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suggests that, we have to see it. >> the husband of a missing connecticut mother will be free on bail after being charged with her murder. the disturbing new details in jennifer's disappearance. a royal breakup for the ages, prince harry and megan markel quitting royal families. we are live in london where the queen is said to niemi near ferocious about the bombshell announcement. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ it's my life ♪ i'm not going to live forever ♪ i just want to live while i'm

alive ♪ heather: a little bon jovi to begin the day. that will make you smile. you are watching "fox and friends first" and this thursday, thank you for starting your day or ending it with us. we begin with another fox news alert. the iranian military intended to kill american troops with targeted missile attacks. service members staying safe due to early warnings. the white house responds to iranian aggression. >> we are learning more about the missiles fired and seeing the first images of damages done, both sides standing now but there are concerns about what comes next. 16 missiles launched by iranian's, and some appear to be liquid fueled short range precision guided ballistic missiles capable of carrying warheads.

satellite images show several buildings took direct hits, most struck open areas designed to hold agreement, not troops. the iraqi prime minister says iranian's warned him before the strikes allowing iraqis to scramble into bunkers, the iraqis tipped off us forces who were already in defensive posture and there were 0 casualties. >> i believe based on what i saw that they were intended to cause structural damage, destroying vehicles and equipment and aircraft and kill personnel. >> iran's leadership says this was a slap to the face of america the ultimate goal was getting american forces out of the region.

the foreign minister tweeted disinformation, beautiful military equipment do not liberal, people do and people of our region want us out. the us has thousands of troops on the ground in iraq. the biggest threat now are militias, iranian proxies who could act on their own. >> >> where receiving encouraging intelligence iran is sending messages to the same militias not to move against american targets or civilians and hope that message continues to echo. we are sending a clear message, we will not tolerate violence. >> last night donald trump spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who says the country continues to stand side-by-side with the us. >> back at home donald trump calling for peace with iran in his address to the nation. lots of folks waiting for this yesterday and despite the de-escalation nancy pelosi moving forward with today's vote to limit his military power against the rogue regime. griff jenkins is live in

washington with the controversial move. >> that is right, here we go, nancy pelosi moving forward with a vote aimed at curbing the president ability to use military force against iran. the war resolution says this, quote, it directs the president to terminate the use of united states armed forces to engage in hostilities in or against iran or any part of its government or military unless congress declares war and imminent threat exists to the united states. that is wide ministration festivals were trying to convince lawmakers the killing soleimani was the only option. but classified briefings fell short for some including one republican, senator mike lee. >> this is not the biggest problem i have with the briefing. which i would add was probably the worst briefing i have seen on a military issue in the 9 years i have served in the united states senate. >> not surprisingly democrats

strongly oppose the action despite the briefings. >> unless we declare war on iran we can't be striking their officials and especially not striking them in iraq when iraq has not given us permission to wage military action on their own soil. >> house republicans are backing the president's decision saying it protected americans. kevin mccarthy is blasting today's vote. >> you got to understand it is a resolution. this is the same type of resolution we used to do a soap box derby on capitol hill. it doesn't go to the president, it means nothing. >> if the house passes a resolution today it goes to the senate where the majority is needed to pass it and with 53 republicans in the senate majority the math could be something to watch in the coming days and weeks. >> too early for math right now, thank you so much. we will talk more about this coming up. some other headlines, the pilot of the doomed ukrainian plane never called for help. investigators in iran claim the

pilots were trying to turn back to the airport in tehran when the plane crashed into a field and burst into flames killing all 176 people on board. the crash happening hours after iran launched missiles into iraq, ukraine is looking to identify the cause of the crash after walking back an initial statement referencing engine failure. a man sentenced to life behind bars in the killing of an arizona border agent is one of 7 men charged in the murder. agent brian terry was killed in a gunfight at the border in 2010. his sister speaking out after the sentencing. >> you would think after 9 years it would get easier. it doesn't. that is the impact he made. brian is not here. i would rather have brian. >> terry's murder, the obama administration's fast and furious operation. a lot, to purchase guns with the

intention of tracking them into mexico, two of those were found at the scene of terry's death. a construction company could build the border wall faster than the government. today a federal judge will decide whether to allow the privately funded while on private property near the rio grande river in texas. the us sued to stop construction over environmental concerns. they could finish the 3-mile wall in just eight days. donald trump's border wall, they just overturn the ruling allowing the government to use 3,600,$000 in military funds for construction. republicans strapped a resolution calling on house speaker nancy pelosi to immediately send the articles of impeachment. house democrats voting to

impeach donald trump before christmas. nancy pelosi refuses to send them to the senate, the speaker's delay is causing her to lose support. >> we need to keep the pressure up because she has no authority over the senate so it is absolutely audacious and outrageous that she has been willing to withhold this after urging the american people and democrats, forcing us to take this vote on an arbitrary schedule, the real reason i think she's holding back as she does not want to expose the coordination we know happen between adam schiff and the whistleblower. >> mitch mcconnell promising no haggling with the house over the senate procedure. amid the impeachment battle donald trump's to ohio for a keep america great rally, the president's campaign says he will, quote, discuss the booming economy, strong job numbers and his record of promises made, promises kept the buckeye state. donald trump won the

battleground state by eight percentage points in a 2016 election. the royal bombshell prince harry and megan markel breaking with tradition and step back from official royal duties, a dramatic decision sending shockwaves in buckingham palace. live in london the next reaction. >> prince harry and megan markel certainly know how to get the press and the public's attention and they have done it again with that bombshell statement saying after many months of reflection into internal discussions we have chosen to make a transition this year, to carve out a progressive new role in this institution. we intend to step back and senior members of the royal family and work to become financially independent while continuing to fully support her majesty the queen. prince harry and megan markel,

the duke and duchess of sussex as they are known by the royal titles also said they are going to balance their time between the uk and north america. lots of speculation in the media that that means canada, where megan found part of suits and revocable just spent their holiday and canada is part of the commonwealth. the countries the queen formally rules which could make this decision more palatable for the royal family. speaking of the royal family the bbc is reporting prince harry and megan did not consult with the queen or other senior members of the royal family before they put out the statement in the royal family was blindsided and hurt, putting on a statement saying discussions with the duke and duchess of sussex are at an early stage. we understand the desire to take a different approach but these are complicated issues that will take time to work through. among those issues, exactly what their new rules would be, do they keep their titles? do they keep getting money from

british taxpayers. this isn't entirely unprecedented, areas mother princess diana stepped away from her royal duties and lost her royal title when she divorced prince charles in 1996 but it is a problem for the royals, the queen is reportedly unhappy because a lot of brits identify with and like prince harry and to a certain extent megan and here's the issue. they see him as a bit of a rebel, fun, someone that could bridge the between the people and the royals and there's a possibility that this makes it more difficult for the royal family to maintain their support back here in britain. >> lots of theories bouncing around. i like how you worded that, to an extent they like megan. have a great day. the president promising iran will never have a nuclear weapon

on his watch. >> iran appears to be standing down which is good for all parties concerned and a good thing for the world. >> what should america's next move be? richard newton says the us needs to turn at the economic and diplomatic pressure and he joins us live up next and new year, new look? canadian prime minister justin trudeau lighting up the internet. ♪

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>> we are back with this fox news alert, donald trump standing up to iran and declaring the regime will never be a nuclear power under his administration. you to break down america's next step, vice chief of staff lieutenant general richard newton, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. lots of folks, myself included, waiting to see or hear what the president had to say in his initial comments following the missile strike, what did you think of what he had to say? >> i think the president has acted very effectively particularly in this crisis but leading up to this crisis for the past several months of restoring us deterrence not only against iran but in the region as well. he came out very firm and very clear and statesmanlike articles from the brink -- brinkmanship if you will and using his

abilities at statesmanship to clearly articulate not only to the american people, iran and the world that the us will not tolerate this aggression from the iranians, they have been pursuing for 40 years, the largest exporter of terrorism and so forth and particularly he will not allow nor will the us allow them to pursue and get a nuclear weapon, that is absolutely essential and that was clearly articulated by the president. >> let's talk about iran's ballistic missiles, the missiles they did fire, there were 16 total, over 2000 ballistic missiles they had, they invested 1,000,000,000 in the program since 2000 and it is the largest arsenal in the middle east. first of all 1,000,000,$000 in the program since 2000. >> it is a very robust military and they demonstrated the capability to strike from iran which was a game changer in

terms of the calculus of how they have acted in the past, but from that standpoint they are military capability to reckon with, they attacked from three different bases, the range was 300 not a, miles and they demonstrated the ability to attack us forces, they had the demonstrated capability but we also have all the tools of national security to thwart and deter and defeat those threaten the future and we are at a critical time, the next 24 to 48 hours, you saw the battle damage assessment is ongoing, the intelligence now is ongoing so we will see but we are a key time but i think the president has stood tall but it is a critical period of time. >> i want to get into what you think the next step should be for the us and as you go through those comments on this, us officials had advanced warning

of iran's mission. what was the tactic the dot implemented for our soldiers? >> let's talk about the tools in the president's hand right now, a whole range of us national security tools, he deployed b-52s, we have the harry s truman in the persian gulf and the patriot missile interceptors and so forth so a very asymmetric us force in the region. secondly the use of reconnaissance to keep a non-blinking eye on iranian future aggression and economic sanctions which is an effective tool used in the middle east and elsewhere to keep the pressure on and economic sanctions. and diplomatic is going to wrap this effort the president laid forth to confront and contain iran.

>> we are out of time but the bottom line being the goal is to keep them from getting a nuclear weapon. thank you for joining us and we will be right back. here, it all starts with a simple...

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>> welcome back to "fox and friends first," the duke and justice of success stirring up controversy in windsor castle and on social media. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 is here with reaction to the royal split. according to the family. >> this is shocking news and a tidal wave of reaction to the

fact they want out of the royal family or at least take a step back in terms of their duties and the news came in the form of instagram post which is a sign of the times. part of that posters we intend to step back as senior members of the royal family and work to become financially independent while supporting her majesty the queen. it is with your encouragement over the past few years that we feel prepared to make this adjustment. megan markel has been open about the fact that she is having a tough time because the media has been hard on her and a lot of people are taking this news not well. some people feel she's causing a rift among the royal family. one of those people is peers morgan. people say i am too critical of megan markel but she ditched her family and most of her old friends, split harry from william and split him from the

royal family. i rest my case. more lighthearted reaction, nate says they made a declaration of independence and the chicago tribune said northwestern graduate moving closer to home after spending time abroad but there are so many questions how this will work, where they will live, how they will make money. >> there were two takes on it. some people don't care at all, good riddance and other people -- >> we were just having that very debate. i care about the royal family, i don't care. the history, the pageantry of it is significant. >> member, callum loves it. one of the places they are talking about them going, one was la and the other is canada and justin trudeau has his own

issues like his beard. >> new year new look and canadian prime minister justin trudeau unveiled his new facial hair on social media via a post by his official photographer, one twitter users is 2020 has been terrible for me so far but justin trudeau's beard has given me hope. others like the royal story making fun of the fact that this is news, meanwhile in canada prime minister trudeau grew a beard. i can't believe that is him. it doesn't even look like him. i'm pro beard. most men look better. >> everybody give your opinions on that. the time is half past the top of the hour almost and this store we are following. fotis dulos charged with murder, how than any cracked this case. nancy pelosi expected to call a vote to limit the president's war powers.

this has nothing to do with clamping down on donald trump, her real motivations revealed up next.

>> half past the top of the hour connecticut man charged with murdering his estranged wife is about to get out of jail. fotis dulos will post bond today. his friend is sitting in jail cell accused of digging graves for jennifer dulos. how the family nanny has cracked the case. >> we are expecting him to post that 6,000,$000 bond today, his charged with the murder of his estranged wife jennifer who went missing amid a bitter custody battle over there five children.

police don't have a body but they believe dulos killed her. course documents reveal new details, the nanny knew something was wrong when she found jennifer's uneaten breakfast in the kitchen and missing cleaning supplies in the garage, the nanny telling investigators dulos was most likely involved but his attorney believes he has a shot at freedom because prosecution changed its theory on the motive and because they don't prove she's actually dead. >> if there is evidence to suggest she lost so much blood she must be dead we get to see it. >> 54-year-old kent malley was arrested this week accused of digging a human grave, witnesses found a large piece of tarp and

bags of lime nearby and michelle truck owners facing charges for helping him get rid of bloodied evidence. if he does get out today he will be on house arrest and will have to wear a tracking device. he is due back in court next month. >> aishah hasnie live, the story continues to unfold. the fbi and apartment of homeland security warning of possible iranian cyberattacks, there is revealed as tensions rise following the killing of qasem soleimani. texas claiming they are facing 10,000 cyberattacks per minute from iran. the dhs warning of the possibility of improvised explosive device attacks asking the public to be on the lookout for suspicious packages. are you being drafted for war. the army warning americans not to panic over fake messages being sent to cell phones, some texts calling for users to report or recruiting office for immediate departure to iran.

others claiming they will be fine and sent to jail if they don't respond. the draft ended in 1973. in just hours the house will vote on a war powers resolution to limit donald trump's military actions toward iran. is this the right news right now? thank you so much for joining us. let's begin with nancy pelosi's statement on the war powers resolution. she says members of congress have serious urgent concerns about the administration's decision to engage in hostilities against iran and lack of strategy moving forward. america and the world cannot afford war. is this the right thing to do, does she have the authority and is it the right thing right now? >> this is a meaningless political document intended to embarrass the president. the president has very broad

powers as commander-in-chief to defend the nation and congress cannot put limits on his decisions and determinations about terrorist threats and how to use the military to respond, that is his decision alone. the constitution does not have to play nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, adam schiff is a group of commander-in-chief mini mes who can help make that decision or limit the president. >> let's take a look at some quotes from the resolution itself. one part is congress has not authorized the president use missouri force against iran. and others in congress can direct the president to terminate the use of hostilities in or against iran or any part of its government or military. speaks to those two specific parts, you just referenced, he does have the right to use military force. >> this resolution and those provisions are meaningless. congress can't put on those kind of limits.

of the congress wants to not provide the money through the power of the purse, that they can do but they can't direct the president to cease or terminate particular military actions. they don't have the authority to do that. >> that has been going on at the same time as impeachment. lists listen to what republicans have to say in terms of impeachment being a distraction right now. >> they have used impeachment to distract from the fact that they have no agenda. >> talking about trying to reverse the results of the 2016 election. >> to focus on impeachment to see what is happening. >> what impact is the impeachment drama having overseas? >> democrats have been acting as a disloyal opposition with their constant attacks on the president for almost every

single thing that he does and that i believe unfortunately makes us look weak abroad, makes our government look like it is in disarray to terrorist nations like iran and that could invite further attacks on the united states. shannon: that is what i was talking about yesterday, this division being made so public, they say keep it in the family, talk about a behind closed doors but this can be used as an element of weakness and encourage country like iran or north korea to be bolder than they would be otherwise. >> i agree with this puts democrats an embarrassing and almost shameful position of defending a terrorist responsible for killing, maiming and wounding of thousands of americans. they are criticizing the president for having taken him out.

heather: interesting they are put in that position and doing it. thank you for joining us. have a good day. the fox news alert, determined fire crews in australia, before the weather worsens, response teams confront the growing crisis head on. cent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have-oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

as we are back with the fox news alert. if you can get out you should get out. that evacuation order coming overnight as a result of new fire threat growing in australia. soaring temperatures, growing winds expected to fuel fires across the country, 27 people now confirmed dead. the government extending a state of disastrous conditions deteriorate. the state department telling americans planning to visit to wait until the danger has passed. hundreds of americans have joined the battle on the ground

at a command center in city with an inside look at the massive firefight. >> good morning, we are at the wheel fire service in new south wales, and emergency operations center. you mentioned the state department told american travelers to delay travel plans until the danger passes. firefighters like this guy are coming into the danger zone. you and 158 others are on the ground in australia and the need is even greater, the request is made for even more. so what is going on on the ground? >> we have personnel working to support the australian firefighters, working with aviation, folks in the planes as well.

>> we are thinking we heard initially it was just a dozen so you're helping us break some news saying 140 have been requested from victoria. we think about boots being on the ground but also fire personnel working on strategy, looking after how many firefighters? >> we have 52 in new south wales syllogistic support for those guys and also sorting out fires they working on are contained and we moved to other fires. >> we heard from the primus to this crisis is expected to go on for months to come. we had a little bit of rain and think that's great relief but really it is more psychological relief than anything. we have terrible conditions heading our way. what do firefighters expect? >> higher winds, a lot of winds, higher temperatures and a lot of winds ramping up fire activity

that don't have containment lines around them. >> reporter: we will be watching everything that is going on. we have gotten word of 130 fires still burning and 60 out of control. thank you for everything you are doing. had talk to you and all the first responders who head into danger. we will have more all morning long. >> first responders, takes a special kind of person. be careful. back at home california governor gavin newsom wants 1,000,000,$000 to tackle the state's homeless epidemic. he signed an executive order to create a housing fund. in addition to helping people pay rent it will require state agencies to take action by the end of the month to turn public land and vacant state buildings into shelters for the homeless. california's homeless population jumped by 16% last year. the trump administration getting a red light to crack down on green cards. a federal appeals court denying

an appeal to lift a nationwide block on the public charge rule. that would prevent some immigrants from getting green cards if they rely too much on welfare. a federal judge blocked that rule in october. we covered that for you. the appeals court will hear arguments in the case next month. from new york to la police are stepping up security after iran's ominous threat. our panel of law enforcement experts explain the steps being taken both seen and unseen to protect the homeland. stay with us. good morning!

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>> cities across america on high alert after tensions with iran reach of fever pitch, increased police presence in major cities from new york to los angeles. what precautions should we be

taking? the founder of blue lives matter joins us and retired nypd lieutenant joe cardinali. let's begin with the latest threat, what is happening in iran and how it is impacting police across the country. >> when we look at what is happening in iran it directly impacts us in the united states and one of the key focuses is law enforcement, how do we protect and fortify the homeland? we look at the cyber network because iran is always been a key conductor in the cyber network and we want to fortify the cyber network with firewalls and things to that effect and we want to look to the omnipresence and fortify targets in places like new york, madison square garden, world trade center etc..

the combination of the two is focus on law enforcement. >> how do we do that, how to make sure the soft targets are protected? >> people can forget how dangerous it is and offices being deployed whether it is in domestic or foreign, whatever they can for their particular area. you will see higher visibility and a very possible threat, they have to take precautions if something were to happen. >> higher visibility, anything else? right here in new york city we know what the implications can be. >> the visibility and the public, we are used to it is new yorkers. everybody goes out and step up efforts for law enforcement and the public steps of their efforts as well. everybody knows to be the eyes and ears for something like

this. it is a joint effort but as joe said since 9/11 the game has changed and the sharing of information between all the agencies not local but worldwide, the nypd is a worldwide effort and that is where everybody stays on top of their game, sharing of information, getting heads up ahead of time to stop some of these terrorists from doing the things they do. new york is a prime target because it is such a large city, 9/11 made that perfectly clear and we need to stay vigilant all the time and the sharing of information from the nypd to the public puts everybody relieved that everybody's doing the job. >> it's great to have a reminder the public needs to do their part to help law enforcement and first responders. i want to begin with you on the next topic because it happens to be national law enforcement appreciation day. after the attacks on police we have seen across the country,

last year specifically, we saw video. how do we change the perception going forward and i will start with you on that? >> my theory on that is we have to change the political atmosphere nationwide especially in new york. i have said it before that the criminal element is emboldened by steps taken by certain politicians. they think they have the right to go out and do what they want. >> and what will happen to them? >> the idea they can go out and do this, what gives them that idea? is a few with the new laws everything is to their advantage, everything is against the police officers, we need to get back to community policing we once had where the public and the police department worked as one, not as separate entities and that, we need politicians to lead us in that direction. the nypd is always there to do that but steps are not being taken with the community. >> i want to bring up numbers so people can see them.

228 police suicides in 2019, 43 officers shot and killed in the line of duty in 2019 and just days into 2020 we have one officer killed so far. how do we make sure these numbers don't grow? >> not trying to have the increase of suicides but the water buckets and police officer fighting for his life, the parent standing around and watching a couple weeks ago and the main thing is, robbery. people no matter what rank you are stand up for one another and feel more like a family, feel appreciated, do their jobs. it doesn't help to have the new york state reform act which is being thrown back on the street as criminals and governor newsom don't support the police officers. >> if they see our leaders not supporting police officers they followed by example.

>> a symbiotic relationship between police and community moves forward, the better policing in the united states as a whole. >> stronger working together. thank you for joining us, appreciate your service as well. 8 minutes until the top of the hour and nfl player donated signed gloves to charity or so he thought. scam that is taking the sports world by storm. a hard fall by one very clumsy cat burglar. (janine) i used to be a little cranky. dealing with our finances really haunted me. thankfully, i got quickbooks, and a live bookkeeper's helping customize it for our business. (live bookkeeper) you're all set up! (janine) great! (vo) get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks.

>> there will be no host of the oscar awards this year. the academy announcing it plans to do the same thing as last year because it worked well, the first time the awards show went without a host since 1989. actor kevin hart step down over criticism for offensive tweets was a christian college in florida is honoring the first lady for her be best campaign. milania trump named woman of distinct by palm beach atlantic university. the annual award recognizes women for charitable leadership in organizations that support the arts, education and healthcare. congratulations. time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. we begin with look good. a pair of bald eagles with their first egg of the season in front of thousands of people.

jackie hovering over the egg in california as a second egg is expected in the next few days, the first check will likely have to around valentine's day. a bold burglar making a proxy escape, falling from the ceiling after robbing a california business, tripped an alarm and forced him to make a quick exit getting away with a bag of tobacco in two energy drinks. he was later arrested. finally the ugly. a football player donated game-winning gloves for charity but they end up on ebay days later. kyle rudolph gave the gloves to a member of the media after catching the touchdown against the saints. rudolph says he was disappointed. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, another busy day, "fox and friends" continues right now. >> it is thursday january 9th,

fox news alert, nancy pelosi pushing forward with the vote to limit white house war powers despite signed of de-escalation. >> after what some call one of the president's most important diplomatic moment yet. live in washington. >> he is brain is not here but i'm happy. >> justice served for a murdered border agent whose death expose the obama administration's fast and furious gunrunning operation. rob: the verdict is being called bittersweet. a royal announcement and fit for a queen. jillian: worldwide reaction to harry and megan's decision to leave buckingham palace behind. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪