national days national months. it is time to toss to rob and jillian who have not had it. rob: my head is spicy. i am still here. thanks so much, tuesday january 28th, fox news alert, the world on edge over the deadly coronavirus as the debt.. jillian: the state department moves quickly to bring americans home. new clues, what led to the horrific helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his young daughter and 7 others. >> major honest public is legend. the two best teams in football face-off as super bowl fever sweeps miami. >> two former pros weigh in on the game day debate over him moving kickoff. "fox and friends first" continues right now.

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deal in speculation not based in evidentiary standards saying impeachment is being weapon iced. >> we are living a lie thing can be described as the age of impeachment. instead of a once in a century phenomenon which it had been, president of impeachment has become a weapon to be wielded against one's political opponents. >> they made the case for why the president wanted investigations into corruption specifically with regards to the bidens. >> hunter biden's decision to join burisma raised flags almost immediately. even an outlet with bias for democrats pointed out hunter biden's activities created a conflict of interest for joe biden. >> is for the alleged bolton claim, the the president told

him the ukrainian aid would be withheld, whether that will sway four gop senators to call for witnesses is likely to be determined. the president addressing that claim calling it falls as schumer applies pressure. >> ambassador bolton's manuscript was sent to the white house a month ago. the president ordered everyone with firsthand knowledge of his actions not to testify in the impeachment inquiry. we are all staring at a white house cover-up in the face. rob: the president's team will wrap up their arguments today. then tomorrow will start 16 hours of questions in written form to the chief justice, maybe that vote by the end of the week on whether this is going to go beyond this weekend. shannon: donald trump's defense resting today, john roberts will facilitate questions from both sides.

>> congressman debbie lasko says she has enough and called out democrats she says are dragging things out for their own gain. >> a bunch of rhetoric and all that is, by the democrats, it has been, all of 2019, to influence the 2020 election, that is what this is about, nothing to do with the truth or anything else, it is about taking back the power. the whole goal is not about impeachment, they know he is going to be acquitted. they are trying to influence the 2020 election, trying to drag this out as long as they can and quite frankly it wouldn't surprise me if the house does other articles of impeachment up until the election. >> nancy pelosi hasn't revealed her hand, steny hoyer considering calling john bolton to testify circling the impeachment wagons back in the house. rob: fox news alert, hong kong

suspending personal travel permits as the coronavirus continues to spread. in china the us is evacuating americans, the consulate in wuhan is starting a fight for workers and us citizens. the cdc raising is travel advisory urging americans not to go to the city or surrounding area. doctor mark siegel is questioning china's claims of being transparent. >> i have reason to believe that is not true. the numbers are suddenly skyrocketing and for months there was word out of china that people were getting sick from a strange illness and people dying. are they on the death certificates, this virus? >> this video shows the streets of wuhan, the center of this outbreak, completely deserted. that city is home to 11 million people. there have been five confirmed

cases of the coronavirus in five states, more than 100 patients under evaluation in 26 days, the president tweeting we offered china and president xi any help that is necessary. our experts are extraordinary. jillian: us backed forces are ambushed as they try to reach a crashed military plane. a taliban spokesman says flies with healthy afghan troops from securing the crash site. a local police officials the four bodies were found in the wreckage. the taliban claims it shot down the surveillance claim. the crash was due to technical issues. isis allowing to wage war on israel, a new phase of terror. calling on fighters to reclaim the west bank by attacking jewish settlements like these. foiling the middle east peace deal.

rob: donald trump set to unveil his peace plan at the white house joined by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his political challenger, the deal is expected to be good for the palestinians. they will eventually agreed to it. people are burning pictures of donald trump accusing him of selling their homeland. jillian: the helicopter pilot who flew crooked lion and 7 others tried to climb over clouds on the deadly crash. the chopper turned right before slamming into a mountainside in california. rob: todd pyro on the final moment that doomed flight. >> reporter: investigators examining several potential causes of the crash, not willing to rollout any factors.

>> we are not just focusing on whether, we take a broad look at everything around an investigation and around an accident, look at man, machine, the environment. jillian: it is not clear the exact role it played in crash but it is revealed a new audio recording the pilot tried to climb over clouds just minutes before the chopper went down. listen to the moment air traffic control lost contact. >> what is your intention? 2 echo x-ray, your too low at this time. rob: the silence is deafening. here's a breakdown of the exact flightpath. after 9:00, the helicopter forced to circle for 12 minutes before flying north. it is not the typical route they

would take. just before 10:00 the helicopter crashing 30 miles from their destination. nine people killed including kobe bryant and his 30-year-old daughter. they shared communion at catholic mass hours before the crash. tributes continue to pour in, lebron james, the star of kobe's former team the lakers hosting a movie message on instagram saying, quote, i literally just heard your voice sunday morning before i left philly to head back to la, didn't think for one moment in 1 million years that would be the last conversation we would have. the in the honoring kobe by postponing the lakers clippers game at the staples center and announcing kobe will headline in this year's hall of fame class. jillian: then you hear about other families, other folks on board. rob: horrible day, thanks so much. the weather here for a second. we have a big forecast coming up

this weekend in florida. jillian: just telling jillian we might see rain on friday. keep that in mind when you are packing but not too bad. as we look at the weekend, above average for a lot of folks including punxsutawney, pennsylvania where the groundhog will make his big forecast. i think it should be an early spring. current amateur 20 minneapolis, 32 in chicago, 38 in new york city. we have some nuisance rain and snow, another system in the northwest, they have been pounded with heavy coastal rain and mountain snow so there is your future radar. some of this will get into florida, the central system the cold front will be on the move, we at the tail end the cold front friday and saturday but sunday looks really good. there is miami, 80 degrees, some

showers in the forecast which typically this time of year you see and friday and saturday, rain but sunday looks really good. >> for the game it is spectacular, mid 70s. rob: you really don't know what is going to happen. >> it changes on a dime. rob: thank you. i lived there for 3 years. >> i learn something new every day. attribute for kobe bryant overnight. a moment of silence for all nine people killed in the california helicopter crash. rob: both teams speaking out for the first time ahead of the big game, kansas city chiefs in san francisco 49ers say they are ready. >> wants to go and play our best football, tried to win the game,

get one for kansas city and everybody. >> it is just have a player you can't think about it too much, just play football. jillian: a good look, text message from former teammate and 6-time super bowl champ tom brady. rob: the super bowl only on fox sunday, kick off at 6:30 eastern, going to be tired on monday. jillian: where are you going? rob: i have no clue. i have no stock in either team. 12 minutes after the hour. the president's legal team calling out the democrats for engaging in what they call justice. >> where were their calls for impeachment when smoking gun evidence emerged that president obama violated their standards? they want one system of justice for democrats and another system of justice for everyone else. rob: congressman greg's to be

had a front row seat, he says what is happening in the senate is a partisan witchhunt. we will talk about that when he joins us live. jillian: slip sliding away, two delivery guys trying and failing to get a package to its destination. we are coming right back. i need a ride. here hold this. follow that spud. [ tires screech ] the big idaho potato truck is touring america telling folks about idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck?

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>> they argue the case against former president obama would have been stronger than the current charges against donald trump. jillian: can help managers claim abuse of power if they only hold their political opponents accountable? here to react is florida congressman, what do you make that argument? we are at the point we continue to go around in circles and you are arguing to your base on both sides because it doesn't seem anyone will be swaying to the other side at this point. >> the american people have made up their mind into the point you just made we have joe biden on national television admitting to a quid pro quo. it is selective justice, they go after donald trump because they know they can't beat him at the ballot box and the judiciary committee i have been on over a year started off with russia collusion, bob mueller came, obstruction of justice and the whistleblower comes around so this is something the democrats

have been trying to do. rob: talking about the defense, this moment, let's show you this moment between president obama and the president of russia, dimitri medvedev. >> after i my election i will have more flexibility. kim jong un conversation about a missile defense system russia did not want in place on eastern europe and the president's defense said he was using the power of the office to help his reelection by selling out i guess american, our interest in that region. what do you say? >> i agree with the trump defense team. the hypocrisy of democrats is amazing to me. go back to the call transcript.

you have video of obama and joe biden talking about a quid pro quo, the actual call transcript of donald trump and president zelinski, no evidence of wrongdoing so it doesn't matter what these people say, you have the actual transcript of the call the american people can read for themselves. jillian: let's talk about this going to the house. steny hoyer has floated the idea of calling john bolton before the house. was would you make of that? would that be the right move? >> it wouldn't be the right move the country but that is what the democrats in the last year doing, impeaching this president. since the impeachment articles left the house and gone to the senate judiciary committee hasn't had a single meeting because they are focused on impeachment and they don't want to focus on the issues they care about like medicare for all and the green new deal because they know the american people don't support them. they will continue to keep this impeachment narrative going into the 2020 election because they

think it will damage the president. rob: a lot of fuel on the fire of the argument of this release. >> like when bob mueller was going to be the savior for the democrats and testify about all this wrongdoing that never came to fruition. i don't put much stock in that. back to the call transcript, the american people are sick and tired of this impeachment debacle and we need to move on and work for the american people. jillian: thank you for your time. rob: the supreme court stands up for border security, a big immigration win for the president. jillian: what happens when the white house faces off with the travel ban, breaking down both cases. ♪ i love rakuten, it's basically free money. it's an easy way to earn cashback on the stuff i'm already buying. sometimes it's 3% sometimes it's 8% but you're always getting cashback. so it's like getting free money. go to rakuten.com and sign up today for a $10 bonus.

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rob: donald trump's travel ban headed back to court three years after it was first imposed, federal appeals court in virginia making arguments in 3 cases challenging this controversial rule even though the supreme court over held the legality of the band, house democrats are expected to vote on repealing the travel man in the coming weeks. they suspend immigration to the united states from several muslim majority countries along with north korea and venezuela. jillian: the supreme court allows the trump administration to enforce new rules that would deny green cards are illegal immigrants. immigrants applying for permanent residency must show they won't be a burden on taxpayers raising public benefits like food stamps and medicaid. democratic rival michael bloomberg tweeting, quote, how far we have followed from give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free.

rob: we knew this already. everything is hackable, chilling message left on several nfl affiliated account. jillian: tracy carrasco here with the breach taking everyone by surprise ahead of the super bowl. >> reporter: twitter is saying 14 nfl twitter account of impact including the kansas city chiefs and san francisco 49ers ahead of the super bowl. one of the messages is we are here to show everybody that everything is hack couple. the green bay hackers -- it is called our mind. they have been responsible for hacking other accounts like that of netflix and sony music but scary to think about if attackers can get into the nfl account what else can they get into. >> there is actually a 70 layer gift that has been created. >> it is almost 1100 pounds

created by the guys, they wanted to see how many layers of being did they could come up with, they have 10 recipes in this concoction, ahead of the super bowl, that is one of the most popular snacks at super bowl parties. within that been depth they have a veggie dip, buffalo dip, spicy dip, a few of them, qualified to be the largest layered dip by the guinness book of world records last week. >> a los of been that. rob: you would need a lot to consume that. thanks so much. jillian: five confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the united states. our next guest is one of the doctors in the hospital where the first american patient is being treated. she joins us with the latest on

efforts to contain the disease. rob: pressure mounted on prince andrew to cooperate in the jeffrey epstein trial, but he is stonewalling the investigation. ♪

>> good morning and welcome back. starting with donald trump's legal team, focusing its case on the impeachment trial, slamming democrat for weapon icing

impeachment and leaked claims from john bolton. the senate will vote on witnesses later this week. >> the helicopter pilot who flew kobe bryant and 7 others tried to climb over clouds before the deadly crash. the ntsb revealing the chopper turned before slamming into a mountainside, the cause of the crash under investigation but that dense fog is a factor. >> germany reporting its first case of the coronavirus as hong kong suspends personal travel, the us is beginning to evacuate americans from china today is the cdc is raising a travel advisory urging americans not to go where the outbreak began. 106 people have died. there have been 5 confirmed cases in the us in four states. in germany, 14 countries with confirmed cases, donald trump helping to contain the

coronavirus outbreak about what needs to be done at home. >> doctor amy phillips with the office of regional medical system means she oversees washington state hospital with the first us patient being treated. she joins us to explain how urgent the situation is. how concerned are you at this point? >> i'm less concerned then perhaps some mostly because here in the us we put in a lot of fantastic safeguards and screenings to identify and isolate and treat people who have been exposed to the virus in wuhan. jillian: how do we prevent this from becoming a full-blown epidemic. you have another case being investigated at our charter school in philadelphia, they take exchange students, students to travel overseas and symptoms

don't always start right away. that is the scary part for a lot of people at home. >> you are 100% right. we are learning more about this virus every day. it could be 14 days between the time somebody is exposed and all the cases that are present in the us were exposed abroad. we have not yet had, knock on wood we will not have based on infection prevention happening around the country cases where there is person-to-person transmission here within the us. our ability to screen and identify anybody with symptoms, with exposure in china is the way we are doing contact isolation so we identify people at risk and make sure their germs are contained and can't spread to the community. rob: we see a video of them taking temperatures looking for symptoms but the question is if you have a disease people can spread when they feel perfectly

fine long before they get the fever how do you contain it? how do you stop it spreading like wildfire like it appears it has in china? >> perfect question because it is what we talk about during flu season that influenza kills 21-60,000 people, 36,000 people last season coming in the us each year and the way we talk about containing influenza is cover the cost, wash your hands, touch your face, make sure you use hand sanitizer afterwards, things that would prevent the spread of infection prevent the spread of infection with the coronavirus so that is what we encourage everybody to do, not only people who travel but everybody. if you are sick, stay home. make sure you contain the germs.

jillian: you are overseeing one of these hospitals dealing with patients, the first patient in the us. what is it like in the hospital? is the day today now that you have a patient there? >> the day today in the hospital is pretty much normal although in hospitals we have patients do need to be isolated. what is different about this one, we are using a next or a layer of isolation where we are ensuring the patient himself and also the healthcare workers minimize risk of exposure so we can't contain the insurance so they get beyond where we want them to spread. rob: we have been through a lot, we have seen sars and ebola and bird flu, how do you get people to take these warnings seriously. >> every time there is a novel

infection, our infection prevention skills were put to the test with ybor and making sure every hospital in the us had to figure out a way to deal with novel infections, ebola really made the game in the healthcare system so that we could keep healthcare workers safe, taking care of patients, hospitals are ready and the healthcare system is ready to help deal with novel infections. everyone worries about them. the basics of handwashing, isolation that we really do have great tools these days that contain epidemics. jillian: thank you for that information. we appreciate it. rob: federal prosecutors in new york looking to interview prince

andrew with the disgraced financier jeffrey epstein. >> publicly offered in a press release offered to cooperate with law enforcement investigating the crimes committed by jeffrey epstein, prince andrew has provided 0 cooperation. jillian: the prince announced he would step back from his royal duties after a woman claimed he was extracted by epstein when she was 17 years old. prince andrew has denied the accusations of any wrongdoing. jillian: nike start telling kobe bryant merchandise online trying to keep retailers from profiting off of the nba legend's tragic death. and reading in part, quote, he was a beloved member of the nike family. kim jong un million fans calling

on the nba to put kobe bryant on the league's logo. the online petition growing overnight. jillian: jerry west is responsible for making kobe bryant a los angeles laker, has not changed since 1971. he was a 5-time champion and 18 time all-star. bernie sanders surging in the polls as we close in on the iowa caucuses but the democrats end up burning themselves if he gets the nomination. democratic strategists kevin walling says it could cost the party in november if sanders comes out on top. rob: big rooms for bigfoot believers. a sasquatch sighting and this time we have video. ooker with tender crisp technology. the best of pressure cooking and air frying are now in one pot. and only the ninja foodi has tender crisp technology,

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jillian: today donald trump

heads to new jersey for his rally with jeff van drew. supporters camping out at the wildwood convention center, record-breaking 175,000 tickets requested, the hall holds 75,000 people, van drew switched from being a democrat to republican to support the president. the race for georgia senate could turn into a better republican showdown. congressman doug collins is expected to announce a run against kelly leffler. collins likely to campaign on his backing of donald trump who pushed him to fill the seat after johnny isaacson resigned in october. there was instead appointed to the seat, the president once called her too moderate. rob: bernie sanders pooling had in the latest iowa primary polls but the rest of the party feeling the burn? the democratic party wants to see his flame burnout as it did in 2016. joining me to discuss this is kevin wallace.

good morning, let's look at two quick polls, iowa and new hampshire, bernie sanders in iowa, 30% over joe biden, in new hampshire by 7 points. what is your party going to do about bernie sanders? >> the sanders has to be happy with these polls, the question of when you surge, when you had the momentum, less then a week from iowa voters going to the polls next monday the sanders team has to be feeling good about where he stands. if he can maintain that along with other senators, not on the ground campaigning, we will see if that has an effect. rob: all the energy is with candidates like bernie sanders but people like former president obama, hillary clinton beating up on him. a lot of people going after bernie sanders, people think he was slighted of the nomination

in 2016. it seems the democratic establishment is trying to do that again this time. >> a lot of raw feelings, senator sanders has this burn the house down mentality. one of the things coming up 2016 is nearly 14% of the voters who supported senator sanders in the primary switched over and voted for donald trump in the general election so there is a lot of hard feelings among his supporters, despite the fact that hillary clinton won more vote in the primary. rob: if bernie is slated, if the dnc figures out way to push them out of the way, how do you bring that coalition together to vote in 2020? if you burn the far left flank a second time how do you get them to vote for your moderate candidate? >> we can't afford to do that. fundamentally joe biden and bernie sanders have been friends

for a long time, they serve together for a long time, works together, whoever the nominee is, senator sanders, the vice president, everyone who is running has committed to get behind whoever the nominee is but we need a sign of unity because we know the number one factor for democratic primary voters is to defeat donald trump. we need to rally behind one another whoever the nominee is. rob: aoc said not only in america can joe biden -- we will see. they say it is a big thing. we appreciate it. jillian: should the nfl scrapped the super bowl sunday tradition? millions of grown-ups plan to play hooky the day after the big game. debating the merits of holding it on saturday. rob: first we check with brian kilmeade. >> i would like to do it on

saturday. there is nothing older than the super bowl on monday. it is saturday. it makes an exciting segments for you. what happens in 14 minutes? let me tell you we are talking about the bolton book and explosive revelations reportedly in the book. m aga has turned on bolton as bolton turns on the president. william barr dispute a lot of things in this book. the president put on a solid defense, reports that the president's team, the president thought it was boring. we will talk about that with lee selden on his impeachment strategy with one day left on that and the president of the united states going to do a

rally, jeff van drew, the democrat who turned republican in new jersey will be there, over 100,000 requests for seats, peter schweitzer's book is rocketing up the charts, profiles of corruption. elizabeth warren in the crosshairs today, what she did and what her daughter got. charles payne is wondering what is going on with the stock market. those are some of the topics we will be discussing and i urge you, especially rob and jillian, about what is going on under the desk. >> we are coming right back. by the strolle♪s

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rob: if that doesn't get you pumped up i don't know what will. we are days from super bowl liv and 60,000 people signed a petition to move all future superballs to saturday, a movement started by a teenage football fan from new york. here to debate whether this should happen or not, chris barletta and mike cox. what do you think? should we move the super bowl to saturday? >> i think they definitely should. it is beneficial to the fans, a whole weekend for fans to relax and not worry about going to work or school the next day and enjoy the experience that much more. compared to other holidays it is not really comparable, christmas, 90% of the population celebrates that and prepared -- st. patrick's day 50% and still

they don't get a day off for that holiday. jillian: what do you think? >> it would be beneficial to fans but the reality is the nfl, it is all about making money. this is a revenue play. having the super bowl on sunday, the most-watched day of television, over 100 million people watch the super bowl, more would watch it on sundays and saturday but the other thing is the south florida economy will benefit mostly from the super bowl, they invest $20 million in infrastructure to support the game, it will return $500 million to the economy in south florida, restaurants and hotels in bennis's benefit and having that full weekend gives them the full benefit. jillian: people who don't live in south florida are saying i don't care what is going on in south florida. >> demand more revenue from their ad spots. jillian: that theme of revenue let's talk about some numbers

because this is the productivity and people who go to work potentially after the super bowl, 17 million people plan to skip work, 7.8 million take preapproved time off -- i am sick. 22 million would go to work late, leave earlier work from home so you are talking about people who won't be as productive as they would normally be on monday so people all over the country, corporations and businesses could potentially be missing out. let's listen to a soundbite from the kid who started this. i want your take on this. >> the super bowl to be on saturday because of schools are not open, the next morning or work, might as well put it saturday. jillian: i will go to you, chris, you have kids. super bowl is late on the east coast. do your kids stay up and go to

school? >> my kids might be too young, 7 and 4 but the 7-year-old would stay up late watching. i would rather have a debate about taking monday off as a national holiday than talking saturday versus sunday. >> i'm with you and i would prefer it on saturday. i will give you the final word on this. >> i don't think it is realistic at all. to have the day off, world series or nba finals or anything like that, it has to stop somewhere. it is entertainment. jillian: on saturday everyone can spend all day, then spend all night and you can recover if you need an extra beverage or two. >> exactly. thank you so much. watch the super bowl on fox this sunday and "fox and friends" live in miami starting friday morning. thanks, guys. rob: power through monday, you

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rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good a police canine helping make the biggest meth bust in

arizona history. the dog finding the iii lxii-pound stash hidden in the car estimated to be worth more than $4 million a couple from illinois arrested. ing. jillian: pizzato forced to take down a billboard: some say it is in poor taste since it's national human trafficking month. >> most people like them. >> i don't think it's offensive. they are trying to get people to notice them. jillian: the ohio sign has already been rereplaced. rob: sure got noticed. struggling to push a package up a very icy street. [laughter] jillian: oh my gosh. rob rock look at them lay down. viral video in iowa by crawling on knees and sliding back to the truck. that's just great.

jillian: have you ever had anything like that happen? >> i have been on serious ice. i have never had to push a bike up the street. >> i have had a car with the emergency brake on roll out of an icy driveway in the middle of the night. rob: yikes, that's dangerous. see you later. jillian: bye. ♪ keeps on turning ♪ i don't know where i will be tomorrow ♪ wheels in the skies keep on turning. steve: welcome toggle washington, d.c. and the big town u.s.a. new york city. it is january 28th, 2020. you are watching "fox & friends." ainsley: do you know what happened 70 years ago? my mother was born. 70 years old. brian: going home to experience it. ainsley: fly back and forth to miami. the party was planned before i knew we were traveling to the super bowl. i am of course not going to miss that. steve: just bring your mom to the super bowl. ainsley: