>> the president is so excited he is speechless about the amazing show we have for the next two hours. with days to go before the iowa caucuses donald trump making his voice heard in the hawkeye state. >> his message to the first voters in the country, we are live in des moines. >> the math isn't adding up for democrats pushing for witnesses in the impeachment trial. >> republican senators make

waves overnight, we are counting down to the closing arguments. the super bowl, the chiefs and 49ers gearing up for super bowl liv. >> guaranteed to get you ready for the game. >> "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> live look at miami, home to super bowl liv and the best song will be performing.

>> two teams playing football as well. >> there will be commercials and food and so many festivities happening on fox. todd: thank you for starting your busy day with us. let's get to it. the impeachment trial of donald trump could end tonight. the key senator announcing he will not vote for democrats chances of extending the trial. >> reaction ahead of both sides for the crucial vote. >> this is all about the numbers and the numbers changed overnight in favor of donald trump, lamar alexander was democrats last best hope to get enough votes for witnesses but in a blistering statement,

alexander said this shallow, partisan impeachment were to succeed it would rip the country apart, pouring gasoline on the fire of cultural divisions that already exist so he is a now. that leaves mitt romney is the only declared republican, lisa murkowski told fox i will put my drops in to keep reading. democrats need four republicans to get witnesses. house manager say without them the trial is a sham. >> that is why all the distractions. they are afraid of the witnesses. >> after that comes the big one, whether to acquit the president or kick him out of office. in an exclusive interview with peter doocy, he watched some of the trial and is not worried. >> it is very boring.

i call it the impeachment hoax. it should never have taken place, never been allowed to happen but i have confidence in republican senators and some democrats. >> reporter: depending how today's witness vote goes it could end the trial tonight and tomorrow or monday or could extend it for weeks. >> all that was happening in washington, donald trump rallied thousands of supporters in iowa ahead of next week's caucus. >> hello, des moines, we are going to win back the house, we are going to hold the senate, we are going to keep that beautiful gorgeous incredible white house. rob: griff jenkins joining us with what voters have to say. >> his nomination isn't in question for donald from campaigning in the interview

with peter doocy, he made the case. >> i gave them usmc a, the china deal and doing better than they have ever done because of new trade deals that were horrible and if just left alone by president obama and biden, they were horrible deals. >> the president emboldened in the latest new york times poll, up to points on biden, 6 points and 5 on warren. we talked to rally goers. here is what they had to say. >> i think people are tired of it. >> he is doing what he said they are going to do. >> everybody will remember it was a farce. >> it hasn't had an impact on people from minnesota because his supporters are supporting him 100%, nobody is giving up.

>> reporter: candidates trying to crisscross, biden leading the polls, his target is donald trump. in one speech in 19 minutes he mentioned the president 64 times. >> the president insults, demeans, demonizes other people. >> welcome to donald trump's world, up is down, allies are enemies, everything is through the looking glass. >> reporter: biden and buttigieg have events here today, warren, sanders, klobuchar and bennett stuck in dc. rob: thinking monday will be the focus in the election. we have so much coming up, it will be wild. in des moines. thanks. fox news alert, don't travel to china, that is the warning from the state department.

it raises a travel advisory to the highest level as the world health organization declares the deadly virus a global health emergency but despite the travel morning some us airlines flying to china as the cdc confirms the first person-to-person transmission in the us. >> the second case is a chicago man, the husband of the first confirmed case. todd: 200 people died, 10,000 others are infected. restricting donald trump's war powers takes a step forward, the house approving the measure which includes revoking in 18-year-old law that the trump administration used, the senate is expected to block them as the pentagon confirmed 64 american troops being treated for traumatic brain injuries after that iranian airstrike on us forces in iraq.

carley: the man charged in the murder of his estranged wife was died. fotis dulos was taken off life support, he has been incredible condition for carbon monoxide poisoning after attending suicide at his connecticut home earlier this week. his attorney vowing to fight for his name to be cleared in jennifer dulos's murder. >> those who contend that mister dulos's death reflects the conscience of the killer we say no. it was conscience overboard with the weight of the world that was too busy to listen. >> reporter: jennifer has been missing since may. her body has never been found. the doomsday mom failed to meet the deadline to bring her two missing kids to authorities. police believe lori fowler and her husband died about the kids whereabouts for months. they have been missing since september. the grandmother for missing boys

speaking out for the first time after the couple was spotted in hawaii. >> it is a monster. they are still there and probably sitting on the beach somewhere while we are wondering where the kids are. carley: she could be extradited from hawaii back to idaho. heather: just two days from the kansas city chiefs taking on the 49ers in super bowl liv. >> they are fierce contenders, only one can take home the trophy. "fox and friends first" host jillian with the countdown to kick off. >> reporter: one team can take home the trophy. the first time in 2015 the patriots are not in it so it will not be them.

49ers, chiefs, have been here for days getting ready on their practicing and that is a great game offensively. this is the second time in super bowl history where one team led the conference and the other team led the conference in rushing yards so that will be a ground game, a game in the air and a big defensive battle. you are looking at the overview, it is massive on the beach in miami, they have been here for days practicing and getting ready, getting the mental game as well and a lot of players have been reflecting on that. >> a year ago i was learning to run again. when you look back on everything it makes you realize how special this moment is. you can't take it for granted so you don't know if you will be back here. >> the way he treats people, the

big super bowl, he has been successful from day one and still successful now. >> reporter: talking about andy reid who has been in the league for a long time. they lost to the patriots, he has yet to win a super bowl. a lot of people rooting on the chiefs for that reason. this will be a great game. the halftime show will be jennifer lopez and shakira. it takes off sunday at 6:30 on fox and we will have a jampacked few hours coming up. make sure you stay tuned for that and we will give you a preview what it looks like, see you back here in a little bit. todd: we sent one team can take home the trophy but what about officially? >> i am pretty sure it is not an option. will check back with you in a little bit. it is 11 minutes after the hour. republican senators confident they have the votes to end the impeachment trial.

>> chances of additional witnesses has plummeted at the end of this the president will be acquitted. carley: a math is taking up in their favor but do democrats have other options? the only other path would risk great political damage. he joins us to explain. >> the goal of this meeting is to get everybody excited about their resolutions. who has been good about their resolutions so far? todd: are you calling it quits? this weekend could make or break your new year's resolution when "fox and friends first" moves on. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn.

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spotlight after the nine our session on capitol hill but now looks like the math won't the working in democrats favor. heather: desperate push to remove donald trump finally nearing a end? democrats have other options up their sleeves. good to see you as always. last night to cruise went over the math. >> chances of additional witnesses has plummeted at the end of this the president will be acquitted. romney, susan collins is yes, given lamarr is no, they are not going to break 50. todd: he said i don't know where, referring to lisa murkowski, still waiting on her answer but looks like this could be a tie or the republicans could end up not needing a tiebreaker. is there anything else democrats can do to get witnesses called?

>> if they don't have those votes to force a motion or call witnesses there is nothing else they can do to prolong it. the senate will then move to having a vote, a debate, whether to acquit or convict the president. the only option they would have is if the president is acquitted, to open up another impeachment investigation in the house but if they did that i don't think the american people would be very happy, pulling shows they don't like what democrats have been doing at this would provide the evidence that they are only interested in a political partisan witchhunt against the president. >> some have made the case they should call witnesses because without them there will always be questioned looming over the president's head, you disagree. >> i disagree.

they are misunderstanding the constitutional role of the senate and the house. the senate's job is to look at the evidence produced by the house and determine if it justifies impeachment. it's not the senate's job to complete an incomplete investigation conducted by the house. the house hurried through this. if they thought these witnesses were needed why didn't they call them when they were investigating in the house? todd: we were talking about republicans on the fence one way or another on witnesses but there could be a handful of democrats that could be interested in acquitting the president for their own political careers, they are in heavy trump districts, need to preserve themselves. manchin in west virginia, cinema in arizona, doug jones, if those three or one of those three votes for acquittal, what does

that mean in terms of how this is perceived by the nation? >> it would help republicans make the case that this was a bipartisan agreement, the president should be acquitted and that is what those senators ought to do because the case presented by the house, they simply did not prove the president should be impeached, that he broke any laws, they didn't show his behavior in the foreign-policy area was any different than any prior president including his immediate predecessor, president obama. they haven't proven the case for impeachment. >> looks like it could all come down to today. we appreciate it. todd: all eyes on patrick holmes, an epic super bowl showdown. we will explain who has the edge. carley: we will ask two term super bowl champion.

todd: he won two superballs with my giants. carley: he joins jillian live in miami next. by the strolle♪s

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todd: the charter company that owns the helicopter in the kobe bryant crash suspended all flights overnight. they are working with the ntsb to figure out what happened. the company's top pilot is one of the nine victims, los angeles lakers gearing up for a return to the court tonight, the team practicing ahead of its first game, they are reviewing what the tribute will look like.

carley: we are ready for super bowl liv showdown between patrick holmes and jimmy crra l crrapolo. they will work together to set a super bowl record. we are gearing up for game day. good morning. >> reporter: we are pumped to talk to him. nothing like an early morning stop. i want to get your take. the matchup in general, what do you like about it? >> how the game is going to be. we are one of the best quarterbacks that is a come into the league. we will see a lot of action this week and it will be exciting. >> reporter: you are talking about that tomorrow.

jimmy garoppollo and patrick maholmes will set a record for the highest winning percentages for two starting quarterbacks held by tom brady and russell wilson. >> they have good defense, offense of coordinator for the chiefs and the defense of line on the other side. jillian: what comes from andy reid? >>'s ability to call everybody down, they love him, a players coach, timeframe to get a win. it is passion and his demeanor will be good. >> reporter: everyone talks about that. it is his time. it is really nice here right now. we are in miami. the two super bowls you plating, where were they? >> in arizona and my hometown in indianapolis.

>> reporter: tell me the difference in the weather, when you are getting used to a super bowl and you have that going on in miami versus somewhere that is freezing cold like minnesota. >> 65-70 degrees, no rain, that will affect the passing, it is raining a little bit. i played at boston college. these guys were ready to go because they were training and if you are not used to it, if you don't hydrate properly or have a right diet. >> reporter: never thought about the humidity, interesting. i have to ask, the sports story that has taken over the world this week, kobe bryant passed away, we are talking basketball versus football but it doesn't matter because something like that goes beyond even sports. >> reporter: >> the thing i took away was that was a man, a father and his daughter.

we know what he's been through but that is a woman left to pick up the pieces and to be strong for her family and a father and daughter who lost, will not necessarily remember all the stuff they did. >> reporter: how does that impact players when you have that on your mind? >> he was one of the first big stars of our generation. we saw jordan but didn't experience him from the beginning. we saw him start his career and play against him. a lot of people idolized him and emulated him and all those things. a lot of people are going to be affected by it. the biggest way is being emotional. >> reporter: thank you for running over here to join us, whatever it takes.

6:30 on sunday. todd: he helped the giants rush tom brady and super bowl xlii and xlvi. >> very excited about it. todd: thanks, guys. the iowa caucuses are just days away but any idea how are caucus really works? >> everybody is in a room and you go to the corner for the candidate you like the most. everybody holding up signs and chanting and a lot of excitement. >> reporter: we send rob schmitz to des moines to figure out. it is 29 degrees in des moines. something tells me you drew the short straw. >> reporter: everybody is saying this isn't miami. what is the caucus? if you don't live in one of these states you don't know. we will explain coming up. stay tuned. ♪

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carley: do not travel to china. that is the warning from the us state department after the coronavirus is declared a global health emergency. todd: the first person-to-person cases diagnosed in the us. >> reporter: the state and warning do not travel to china but some us airlines are still going there including delta. delta only cutting his fight by half starting tomorrow and american airlines suspending service from la starting next week. pilots union is suing american to stop all china bound flights. the number of sick has reached 10,000 worldwide and travel warnings may not be enough to stop the spread. on sunday we saw the first person-to-person case, chicago man got sick from his wife who recently returned from china.

>> the husband had exposure at the time his wife was having symptoms. we have absolutely no reason to think he acquired this virus in any way but contact with his wife. >> reporter: in china tensions are boiling over. healthcare workers in hong kong threatening to strike if the government doesn't close their border and shanghai just announced it is limiting the purchase of those facemasks to five amid worries of supplies running out. peter doocy asked donald trump of china is doing enough. >> we are in great shape, china is not in great shape right now but they are working hard and we will see what happens. we are working closely with china and other countries. >> reporter: china has agreed to accept help from the world health organization which just declared this outbreak a global emergency. jillian: the facemask is

interesting. todd: we are days away from the iowa caucus, the official start of residential nominee voting. carley: what is a caucus and how is it different from the primary? todd: we went to the caucus capital of iowa to learn firsthand. >> reporter: it is cold here in iowa but things are heating up politically. this process of caucusing is so much more intimate and because this is the first state to do it the people who live here get an experience with these candidates unlike any other. take a look. every four years the phrase iowa caucuses is burned into america's years as this quiet midwestern state with four congressional districts becomes the center of attention hounded by political candidates and national media but what is caucuses? if you don't live in a caucus state you probably don't know.

we asked iowa voters to explain what it is like. >> everybody is in a room and you go to the corner for the candidate you like the most. everybody holding up signs and chanting and cheering and a lot of excitement. >> the passion and vibrancy coming into the room, an opportunity for people to talk about their opinions, their thoughts and seem open about why they want to vote, who they want to vote for. >> reporter: most states use a primary to put political candidates, they kept secret ballots, caucusing is a more visceral community experience, caucuses at schools, libraries, caucus goers publicly announce who they support. imagine a room with 100 democrats. into groups based on who they support. this year among others he will see groups for biden, bernie, warren, buttigieg, klobuchar, stier, some groups bigger than others. larger groups luring supporters of less popular candidates to join their group as you typically need 15% support to move on to the next of three

rounds for democrats. the process gives iowans a distinctly intimate look at the candidates. >> it is a tradition that works well for iowa and dates back to early days of statehood. >> we make john kerry a regular guy. he was here so long it became a regular guy. they liked him at the end and won the caucuses. >> such a neat thing that as americans we participate in this invoice what we think, standing up for what is important for us and we have an impact on the process that is the incredible freedom we have in our country. >> reporter: back out here live, winning iowa is and everything, only 50% of the time does the iowa caucus going to get the nomination but it could be rocket fuel is you head into the process of selecting a nominee. look for some changes this year. they will be counting the total, three steps in this process for democrats, they will be counting

the tools after each step of the process monday. that should change things a little bit and that may be inspired by what happened between bernie sanders and hillary clinton, hillary barely edged bernie and his supporters and they were slighted in the election. some changes were made. todd: i don't think we have ever been as transfixed by story is that because we learned something. carley: it is such an old process. awesome to see it still playing out every four years. we appreciate it. it is always sunny when janice dean is around but particularly today because she is live in miami. >> we have spectacular weather in miami, 64 degrees, all little bit of cloud cover but otherwise nice. we expect showers tomorrow, maybe severe storms. you can see the current

conditions in miami. it is gorgeous for the 49ers, 52 in san francisco, kansas city 32. we are looking at future radar and the potential for showers, thunderstorms and severe storms as we get into tomorrow, cold front will move forward into tomorrow afternoon the risk for hail, damaging winds and tornadoes across south florida including miami, folks that are here if you are traveling make sure you are listening for your watches and warnings as we could see potential for severe storms tomorrow afternoon is the front moves through. on sunday once the front passes it will be gorgeous with low humidity and temperatures in the 70s. there is your forecast for the big game in miami, spectacular weather for sunday but as we get to the next 12-24 hours we see

showers and thunderstorms roll through because of the cold front. here is your forecast. we are in miami. i am going to take you around the set for "fox and friends first" and "fox and friends" starting at 6:00. in miami for the super bowl i can't wait to see you. carley: thanks so much. todd: the big game equals big business for multimillion dollar ads. carley: jack brewer says the super bowl spectacle is worth the price of admission. if you can afford it. he joins us live from miami. ♪

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politico rediscovering a memo written by senator biden arguing against additional witnesses in clinton's impeachment trial, writing and part the senate's constitutional role does not require it to take new evidence. biden's campaign has not responded to the report. rob: third time is a time for tulsi gabbard's legal team, finally accepted service of the $50 million lawsuit after the former secretary of state referred to the congresswoman is origination. gabbard said the suit is not just about money. >> no one is above the law. this lawsuit is about accountability, not just for me but all servicemembers and the american people. todd: gabbard's lawyer expect a response from the clinton camp by the end of march. carley: super bowl liv is upon us in the big game means big

business, ticket sales to add loss this year, super bowl is raking in record cash. todd: live from miami jillian breaks it down, take it away. >> reporter: former nfl player, we will talk money, good to see you. a lot of people paying big bucks to come to this game so let's talk about the average outbreak of the ticket which is almost $8,000, $7,963. >> so many call me and say i want to go to the game and they have been disappointed. it started around 5000 and they thought it would go down. >> reporter: current ticket prices 6115. >> those are nosebleeds. the worst tickets you can buy.

>> reporter: a lot of bets will be placed on this. >> if you're betting right now this is a gambler's dream because you have a dynamic offense in kansas city but then a defense that could step up. or it could be the reverse, you never know. they will make a lot of money. >> or it is going to be crazy like you said, a blowout. you are talking millions of dollars. >> imagine $5.6 million for the second dad. >> but now the game is changing with the national football league. i don't know why you would have the super bowl anywhere other than miami, people of to come

here and the fans love to come here so i think this is the best. >> reporter: you are talking flights, hotels, beer, hotdogs, food, everything people will spend money on here. >> differently stimulating the economy but shows you the power of the game that has transcended and to be the most successful league in the world. >> reporter: you played under andy reid with the eagles. talk about your experience with him. >> a humble man, you won't find anyone with higher character than andy reid. he has been here before and never won it. if he wins the game he is a future hall of famer. >> reporter: a lot of people are pulling for him for that reason. >> he is good about the national football league. people don't realize it but there have only been 32 quarterbacks.

every quarterback who wins this game will be submitted in history as well. >> reporter: thanks for joining us, back to you guys live from miami. carley: so many cool narratives come every super bowl and a lot of people will be looking forward to this one. todd: 47 minutes after the, elizabeth warren planning to stop this information but what about her own misleading words. >> many years ago i sometimes identified as native american. never had to do with any job i ever got or any benefit. carley: will the police come knocking at her door if her plan goes into effect? our panel will debate next. daddy? yeah? who's peter? well sweetie, he's your great-great grandfather. here, does he look like me? yeah.

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>> welcome back. free speech police. elizabeth warren is turning heads with her new policy proposal that would criminalize political disinformation online but what about her lesson on its past? >> many years ago i sometimes identified as native american. >> i was quite visibly pregnant and the principal didn't invite me back for the next school year. >> if she is elected, she decides what is disinformation and what is and? what about the first amendment? good morning, guys.

let's talk about the plan itself. warren says this information he roads democracy and democrats must have a plan to address it. i will push for new laws that impose tough cripple -- civil and committal penalties for knowingly disseminating information which has the exquisite purpose of undermining the basic right to vote. how do you feel about her criminalizing information the government sees as false? does that concern you? >> what is concerning is there is a large amount of disinformation on the internet and what elizabeth morris trying to do is make sure the information that is coming out is factual good information so voters can look at the information and decide what they are going to be able to use to use to educate themselves to go vote. that is the most important part

and democrats should have a plan, not only democrats but republicans should be concerned as well. >> facebook was ignoring warning signs in the 2016 election. >> the constitution is the most important document in the history of the united states of america. this would never pass constitutional scrutiny if this law would go through but the irony is elizabeth warren is a pathological liar prone to hyperbole. if you cut the irony with a knife she is saying dissemination of disinformation, what does that mean? we have the fake news police going around the tiny handcuffs arresting people and throwing them in jail or talking about serious financial penalties and going to prison? this is something to take very seriously. this would never pass constitutional scrutiny. elizabeth warren, if it did

pass, who is going to police this? it doesn't work. carley: some people don't think she is the best arbiter of truthfulness. >> what we are trying to do and she is trying to do is provide an avenue for facebook, google and other companies that have taken this on to make sure there isn't disinformation out there. i was at the dnc, what is going to happen is that is part of protecting the constitution and making sure we have information that is appropriate and good and to answer your question whether she is good to deliver this message, to my response earlier that it has to be an issue democrats and republicans need to look at to make sure we are protecting the american voter

and that's the most import and part. >> what scares me most is used the word appropriate. whose decision is that to make? we have to be careful. this is the united states of america. we are democracy. we are not bolsheviks. this is not a totalitarian regime. we are america. let's keep those values our founders wanted us to have. carley: social media is uncharted territory. thank you for coming on today. >> do you assume young adults are lazy? >> got to get you lazy boys out of this chair. using go outside and be with the 3-dimensional people. >> know. inside good. outside bad. todd: if you assume that you might be wrong. a new bank of america study says one quarter of millennials,

100,$000 saved because most aren't saving at 24. are you letting your new year's resolutions bite the dust? you are not the only one. tomorrow is the day many americans quit. a new survey finds it takes 32 days for the average person to break their resolutions. 68% give up sooner than that. lack of discipline is among the top reasons for the failed resolutions. carley: i haven't made a new year's resolution yet. if you haven't had enough, stick around. todd: the second hour of "fox and friends first" next.

carley: it is january 30 first. republican hold outs break their silence. witnesses all come down to their decision to side with democrats or the president's defense. todd: fireworks erupt on the hill, donald trump hitting the campaign trail it next week's iowa caucus. >> we are creating jobs and killing terrorists, congressional democrats are consumed with partisan rage and abscessed with a deranged witchhunt hoax. todd: live to the