the arch the one stood. the ugly, actress patricia arquette accidentally smashing her costar in the 4 head during a video shoot leaving joey king with a giant bruise. thank you for joining us and thank you to my coworkers for my birthday cake. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> reporter: this is a fox news alert, playing with fire, extended us allies, threatening to burn up places that support the us amid cheers of just his real. rob: the president says democrats and the media need to open their eyes to the iranian regime's threats. >> should have been taken out a long time ago and we have a shot at it and we took him out and we are safer now because of it. we will see what happens and what the response is that you have seen what i said our response will be. rob: breaking details.

jillian: an update in the kate steinle murder case. kim jong un san francisco judge says no one will be held accountable for the stolen gun in her illegal immigrant killer's hands. >> a special thank you to the secret service. rob: saved her from the total parenting failed. "fox and friends first" fails right now. ♪ ♪ just what i needed ♪ rob: the cars. good song. good morning. "fox and friends first" on

tuesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. breaking overnight, designates the american military as a terrorist organization, taking down the top military leader in the country. rob: iran's revolutionary guard it will set ablaze places supported by the united states. >> reporter: more breaking news out of iran. the funeral for the general killed in that drone strike, a massive crowd and a stampede. iran state tv reporting 35 people have been killed at that funeral because of a stampede that broke out, waiting for more details on that. there are now fresh threats to set us facilities on fire,

chance of down to israel, designating the us military a terrorist force, oliver developing in iran where the general is being buried in his hometown, taken out in a targeted attack at baghdad's airport, waiting for more details on that stampede but iran state tv reporting 35 people killed this morning. 1,000,000 people killed the streets for his procession yesterday, some suggesting government corruption spark the turnout. iran's leaders promising payback for that attack. >> translator: we repeat once again our willpower is firm. we tell our enemies but we will retaliate. if they take another action we will set ablaze the places that they like and are passionate about. >> reporter: general qasem soleimani is blamed for killing and maiming hundreds of us troops and thousands of american

allies over a 58 mile career. donald trump says the general was planning more attacks against us interests and threatening an overwhelming response if iran tries to retaliate. the pentagon contradicting the president, says historic sites in iran would not be among those targets. the pentagon setting the record state after a letter by military officials was leaked to the press detailing us troop withdrawal from iran calling it a draft version and an honest mistake after the iraqi parliament voted to expel american forces from the country. >> there has been no decision made to leave iraq, no decision to leave nor did we issue plans to leave or prepare to leave. we are committed to the d isis mission in iraq. >> reporter: military officials are making tentative plans to pull out if they are told to do so but in the meantime thousands more troops are pouring into iraq to fortify us-baseds and one more item, here in israel,

benjamin netanyahu told his security cabinet ministers the killing of qasem soleimani, and the israeli government should stay out. jillian: we will have more on this in a few minutes. rob: the president slamming democrats and the media for downplaying the death of qasem soleimani. the president says the world is a safer place. jillian: griff jenkins is in washington were congress will be briefed on a vote to limit the president's war powers. >> reporter: ahead of congressional action a resolution the administration is defending the airstrikes claiming he was responsible for leading operations in iraq that killed 600 american servicemembers. in an interview yesterday the president said we are set for now but had a warning for iran. >> he should have been taken out

a long time ago. we had a shot at it and we took him out and we are safer now. we will see what the response is if any but you have seen what i said what our response will be. >> reporter: congresswoman presidential candidate and combat veteran tulsi gabbard disagrees with the president. >> the commander-in-chief is making a decision what is in the best national security interests of our country. trump's decision has undermined our national security and made the american people less safe. >> reporter: now is democrats urge passage of a war powers resolution congresswoman alyssa slot can lead the effort in the house and wants to know more. >> every president, this one, past, future all have the right to self defense, don't have to go to congress to deal with that. if we are under imminent threat we should know and that is why i want to know the basis of that. i have no problem with that. what i have a problem is the larger conversation, where this leads. >> reporter: tomorrow the

secretaries of defense and state, the joint chiefs and cia director will be briefing members of congress as iran's foreign minister is claiming the us declined is jim a visa to head to the meetings in new york the state department not commenting. shannon: a minnesota police officer shot in the line of duty. the officer was responding to -- airlifted to the hospital but the condition of that person is unknown. a suspect also shot and taken to the hospital. is located an hour south of minneapolis. we expect a learn more information at a news conference later this morning. rob: the brother of missing children in iowa baking their mom to do the right thing. police say lori bell and her husband chad refused to cooperate in the search for timely ryan and joshua beenoh,

her son begging her to change her mind. >> you have the power to end this. this is the right thing to do. kim jong un bizarre story. the fbi seized computers and journals from the family is home as the search for evidence in a different chad bell's ex-wife. the daily mail reports she may have been poisoned in october. chad and lori got married weeks earlier and everything could be connected with these missing kids as well. the woman accused of murdering a texas mother and kidnapping a newborn faked her own president -- pregnancy for months. megan told her boyfriend she was due around the same time as her friend heidi broussard, he is the one who led police to their home in houston where investigators found the baby safe along with the mother. broussard's dead body stuffed in the trunk of a car. the child is back with the

father. jillian: the final lawsuit filed by the parents of kate steinle has been dismissed, they sued the federal government for hiring the park reader's stolen gun was used to kill steinle in 2015. josé garcia fired the shot that killed steinle at a san francisco. he was acquitted of murder in 2017 but faces charges for being a felon in possession of a gun. rob: disgrace hollywood producer harvey weinstein is trying to delay new york criminal trial with jury selection expected today. weinstein's attorneys may ask in the wake of new sexual assault charges out of los angeles. those new charges cummings just hours after his initial new york court appearance was accusers celebrating calling it a moment of justice. the x movie mogul has denied any wrongdoing. jillian: new changes on social media, facebook will ban users from hosting doctor videos or

deep fake and of the 2020 election. the social media giant said it would remove content with misleading edits or videos created by algorithms. the policy does not include parity or sapphire content. this after an altered video went viral appearing to show nancy pelosi slurring her speech. rob: turning to a live look at the international space station where a space x cargo capsule has just undocked. jillian: it is on a 5 hour journey back to earth after a 30 day stay at the space station. rob: the capsule will splashdown in the pacific ocean just southwest of long beach, california. jillian: the president's critics say the minds of iran's shadow general could trigger a new nuclear crisis. >> they have given up their nuclear program. they were not launching attacks against us personnel. this is entirely a conflict of

choice i this president. jillian: terror on's nuclear ambitions go back decades. why iran's abandonment of the obama era deal is no surprise. rob: a breakdown of law and order in san francisco. the police official who says liberal prosecutors are to blame, stay tuned. great riches will find you when liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever repay you? maybe you could free zoltar? thanks, lady. taxi! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

today have given up their nuclear program, they were not launching attacks against us personnel. this is a conflict of choice by this president. >> people that oppose the iran nuclear deal said in 15 years they will restart their program, now they have restarted after five years, the worst consequence. carley: democrats calling out donald trump hinting at a potential nuclear crisis after

the regime says it is no longer following any rules of the nuclear deal. jillian: has iran ever follow the agreement or has it been playing by its own rules? we are joined by doctor qanta h ahmed. how many of the rules of they played by if any? >> that was the tension in the deal. the deal is off now. they said they no longer restrict the number of centrifuges they were using which is what they use to enrich uranium which they use toward making nuclear weapons but if you think back to pakistan which does have a nuclear weapon it also did that covertly and iran has far more imperial ambitions on a global scale. we never believed in their sincerity and their commitment to the deal. interestingly iran is saying they will maintain engagement with the international atomic energy association but europe is going to have more difficulty trying to contain them because

europe has economic interests in iran and now the gloves are off they will not be able to engage. rob: interesting the former administration father deal was so good because it didn't allow for surprise inspections or heads up on anything coming in. it seems it would be easy to conceal if you are doing something similar. >> for me the greatest disappointment of that deal is there were no other caveats attached to the deal. they did not require iran to have any compliance with human rights. rob: or ridiculous behaviors. >> they were the winners of the deal all along and saying it is suspended means they know they are not complying and there is already a regional nuclear arms race. foremost in saudi arabia who expressed fear in reservations and acting like a broker to calm tensions. heather: what is the biggest

threat to handle that? >> we know that iran is waging low-grade warfare against the united states for 40 years so we can expect hybrid terrorism, hybrid warfare from iran. yesterday in iraq the leading shia cleric who has political power launched the revival of the army, notoriously lethal anti-american force that went to war with america during iraq. we will see more terrorism but we should expect political assassinations, targeted kidnappings, all forms which iran has been engaging for years and was not required to be contained as part of the iran deal. rob: the foreign minister says the death of qasem soleimani has unified his country. what a lot of people don't realize is what iran used to be and what this regime turned the country into. how do you think most iranian's feel about this? >> you and i both know that iran

was a cultured, sophisticated society prior to the resolution where women were being unveiled, dressed like you and i, completely free, highly educated and now iranian's i know are not willing to even pick up the phone and speak let alone text or email something because they are at personal risk. we know that those iranian's in the diaspora that are brave enough to speak critically, their families are imprisoned or punished or worse in iran for doing that. we have to admit millions of peoples attending the funeral - jillian: it scares people because they look unified. >> it is a mass event and they are probably coming not through coercion but recognition that iran has been enormously humiliated by the united states, humiliation i think is appropriate but doesn't mean they support the iranian regime. they were protesting for months

and years prior, killed by live ammunition by the iranian revolutionary guard. rob: the country is broke because of sanctions put in place because of the way the government behaves. >> sanctions took iranian oil exports, 2,800,000 barrels daily don't have 1,000,000 barrels daily. >> what is the right decision? >> without question, it has been wrongly portrayed as an impulsive decision by the president, very considered. iran provoked the united states by targeting ships in the persian gulf, by shooting down american drones, assaulting saudi arabia, the most heinous act in 90 years so this was was very calculated decision and a service to humanity. rob: thank you so much. jillian: we are coming right back. so i've been using this awesome new app called rakuten that gives me cash back on everything. that's ebates.

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>> welcome back. ilhan omar attacking donald trump claiming his hotels could be the reason behind a war with iran. >> carly shimkus breaks it down for us. >> tensions with iran escalate, ilhan omar escalated a new warning tweeting trump needs to divest with the monuments clause. he could provoke war over loss of revenue from skittish guests. his business interests should not be driving military decisions but the us only acted after a us contractor was killed, pro-iranian protesters

storm the embassy in iraq, neither of those things having to do with donald trump's business interests. her tweet sparking reaction on social media, hank says donald trump's businesses have no bearing or impact on the decision regarding iran or anything else. dana says congresswoman omar's favorite thing to do is lie and stir up 8 against the president. the last what are user echoing something omar said about the 9/11 terror attacks, no big deal, some people might do some things. controversy continues between members of the squad and the president. the 2020 race is in full sleep. yesterday judge judy appeared on the view to endorse mike bloomberg for president. >> i will be a truly great president. >> what made it - >> there was no other voice for me other than the voice of someone who has experience in governance.

>> judge judy calling mike bloomberg brilliant at a self-made guyana philanthropist. them on social media agree, this does. christine says i love judge judy but respectfully disagree, he has artie shown he has no respect for the process and thinks money is enough for him to win. this twitter user right here says banning soft drinks will be his biggest accomplishment, who could forget that? this next one is for all the star wars fans out there. the been so low challenge going viral on social media. people are re-creating a scene from the movie where a character pools a light saber from his back and shrugs. that is a video that started it all and other people emulating it. this young lady did so with a -- right there. and this twitter user, a girl after my own heart, did the been so low challenge with a glass of wine.

so loving the choice, an umbrella. that is right. my wasn't a choice, curling. rob: glad you didn't laugh when you were reading all that stuff. >> it was difficult to concentrate. rob: 26 minutes after the air, the infernos raging across australia, terrible to watch this, expected to get worse as temperatures are heating up after some rain yesterday, sparking concerns many fragile species could be pushed to the brink. jillian: crews try to save as many people and animals as possible. >> reporter: good morning to everybody at home.

volunteers working around the clock every day, volunteering their time to nurse these animals back to help with the goal of releasing them back in the wild. we will tell you about those efforts coming up.

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rob: a check of top headlines starting with the fox news alert. 35 people killed, 50 hurt at a stampede at the funeral for iran's top military leader who was killed by a us airstrike last week which iran designates the american military as a terror organization following the takedown of qasem soleimani. the us morning ships across the middle east of the possibility of iranian action against us maritime interest. jillian: the fbi is asking apple to elect two phones link to the pensacola naval base shooter. they have permission to search the phones but they are

password-protected. apple is cooperating, three people in the naval base in florida last month. rob: a live look at capitol hill where the senate finance committee will markup the mexico canada agreement. negotiators finalize the usmc last month before it passed in the house, the senate is expected to vote this week. jillian: australia braces for scorching heat as wildfires burn out of control. fire officials warn the flames could merge and form omega blaze in the next few hours. rob: 25 people have died and thousands of homes have been destroyed leaving australians heartbroken and scared. >> it hurts. it hurts to see this and i don't want anyone to go through this again.

jillian: live in sydney wildlife rescue, rescue efforts are underway. we see these images and it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: it absolutely is. this is the silver lining, humanity helping out these animals. these volunteers piling into the sydney wildlife rescue, new vehicle and go to the fires and there will be an all hands on deck effort, every day joes working together treating burns, administering oxygen, changing bandages, helping animals who are severely dehydrated and feeling awful from all the heat we have been experiencing. these two kangaroos are eastern grays, they look like twins but they are still, they spend 90% of their time in the couch. they didn't come from the fire zone.

i want to show you video of another little joey we were getting an opportunity to nurse earlier. and eyedrops put in. it is amazing what the volunteer is doing. >> lots of challenges coming in, varying degrees. >> i want to tell you about the co-all the population, 50% of the co-op the population has been wiped out on the north coast, 30% of the co-op population has been wiped out.

they are the face of australian tourism. we think of the kangaroos as well as the ecosystem is so unique in australia and in a lot of cases, they are not found anywhere else and this is something to pay attention to. jillian: thank you and we continue to follow the weather to see the factor, find a cause for this. rob: speculation that there have been reports, thank you so much. and are speaking out after 13-year-old guns down on the mexican highway known for cartel activity, mendoza was driving to oklahoma with his knees and two sons when an armed group began chasing the family's suv, quote, i was praying praying praying, i didn't want to die right then. the state department issued a do not travel warning in this part of mexico last month.

a stunning report shows 400,000 anchor babies, surpassing us births, and anchor babies when a child is born in a country to a mother who does not have citizenship. tom home and joined us saying it is one of the main drives to come to the united states. >> messages we want to send to the world is have you a citizen child, you will never solve the border crisis. the number of tourists who come to the country for business or pleasure but the real reason is to have a child and think that is their golden ticket to the united states. rob: anchor babies costing taxpayers 2,400,000,$000 every single year. jillian: liberal prosecutors blamed for crime in san francisco. tracy mcrae points to negligence in a tucker carlson

investigation. >> whether it gets charged or not, not charged. jillian: the number of violent crimes doubled from 2014-2018 to 115%. running out of marijuana just days after it is legalized. several retailers were forced to revamp their supplies. government lawyers estimate 11,000,$000 in sales. rob: not surprised. looking at this, austin, texas inundated with cedar fever. jillian: vicious allergies in the first few weeks of january and sometimes through mid

february. janice dean, you see videos every year where all the green, and allergy medicine. >> it is worse in texas because of relatively warmer temperatures. 42 in dallas and 32 in new york. and warm temperatures in much of the country this week. today being no exception in the northeast. we see a little bit of winter for part of the mid-atlantic and the northeast as cold air moves in and the system moving from the south so the tightening of this cold air, whether it is rain, freezing rain, sleet or all snow in parts of these areas. reliable forecast models in the dc area.

we see snow in new jersey, new york, long island, upstate new york and new england. not a big storm system but enough to cause problems for the commute home overnight tonight, the system has slowed down a little bit so in new york city we could see that snow start to fly this evening and tonight and out of here by tomorrow and then our next system moving into the northeast are relatively -- we like it that way. rob: would you rather have the pollen or be 10 degrees? it depends. thank you so much. 38 after the hour, gop senators teaming up proposing to change the rules and get impeachment over with once and for all but john bolton saying he will testify. the senate trial may have changed again. jillian: a former federal prosecutor called a political posturing. he joins us with his opinion

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>> republican senators backing a new resolution to change the rules and impeachment putting democrats on a deadline to turn over articles or have some toss out. rob: it comes as john bolton says he is willing to testify of subpoenaed and tease a major clash over witnesses. joining us to break it down is federal prosecutor doug burns. john bolton likened this to a drug deal. >> in a trial context, he called it a drug deal and it will be damaging, not necessarily the case and tell you we determine where something stands when they start testifying. on the one hand the guy has

lifelong affiliation with the republican party but on the other hand as you said she expressed a lot of concerns about what is going on and made that remark. hard to handicap whether he helps one side or the other. jillian: will be hear from him? >> probably not. we have a long way to get there and in the end you may not see witnesses. i remember some of the ironies. i hate to get political but i have to. this is an overwhelming case. there is nothing left to talk about. what are any witnesses for? rob: john holly wants to throw it out and -- what happens if murkowski, romney and collins -- >> the key point, it is not my area of expertise, peel off four, you need 51 to make these

procedural moves. back to what you were saying about dismissing it let me address that. in the real world you can have dismissal, failure to prosecute, the point is while the constitution doesn't lay out exactly how the articles are delivered when it says the house has sole authority for impeachment it is assumed that will be delivered over. jillian: should there be a timeline on how long nancy pelosi sits on this before she send it over if she does? >> i heard stuff about this friday, that is reasonable. turnaround and say they had a reasonable period to deliver articles. in the real world this would be when as a prosecutor you get an invite when you bring it, this is like not doing that and it is hanging out. rob: we are expected on monday. everybody came back from the holidays and what happened

yesterday too, appreciate it, let's check in with pete hegseth and see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: i've not had a chance to express my condolences for your philadelphia eagles. did you see the game before that? jillian: i did. >> the vikings are here and for real. a great show this morning. how to win a big game. we will show in a few minutes we can win a big show which we will do this morning. stay with us in 15 minutes, house minority leader kevin mccarthy on the program, congressman dan crenshaw who will sound off on where to go in the showdown with iran, robert wilkie, va secretary speaking about how to go forward and lara logan on taxation and larry elder engaging in south-central on the program plus the ultimate

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>> a warning to iran, huge show of strength.

very cool to watch. 52 fully armed if 35 lightning fighters all taken off from one runway at a utah air force base. jillian: the exercise has been planned from and the timing is the us response to the killing of its most powerful general, the jets reaching their full war fighting capability, each one costing nearly 90,000,000 dollars. rob: americans told to remain vigilant amid the airstrike that killed the top iranian general, the homeland security warning of infrastructure or cyber attacks with a range of targets on american soil. jillian: homebrewed violent extremists could capitalize on heightened tensions to launch attacks which everyone is asked to report suspicious activity. now to this. the 2020 consumer electronics show underway las vegas showcasing new technology from all around the world.

rob: kurt the cyber guy has the newest gadgets on display. >> reporter: las vegas consumer electronics show the world's largest place for innovators where dreams come alive and big companies announce what is coming next including the big question about tvs. you will see 5g coming out in a bigger way and artificial intelligence galore. >> our tvs getting thinner? >> this is a samsung tv coming out later in 2020, it is all for a thin and even if you put content in that is not a k, it has an eye inside of it that makes it look better and it is an incredible looking set and

what is remarkable is less than two millimeters. for the first time -- and look at this. and it is. >> what about these drones? >> your own personal ai drone takes off from a lake and goes over and it knows to follow your face or you can send it to your kids game, it can be raining and it will track your kids face and have the best footage of any parent that went to the sporting event if you're doing a cooking show there is a version that will follow you as you put ingredients together. it is remarkable what is coming in that category. jillian: a high deck mirror?

>> a high mirror slide will make you look better because inside of it a new tool will streamline your beauty by having personalized skin analysis and so you based on wrinkles not that you have any but skin texture, what your best regimen would be and the skin analyzer inside it and it goes on sale for $119 which is a remarkable innovative way to have somebody get their guidance and communicate with somebody and it is pretty good. >> how did you know that? >> i had a feeling. lookout tiny this is. and the drive on a keychain, it

holds one terabyte, in mid february. $250, updating the latest phone is more expensive, this will cover you on that because i like privacy. >> is hollywood coming to las vegas? >> it has in a very big way. you see hollywood recognizing new technology people can watch with so they are keeping movies alive and marketing them in a different way. this is gemini man ultra hd combo pack, it is 6 frames per second if you get it from the disk coming out january 14th that will be $30 and blue ray and arnold schwarzenegger and linda hamilton coming back with

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jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the god. ivanka trump stopping secret service from stopping her son from making a run for it off air force one. photo posted last night. agent putting arm up to stop little theo.

ivanka writing i narrowly avoided a major parenting fail. rob: arquette accidently snacking her co-star in the forehead. leaving king with a giant bruise. king seems to be okay. joking about the incident on twitter. >> oh my goodness. can you see that. rob: that's a welt. jillian: finally the ugly. the cvs receipt we love so much. get a cvs receipt scarf. the black and white scarf patterned after the not notable receipt. you can pick one up for 20 bucks. not sure where i would wear the scarf. those things are crazy long. do you get them. rob: i never get it. i just throw it away. jillian: there are good rewards on there. there are extra bucks on there, rob. rob: never thought about it. jillian: sometimes a $10 reward. rob: speaking of extra. look how much time we have. jillian: what do you want to

talk about you have about 10 seconds. rob: i can't think of anything. i think we covered it all. jillian: "fox & friends" will start in a couple seconds. latest what's going on to iran to what's going on in australia. rob: we will see you later. ♪ never really over ♪ just because it's over doesn't mean it's really over ♪ steve: live from new york city, it is january 7th. it's a tuesday. and it would be the first tuesday of the new decade. ainsley: when was the first day of the month? was it a wednesday? steve: i think it was monday-know it was thursday. ainsley: first tuesday of 2020. steve: welcome, pete hegseth. pete: i hope your first week has been great. steve: it's been action-packed. ainsley: best year of our