking about, 32 years old, deported twice, a mexican national charged with manslaughter and gaining assault and currently detained in ice custody, thankfully according to ice. >> in the country twice in 2014, arrested four times and moved back and came back and snuck back into the united states and in july 2019 he was arrested for gaining assault.

a couple days later the person they attacked, the injuries inflicted upon him, they charged him with manslaughter. rob: we see this problem over and over, you see people that are dangerous not being handed over from police to ice which is what they want and it is a growing problem. what should we do in this situation? >> we had detainers with the yonkers police department and westchester county, the politicians, what they passed a year and a half ago basically put a stop to releasing and honoring ice detainers. rob: their side of it, and a

better chance, and illegal immigrants. and they are decent citizens. that is an argument from the left. >> that is a bad argument. what happens is individual subjects arrested by the police. and back to the community. and the citizens of the community, to be a witness for a victim. rob: this is the way all citizens are treated. if you are an american citizen you wait for trial. >> if they have additional detailed is against them that was pending. what they are doing is ignoring the detail or by using different protection act, the judicial

warrant, judicial judges can't issue because it is civil violation. rob: is this a greater problem with crime among the illegal immigrant community? are they emboldened by this, do criminal element feel more comfortable to do what it is they do? >> yes, the criminal element, if you are coming to the united states and coming here illegally. rob: the first place would be san francisco or new york. >> the new york police department, police officers, correction officers hasn't stopped but with the administration, the politicians, looking at releasing and honoring 219 individuals we had detainers on.

if they release that, they are charged with custody. that is up from the previous year. rob: the yonkers police department is hamstrung by local politicians in the country. perez batista was in yonkers police custody until his arraignment on the 12th. the corrections, and saying exactly what the situation is. thanks, nice to meet you. jillian: a desperate search for missing baby after her mother was found dead. police in connecticut, vanessa might be in danger. her mother's death was investigated, investigators say there is evidence of forced entry into the home. there are no suspects so far because her father does not live in the home, is cooperating with

police. social media slamming teens for turning a near tragedy and 12 viral moment. the girl posting a video set to music after a rollover crash in pennsylvania. ♪ ♪ oh my god ♪ >> use either windshield shattered in the video. they made the video as a way to cope with the accident. neither of them seriously hurt but in the second video they laugh and mark the crash writing, quote, flipping over twice and the police thinking we died. now to this story. smile for the camera, the department of homeland security may require all travelers to be photographed while entering and leaving the us, that includes

american citizens, part of an identification system using facial recognition technology that is being tested at several airports across the country, the proposed rule could be in place as early as this summer. rob: other news. kamala harris suspending her campaign for president but continuing to go after the current president on twitter. jillian: carly shimkus is here with washington's reaction. >> the biggest shock in the race for the white house, what happened next surprised no one, donald trump taking to twitter writing too bad, we will miss you. to that senator harris responded don't worry, mister president, i will see you at your trial. the official trump war room twitter account, to tell together, given the time the candidates have gone head to head, gabbard for her parts of

the high road on twitter, campaigned so hard. we disagree on some issues but agree on others and reflect the sincere desire to serve the american people. i look forward to working together on the challenges we face as a nation. harris would have had to raise $5 million in two weeks to stay in the race, a goal she said would be impossible. >> milania's beautiful christmas decorations fashionable again. >> reporter: the unveiled the christmas decorations on sunday and it didn't take long for the media to criticize them. the daily these ready milania trump's joyless business decorations are back to hunt your nightmares and the washington post fashion critic also saying milania trump's christmas decorations are lovely but that code looks ridiculous referring to the code she was

wearing. stephanie grisham responded it has become an annual holiday tradition for the media to attack all the first lady does. if this was a democratic administration i suspect mrs. trump and her work would be featured positively in every mainstream news outlet. some on social media talk about the nastiness. it is a magical beautiful christmas wonderland. i love it, the media should stop bullying milania, cliff on twitter timing and saying there was nothing michelle put on that wasn't gorgeous to the washington media elite, double standard exists. evelyn saying she is the essence of the first lady should be, classy to the end. if they don't like the president don't take it out on her. it is true that every single year so far the media has criticized her christmas decorations. >> after 8 years of fighting over michelle obama they are ready to antagonize somebody.

carley: that is what is happening. jillian: dictator kim jong un isn't horsing around, north korean state media releasing these photos showing their supreme leader riding a white horse on the country's highest mountain. rob: beautiful on that horse. the location and white horses are associated with the kim dynasty, he has made the trip in the past before making major announcements which is why this is interesting aside from the optics of it. the latest ride comes ahead of the year end deadline for the us to make concessions in nuclear diplomacy. we will see. what is the big announcement? nice horse was 40 minutes after your, the army barring christian soldiers from putting bible verses on their dogtags. jillian: jackie ibanez joins us with the reason why. sfx: [sneezing]

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for >> the army banning a faith-based business from engraving bible verses on doctor, she'll the strength forced to stop after 20 years. jillian: more on the controversial decision. >> this comes after the founder of the military religious freedom group saw the faith-based company have story on fox news earlier this year blue shield the strength has created bible verse dogtags for military members and police officers for 20 years. russell russo was wearing an engraved dog tag when he died while fighting for our freedom in iraq in 2003 and president george w. bush honoring him at arlington cemetery. >> on the back of the dog tag were engraved these words from the book of joshua. have not i commanded thee be

strong. >> reporter: 16 years later, the licenses after the military religious freedom foundation filed a complaint. kenny von sent a letter to the army calling on the branch to reinstate the company's trademark license. the army responded calling the bible references unconstitutional. mike berry will join "fox and friends" this morning with more on their fight for faith. back to you guys. >> 45 after the hour, we are coming right back.

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talk about how the impeachment is moving to a new phase. we have a great line of guests, sean spicer, former spokesperson to the united states, we have newt gingrich and former acting attorney general of the united states and rachel campos. what mike pence revealed is the leverage in trade talks with china. what is going to happen today? in about 10 minutes. >> it is beginning to look a lot like christmas and the holiday season is the busiest time of year for online retailers. rob: millions of americans will rely on us mail or other shipping services to get those presents under the tree on time.

jillian: joining us is shopping expert and founder, michelle matter. i was online trying to start my christmas shopping on cybermonday and so many checkout screens, here already. we are there, what we need to know. >> thanksgiving came late this year so you have less time to shop. it is a contracted season. the shipping deadlines are fast approaching. >> let's look at some of them on december 13th. >> december 13th ups ground, fedex, more expensive but the good thing if you are an amazon prime member it depends on where you live and where you are sending it. >> you can order it on the 24th.

>> they work their magic, $35 and you are a prime member. rob: what else have we got? some tips for the holiday online shopper. consider a 2 day shipping service. >> amazon prime kind of thing, many different stores. bloomingdale's and all of these stores you shop at and you get free shipping and free returns but if you have mastercard or paypal account you get it for free. >> a lot of people don't necessarily know how to do gift cards. >> if you are a dedicated shopper, it is called gift card graves, google site for

discounted gift cards, a place you will never stop, you can resell it after christmas and someone by it and food places like applebee's or those kinds of places, you can get 50% off. rob: i thought the one at the bottom, sign up for the price drop, they will tell you about that. >> they will scour your inbox, access to your email. mostly they give you a price adjustment. >> in new york city, you have major stores, i don't even mean amazon but actual stores that

will same day deliver. i live in the pennsylvania suburbs and this happens monday. i ordered something online and delivery option was same day delivery, independent contractor, brought it to my house, this happened in the suburbs now. >> a lot of stores, getting it to you as quickly as possible was going to the stories about entertainment. or cocoa bars. most of the shopping is being done on your phone. rob: 53 after the hour. speaking of christmas, there's nothing like a home makeover for the holidays. >> thank you very much. >> big surprise for an american hero, you don't want to miss it.

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midtown, manhattan, not too many people driving. if you need to go somewhere, this is the time to do it. it will be busy in an hour. texas judge warning in an hour after wrestling to perform same sex weddings. justice of the peace diane henslee believes religious exemption for christian faith. judge says she is violating judicial conduct and violating. judges are not required to perform wgdz there. she has 30 days to appeal that sanction. jillian: marine corps guidelines on social media posts. active duty posts can share political opinions or endorse candidates. they must include a disclaimer saying their views don't represent the government or marine corps. banned from sharing political pages, like or friend social media pages of candidates or causes. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. a community salutes a vietnam veteran with a christmas surprise and a big one at that florida power company decorating the miami

home of this national heroes lights, reedz and inflatables as well. >> it's very emotional. very. rob: sir you certainly earned that. volunteers have been stepping up sings that veteran has been sick and unable to decorate himself. jillian: might be time to get up and get moving. the average person 78,000 hours watching tv over the course of a lifetime. 3,000 of those hours are spent finding something to watch. rob: when you future like that, that is just depressing. rob: finally the ugly. 4.8-million-dollar shansd lehr and it is glistening over a homeless camp. this hangs under a bridge in canada where a number of homeless people have basically created a life underneath a luxury property

bought this chandelier for a public park display. almost $5 million. interesting. jillian: news out of nato. office will have that right now. have a good day. steve: it is 6:00 in new york. it is 11:00 in the morning in london. we start with a fox news alert. moments ago president trump taking the annual class photo at the nato summit in the united kingdom. brian: posture perfect all around. right now the president inside with world leaders preparing for his one-on-one with german chancellor angela merkel. fox news chief correspondent roberts more from england on more on president trump's packed day. >> the president is in the main plenary session. later on today a lunch with a select group of nato countries. these are the so-call