todd: a passenger escaped after a plane plunges into the ocean, video showing the moment they went down in australia as people on the beach nearby watch. those two men managed to swim all the way to shore. >> and our sanctuary found this big bird stuck in a ditch, father was hurt, turns out he just couldn't get himself off the ground, weighing nine outfits. we should go on one too after all the seating on "fox and friends first," the show continues right now. rob: it is thursday january 30th, a desperate search happening for a missing infant in florida, andrew caballero. jillian: what we know about a string of murders leading up to his disappearance. senators have a say in the impeachment trial. rob: the resurfaced video from john bolton that has donald trump declaring game over for democrats.

and a family's and thinkable tragedy. jillian: a touching tribute to kobe and gigi, keeping the spirit alive. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ jillian: is it thursday? rob: i hope it is thursday. it is pretty quiet.

rain and snow. rob: still getting lucky with winter. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. rob: thanks for getting up with us today and game over, that is donald trump's message to democrats regarding the impeachment trial is newly resurfaced video john bolton and adam schiff bring their credibility into question. >> doug mcelway at the nation's capital as the fight for witnesses is heating up in the senate. >> new development while you slept, the president's spirits buoyed by the release of these newly resurfaced videos of john bolton. and cast doubt on his credibility. and healing to this, and he makes no mention of a quid pro quo. take a listen.

>> the president called to congratulate president the linsky and his election, and success in the parliamentary election, they were warm and cordial calls, we hope they will meet in warsaw and have a few minutes together. >> reporter: another resurfacing of an old tape of adam schiff criticizing bolton's because national security adviser saying bolton lacks credibility. >> particularly given the history of the politicization of intelligence over wmd why pick someone who the same issue has been raised repeatedly and that is john bolton's politicization in cuba and other issues, why would we want someone with that lack of credibility? i don't understand. >> reporter: last night's question-and-answer session focused on whether or not to call new witnesses including bolton but the president's team

says if bolton is called would open the floodgates to as many as 18 new witnesses called by the president's defense including was a little, hunter biden, joe biden, the inspected general of the intelligence committee, on and on, dragging the trial out for months. the president's defense says democrats are abusing what the framers intended the impeachment to be. >> they didn't intend to give congress a license to decide who to impeach or who not to impeach on partisan grounds. i read you the list of 40 american presidents accused of abuse of power. should every one of them have been removed from office? it is too vague a term. >> reporter: we expect a q and a session to resume and things that could be wrapped up to a lot of republican senators by this afternoon as far as the q and a session is concerned. rob: thanks so much. >> the fight over with assistance from the fact that

republicans don't want to help adam schiff put finishing touches on a cake that should be set. rob: elise stefanik says the case to be tossed based on adam schiff's lies alone. >> from the wall of the united states senate adam schiff lied to millions of americans who were tuning in saying there was no coordination with the whistleblower. we know there was coordination between adam schiff, his staff and the whistleblower before the was a blower complaint was even issued. they helped put together the complaint and he withheld that information from his colleagues on the committee. the good news is the president's legal team has done at a the job poking holes in adam schiff's case proving there is no direct evidence of any impeachable offense. jillian: republicans need 51 votes to shut down democrats calls for more witnesses. rob: the world health organization will decide if the deadly coronavirus is a global emergency. the white house a similar task

force to monitor the virus, over 1000 today, the virus killing 170 people, infecting 7700 at this point. only five confirmed in the us at this time. nearly 200 americans returning from wuhan, china are under a voluntary 3 day quarantine. of no symptoms show up they can travel home and be monitored for the next two weeks. 800 americans are believed to be tracking shine as a growing number of airlines are suspending flights to that region. jillian: the search for missing baby intensifies after the father accused of stealing the newborn is found dead. florida police issuing an amber alert naming ernesto caballero as the suspected abductor when the infant's mother, grandmother and great-grandmother were all found dead. it appears he killed himself but the baby was nowhere to be found. >> one individual told us he saw

a blonde woman sitting in the truck. i sit here and pray to god that that is true and she has a baby. what we are praying for his he handed the baby off to somebody. jillian: police urge anyone with information to call 9 one one. it is deadline day for a mother and stepfather to turn over two missing kids. they were found in hawaii last week. a judge in idaho gave them five days to bring the children to court. joshua and highly ryan have been missing since september. their grandparents arriving in idaho hope for their safe return. >> i'm not even mad at her because i don't care -- the only thing i care about is those two grandkids. >> if not return the couple could face contempt charges.

rob: kobe bryant honored with a moment of silence in the first game at the staples center since his death. the la kings pay tribute before their hockey game against the lightning. the lakers are scheduled to play there tomorrow as kobe bryant's heartbroken widow speaks out, vanessa bryant says she is devastated as you might imagine posting and instagram there aren't enough words to describe our pain, it is impossible to imagine life without them. we wake up each day trying to push on and hope kobe and gigi are signing on us a life away. bryant creating the funds to raise money for the crash victim's families. there are two 7 others, the helicopter's record was moved to phoenix where the ntsb will consider investigating. jillian: putting america first donald trump signing a usmc trade agreement into law, democrats limit the president for snubbing them at the white house ceremony. garrett tenney has more on the event.

>> finally ending the nafta nightmare and signing into law the brand-new us-mexico canada agreement. >> reporter: hundreds of guests gathering at the white house as the president signs a new trade deal into law. in his remarks he spoke about the impact this agreement will have. >> we have replaced a disastrous trade deal that rewarded outsourcing with a fair and reciprocal trade deal that will keep jobs, wealth and growth right here in america. >> reporter: the new overhaul of nafta, trade agreement has driven the clinton administration and aims to strengthen auto manufacturing in the us and increase access to markets for dairy farmers. earlier this month the senate overwhelmingly approved legislation with rare bipartisan support. >> what the president will be signing is different from what the president sent us. i hope he understands what he is signing as it is a bad thing. the difference in enforcement, protecting american workers, protecting the environment and

prescription drugs. >> reporter: of the critics include environment agreed to argue the agreement doesn't go far enough to combat climate change. the us mca needs to be heard by canada before it can take effect. rob: getting close to the game, the san francisco 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs in a highly anticipated super bowl matchup. jillian: the average retail ticket price is nearly $7,000, that is $2,000 more than last year's tickets. the surge is because hard rock stadium is smaller than other venues in the game's location in miami. kim jong un cold super bowl this year. kanye west will hold a sunday service hours before the kickoff.

the super bowl is this sunday, three days away on fox, i am sure if you turn fox network on all day long there will be all sorts of fun stuff in preparation for the game and you will be down there. jillian: we are going down today. it is 11 minutes after the hour. the fight over impeachment witnesses will soon be center stage. >> this is not an inquiry into what happened in ukraine. i allegations rising to the level you would describe -- deprive the american people the person they elected as president. jillian: newt gingrich knows a thing or two about impeachment so is this a legitimate trial? tankers -- texas guardsmen michael burgess at the house had a chance and joins us live. rob: be careful when you cut open those avocados to make guacamole. the advice you need to know if you don't land in the emergency room. ♪ let's be honest,

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jillian: democratic senator chris than hall and plans to force a vote demanding chief justice john roberts subpoena impeachment witnesses and rule on any claims of executive privilege. rob: how will this bold move change the course of the trial? will it? texas congressman michael burgess, let's pull up a tweet from van hollen. this is what he is saying to give john roberts a lot of power. a motion that will ask john roberts to subpoena any witnesses and documents he things are relevant to this and will on executive privilege to speed this up. does this have any chance? >> it is an unusual move. on the house side the senate makes their own rules, the senate will vote on that. i have serious doubts that

motion will actually pass but i can say this about the issue of witnesses on the house side. i am on the house committee on rules. the articles of impeachment came to the floor of the house, we had to write the rules that would allow debate on the articles and there was concern on the republican side because they hadn't allowed any republican witnesses to be called so we brought up the issue of witnesses and we are pretty sure that all the witnesses they needed hear from have been heard from and it was such a serious issue of such significance for national security that there could be no delay and it had to go to the floor tomorrow morning and be voted on and now they say we don't have enough witnesses. you can't have it both ways. their assertion is they heard from all the witnesses that need to be heard from. jillian: let's listen to what

newt gingrich said on hannity last night. >> this is not an inquiry into what happened in ukraine. this is an impeachment trial. it is an absolute game for any of them to vote yes to have more witnesses because the witnesses won't change anything. this is not an impeachable offense. jillian: you agree with him? it is down on both sides, agree or disagree? >> i agree with the former speaker and hold him in high regard but the issue is not going to change. the outcome is not going to change. we have known the outcome of this charade from the beginning. at the end of the process donald trump is the president and there is an election in november. rob: nancy pelosi said they

didn't call bolton and mulvaney, has anything changed? now we are going to drag it out starting now rather than in december? >> it could. that is the gamble. the senator from maryland feels he can get justice roberts to change the rules in the middle of the senate trial. i don't think that will work and i don't think there will be the votes to do that. jillian: let's talk about the coronavirus. this outbreak is nearing 8000 cases in china this exceeded the sars epidemic and you are reached by the cdc. we have so many questions. first, are we getting all the information from china? is everything we are accurate? >> i can't speak to the accuracy of what we are hearing. china has imposed the largest quarantine impost in the history of public health, they closed a city of 10 million people where the epicenter of this virus is. that is a good thing from the standpoint of more people with

an infection won't be traveling out. the bad thing is the news blackout so we don't know. i do know our cdc and our nih and secretary of health has been trying to work with the chinese, get them to allow our help but the china problem to be sure but it could become an america problem, a worldwide problem and we need to be cognizant of that. rob: hopefully you are more confident after being briefed by the cdc. >> i was worried about this as i have ever been. when i came here sars was the thing, we had two versions of bird flu, swine flu, this one concerns me more and it is evolving daily. the advice that was put up, no

travel in china should be undertaken. my preference would be to not allow anyone in from china. and everyone who is coming in. rob: senator elizabeth warren wants to make it a crime to spread lies online but she has issues with the truth. her controversial plan is embracing censorship. jillian: go big or go home, we are diving into an unbelievable super bowl spread including all out next stadium. you don't want to miss it. ♪

>> free-speech police, elizabeth warren unveiling a plan to stop election disinformation online. jillian: the democrat faust to offer civil and criminal penalties for spreading lies to impact voter turnout. >> reporter: elizabeth for his the first 2020 candidate to criminalize election disinformation and says it is donald trump's fault, disinformation and online interference the road our democracy and donald trump has invited both. anyone who seeks to challenge donald trump in the 2020 election must be prepared to take this on as i have a plan to do it. let's look at the plan. warren wants criminal and civil penalties for people spreading disinformation about voting and deserting social media companies to bolster policies against deception and is considering more sanctions against countries that engage in election interference.

warren is not the first 2020 candidate to vow not to spread false information. other dems of called on social media companies to create stronger policies but critics are calling her plan downright orwellian for embracing censorship and hitting her over her own murky past with the truth. remember this? >> many years ago i sometimes identified as native american. never had anything to do with any job i ever got. i was visibly pregnant which meant the principle gave me a handshake and hired someone else for the job. >> reporter: warren has apologized for saying she was native american for two decades. and caught on camera misleading voters about sending her son to a private school and she faced controversy about whether she was really fired from a teacher's position for being pregnant but she says she is pledging her own team will lead the way for campaign honesty.

jillian: come on over to a lot of snacks because the majority of us will watch the super bowl at home this sunday but if you are hosting, to bring the big game home. rob: to show how it is done, our next guest has a beautiful spread every morning. >> first thing we are doing is making buffalo chicken that. buffalo wings we did yesterday. they get messy. this is one of the most searched recipes for the big game. i have 8 ounces. rob: looking good so far. >> eight ounces of cream cheese. we had two cups of chicken. up the chicken breast, i am going to add ranch dressing, blue cheese, and then you mix it

all up. and -- >> get it all over myself. >> bake it at 355, for 20 minutes until it is nice and gooey. if you want, you can put it in a crockpot. locate a little more time if you are doing it in a slow cooker. do it every night. we are all done with it. we are making a french onion dip. one of the things about french onion dip is you want to use sautéed onions but i have a trick for you. right from the freezer section they come flash frozen so you don't have to do anything, just come in little cubes and you put it in. >> really good breakfast. >> everyone is like this is great at 5 am.

mix that in, really delicious and put it in with and if you want to do guacamole, whatnot. >> for the jalapeno. >> the jalapeno topper dip. my instagram if you follow me you can see it but it is male, jalapeno, cheddar cheese, cream cheese, stack up on cream cheese. and then -- >> makes all the better. >> melted butter. and then we have parmesan cheese. >> do it quick we are running out of time. >> melt down some beer, cheddar cheese and cream cheese, delicious, with pretzel bites, i went to the freezer aisle. we have potato skins, meatballs.

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♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. jillian: welcome back. a police department in morning after an off-duty officer is killed on his way home from work. nathan martin's motorcycle was hit by a semitruck a mile from the california police station. his fellow officers lining up outside the hospital where the flag draped casket was wheeled off. the 45-year-old was a 20 year veteran of the force. his brother is an officer in the same department. he leaves behind a wife and 3 kids. no charges have been filed. we now know the names of two air force pilots killed in a plane crash in afghanistan.

the tenney colonel paul goss of guam and ryan panus of new hampshire, their plane went down in an area controlled by the taliban. the cause is under investigation. they don't believe the plane was shot down. they made a distress call before the crash. rob: the longest smuggling tunnel ever found on the southwest border. it begins near tijuana, mexico, extending 3 quarters of a mile into california. it is 5 and a half feet tall, two feet wide, features a rail system, ventilation and electricity. >> efforts to strengthen security on the southern border increase, mexican cartels are forced underground to smuggle deadly drugs and other contraband into the united states. rob: three cortisone mylar, no arrest of an made in connection with this tunnel. a $7 million drug ring is busted

by the feds but the 6 suspect accused of running are back on the street because of new york state's new bail reform law. 750,000 envelopes of heroin and fentanyl were found in an apartment in the bronx. under the new law a judge cannot impose bail on people charged with nonviolent drug trafficking. all six men are due back in court next month. jillian: donald trump visiting a manufacturing plant in michigan, expected to celebrate the signing of the historic usmc a deal paving the way for hundreds of thousands of new jobs in america. >> there has never been anything like it. this is a colossal victory for farmers, ranchers, energy workers, factory workers and american workers in all 50 states. jillian: the president will hold a keep america great again rally in des moines ahead of the iowa caucuses.

rob: accused murderer fotis dulos will be rearrested if he survives his apparent suicide attempt. jillian: this comes after dulos was found unresponsive in his vehicle. >> we will await word from the physicians about what is reasonable to expect if mister dulos is not guilty of crimes charged and hopes he recovers and be vindicated. rob: he is in bad shape. what does come next for this case? if this guy doesn't survive? robert bianchi has expert insight. >> crazy, keeps getting worse and worse, there are significant legal ramifications should he die or if he should survive and be found incompetent to assist his defense at his trial. i had this case as a prosecutor where a person is incapacitated in the middle of the proceedings

and you can't go forward until the judge determined based on medical evidence. jillian: what if he never can? >> that it doesn't get tried. >> what about the family? >> this is the thing. if he commits suicide the family has been deprived justice, the police department, the community invested so much energy in this case and the kids, the poor kids launched -- lost another parent. if he dies the case against him get dismissed. jillian: what about the girlfriend? >> the case of the two codefendants keeps going, interesting dynamics, having been a prosecutor i think defense lawyers were holding their cards back with the other two codefendantss saying i have some data and hopefully they will testify but now that fotis may be incapacitated that

changes the equation. they may be coordinating right now saying you need to get the prosecutors asap. rob: we don't have an answer. first thing i thought of is a note that tells where the body is. nothing says where the body is and he remains in a vegetative state or guys don't you have to say we will give you a great deal, just tell us where the body is? what do you do? >> two excellent points, a search warrant was executed at fotis's home, people were asking why. is a person who did these investigations i think the why is they wanted to see if there's a suicide note or evidence where the body is buried. of those things come up it is likely prosecutors will go to a lesser involvement and say we need to find his body so the family can have a proper burial and we can close this case. we are willing to cut you a deal.

it is something that will limit your exposure. jillian: there is no way to prevent something like this from happening. >> there is no way and there are cases i have been involved in, not only suicide attempts but car accidents, medical illnesses. as a prosecutor it took the wind out of prosecutors sales when their main target did this because it will cause a huge delay in the case. rob: we do appreciate it. jillian: hillary clinton docking a subpoena. we've never seen that before. what she is pulling over tulsi gabbard's defamation suit. >> it is an extremely high risk -- make no mistake, all the individuals on the staging putting federal partners at the department are prepared on all fronts for all threats. rob: homeland security and miami-dade police ready for any and all threats, we are live in miami coming up.

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twice but were turned away by secret service agents. they can't believe clinton would be so intimidated. hillary epstein did not comment on this report. jillian: joe biden leading in iowa with bernie sanders a close second. this puts biden at 33% with sanders following 21. the former vp raising eyebrows when talking about his vice president pick. >> capable of that, i'm an old guy. i am serious, i work out every morning and thank god i am in good health. jillian: if elected biden will be the oldest president ever. >> we are 3 days from super bowl liv on fox, security is stepping up at hard rock stadium as

thousands of fans descend on miami, florida. jillian: good morning, ray. >> reporter: the tight security is evident from the moment you arrive at the convention center. some of the surrounding streets are blocked off, getting inside is like going through an airport, you have to put your bags through an x-ray and go through medical -- metal detector but it is not just on the ground but also in the sky. fbi special agent in charge says more than 50 incidents of drone owners violating airspace that could result in civil and committal penalties, acting homeland security secretary jack will says in addition to monitoring security the super bowl attracts problem like counterfeit goods and human trafficking. >> there is no threat to the super bowl, it is a high risk

and iconic american event. and on all fronts for all threats. >> they also said on the injury front, running back kevin coleman, and all eyes on the quarterback. the corrupt low appeared in two superballs. >> we are putting a lot of great situations and maximize that every single day we get those opportunities. >> i wish the players had two weeks and firing on all cylinders. >> nfl commissioner roger

goodell said the league will pay tribute to kobe. it is necessary to respect someone who contributed so much to sports. >> alerted security that you can come down there. >> he did reference me in the press conference and getting private security. the big question is you've got the answer at the end of the promo. who is more handsome, jimmy or rob? we will see. let me tell you what is coming up. exciting stuff yesterday and these guys, republicans and democrats going at each other. i didn't know you could ask your own side a question. this was a set up to a degree and what it means for witnesses. we are going to get our last

eight hours today. credit all be over? senator mike braun talks about the president's big trade winds and chances of four republican switching sides. doctor drew pinsky might be running against adam schiff because in adam schiff's district they have homeless everywhere and nigel farage. what is with huawei? boris johnson and company, we will talk about that as brexit becomes serious and they are set to leave the european union, bernie sanders, his former staff are here, and super bowl winning quarterback joe theismann has great hair and great ring. great super bowl ring. you cannot have super bowl week without him. we will see him here and in miami.

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jillian: let's talk about the corona virus committees on lockdown, featuring global stock markets, left uncertain. jillian: joining us to break down the impact for you, thank you for coming on this morning

in response to coronavirus, what do you make of it? >> the issue is the fear of the virus, the virus itself. the markets don't like uncertainty but what do we see in the american stock markets? we see them surging back up. that tells me the potential interruption in the supply chain is not going to be as significant as some others may have felt. that doesn't mean china won't be impacted. china will feel it. if we go back to 2003 we had the sars outbreak. >> we passed that. >> it seems to be as deadly although it is moving much more quickly. the issue from back then, huge impact on china. china was not as interconnected with the rest of the world as

they are now but for some reason you speak of the strength of the american economy and the market to withstand potential major interruptions in china is really uncanny. shannon: i hesitate to say with certainty yet because we don't know what is going to happen. as of right now it is not as deadly as sars but this has happened so rapidly and is progressing so quickly we don't know what the numbers will be like in the next 2 or 3 weeks, we don't have that information so how do you anticipate the markets reacting and changing over the course of time? >> as things become clearer we could see the markets adjust as facts and circumstances change. we can say right now the market is not anticipating there will be a major disruption to the world economy.

i don't know what else we can draw from that. rob: it could be unexpected that leads to a recession and then a mortgage crisis, a lot of people didn't see that coming. something like this could happen and impact. this could lead to a domino effect. >> it could. i don't personally believe that. i don't think that is where we are going to go in this situation. not that it is not serious or the we don't have to be concerned about it but i don't see it turning into something with major economic impact at least for the united states. rob: thank you for your time. 54 minutes after the hour. and unbelievably close call caught on camera. jillian: on the high seas. that is coming up next.

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rob: welcome back. a tennessee lawmaker wants cnn and "the washington post" officially labeled fake news. michael van husk days after don lemon had a laughing fit while a guest mocked president trump and his supporters. lemon later apologized saying he was laughing at the joke and not at any specific group of people. jillian: the deadly coronavirus has the sci-fi movie contagion skipping to the itunes movie chart.

the decades old movie stars matt damon and gwyneth paltrow and follows the spread of a worldwide disease now number 10 on the charts. rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. starts with the good. basketball player honors kobe bryant with an epic buzzer beater. [chanting] [buzzer] hitting the game winning basket wearing jersey number 24. jillian: next the bad number 24. cruz ship in choppy waters. smashing into a pier in norway. that's scary. rob: yikes. guacamole beware avocado hand cutting their hands while trying to remove an avocado pit to avoid a pregame party foul they say to use a spoon.

jillian: i have cut my hand doing that before very slightly this someone bound for the super bowl. we will both be live somewhere else on tomorrow morning's show. jillian: i like it. have a good deal. have a good day. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ we like it loud ♪ we like it ♪ the party won't be ready. steve: rob just mentioned that he and jillian will be somewhere else tomorrow as will we starting tomorrow. when you tune in to "fox & friends" the world's number one cable morning news show we will be wearing different outfits. we will be in the subtropics of miami for the super bowl where the chiefs will take on the 49ers. i'm from kansas city. ainsley: when you look at that picture we know where jillian will end up but we don't know where rob is going to be. brian: co-host. ainsley: going down with us is he going to iowa because the first caucus next week are theng