the girl scout cookie program. think outside the box. mike: good evening, i'm mike emanuel for jon scott and this is a brand-new hour of the fox report. the presidential hopefuls make that final push ahead of monday's critical caucuses with recent polls showing it will be a two-candidate race between joe biden and bernie sanders. but still plenty of hope for the 2020 dems as they campaign in the first caucus state today.

dan springer has the latest on the sanders campaign. but we begin with ellison barber who is live in waterloo, iowa with the biden campaign. reporter: the community event is just starting to gingtd way. we expect former vice president joe biden to arrive here any minute now. this is his third campaign stop of the day. his wife jill bind knead four steps of her own. former secretary of state john kerry showed up someone of biden's events today. he argued that biden's role in the mid-terms shows he can beat president trump in the general election. >> i don't say anything negative about the other candidates. they are all capable and arctic

plapt but there is only one candidate in this field who has shown he built to pass major legislation and build the coalitions you need. and campaign in states none of the others were invited to because they would have lost votes, not won them. reporter: five candidates are polling at above or at 10%. if your questioned is locked in you can't realign to vote for another candidate. 50% of voters indicated they are they were open to moving their

support from their first candidate to somebody else. mike: bernie sanders is in iowa after spending the week in washington for president trump's impeachment trial. dan springer is live in des moines, iowa with more. reporter: bernie is getting around, hitting a lot of spots in iowa. he started out shaking hands in des moines. then he made a stop on his way to a concert. four more campaign events tomorrow as he tries to zero in and win the caucus monday. polls show he has the momentum and he's a favorite to tight hawkeye state. he's campaigning with two of the most liberal members of congress. he says his ideas are no longer

considered radical. among them. free college and medicare for all. sanders says he's best to take on president trump because his campaign generates the most enthusiasm. >> if it's a low turnout he new mexico we won't win. i believe our campaign is the campaign of energy, is the campaign of excitement. is the campaign that can bring millions of people into the political process who normally do not vote. reporter: michael moore is a big supporter of bernie sanders. he's praising congress woman rashida tlaib who at a bernie sanders rally booed when hillary clinton's name was mentioned. she said she regrets the booing.

but moore tweeted so proud of my long-time friend. sanders says bring it on, i'm going to win this nomination. he has a good shot of the taking iowa then on to new hampshire. mike: also getting a break from the impeachment trial is massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. we have the latest from the home of the hawkeyes, iowa city, iowa. reporter: senator elizabeth warren added and saying to her fellow democrats, telling the crowd it's time for coming together. she'd told her supporters how

they influenced the campaign. >> i heard from you. you press notes into my hand. you whispered dpleems my ear. you told me about your lives. about issues, about ideas, about how we can make things better. all of this year you have made me a better candidate, and you will make me a better president. thank you. reporter: warren celebrated her one millionth individual donation. with her traction we are hearing much more about viability and ability to beat trump. the federal election commission filing report shows she raised $.7 million -- raised $21.7

million. in the real clear politics average of polls she is pretty busy and doesn't have time to talk to each individual. mike, alicia, thanks very much. mike: mike tobin is in anamosa, iowa. reporter: buttigieg is reaching out to moderates and swing voters. throughout the day we saw buttigieg reaching out to moderate. criticizing the hyper partisanship we see so much.

about the most passion came when he was make the case that he is the democrat who can beat president trump. >> it's important for us not only to defeat donald trump but to do it by big enough margins. we need to unite not just the left, not just progressives and died in the wool democrats. but when you come down to it we agree on an awful lot of what we to the do ws as a country. mike: he mentioned senator sanders and joe biden. he criticizes sanders saying he only offers a choice between revolution and status quo. nothing in between. he dismissed biden and says he's politics of the past. buttigieg is off to cedar rapids and then des moines.

mike? mike: mike tobin, thanks very much. president trump's impeachment trial entering the home stretch. as the republicans block a motion to call new witnesses. kevin corke is neared the mar-a-lago resort. but we begin with lucas tomlinson on capitol hill. reporter: one of the republican senators democrats hoped to flip was lamar alexander who said the follow being president trump. >> i think he shouldn't have don't it was wrong, inappropriate is the way i would say the, improper, crossing the line. the only question left is who decides what to do about that. the people.

the people is my conclusion. reporter: the only two republican senators to defect, mitt romney and susan collins. chuck schumer called the impeachment trial a sham. >> if the president is acquitted with no witnesses, no documents, the acquitteddal will have no -- the acquittal will have no value. reporter: he released an statement. quote every single republican senator voted to endorse the republican cover-up. the full truth will come out and republicans will have to answer for why they were so determined to enable the president to my it. next week closing arguments on monday.

at 3:00 p.m., senators will deliver individual remarks on the senate floor. tuesday senators will spend all day speak on the senate floor but their attendance is optional. wednesday at 4:00 p.m. the impeachment trial reconvenes with chief justice roberts presiding over the vote on the articles of impeachment. >> i went to the school of hard knocks. i think this a bunch about [bleep]. and this will blow up in the democrats' face. mic. mike: senator graham a little fired up. president trump leaving washington yesterday after another week of his impeachment trial. he's spending the weekend in mar-a-lago where he's focused on tuesday's state of the union

address. kevin corke is live in florida from mar-a-lago. reporter: president reagan had morning in america, the great american comeback will likely be the theme of president trump's state of union. it will reflect an upbeat tone, especially at a time of incredible rancor. we are told he will lay out the vision of relentless optimism focusing on the blue collar boom, lowering the cost of healthcare, safe and legal immigration and protecting national security. but the speech comes ahead of the impeachment vote wednesday. it will be enveloped by senators from both sides. white house officials have been fairly muted in response to the votes to reject more witnesses

and the decision to adjourn until monday and continue the process until wednesday. but privately they say they are looking forward to wednesday with anticipation and expectation that president will be acquitted. democrats argued without witnesses this is not a real acquittal. lastly, i wanted to tell you about something we saw on the president's twitter feed. you may have seen this. he retweeted a note and story about an al qaeda leader who apparently was killed in a u.s. airstrike. qassim al-rimi is his name. we have not pinned that down from our sources at the white house. but we'll stay on it and get back to you. mike: three major american-based airlines suspended flights between the u.s. and mainland

china as the coronavirus continues to spread. delta, american and united. all three companies say they are responding to a sharp drop in a demand for flights fooling state department advisory telling americans not to fly to comien a because of the outbreak. reporter: the travel ban is coming just in time or maybe not soon enough as a confirmed massachusetts case raises the number to 8. the coronavirus shows no signs of slowing down. word that a person in new york is being tested for the virus. and china. the world health organization has declared a worldwide health emergency as the number of cases

mass dliemed 14,000. china state tv announced the death toll has increased to 304. meanwhile, 8 cases so far have been confirmed in the u.s. the latest a man in his 20s and a student at boston's u mass. he recently visited wuhan, china. u.s. airline carriers us spendsed flights to china for the next two weeks. according to health officials the coronavirus is from a large family of viruses that can cause a range of illnesses like sars. but this new strain has never been seen in humans before.

the first cases were in wuhan, china. they are under lockdown to contain the virus. there is no known vaccine. but u.s. health officials say noise cause for alarm. >> we still have low risk to the american puck. american -- the american public. but we wanted to keep it a low risk. already 19 million victims with 180,000 hospitalizations and 10,000 deaths. there are too many unthose about the coronavirus -- too many unknowns about the virus. so it's best to be cautious at this time.

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[♪] mike: with all eyes on iowa ahead of the nation's first caucuses. sandra smith brings us a look at this unique process. step one on the long winding road to the white house. >> there is a reason why this man is on trial. the reason's on trial is because

he does not want to run against me. >> our campaign is about winning in iowa, winning the democratic nomination. defeating trump. but it's more than that. >> if the best democrats can offer is business as usual after donald trump, democrats will lose. reporter: iowa has picked the democratic nominee all but three times since 1972. >> what iowa will do is reduce the number of serious players. iowa does not pick the winner about it does choose the field. what winds up happening is someone winning by a razor thin margin could win big on election day. reporter: 316 precincts in 99

counties. if their candidate doesn't have the support of 15% of those in attendance. they can try to gain more supporters or switch to another campaign. reporter: at what point do we start to know who might be a winner? >> my sense is the story you are trying to make out after picture, there seems to be a movement there, the people dropping out are moving to bide be and sanders or warren or whoever. reporter: over the past five decades. >decades. >dethey have seen their share of upsets. >> huckabee was an upset. reporter: how do they use that

to move on from iowa? >> have a good speech. >> you have done what the senate said we couldn't do. >> look back at that speech. it launched a candidacy. another big upset for 2004. everyone thought howard dean was riding high in iowa. and he gave a speech and there was the famous dean scream. i am told if you were in the room he didn't sounds as insane. reporter: now we wait to see who gets the nod from the first state to vote in the presidential election year. what will you be watching for that night? >> the most people get to the polls on that snorey day and who is everybody's second choice? reporter: do you expect upthe sets on that day? >> i'm smart enough to know no

one can predict it. mike: that was sandra smith reporting. iowa caucus-goers are being warned to be careful about what they read on social media. reporter: the excitement is building in desmoines and across iowa ahead of the caucus. but there is concern that a person or group might be putting out disinformation that could confuse the caucus-goers. all the various campaigns have been out here trying to make sure people know what they need to know before the caucus moan dang. but state officials say they are concerned about this as well. the secretary of state said the state is monitoring social media, but it's also up to the

parties to keep a close eye out. >> they can go to their state directors to get the facts. we are all working together on that. the media play a key northern that. reporter: the chairman of the democratic party wrote it's our top priority to make sure people have accurate fact about the caucuses. this is an issue that the campaigns have been speaking up about. senator warren says she supports new laws to make it a crime to knowingly disseminate disinformation. she wrote russian disinformation is not the only threat we face

on line. this also an issue we know the democrats on the ground in iowa have been gearing up for as well. they have been working to secure the caucus. they are launching a new app so headquarters is able to get results. and have paper copies. they will be able to track those records. but with so many people watching, people ought to be watching social media to see if anything happens between now and monday evening. mike: democratic lawmakers have a new reason why president trump should not be acquitted. copd makes it hard to breathe

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her vote? if not the yeas are 49, the nays are 51. mike: i'm mike emanuel in for jon scott. if you are just joining us, the senate is set to acquit the president in a final up or down vote wednesday. but house democrats are not expected to take their foot off the gas wirt comes to investigating the president or his administration. for more on what this means, let's bring in be john, it's great to have you. there was pane emergency in terms of the house need to go impeach the president before christmas. then the speaker held the articles of impeachment for four

weeks. not won't happen until wednesday. four thoughts on it. >> this isn't a trial. this isn't a trial strictly speaking. what's important is there are enormous national security implications. our adversaries are watching. and congress by having these investigation go on and on even when they know the outcome is a foregone conclusion want to drag out. this emboldens our enemies. president trump is attempting to retrain them and reverse 8-24 years of america accommodating behavior. when they look at what's going on, they are likely to get an impression that obama is an aberration and the state department really makes policy. this weakens his hand. this puts american lives at risk

and american jobs at risk with regard to china. mike: gallup poll, the. 50% now it's 68%. military preparedness is up 15 be points. your thoughts. >> well, the economy is now 8-29 approved. these -- are. are 689 approved. america is strong. we are in a massive defense buildup. president trump got lee major terrorists. and they have made progress in boxing in iran in exporting

terrorism throughout the region. mike: this is the first partisan impeachment. what concerns do you have on the impact on the american presidency going forward? >> many as a lawyer. the democrats when they issued the subpoenas, they were invalid in the house. committees can't on their own motion issue such a subpoena. they tried to charge the president with obstruction of congress when he's availing himself of the third branch of government, checks and balances. that's like saying you are going to charge someone with obstruction by make an appeal. this weakens the presidency. basically what they are saying is the legislative branch is you parole and any attempt to seek redress in the courts is a criminal act. you have to think about that.

that's a fundamental damage in the american constitutional order. and there have always been checks and balances. but if it's taken to its logical conclusion. that means the legislative branch is you parole than is no check on its behavior. it would undermine future presidents of both parties. mike: what is the impact in your view in november when you have the white house, a third of the senate and the entire house on the ballot? >> i think the american people are have much tired of this. the democrats have their own problems in the primary. whether they take it by a large enough margin remains to be seen. but i think the democrats are misjudging the american people here.

mike: the trump administration announcing an expansion of its controversial travel ban to include six more companies saying they have failed to meet information-sharing standards. the restriction will only apply to some categories of advisas. reporter: president trump is making good on his plan to extend the travel ban for national security. it's already prompted an outcry of criticism at home and abroad. >> he campaigned for a muslim ban. and as we know he doesn't read national security briefings. he made a campaign promise to his base and i fulfilled it and is continuing those policies. >> three of these are muslim majority countries. two of them are about half muslim. reporter: eritrea, kirnlg and,

burma, and tan. it places restrictions on six countries that failed to meet the criteria for security. they cite insufficient reasons for keeping people from entering the united states. only after the white house made several revision and adds north korea and iran to the list. thousands of people were separated from their parents as a result of the first ban. the white house disputed claims the travel ban seeks to single

out muslims or any other religious or ethnic group. mike: palestinian president mahmoud abbas threatening to cut security ties with the u.s. abbas feels the plan heavily favored israel. it would give the palestinians limited self-rule and allow israel to annex its settlements there while keeping most of jerusalem. up next, how the lakers paid their respects to kobe bryant last night and what investigators are learning from the fatal helicopter crash. me y. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof!

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the death of legendary lakers player kobe bryant. he was honored a pre-game tribute. bryant and his daughter and seven others were killed in a helicopter crash last sunday. now investigators say the company that's flew the plane was not licensed to fly in low visibility. reporter: the agency further investigates the crash that caused the loss of life. thousands of people paid tribute to him and his daughter gianna outside the stadium. kobe's wife vanessa reportedly requested to have some of the heartfelt items fans placed at the memorial. loud chances of mvp kobe and

gigi. they covered the courtside seats they occupied with flowers. a second moment of silence was observed in the arena. and there were musical performances. le bron james spoke publicly for the first time since this deadly crash that claimed the lives of kobe, his daughter gianna and 7 others. >> tonight we celebrate the kid that came here at 18 years of age. retired at 38. and became the man we have seen the past three years. in the words of kobe bryant. i'm out. but in the words of us, not forgotten. reporter: new legislation could come out of the tragic loss.

brad sherman is work on a bill to prevent helicopter crashes like the one that claimed kobe bryant's life. it would require warning systems to alert pilots when they are in dangerous terrain. something the helicopter kobe was riding in did not have. >> this is not a fail safe. but the national transportation safety board made it a strong point that it will save lives and it ought to be adopted. reporter: the lakers didn't win the game, but they won in the hearts of fans who wanted to honor kobe in a big way. mike: an american woman takes home a grand slam title down

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mike: super bowl 54's stadium doesn't have senior broadcast meteorologist lauren has a look at what we can expect for tomorrow's big game. >> is mother nature going to cooperate in time for super bow sunday. this is the final push of all the showers and thunderstorms as

they continue to exit in southeast florida as we see. let's bring down the timing and the future cast. within the next hour there is going to be a few lingering showers but past midnight, this is the start of the game time tomorrow. not a cloud in the sky for miles in either direction mostly clear sky heading for the rest of sunday night. let's break down the super bowl game time, pregame upper 60s and work our way down to the lower 60s by the fourth quarter, that's when you want to break up the jacket and temperatures in the upper 50s. this will be a little bit on the cooler side and you really cannot ask for much more, the high pressure will be back in control with the southerly flow and measure temperature from sunday to monday. widespread temperatures 10 - 15 degrees above average for this time of year. these next couple of days with highs in the lower 70s, that's more like it for this time of year with tuesday's upper 70s, a cool sunday with temperatures

in the upper 60s lower 70s by monday. tuesday was right where we should be for this type of year. >> thank you very much. rain or shine warmer chili does not matter if you're watching the game. fox is a good place for the super bowl , kickoff 6:30 p.m. eastern and we will preview all the excitement on the fox station. tuning for a special "fox news sunday" coming live from hard rock stadium and monday the guest include a member of president trump's defense team alan dershowitz and amy klobuchar as well as his guests. also in miami along with "fox news sunday" "watters world", "the greg gutfeld show", "sunday morning features", the five and bill humor reports and tomorrow "america's newsroom", democracy coverage from beautiful iowa that kicks off on fox news channel. stay with us. that is how fox reports this

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jesse: welcome to "watters world" i am jesse watters, coming to you from miami. take a look at hard rock stadium right there home to the super bowl lxiv, san francisco 49ers face-off against the kansas city chiefs. we are going to get their predictions for the game and also deal puts me to the test to see if i have what it takes to make an nfl team. and the 49ers cheerleaders are here to get the party started. [cheering] first, the senate did its job, that's a subject of tonight "watters