dialogue on twitter at howard kurtz. i told my staff, maybe do the whole show on megan and harry, i heather: good morning to you. it is monday, january 13th. happening right now at 4:00 a.m. on the east coast, service members sent packing, alarming discoveries on u.s. military bases one month after a deadly shooting at a naval air station in florida. why more than a dozen saudi military students will be expelled today. >> i always said i would send them over. there shouldn't be any mystery to that. heather: ready for a senate showdown, house speaker nancy pelosthanteeing up -- nancy pelg up the next steps for articles of impeachment. why she claims the decision to delay paid off.

an all-out battle, the queen calling an emergency meeting after prince harry and meghan announced they will step back from the royal family. what we can expect from today's royal summit. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ thunder, feel the thunder. ♪ lightning and the thunder,. ♪ thunder. ♪ feel the thunder. ♪ light thing an lightning and . ♪ heather: and good morning to you. hopefully he everybody had a great weekend. a live shot of new york city. boy, we had some great weather here over the weekend but many parts of the country did not and we will have more on that coming up. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm heather childers. we appreciate you joining us. over a dozen saudi students receiving military training in

the u.s. expected to be sent back to their home country today. this comes amid the pentagon's review of all international military students following the deadly shooting at the pensacola naval air base. todd pyro is here with the latest action to increase security. good morning, todd. >> reporter: although none of those being expelled are accused of assisting the pensacola gunman, some were believed to have connections extremist movements and several were accused of possessing child porn. you'll recall the gunman was training at the naval air station when he opened fire, killing three u.s. sailors. in response, a dod spokesperson highlighting major changes. quote, in the wake of the pensacola tragedy, the dealt of defense restricted to classroom training foreign military students from saudi arabia while we conducted a review of the foreign student yvetteing vettig

procedures. we are implementing new screening and security measures. at the time of the shooting there were 852 saudi soldiers training in the u.s., out of more than 5,000 soldiers from 153 nations. here's the nation's top military and security brass explaining the changes. >> the department has taken a number of steps to ensure it doesn't happen again. i've signed of out directives that address enhanced screening of all foreign students, that address credentialing, weapons policieses, et cetera. >> we are being very careful. there have been a errors in the way we vetted. they have taken the actions to protect the service men and women. >> reporter: we expect to learn more details about the changes during a press congress by bill barr and david bodich later today. heather: thank you very much. president trump warning the world is watching as protesters are shot with tear gas and live

ammo in iran overnight. crownesurrounds sent running. president trump tweeting in response, to the leaders of iran, do not l kill your protesters. iran admits to accidentally shooting down a ukrainian plane, killing all 176 people on-board. prime minister justin trudeau speaking out at a vigil for the canadians lost in the crash. >> i want to ensure all families and all canadianans, we will not rest until there are answers. we will not rest until there is justice and accountability. heather: iran initially denied shooting down the plane. the pentagon identifying two u.s. paratroopers killed in a roadside bombing in afghanistan. staff sergeant ian mclaughlin from virginia and private first class mcgil vilong from

illinois died when their vehicle hit an ied during a nato support mission. they were on their first come t bat deployment and are -- combat deployment and are the first u.s. soldiers killed in the new year. the taliban is claiming responsibility. well, baltimore's commissioner to face scrutiny after a deadly weekend in the city. at least five people killed and seven injured in eight separate shootings, just on saturday. the city council president says he plans to he question what the commissioner and other leaders were doing during the bloodshed. scott, a democrat running for mayor, issued a statement, in part. this violence is heart a-breakin--heart-breaking and mp now. the commissioner insisted the officers are doing everything they can to hold criminals accountable. baltimore just came off its most violent year ever. the city has not had a year with less than 300 murders since

2014. and take a look at this. a massive fire ripping through several buildings including two apartment complexes overnight. it forced over 100 people to evacuate, spreading to both sides of the street. this happened in new yea new je. one person was injured. hundreds are without power. officials say the fire started inside one of the apartments -- inside the apartment complex that was under construction. no word on a cause. house speaker nancy pelosi defending delaying the impeachment trial as she warns of a possible coverup in the senate. but a top republican claims that it's all a political play in the race for 2020. griff jenkins is live for us in washington as president trump says the impeachment should be dismissed. good morning, griff. >> reporter: good morning, heather. after sitting on them for more than three weeks, speaker pelosi is ready to send the articles to

majority lead he leader mitch mcconnell. the president is slamming it, calling for dismissal, tweeting this, many believe that by the senate giving credence to a trial based on the no evidence, no crime, no pressure impeachment hoax e rather than outright dismissal, it gives the partisan democrat witch hunt credibility that it otherwise does not have. speaker pelosi says it's up to the senate to ensure a fair trial and the dismissal would be tantamount to a coverup. >> i always said i would send them over. there shouldn't be any mystery to that. the leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell, has signed onto a resolution to dismiss the case. dismissing is a coverup. dismissing is a coverup. >> reporter: a trial could keep five of the 2020 candidates off of the campaign trail, all sitting senators and potential jurors bound to a chair.

kevin mccarthy said the timing is intended to benefit one candidate. >> remember what happened in the last nomination process, where the dnc chairman had to resign the night before the nomination convention started because they found out they cheated senator bernie sanders. they're doing the exact l same thing right now. the iowa caucus is february 3rd. bernie sanders is in first place. this benefits joe biden. >> reporter: pelosi will start things tomorrow. some are questioning whether the president should consider postponing his state of the union which is scheduled for february 4th. heather: or would it all be over by then? we'll see. thank you so much, griff. well, let's talk about football now. a battle on the field. the green bay packers one win away from the super bowl after holding off the seattle seahawks in the nfc divisional game. >> third down and 7.

rogers backs up, throws, adams, touchdown, green bay. heather: aaron rodgers went for over 240 yards with two passing touchdowns, helping the packers win 28-23. they will play the san francisco 49ers on sunday. and the kansas city chiefs have an incredible comeback against the hothe houstons. they won, 51-31. the chiefs play the tennessee titans in the championship round on sunday. there were big moments happening on the field and off. did you see this? former coach and current commentator on fox, jimmie johnson, getting very emotional as he's announced at the you newest member of the pro football hall of fame. >> all the assistant coaches that worked for me, all the great players that played for

me, they're the reason i'm here and they're the reason -- i can't talk. heather: johnson coached the dallas cowboys from 1989 to 1993, leading the team to two super bowl wins. so congrats do him. that was awesome. it's 10 minutes after the top f the hour. the defense department is set to revamp the screening process for foreign students after the pensacola navy base attack. our next guest outlines key changes that need to be made. why he says social media posts need a bigger spotlight. and the college football championship is hours away but some students have already won. which tigers fans are getting the day off from school. ♪ you know i'm here for the party. ♪ and i ain't leaving until they throw me out. what happened to the real men of america?

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heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first." u.s. officials will expel at least a dozen saudi service members after an investigation into foreign military students reveals several were linked to extremist groups. this is one month after a deadly shooting at the naval air base in florida, prompting the department of defense to review safety measures. here to break down changes we can expect to the vetting process, former counter terrorism officer, dan gra dan . i want to begin with this statement from a pentagon spokesperson that talks about the training pause that is in place for saudi cervi service m. it says the department of defense restricted to classroom training while we conduct a reviewed enhancement of the foreign student vetting procedure. the training pause is in place while we implement new screening and security measures.

what do you expect the measures to be and will had the will the? >> the first measure we will hear about later this morning, they're going to be asked to leave the country. the 12 saudi nationals are out of 852 saudis that are currently here right now participating in similar programs. heather: what about those other saudi students? all the international students, we can bring that up, there's a total of over 5,000 of them training at u.s. bases currently. >> right. since 2000, over a million foreign personnel have trained either here in the u.s. or abroad, supporting our national security objectives. this is something that obviously the pentagon has been looking at since the day of the attacks and the first steps are now being undertaken by secretary of defense esper. heather: what w are we not payg

attention to closely enough? >> the attempt was to look at the background of the individuals before they get to the united states and once they get here to potentially let them fall by the wayside. i think one of the changes is a move to continuous screening, a look at social media presence, behavior in this country and paying attention to what they're doing. heather: some of the service members, the 12 who will be expelled from the u.s., were linked following this compensation were linked to the extremists and a accused of possessing child pornography. >> it had has been a huge disgrace for the regime and the saudi crown prince. heather: in terms of the reaction, what are your comments about that? >> i think the government is doing what they need to do to make sure the people coming to the united states who receive this training deserve to be here. the investigations before the individuals arrive in the u.s. have taken place overseas and particularly the foreign country will vet for them and vouch for

them, these are supposedly the best and brightest of their cohort. heather: should americans be secure in knowing that the u.s. is doing as much as they can to keep another incident like this from happening? >> absolutely. the green on blue attacks are absolutely terrible. in the last 10 years, we've had over 200 attacks and this includes attacks overseas at u.s. bases, we've seen this a lot in afghanistan, where partners that we're training turn their weapons on the u.s. ththe defense department is constantly reviewing policies and approaches on how they deal with this and this is a good step. heather: the challenges moving forward? >> the challenge is keeping the program moving forward because they're very important. iimportant.heather: thank you . the time now, 17 minutes after the top of the hour. get ready for the royal family summit. queen elizabeth meeting today with prince charles, prince

william and prince harry. but the duchess of sussex will be a no-show, calling in from canada instead, all while new video surfaces revealing the royal couple's true intentions. aishah hasnie is here with what we can expect today and carley shimkus has social media suggestions for harry and meghan's new job. ♪ barely getting by, it's all taking and no giving. ♪ they just use your mind and they never give you credit. here, it all starts with a simple...

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and meghan. aishah hasnie has details. >> reporter: this morning, new reports indicate that it's actually the duchess of sussex that wants out of this and that prince harry is torn over the couple's big announcement to step back as senior royals. talks will happen today as you said of what's being called the sandirum summit. the queen has asked them to come together and come up with a workable solution. prince charles arrived in norfolk on sunday, prince william is already there. no sign of prince harry just yet. meghan, who is in canada with archie, is expected to call into the big meeting. the london sunday times is saying prince william has expressed sadness about all of this, that his brother is somehow no longer part of the same team and recently told a friend this. i put my arm around my brother all our lives and i can't do that he anymore l. all we can do and all i can do is try and support them. royal experts are weighing in on

the goal of today's meeting. >> priorities will be that they don't break up the family with what they're going to decide. the queen has said she wants it done really fast and that is because she doesn't want harry to go off in a huff, i am sure, and not come back. >> reporter: public criticism is rising over the couple's true intentions. this video of prince harry resurfaced over the weekend and went viral on sunday. it appears to show him asking disney's head, bob iger, about voice-over work for meghan. meghan reportedly just signed a deal with disney in return for a donation to the elephant without borders charity. now the daily mail reporting duchess meghan wants to move back to los angeles, but only after donald trump's presidency is over. as we all know, before she met harry, meghan called trump di

divisive and promised to move to canada if he won the 2016 election. we could have answers soon. the queen reportedly wants this whole mess resolved within 72 hours. heather we will all be watching very closely. thank you, aishah. >> reporter: sure. heather: as protests erupt in iran, a journalist is calling out some members of the mainstream media for using the iranian people as political tools to attack president trump. carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7, sirius xm115. >> the journalist is a of of in descent and has a lot to say about the situation going on in iran. he says right now the right and left are both using iran and iranians for the domestic political purposes and it's quite disgusting. he went out to call out some of the president's critics who have

been notably silent on the anti-government protests happening in iran right now, saying iranians are being used by certain people on the left, i didn't say all, as a tool to you attack president trump but these same people don't seem to care to support their right to protest. ali said these protests are inconvenient for some of the president's critics because the iranian people are blaming their government, not attacking president trump. heather: they're not covering it fairly. >> a lot of reaction on this front. cindy says their hatred of trump far exceeds any care and concern they have for american and iranian citizens and another twitter user says yes, good question, what happened? why aren't these prominent people speaking up for the owe prosed people in -- opressed people in iran. he also credits th bravery of te iranian people speaking out

against leadership there. heather: let's go back to something a little light, the national championship football game, lsu. >> that's right. lsu canceled classes for today and tomorrow, to a accommodate students who ar were going to sp anyway because they're going to go to the game. lindsey says, is it bad that lsu is on my list of schools i'm considering for phd because of this. nick tweets, can you make a call to my boss? i don't think i should have to go to work either. another twitter says, you can always retake a class, you can never retake a party. we'll all be watching that game tonight. tiger v tiger. heather: who are you voting for? >> i think lsu. i think this would be more of an iconic and historic win. heather: you don't really have a dog in the fight. >> i just decided on the spot, i'm going for lsu. heather: let's go back to what aishah was talking about, the

royal family. lots of folks have job suggestions for meghan and harry. >> social media has a lot of discussions. one twitter user says meghan markle, 2020, is it too late to dive into the race? heather: it may be, actually. >> tim tweets meghan can resume acting and harry can drive for uber. a police department posted a tweet saying, we're recruiting if you're interested in law enforcement. i don't think they'll go down that road. heather: we'll know a little more possibly after today. to a fox news alert for you, violent clashes erupting overnight in iran as president trump sends a message of support to anti-government protesters. we are live with the president's warning for the world. >> what this does, this ben joe

benefits joe biden, this harms senator sanders who is in first place and could become their nominee. heather: republicans taking aim at nancy pelosi, saying she only delayed sending articles of impeachment to the senate to help joe biden. are they right? our political panel on deck to hdebate. you're pete nocchio? oh, the pic? that was actually a professional headshot. i'm sure that's it, yeah. i, uh, i think i've lost a few pounds recently too. i'm actually doing a juice cleanse. wait! you don't... (glass breaking) (gasp) ah! oh...! with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance.

heather: welcome back. half past the top of the hour. you're watching "fox & friends first." a look at our headlines this morning. more than a dozen saudi soldiers training at u.s. military bases could be sent home as soon as today. this comes as the pentagon finishes its review of all international military students. the dod promising to improve screening of foreign soldiers following the pensacola naval base shooting where a saudi soldier shot and killed three u.s. sailors. the suspect in the hanukkah

machete attack was facing a judge today. grafton thomas will be arraigned on federal hate crime charges. he's accused of stabbing five people inside a rabbi's home in new york and could face life in prison. the man who stopped a gunman after he opened fire inside a texas church, killing two people, is being honored for his bravery. jack wilson will receive the medal of courage from governor greg abbott, the highest civilian award in the state. certainly deserves it. and now back to the fox news alert for you, breaking overnight, iranian police opened fire on protesters with tear gas and live ammo, after the regime admits to shooting down a ukrainian jetliner. president trump warning iran that the u.s. is watching. rick le leventhal joins us live from jerusalem with reaction from the white house. good morning, rick. >> reporter: good morning, heather. dramatic developments in iran over the weekend after days of denials, as you mentioned,

leaders admit to shooting down a ukrainian passenger plane by mistake. people take to the streets to protest the regime and the government responds with force. iran police and security forces in riot gear, using tear gas and live ammunition to break up demonstrations at tehran university and freedom square and elsewhere. it started as candlelight vigils for the iranian students among the citizens on-board the cooled 737. the crowd began chanting death to the dictator, calling for the ayatollah to be stepped down and for those responsible to be asked to step down and put to trial. president trump tweeted at iran's leaders, don't kill your protesters. thousands have been killed or in prison so far, and the world is watching. more importantly, the united states is watching. reconnect the internet and let reporters move freely. stop killing the great people of

iran. the president did not say what he might do in response. sunday, an iraqi officer and three soldiers were wounded in another rocket attack on an air base housing american trainers, prompting angry tweets from mike pompeo, who wrote these continued violations of iraq sovereignty must end. back in iran, the government is allowing canadian investigators to begin collecting evidence on the crash but faces new sanctions from the u.s. which is offering to meet with government officials and discuss a way forward. >> the best thing we can do for the iranian people and for the world is to continue our maximum pressure campaign to ensure that the iranian regime never obtains new clunkeobjectnuclear weaponsn the ballistic missile program. >> reporter: no word yet on whether more protests are expected in iran today, heather. heather: thank you very much,

rick. back at at home on the campaign trail, senator elizabeth warren slamming 2020 opponent bernie sanders over campaign messaging. his stafhis staffers were repory told to tell voters she is the candidate for the rich who will not expand the democratic base. >> i was disappointed to hear that bernie is sending his volunteers out to trash me. bernie knows me and has known me for a long time. heather: but the vermont senator insists there is no bad blood. >> we have hundreds of employees. elizabeth warren has hundreds of employees. people sometimes say things that they shouldn't. you have heard me give speeches, have i ever said one negative word about elizabeth warren? heather: in the latest iowa poll bernie sanders lead the pack at 20%. in the meantime, pet pete buttig

is facing chri consider criticig his record on helping homeless s veterans. >> this is not the best way to have this conversation. heather: buttigieg's supporters attempting to drown out the protests by chanting "usa." the activists were escorted out of the rally in des moines, iowa. house speaker nancy pelosi expected to send articles of impeachment to the senate this week but republicans are starting to wonder why in the world she delayed sending them in the first place. >> the iowa caucus is on february 3rd. what this does, this benefits joe biden l. this harms senator sanders who is in first place and could

become their nominee, because he will be stuck in a chair, because nancy pelosi held the papers. heather: so is the house speaker trying to help joe biden's campaign? here to debate is gop strategist and attorney seandel somer and democratic strategist kendall warren. let's talk about whether or not you think they that is what is happening and the latest iowa caucus poll with sanders leading at 17%, warre, then warren and buttigieg and biden. do you think delaying the articles of impeachment was a strategic move on the part of pelosi? >> nancy pelosi has made no secret of her disdane for the liberal policieses being pushed by sanders and warren at this time. she is not a fan of the green new deal, not a fan of medicare for all. she thinks that the democratic

party needs to veer back to the right on some of these issues so they can attract a more moderate segment of the population. heather: kevin? >> so i think that- heather: i'm sorry, finish your thought. >> i think that it's possible that she had that in her mind. but i think basically the delay was to try to have some strategic advantage in the calling of witnesses in the senate which was unsuccessful. heather: kevin, what do you think? >> i agree in terms of the last point. i think spee the move was to moe public opinion in favor of the senate trial, calling for witnesses and documents from the administration. we're seeing in recent polling from the washington post that 65% of actually republican voters support trump's top aides coming before the senate to testify, folks like john bolton and mick mulvaney. i think that was part of the speaker's calculus which is a smart calculus, as we're seeing now, even john bolton saying he's willing to testify, less

about playing party politics in the lead-up to iowa. heather: that actually moves us into our second topic, and we wanted to know what you think about this. less than one month from the caucuses, we have this poll out of iowa showing that voters are split on impeachment. so how do you think this will impact the polls? >> i think that it's possible that this impeachment has not moved the polls and will to deteriorate for the democrats. obviously, all the republican party, the vast majority of republicans do not want to see the president removed from office and a good portion of the democrats want to see the president removed from office. the target market are the independent. with independents it seems to me the polls are slipping in favor of removal. the economy is get. the be president justify just d

the cap iitulation from iran. removal from office is less and less likely. heather: not if you listen to nancy pelosi over the weekend. did that benefit or hurt her? did she kind of give herself away by saying no matter what this president will be impeached and basically showing the democrats' hand? >> i think as she said on the sunday shows, this president gave house democrats no easy way out when it came to impeachment. they felt a strong call to the constitution and defending the constitution and really calling out the president's abuses. they feel like the president has given them no option and they feel like they're doing their duty, now it's onto the senate where she is meeting with the house caucus tuesday morning to assign managers and likely articles will be sent over on wednesday or thursday of this week. heather: and we'll see what happens there. thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks, heather we will be right back. where did it come from?

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heather: welcome back. you're watching "fox & friends first." cleanup is underway a across the u.s. after a weekend of devastating storms and tornadoes leave at least 12 people dead. today, some louisiana students are out of school after the roof of their middle school was just torn off. a texas community came out in droves to honor two first responders who were killed while working the scene of an icy crash. the officer and the paramedic both remembered as; true servants. another firefighter remains in consider it critical condition. australian firefighters gained the upper hand overnight, on devastating wildfires. temperatures have cooled, winds have finally died down across the country. the prime minister will launch an inquiry into fire response after being slammed for not providing enough resources. at least 28 people and over a

billion animals have died. koalas could become endangered as a results of all of this. first responders now throwing vegetables from helicopters to feed the starving wildlife. just heart-breaking images. well, now to a fox business alert for you. asian stock markets surging overnight as the u.s. and china prepare to sign the phase one trade deal in just about 48 hours. tracee carrasco from our sister network, fox business, here with why both nations are feeling optimistic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. asian stocks did close higher on monday, ahead of the signing of phase one of the trade deal on wednesday. the shanghai, hang kenning, kospi, -- hang seng, kospi, they all did close higher. japanese markets were closed for of the day. here's what treasury secretary steven p mnuchin had to say. >> it's 200 billion of add of additional products across the board over the next two years,

specifically in agriculture, 40 to 50 billion. this is a big opportunity for our farmers. >> reporter: this would be a big opportunity for farmers. looking at u.s. you futures right now, pointing higher after closing lower on friday. heather: so let's talk about starbucks. now offering its employees a meditation app. what is that? >> reporter: because there are a lot of stresses when you deal with working in high capacity jobs like starbucks, a lot of customers, a lot to deal with. they're offering their employees this new app, its is called head space. typically this app costs $12.99 a month. they're giving the app to their employees for free as part of their benefits. this is something that we are seeing a lot of companies starting to do, offer apps like for meditation, for financial planning, for productivity, just small benefits that go a long way for employees. things to make their lives a little easier. heather: i'll tell you something else that helps, less caffeine. that doesn't really work with starbucks, does it.

so there's that. thank you, tracee. the time now, 15 minutes until the top of the hour. will queen elizabeth rule with a an iron fist. with the high stakes meeting still to come, a royal comment tatcommentator explains how to repair the rift between the royals. here, it all starts with a simple...

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>> very significant day and it's very important that with the queen presiding over this meeting with prince of wales, with william, with harry, and with meghan, apparently participating by telephone, that the groundwork for some form of agreement after the bombshell announcement had that harry and meghan were stepping down as senior royals last wednesday, some form of agreement which can be worked on subsequently. it's going to take a long time. there are multiple issues -- heather: the queen is saying within 72 hours. what do we expect to be covered at the summit? >> i assure you, it's probably going to take longer than 72 hours, probably that will be just the kernel, the gist of it.

they may not necessarily reach an agreement. there's been all sorts of noise about kiss and tell documentaries and the like, if they don't, from harry and meghan. this is from tom bratby who did the documentary of them in southern africa. what's on the agenda? they want to live in britain, in the cottage, the taxpayers renovated for them. and a north america, that could extend to canada and california subsequently. the security fee would be enormous. that must be settled. then subsequently they want to be financially self-sufficient. most of their money comes from the prince of wales, 95%, 5% from the sovereign fund, that involves travel expenses. how will that be worked out? heather: apparently they've

already thought about that and the palace is behind the ball here, because meghan markle is doing voice-overs for disney. >> i don't think anyone would object to voice-overs from disney. but there would be considerable concern if they endorsed products that were commercial and possibly somewhat dubious value when it came to being a member of the royal family. this is the problem. also, no political views, that's another thing the royals are a-political. there are so many aspects of this that have to be taken carefully, any endorsement of anything that's undesirable or sensational would cause problems. who decides this? who makes the decision for them if they're completely on their own, it's up to them. but they won't be. they'll still do royal duties. will they be doing royal duties in britain and what about -- all

of this, there's also the tax situation. i understand that's problematic. heather: i'm sure that is problematic. thank you so much for joining us. we will see what happens today and if it happens in 72 hours many thank you. well, the time now, about six minutes until the top of the hour. a plea for help posted in a car window, alarming drivers. why police say this cry for help is not what it seems. and the kansas city chiefs' explosive performance comes with a cost. the celebration fans missed out on because of all that winning. ♪ got my money on my mind. ♪ i can never get enough. ♪ and every time i step up in the field. ♪ everybody's hands go up. when we started our business

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heather: welcome back. an explosive office silenced fireworks at arrowwood stadium overnight. of usuals apologizing to fans for running out of fireworks during the chiefs, texans game. fans said the team scored too many touchdowns and didn't have enough for each one made. what a tough problem to have. the washington national cathedral blesses a bible for the new space force. it will be used to swear in all commanders for the new military branch introduced by president trump last december. now it's time for thed good, the bad and the ugly. the good, a 10-year-old rewarded

for his good deed. the alabama boy returning $900 to a woman who lost it at target. the store even giving him a $100 gift card. he deserved it. now the bad. this sign may look like a desperate plea for help but police in california say it was just a bad joke. a minor holding up this sign as a prank, shocking fellow drivers while her mom had no idea. police did not think it was very funny either. and finally the ugly, this tweet going viral after a woman's coworker said she was late because of a nail in their tire but a closer look shows the looks a little more like an emoji. many slamming the photo. one person saying the worker basically quit. the person has allegedly used this excuse more than once, though. we'll let you know what happened when we find out. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first." thanks for joining us. "fox & friends first" continues right now, bye-bye. rob: it is monday,

january 13th. a major change coming to the military that has a dozen saudi troops set to be expelled from the united states today. jillian: it comes as the feds wrap up their investigation into the pensacola shooting rampage. we are live with the latest details. plus, impeachment is back in play on capitol hill. but is nancy pelosi -- but as nancy pelosi cries coverup, the republican counter part says the goal is to shield the bidens. >> this benefits joe biden. this harms senator sanders many because he will be stuck in a chair. >> diss missing i dismissing . rob: we are live in washington with details. also, cardi b for congress? jillian: why she thinks me has what it takes to run for office. "fox & friends first" continues right now.