>> reporter: expected him to return home. sometimes people don't appreciate the tough for these police officers do every single day. >> it is wednesday, december 11th. a fox news alert. a fallen hero, a veteran detective devoted to get guns off the street shot and killed in the line of duty sparking a standoff and the gunbattle that ended with 5 people dead. we will be live as police try to figure out who was targeted and why.

>> the silverlining of impeachment and this witchhunt. that is the reason they approved usmc a so that is okay with me. heather: donald trump rallying thousands of supporters in pennsylvania just hours after democrats announced the articles of impeachment. we are live in washington with what comes next. >> everybody is important in this company. heather: the company that just made christmas very green for its deserving employees. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ julie: are watching "fox and

friends first" on wednesday morning. thank you for joining us and we begin with a fox news alert. a police detective and three bystanders are dead after an hours long shootout in new jersey. officials believe kosher deli was targeted. brian has been on the scene and live in jersey city as we learn more about the officer who was killed trying to save lives. >> police officer killed in yesterday's gunbattle has been identified as joseph steele. he was on the force since 2006, married father of 5, officials say he was known as being exceptional at making sure guns are taken off the streets. seals was in plainclothes when shot and killed by one or both of the active shooters at a

nearby cemetery. >> we cried with the family, one of the hardest things, children, sometimes people don't appreciate the tough work police officers do every day and when you put on the uniform they take their life into their own hands. >> a war zone beginning at 12:30, 12 active shooters engaging officers with high-powered rifle fire in a 4 hour gunbattle including hundreds of bullets, both firing from inside a jewish supermarket, federal and local officials send swat team members, helicopters, drones and bearcat armored vehicles to pin down the shooters and both shooters were shot and killed but not before three other civilians were killed in the

process and realized last night investigators said this investigation would take months and had knowing cling what the motive was but the mayor of jersey city sent the following tweet, based on the initial investigation we believe the active shooters targeted the location they attack due to excessive caution the community may see additional police resources, we have no indication of any further threats. we are seeking clarification by what the jersey city's mayor meant by targeted. investigators nave no indication this was anti-semitic crime or a hate crime and there was no indication this was tied to any terrorism so we will see what investigators say. two officers were shot yesterday, they were released from the hospital. >> there was an announcement about officers being on alert in new york city. appreciate it.

another fox news alert in texas where this manhunt intensifies for driver who hit a police sergeant and left her to die. kayla sullivan was injured as the suspect spent way too a traffic stop in nassau bay, texas, she died at the hospital two weeks before her 16th anniversary with the force. >> a nightmare scenario for our city. first time seriously injured much less killed in the line of duty. >> 5 officers have been killed by vehicular assault this year. donald trump rallied thousands of supporters in pennsylvania while ripping democrats over articles of impeachment. >> hello, pennsylvania. there are no crimes, they are impeaching me and there are no crimes. a first in history, they are impeaching me because they want to win an election.

>> the biggest moment, he was on fire last night. >> he wasn't holding back in hershey reserving harsh words for the man who led the impeachment inquiry, adam schiff. >> this honest guy makes up -- he said the president of ukraine repeatedly declared there was no pressure. say it, you crooked basket thomas it. >> reporter: they announced articles of impeachment, abuse of power -- >> first order of business for members of congress, the solemn

act to take an oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> he endangers our democracy and endangers national security. >> reporter: in a remarkable turn of events democrat leaders give the president one of his biggest legislative winds of his administration approving the usmc a trade deal with mexico and canada. >> the silverlining of impeachment and this witchhunt, that is the reason they approved usmc a so that is okay with me because they approved it and are happy to have it. >> reporter: the judiciary committee marks up articles of impeachment setting up a vote on the full house floor. nancy pelosi appears confident the votes are there but there are a few things to watch. a group of 10 moderate democrats pushing for the president to be censured, 31 democrats were elected in district trump won, 230 democrats in the house so she needs 14 of those 31 to vote for impeachment.

if it passes it is off to the senate for a trial where senate judiciary committee chairman lindsey graham says stand as soon as possible. >> the timing on all of this, lots of people looking at it. thank you so much. sarah sanders spent two years as white house press secretary and had a front row seat to nonstop bashing of this administration it is said the president critics haven't learned he will exceed expectations while doing it. >> part of the media class was so taken by surprise that donald trump became president they had no explanation but there must have been a scandal around it. they couldn't admit that they were completely and totally wrong. every time they try to nail this president on something whether it is the sham russia hoax or the sham ukraine scandal the

economy would completely collapse and it is booming, the president couldn't get good trade deals, couldn't defeat isis, couldn't rebuild the military, not only does he do it but does it better than i think some people in the administration expected. >> donald trump hosting a merry christmas rally next week in battle creek, michigan. powerful suicide bombing targets the medical facility nearby graham airbase in afghanistan, the same us-based donald trump visited just before thanksgiving. the military says no coalition forces were injured and the basis secure. the 5 afghans were injured by the taliban and isis have been active in that area but no group has claimed responsibility. to new zealand the volcano the killed six people in new zealand could erupt again at any moment,

crews calling off their search as tremors increase overnight. authorities say there is a strong chance the volcano could erupt in the next 24 hours. 9 people are listed as missing, 30 hospitalized with severe burns. to the campaign trail, 2020 hopeful peter buttigieg responding to calls for transparency by releasing a list of his past consulting clients. he worked with companies like best buy and blue cross blue shield of michigan. he also worked with at the moment of defense and other government agencies. buttigieg named his client after his former employer released him from an nda, nondisclosure agreement. joining mayor pete on the debate stage, 2020 hopeful andrew yang. the businessman and entrepreneur qualifying for the sixth debate on december 19th, joining other heavy hitters like former vice

president joe biden, senator liz before and, bernie sanders, all of the candidates have until tomorrow at midnight to qualify. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour, some republicans not interested in calling any witnesses in the senate impeachment trial. >> no desire to make a trial. i'm looking for 51 people to join me. heather: what does that mean for joe and hunter biden? and investigator for the senate and house, says bidens are not off the hook just yet. >> do we know how long puppies are allowed to stay with their mothers after a dog has given birth? i don't. heather: comparing mothers to dogs, is that what she did? alexandria ocasio cortez's bizarre argument for paid family leave.

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>> hunter biden and joe biden. i want to put this on the record. 51 people to join me and say they are ready to vote. heather: lindsey graham ready to skip a trial in the senate to end impeachment once and for all but how will that play with the white house that is ready to defend itself and what does it mean for witnesses the gop wanted to call? former investigator for the senate and house of representatives sam dewey. thank you for joining us, it is going to be another busy day. >> reporter: absolutely. of the 20 based on your experience what is standing out

to you? >> the most interesting thing i have seen out of all of this is the unique nature of these articles of impeachment. they don't charge a crime. every article of impeachment that has been brought up before charged an actual crime and the other interesting thing to me, this is what senator graham may have been hinting in these comments, the case the democrats had presented for obstruction and abuse of power is incredibly weak on this record and i would go so far as to say the only people proven to have abused their power or obstructed congress are chairman schiff and chairman nadler which makes this an odd proceeding. heather: those are some of the witnesses they said they would like to call. here is what donald trump had to say a couple days ago.

>> the hearings, we want biden, we want hunter, we want the sun, we want adam schiff, we want to interview these people to testify in the senate. heather: he said the senate should do a motions to dismiss, saying the same thing that there should not be a trial for the reasons you said. what would happen with witnesses like hunter biden and joe biden, would they be off the hook? >> i don't necessarily think they would because you have two questions. the first is the impeachment trial itself. the second and broader question that is relevant here is oversight. was there an issue with burisma that should have been addressed? there a potential conflict of interest issue that was overlooked and should be

addressed? independent of the impeachment proceedings you have ongoing oversight proceedings in the senate so you can see those witnesses called as part of that at some point. heather: another thing that is happening today, horwitz is going to testify on the ig report. what do you expect to hear from him? what is important to hear? >> what mister horwitz will do is hit points of his report and answer questions from both sides of the day us designed to draw facts from the report that are favorable to their position. i don't think we will get much new information. i've worked with a lot of igs, generally the substance of their report is the substance of the report and that is what they testify to? heather: have you ever seen anything like this, speaking from your experience, the partisan elements of all of this thomas so evident.

>> i think it is through all the proceedings. i have never seen anything like this where you have such a confluence of partisan events but i certainly understand how it has become this heated because very serious accusations have been made, process that was traditionally provided was not been provided and accusations haven't been backed up so i can certainly see how we are here. heather: we will see what happens today, we appreciate it. >> have a good day. heather: donald trump slamming nancy pelosi's push for impeachment. >> our poll numbers have gone through the roof because of her stupid impeachment. heather: the president says this over lining of impeachment is the approval of his new trade deal.

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change impeachment and an hour later she announced that she is going to the us and ca. it is a huge deal that plays down the impeachment because they are embarrassed by the impeachment and our poll numbers have gone through the roof because of her stupid impeachment. heather: donald from calling out democrats and taking a victory lap how the usmc is the silver

lining to the impeachment effort. is this backfiring on the left in more ways than one? deputy communications director joins me with her take. thank you for joining us. you were there in pennsylvania last night, a long day for you. >> always. we love a good rally and if there is one thing that came out of pennsylvania last night it is that pennsylvania is trump country. we had a great crowd in hershey, thousands of people who stood in the cold rain to watch the jumbotron. another great rally, we plan to win in 2020. heather: one of those swing states that is important for democrats and republicans. let's take a look at voters imposing impeachment including in pennsylvania, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, anywhere from 50%-57% and those numbers continue to rise across

the country. >> this is a purely partisan political witchhunt, impeachment, the duly elected president of the united states, democrats never had the fact on their side to try to impeach the sitting president of the united states. where can people see it for what it is? politics at its absolute worst. nancy pelosi should be ashamed for abdicating her role of speaker of the house to aoc and the squad, to people who always wanted to impeach this president but the great news for the american people as donald trump is delivering epic results for them every day as democrats continue to absolutely ridiculous impeachment. heather: the same day they announced articles of impeachment we have the press conference with nancy pelosi taking credit for the usmc a deal.

let's talk about the president in reference to that and the rest of his accomplishments. >> this is the day we have been working to and working for. and this trade agreement is much better. >> one of donald trump's campaign promises, waiting on democrats, and bipartisan. and record low unemployment, drug pricing, the space for send a list goes on. >> donald trump has an incredible record of accomplishments, put america first. and finally deciding, to put them first to get the deal

across the finish line, the dairy farmers have more markets to be able to sell that, 40%, and if democrats cared at all about the american people they would have done this a year ago but it is exciting we are getting this across the finish line and this is one of many accomplishments we get to talk about day in and day out about donald trump. you talked about prescription drug pricing. according to the council of economic advisers, the drop in prescription drug pricing is the most distortions the 1960s because of donald trump. these are accomplishment we are excited to talk about every day. heather: mitch mcconnell said we would wait a vote on the usmc until after the senate trial if there is one for impeachment. thank you for joining us,

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>> it is half past the top of the hour. looking at headlines and we begin with a fox news alert, the mayor of jersey city says a jewish kosher market epicenter of the deadly hours long

shootout was in fact targeted. a plainclothes detective and father of five among the dead. the two suspect also killed and we still don't know what set off the shooting. what killed 6 people in new zealand, a volcano could erupt again at any moment. grews calling off their search for the nine people still missing, 30 are hospitalized with severe burns. secretary-general micro horowitz is set to testify on his report on the fbi investigation into the 2016 election. this report shows no evidence of political bias in the bureau's investigation in launching their investigation but it did find several errors in the surveillance of a former trump campaign aid. much more to come on that. is developing story, fox news exclusive interview, a group of navy instructor pilots arming

themselves on military bases, this in the wake of the deadly pensacola shooting. the pentagon suspends flight training for saudi students. good morning. >> reporter: we are listening to the plea that was made. air, land and sea training on paz for 850 students, their training will continue but only inside classrooms was part of a defense department review. all international student training on us military bases following the deadly shooting at the pensacola naval base last week. a saudi student opened fire killing three american sailors, eight others are hurt including two sheriff deputies. in a fox news exclusive interview a group of navy instructor pilots with top military brass to lift the ban on servicemembers carrying personal firearms on us military bases. one pilot instructor telling fox news in part i had 0 confidence

the guy i showed my id card to at the gate could save me. another instructor adding our message is simple, arm us. we don't want to count on cops or gate guards to save us in a crisis. joshua watson's brother echoing that demand. the navy rifle team captain is one of three victims in the naval base shooting. his brother giving a heartbreaking plea on "fox and friends". >> he is well-qualified to have a firearm to defend himself. we will ask these young men and women to stand watch for our country. they need the opportunity to defend themselves. my brother had not had that right stripped from him, this would be a different conversation. heather: so brave to be speaking out so soon, the navy posthumously awarded wings of gold to his brother and the two heroic airmen who lost their lives in a horrific naval base attack.

heather: a community says goodbye to a fallen officer. visitation will be held for arkansas officer stephen carr who was shot and killed execution style, the gunman was shot dead. officer car's funeral is tomorrow at the university of arkansas which turned. to honor the fallen officer. 42 officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty this year. a federal judge blocks the trump administration from using pentagon funds to build a border wall, releasing a statement saying the administration cannot use military construction money on additional border barriers. secretary of defense mark esper approved everything $360 million for water projects in september. the justice department says it will appeal that decision. donald trump send a strong

message to russia over the presidential election during a meeting with foreign minister a lavrov and mike pompeo warning against attempts to middle and american elections. >> the trump administration will work to protect the integrity of our elections. should russia or any foreign actor take steps to undermine our democratic processes we will take action in response. heather: in a response, he denied disrupting us elections. the articles of impeachment focus on abuse of power and obstruction of congress but failed to include one major charge democrats have been pushing. >> the devastating testimony corroborated evidence of bribery. >> it goes to the heart of the issue of bribery. >> do you believe not only was a quid pro quo but bribery? >> a very strong case of bribery.

>> it is bribery. heather: what happens to accusations of bribery? they move from quid pro quo to bribery. joining me, thank you for joining us. let's take a listen to what nadler had to say when announcing what they were going to concentrate on, these two different articles of impeachment. >> it is an impeachable offense for the president to exercise the powers of his public office to obtain an improper personal benefit. donald trump engaged in unprecedented, categorical and indiscriminate defiance of the impeachment inquiry. heather: noticeably absent, bribery over and over again, obstruction of justice, they will not follow through at least at this point.

>> bribery is something they don't have evidence for. something they pulled in focus groups pulled well but you don't impeach based on polls. this isn't a madman episode, this is impeachment. they don't have the goods. the obstruction of justice goes back to the mueller report dealing with steps he took to direct people to say he never had certain conversations allegedly but doesn't seem they are resurrecting anything from the collusion and obstruction mueller considered. they are focusing exclusively. heather: they will begin writing up articles of impeachment tonight. do you think they have enough evidence for those, the ones they are following through on? >> know. i don't think it is going to stop them. it is interesting. there are focusing on abuse of power which is a very nebulous

concept that says we don't like you so we are going to find things we find objectionable about you. everyone focusing on the ig report but jerry nadler and the judiciary committee released a report saturday and in it described the basis for why they are pursuing impeachment and it is stunning. it is not because the president did anything wrong in the past, they want to prevent him doing something wrong in the upcoming election. that has no foundation in the law and is stunning. todd: 1 repeatedly the two people involved in the phone call between ukraine and the us, the president and the president of ukraine both say there was none of this that happened in terms of allegations democrats are making. >> now pressure, the president didn't receive anything he was supposed to allegedly receive in exchange for withholding the

money or the white house visit. volodymyr zelinsky didn't know they were withholding the money. they did not have the evidence to establish bribery so that is why that is not there and ultimately this is going to stall out. heather: no announcement on tv about hunter biden investigation, that is one of the things they wanted to happen and also in terms of funding. normally do they get the money, they got money or aid in terms of lethal aid which the previous administration had not given to ukraine. >> the hypocrisy is considerable. if you think about -- the republicans had the house during obama and republicans wanted to conduct the investigation into benghazi, and the gunrunning to the cartels in mexico.

they asserted executive privilege, that wasn't a basis for impeaching him for obstruction of congress but apparently now the assertion of executive privilege is an impeachable offense. be 20 we will see what democrats on the house, what they do when it comes up for a vote. the swing states may not be on board. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and what do new moms and dogs have in common? not enough if you ask alexandria ocasio cortez. >> do we know how long puppies are allowed to stay with their mothers after a dog has given birth? eight weeks. heather: the congresswoman's bizarre argument for paid family leave. the community bringing christmas cheer to make a point to city slickers. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot

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>> welcome to back "fox and friends first". alexandria ocasio cortez with this odd exchange comparing mothers and dogs at a house hearing on paid family leave. >> do we know how long puppies are allowed to stay with their mothers after a dog has given birth? >> i don't. >> eight weeks. the market has decided that women and people who give birth deserve less time with their children than a dog. heather: the congresswoman responding to a researcher, wanting them to negotiate their own agreement on paid leave. did you hear about this?

former fbi lawyer lisa page suing the fbi and department of justice for publishing her text messages with peter stzrok, claiming the government invaded her privacy when releasing a trump texts during an investigation into possible fbi bias, page seeking damages for cost of therapy claiming the president harassed her and also claims reputational damage that resulted in loss of earnings capacity. donald trump cracking down on anti-semitism on college campuses. tracy carrasco explains the president's plan. >> reporter: donald trump plans an executive order threatening to cut assistance to college campuses and universities that don't do enough to fight against anti-semitism according to an

administration official. the order would extend to protections against discrimination under the 1964 civil rights act, two subjected to anti-semitism on college campuses. according to the anti-defamation league they have seen white supremacist propaganda increasing by 7% on college campuses since the latest academic year. this is getting bipartisan support. heather: millions of people may lose the what's apps service. >> reporter: you may no longer be able to access what's apps if you have an outdated service. it was a tough decision for them to no longer allow people to use their outdated operating system to access what's apps but they will make this change over the next few months. if you have an iphone 5 or older you will not be able to use what's apps. if you have an android phone you

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