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 first in the

nation state where 2020 candidates make final pitches before the presidential race officially kicks off. carley: we are counting down to super bowl sunday at hard rock stadium. todd: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ going to feel this moment ♪ going to feel this moment ♪ todd: carly and i -- this is christina aguilera and pit bull and 305 is -- carley: the area code for miami. todd: we will go back and forth, it will be awkward for everybody but fun as well.

carley: good friday morning. todd: you are watching "fox and friends first". carley: thank you for starting the day with us and we will get straight to our top story, impeachment trial of donald trump could end as soon as tonight. a key senator announcing he will not vote to call witnesses dealing a critical. the democrats chances of extending the trial. todd: reaction ahead of today's crucial vote. >> reporter: lamar alexander is a no vote on witnesses and in a statement slam the entire impeachment process calling it, quote, shallow, hurried and partisan. here's more, quote, our founding documents provide duly elected presidents who served with the consent of the governed, not at the pleasure of the united states congress, let the people decide so here's the math,

alexander is now, mitt romney and susan collins are the only declared republican yeses, lisa makowski was maybe, telling fox i'm going to go back to my office and put -- keep reading. democrats need all four of them to get enough votes for witnesses. house managers say republicans are voting now because they are afraid of what they will say. >> the truth is staring us in the eyes. we know why they don't want john bolton to testify, not because we don't know what happened here. they don't want the american people to hear it in all its ugly graphic detail. >> after that comes the big one, whether to acquit the president to send him packing, donald trump tells peter doocy he thinks some democrats might vote to acquit. >> i shouldn't be in this position because we have done more than any other president in the first three years, ridiculous horrible partisan situation, 196-0 in the house, this was not supposed to happen but i have confidence in the republicans and the republican

senate and i know they are going to be fair. >> reporter: the final vote whether to remove the president from office could be tonight or as late as monday. todd: donald trump rallying supporters in iowa to head up next week's caucus. >> hello, des moines, great to be with you. together we are going to win back the house. we are going to hold the senate and we are going to keep the beautiful gorgeous incredible white house. carley: griff jenkins joins us from iowa with what voters have to say. >> reporter: the president's nomination isn't in question and he won iowa by 9 points last time but he is firing up the base and making the case with that interview that iowa voters should get behind him.

>> gave them the us mca and the china deal, better than they have ever done because the new trade deals we had that were horrible that were left alone by president obama and biden, they were horrible deals and you saw the polls and i'm beating every single one of them. >> reporter: he is in the latest new york times paul, two points on biden who leads in iowa, 6 points on sanderson 5 on warren. we talk to rally goers and here's what they had to say. >> i don't think the impeachment is affecting you that much so people are tired of it. >> he is doing what he said he was going to do. >> the impeachment thing -- >> everybody will remember it was a farce. >> i know it hasn't had an impact on people from minnesota because they are supporting him 100%. nobody is giving up. todd: joe biden is leading in the polls in iowa and focusing heavily on the president, one speech was 19 minutes, trump

saying 64 times, here's what he had to say. >> a president who laughs at, insults, demeans, demonizes other people. more bully than president. >> welcome to donald trump's world, up is down, lies are a truth from allies are enemies, everything is through the looking glass. >> reporter: with that impeachment trial whether it ends or not candidates like sanders, klobuchar, ward and bennett are dying to get out here because it is campaign time. carley: a fox news alert, do not travel to china. that is the morning from the us state department as it raises the travel advisory to the highest level. it comes as the world health organization declares the deadly virus a global health emergency but despite the travel warning some us airlines are still

flying to china this morning 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 in illinois. >> reporter: 200 people have died in the outbreak, 10,000 others are infected. restricting donald trump's war powers takes a step forward. the democrat led house approving the measure which includes revoking in 18-year-old law the trump administration used to justify assassinating a top iranian general. the senate is expected to block them. this comes as the pentagon confirms 64 american troops being treated for traumatic brain injuries after iran's airstrike on us forces in iraq. todd: the man charged in the murder of his estranged wife is died. fotis dulos taken off life support at a new york hospital, he has been in critical condition for carbon monoxide

poisoning after attending suicide earlier this week. his attorney vowing to fight for his name to be cleared in jennifer dulos's murder. >> those who contends that mister dulos's death reflects the conscience of a killer we say no. it was conscience with the weight of the world that was too busy to listen. todd: officials found a note by dulos. jennifer's body has never been found. the mom fails to meet the deadline to bring her missing kids to idaho. authorities believe lori fallow and her husband lied about the kids whereabouts for months. they have been missing since september. the grandmother for missing boy speaking out for the first time after the couple was spotted in hawaii. >> the only word in my mind is

monster, they are still there and probably sitting on the beach somewhere why we are wondering where the kids are. >> reporter: she could be charged with contempt of court and extradited from hawaii to idaho. carley: the virginia house passes gun-control measures a week after thousands of gun advocates protested at the state capital, the bills include universal background checks and a red flag measure that temporarily moves firearms from people deemed dangerous. celebrities are calling for film execs to stop politicians who block the nra. hollywood elite sign a letter reading and part since the federal government has failed to pass reforms that raise the standard for gun ownership in america, our industry has a responsibility to act. we hope that you do. todd: here we go, just days from the kansas city chiefs taking on the san francisco 49ers in super bowl liv. >> only one can take home the

lombardi trophy. "fox and friends first" cohost is live with a countdown to kick off. >> reporter: first time since the 2015 season the super bowl does not include the patriots. we are talking the chiefs and the 49ers. let's look at some video. to set the scene what it is like in miami, it is going to be such an incredible game, so many people looking forward to it. fans have been here for days and the week, making a vacation of it. the matchup features two great offense if teams, second super bowl ever where one team lead a conference in rushing yards and the other letter conference in passing yards so when you thing about that it might come down to a battle on the defensive side. let's look at some video of the teams and players who have been here a couple days getting ready. they have practice getting warmed up. you are talking physically and

mentally and the mental aspect is a big deal as you get ready for the super bowl. let's listen to the quarterbacks as they reflect on what got them here. >> a year ago i was learning to run again and if you look at everything it makes you realize how special this moment is. you can't take it for granted. >> it is well-deserved, the way he treats people, the big super bowl, he has been successful from day one and still successful now. carley: that was patrick maholmes talking about head coach andy reid. this is a big storyline, he has yet to win a super bowl. the chiefs might be the underdog but a lot of people are rooting for them from that aspect. i want to tell you the halftime show was something people are talking about. jennifer lopez and shakira.

>> it is very shakira and very jennifer. a lot of energy glad very entertaining. we have run the gamut. it is packed. carley: i want to talk to jennifer lopez to find out what she does, she looks amazing, they both do. it will be a cool day, a great few days, super bowl sunday at 6:30 on fox, so stay tuned for that. carley: i'm excited to see the set, palm trees and the lights are amazing where you are. >> reporter: wait until you see everything, we will have all three hours down here, every aspect covered, really amazing, they did a great job. todd: it is unreal. a who's who of hall of famers. thank you.

carley: the time is 12 minutes after the hour. they had their chance in the house with democrats want more witnesses to answer more questions so who needs to be asked what? todd: harmeet dhillon of the trump legal team, the bidens at the top of the list, questions for them, she joins us next. ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like james lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it.

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the question is did you ever go to ukraine for the role your firm got paid $3 million for, you and your partner to reform. why do you think you got the job? why the question so important? >> it goes to the heart of the impeachment inquiry and the president was asking on the call the we have seen the transcript of what the ukrainian prime minister or president was going to be doing to investigate that. that is one of the questions at the heart of the corruption and we know now the people involved in the whistleblower inquiry have looked at the burisma issue dating back to 2016 so it is an important question. todd: two questions for joe biden. what did you know about the ukraine prosecutor, fired for investigating burisma and why did you engage in a quid pro quo over a foreign official fight?

>> this goes to the prior question, why did hunter biden get fired in the first place? it is obvious to everybody because of his ties to his father. this goes back to ukrainian corruption and the president's duty under federal law to make sure the money we sent to foreign countries is not done in a corrupt way. carley: i want to start with this one. tell us about your contact with the whistleblower and other witnesses before your committee. >> there has been widespread commentary about this, people who watched proceedings in the house, seems clear to everybody watching that adam schiff had extensive contacts, one of the

questions rand paul wanted asked in this proceeding was about ties between the alleged whistleblower and a member of the house staff and the chief justice refused to ask that question. that is the question that should be posed. todd: the next question, why about the testimony? >> we heard notoriously there were 17 witnesses in the house. there were 18 witnesses with the testimony of that inspector general being concealed today. we don't know what happened with this star chamber proceeding. it will be interesting to know why if that testimony is helpful that the chief house manager continues to conceal it. carley: adam schiff made things to dramatize the situation during the impeachment inquiry and trial. given lies about the president during this trial, why are you the lead prosecutor?

>> i wrote a piece about this, from a trial lawyer perspective it is shocking that somebody who is a material witness, the circumstance under which he testified as well as the prosecutor who demonstrated bias, suppression of evidence, in a real court this person would be removed and removed from the bar for discipline. the fact the houses continued to proceed in this role is surprising. normally a lawyer's duty and adam schiff is a lawyer by training is to recuse himself. heather: thank you for coming on. it is 20 minutes after the hour. a historic day in the uk, brexit is almost here, what the transition out of the eu will look like. todd: fresh bread brought to you by fried chicken. it rolls out by popeyes.

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bill: carley: the uk leaving the european union today, brexit happening four years after the vote and multiple delays. todd: breaking down the brexit battle and what comes next. >> reporter: what a long four years this has been, during this four years we have seen two general elections, three british prime ministers and economic and political paralysis but tonight at 11:00 pm the uk leaves the eu after 47 years as a member. nothing will change because the uk and has a 1-year period of transition during which they

have to figure out details like visa applications, standards, trade, regulation with the eu. one of the most pressing issues is seek trade deals with other countries. they were from it and from doing that previously. speaking in london secretary pompeo said brexit will be a fantastic opportunity for the us. >> the united kingdom made the decision, we intend to put them at the front of the line. >> reporter: primus to boris johnson who won his recent landslide election on the back of a promise to get brexit done said he is mindful of everybody's feelings because the country remains deeply divided on the issue. in a speech tonight he will say the most important thing that this is not a end but a beginning. this is being billed by brexit here's who want to see nigel

farage, seeing patriot songs, but there are concerns that the next stage the trade relations will be the trickiest part. carley: thanks, benjamin. todd: i love that sound. the super bowl on fox will stream online in ultra high death. carley: tracy carrasco from foxbusiness has what football fans need to know. >> reporter: he will feel like you are right there on the field at the super bowl. 's fox sports will broadcast on select for k streaming devices, 78 total manned and robotic cameras, 24 of those will be high-speed cameras, the most supermotion high-speed cameras any network has used for super bowl game. there will be three, 8 k cameras

catching that action. two sky cams to capture the overhead shots. one will be mounted on the spires of the stadium. they will be able to get an overview. what is interesting here, guess how many are needed to support all of this? about 180,000 feet of cable. rob: word on the street is it will be very cinematic. carley: forget j crew, popeyes launching a clothing line. >> reporter: this follows iv park, beyoncé's clothing line. a lot of people noticed when she launched her line the colors are similar. looks like what employees at popeyes where. popeyes wanted to capitalize on this and they came out with a clothing line, came out with a clothing line similar to it. carley: they are having a moment. let's get fox news alert, the corona virus a global health

emergency, the first person-to-person transmission. we are live with what every american needs to know. the big game is upon us and the stakes cannot be higher for kansas city. this is the team's for super bowl in 50 years, k c deserves to win over the niners. jillian is live from miami right now. ♪ wow, that's... and now the progressive commercial halftime show, featuring smash mouth. ♪ hey now, you're an all star ♪ get your game on, go play thank you! goodnight! [ cheers and applause ] now enjoy the second half of the commercial! even renters can bundle and save! where did that come from? the kitchen. it was halftime.

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in the last 24 hours. the state department morning not to travel to china. some us airlines are still going there including delta, only cutting its flights by half. that starts tomorrow. american airlines suspending service from lax starting next week. this are pilots union suing american to stop all china bound flights. the number has reached 10,000 worldwide and travel warnings may not be enough to stop the spread. on thursday we saw the first person-to-person case at home. a chicago man got sick from his wife who recently returned from china. >> reporter: the says -- the husband had exposure to the patient at the time his wife was having symptoms. we have no reason to think he acquired this virus in any other way than 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 the border. shanghai just announced it is limiting the purchase of facemasks to just five per household amid worries of supplies running out. peter doocy asking if china is doing enough. >> we are in great shape, china is not in great shape. they are working hard. we will see what happens. we are cloaking -- 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. todd: thank you. third time is the charm for tulsi gabbard's legal team. hillary clinton accepted the $50 million lawsuit after the former secretary of state referred to the congresswoman is

a russian agent, gabbard says the suit is just about done. >> no one is above the law. it is about accountability not just for me but all the servicemembers in the american people. todd: they expect a response by the clinton camp by the end of march. jillian: a controversial baseball player says the sign stealing scandal is worse than steroids, pete rose telling stuart varney they will take swings at the astros and red sox before the new season. >> i'm sure when they get to spring training there will be some players who will point a finger at this guy because this guy took his place. you know how that goes. we haven't heard this. carley: in 1989, he managed the reds. three managers and one general manager have been fired as a result of the sign stealing scandal. todd: a historic moment for the

kansas city chiefs playing in the super bowl for the first time since 1970. jillian: jillian is live in miami with dante hall. i wonder who he is rooting for in the game. >> reporter: i wonder who he is rooting for, good morning to you guys. good to see you. rooting for the chiefs to play for the chief. i asked the couple minutes ago and i want you to say this on tv. andy reid is known for passing. does andy reid change his strategy going into this game because everyone knows that? >> i hope he does. the moment you're out of your element is the moment you lose. i hope he continues to do what he does, pass pass pass. >> reporter: if he wins the super bowl he will be legendary. >> absolutely.

everyone knows he is in all-time great but once he wins the super bowl it gives him validity. he is a super bowl champ, you put that name in front of andy reid. >> reporter: patrick maholmes is in his 20s, you know him personally. talk about what he is like on the field and off the field. >> he is amazing. we know his play on the field how great he is but off the field he is a humble dude, always smiling, shakes everyone's hand, a great do off the field and i'm not saying that because i am biased. that is what i noticed when i see him throughout the city, throughout the locker room. carley: the 49ers will be tough. >> they have a solid defense,

solid offense, they are going to be a formidable challenge. >> reporter: one thing we agree on, we are both going by three. >> by three, i have a 34-31. >> reporter: i just have a few by 3. we will see. good to see you, thanks for joining us, go home and get some sleep. big 30 sunday, it will be a great game, so much excitement on the air. it is amazing. todd: imagine if dante hall got to catch passes for pat maholmes. the speed would kill other teams. carley: janice's on-screen live in miami with a look at the super bowl forecast. >> reporter: a beautiful morning in miami. we have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast later tonight into tomorrow, maybe severe storms. let's look what is happening, 63

in miami. we will get close to 80 degrees. as we get into saturday, saturday afternoon, saturday evening, a batch of thunderstorms will move through and potential for severe storms, hail, damaging wind and could see isolated tornadoes tomorrow afternoon. if you are traveling to the super bowl, know what to do if there is a watch or warning because we will see potential for that. there is your forecast. we could see thunderstorms later tomorrow. we will see heavier rainfall in the afternoon and sunday once the front clears out it is going to be so great, perfect conditions for the super bowl. we have to get through tomorrow and we will keep you up-to-date. look at this, this is so exciting. carley: sometimes everything just lines up. >> i hope so.

todd: much of the nation's focus on the super bowl, people in the hawkeye state gearing up for the super bowl of democracy. >> everyone in a room and you go to the corner for the candidate you like the most, everyone holding up signs and chanting and cheering and a lot of excitement. carley: what are the iowa caucuses and why do they matter? a lesson for us next. ♪ crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. force factor's alpha kingtime to boosts total testosteroner game. for more lean muscle in the gym, more energy, and more passion and drive so you can rule the bedroom. unleash your potential with alpha king. now available at gnc.

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half the time but being the first contest in the country and this process of caucusing makes the state very exciting every four years. every four years the phrase iowa caucuses is burned into american years with four congressional districts becoming the center of attention hounded by political candidates and national media but what is caucusing? if you don't live in a caucus state you probably don't know. we asked iowa voters to explain what it is like. >> everyone is a room and you go to the corner for the candidate you like the most and everyone is holding up signs and chanting and cheering and a lot of excitement. >> you feel the passion and vibrancy when you come into the room. it is an opportunity for people to talk about their opinions and fox and be open about why they want to vote for who they want to vote for. >> reporter: most states use a primary to pick political candidates. votes are counted.

caucusing is a more visceral community experience. caucuses take place in schools, churches, libraries, caucus goers publicly announce who they support. imagine a room with 100 democrats played into groups based on who they support. this year among others you will see groups for biden, bernie, warren, buttigieg, klobuchar, styron 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 to the next of three rounds for democrats. the process gives iowans a look at the candidates. >> it is a tradition that works well for iowa and dates to the early days of statehood. that is where things have worked here. >> we made john kerry a regular guy. he was here so long he became a regular guy and we liked him by the end. >> it is such a neat thing that as americans we get to

participate in this and stand up for what is important for us and have an impact on the process which is the incredible freedom we have in our country. >> reporter: in a democrat caucus there are three rounds and in this election they will be tallying the votes after each of these rounds for more transparency. a lot of people think that is because of what happened in 2016. hillary clinton won by 0.3% to win the iowa caucus in 2016 and a lot of bernie sanders supporters thought they were slighted out of this caucus. it got really ugly and some democrats believe that ugliness led to a lower turnout in iowa and led to donald trump winning the state of iowa in the general election after barack obama had won it twice in the eight years before. carley: time magazine decided caucusing is like rushing for a sorority.

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high tech lawn mower her husband used g.p.s. to know the image into the grass at a park. the mulle muir mural will only a few days. todd: a shadow in gillette station. it's not clear if he is walking in or out. this all follows rumors brady could leave free agency after playing two decades for the patriots. rumors going to the bucks i heard that yesterday. one person replying, quote stay. another relax go home and make a protein shake. talk to gizelle. forget about what you were thinking about, okay? carley: that's an interesting picture. first the good. a minnesota woman finds her missing dog of three years

on a beer can. >> it was on facebook and i thought oh my gosh that's my dog. i had a doubt, oh my gosh this looks like her. is it really her? carley: that's insane. her real name is hazel. she has a microship but the out of date. campaign putting shelter pickups on cans becoming a success. todd: day day? next a toddler caught on camera riding a scooter near a busy las vegas highway. >> that a kid? stop, stop, stop. stop. whoa, whoa, whoa. yeah, that ain't right. a driver scooping up the boy as another car pulls and calls police. he has since been reunited with his mother. >> a teen completely blows it when she gets a harmonica stuck in her mouth. ♪ and you are wondering what

it is ♪ the canadian girl posting this tragic tiktok video of her playing the instrum. "fox & friends" starts right now. steve: welcome to miami. you know, this is kind o tradition here along ocean drive. if you have got a fancy car, you come up and down. and thanks to our friends at lux now have the fancy car for the big game. and that's why we are in south beach. ainsley earhardt in a rolls royce. brian kilmeade. >> yeah, i demand. did you see the roster for the big game. emit smith, joe montana, terry bradshaw. ainsley: we are here for the big game, guys. the weather is fantastic. brian: whose idea to make the weather this