neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >> it was evil, it was corrupt. it should never happen to another president. >> never getting rid of that scar. jillian: it is friday february 6th. having a 4:00 am on the east coast battling belows between the president and nancy pelosi, turned the mainstream media into a frenzy. the morning from the house speaker as tensions boil over. all eyes, on the debate. and next week as critical primary.

>> i like mayor pete as well. >> i have a possible vote here. heather: former vp recover? live on the campaign trail. meet the world record pop news internet fan base even bigger than its tennis ball smiled. ♪

♪ heather: live shot from washington dc. you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. thank you for starting are they orienting it with us. you will notice law of women wearing red, celebrating the american heart association's go red for women day, you can see it there, honor heart health month. we have more on that ahead. cardiovascular disease the number one killer of women, we are talking with a nevada family as well. and stay tuned for it. and condemning the impeachment process following his acquittal, really was quite something. two separate >> terry into nancy pelosi and democrats.

aishah hasnie joins us with backlash from the mainstream media. >> the president speaking first at a national prayer breakfast where nancy pelosi was sitting just feet away. >> i don't like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong nor do i like people who say i pray for you when they know that was not so. heather: the president spoke to america, unfiltered, claiming victory after his acquittal, slamming the speaker by name. >> nancy pelosi is a horrible person and she wanted to impeach a long time ago and i pray for the president. she prays for the opposite.

>> the mainstream media not happy about either of the president's post acquittal speeches. >> i don't know who will look like a crystal a follower of jesus with this kind of conversation and vitriol. >> why would you not want to accept at least prayer or that kind of positive gesture. making clear consequences. >> it was infected -- a vindictive and full of revenge, mean-spirited and poisonous, spiteful. heather: in a scathing news conference of her on the speaker condemned the president for lacking class as democrats inch their investigation far from over. >> he is talking about things he knows little about. faith and prayer. heather: pelosi facing criticism for publicly protesting the state of the union address,

ripping up his speech. the democrat-controlled house just killed the gop resolution condemning interaction. comments pouring in online with similar views. fran writing on facebook never in my lifetime have i seen the house speaker act in such a horrible way. she is no leader. leaders do not act this way. one person tweeting low class, no other way to describe it. posting dennis to graham her loss with sham impeachment having failed and other desperate attempts to unseat number 45. we will continue to air them and have much more on this. in the meantime qualifying 2020 hopefuls set to take the debate stage just days before the new hampshire primary. new poll showing pete buttigieg and bernie sanders in a virtual tie, both declaring victory in the iowa caucuses.

in new hampshire ahead of tonight's debate. >> only took five days, let me show you those, the final tally according to democrat party officials, buttigieg, 26.21. and followed by war and at 17, buttigieg and sanders will take away 11 delegates in both planning victory. >> fantastic news. >> nothing can take away what happened on monday. we are looking at new hampshire and beyond. >> an excellent chance to win in new hampshire. we won in iowa. >> reporter: the new boston globe, sizing up on the two man race. buttigieg, 23%, 19 yesterday.

that significant but biden is on top, has fallen behind, a lot of pressure on joe biden off the trail yesterday to perform in new hampshire. we talk to some voters. here's what happened. >> i haven't decided. i like amy klobuchar. her policies are progressive but reasonable. >> are you undecided? >> i would say undecided between joe biden and mayor pete. for bernie. i like his policies, his agenda since he started in the senate. heather: how will you vote?

>> i like biden. i like mayor pete as well. >> i have a possible vote here. >> reporter: it is turning out to be a two man race between sanders and buttigieg but all eyes on biden when they take the debate stage. he has to do well in terms of climbing back up at this moment. heather: griff jenkins, not any snow coming down right now. byron york pointing out the irony behind the iowa debacle and bernie's push for transparency following the controversy in 2016 has exposed the mess behind-the-scenes of the party. >> the dnc chairman got into this, for the first time the iowa democratic party had to

release popular vote totals. in the past they kept them secret and told you, they calculated these equivalents and announced that to the public. we didn't know how many votes any candidate had gotten and it was because it was close between bernie and hillary clinton in 2016. sanders people pushed and pushed and forced this reform. it has opened the curtain and shown a really messy project much messier than we ever thought. heather: sanders iowa lost hillary clinton in 2016 sparking speculation of rigged results, very close after some of the voters voiced concerns sanders was shorted delegates. the store has not ended yet. overnight, two corona virus evacuation fights take off from china, the american passengers will arrive in texas and

nebraska as hundreds of others waiting warned team on five military bases in chinese passengers on royal caribbean cruise ship will be tested for the virus when it docs in new jersey today. a cruise ship off the coast of japan has 60 patients including three americans. thousands of passengers and another in hong kong being quarantined. 31,000 people have gotten sick in china, 600 have died including a doctor, tried to ward about the dangers of the virus. overnight, divers breaking through the ice to search underwater for missing boy, using drugs with hillary clinton bodies of water, the national guard and fbi are on the place. 11-year-old gannon disappeared in colorado springs last month. home security video captured him getting into a pickup with his stepmother. that was the last time he was seen.

she denies any wrongdoing. a major terror take down the white house confirming one of the most wanted terrorist leaders in the world is dead. the us killing al rahimi two weeks ago, a victory that was hinted at over the weekend, he trained under usama bin laden, claimed responsibility for the deadly shooting at the pensacola naval air base. the man accused of killing faces 93 counts of federal hate crime charges. investigators say the suspect wrote a manifesto outlining his plan to target hispanic people. his victims included teenage boy and a couple with a newborn baby. he was charged with capital murder in texas. if convicted he could face the death penalty. some bad storms to tell you about, five people are dead as a

result, dozens others injured after storms wreak havoc across the south, this possible tornado in south carolina just one of several reported twisters. i wents destroyed a mobile home park in alabama leaving at least one person dead and take a look at this. a man sitting on top of his car as floodwaters rage in tennessee. he was rescued by police. trees top a lot of moving car in atlanta. now word on the driver's condition. the storm is pushing northeast. parents in charlotte, north carolina, tornadoes there. american astronaut christina koch thanking her supporters now that she is back on earth. she spent a record 328 days on the international space station, longer than any other female in history. she safely landed and has asked and -- kazakhstan before coming

home, welcome she received at home, she said she will get used to eating with knives and forks. they only have spoons in space was welcome home and congratulations. the time is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. victory and defeat, the words between donald trump and nancy pelosi getting a fever pitch after impeachment acquittal. >> it was evil. it was corrupt, this should never ever happen. >> you are impeached forever, you are never getting rid of that scar. >> reporter: nancy pelosi brought political discourse of the nation to a new low and she joins us up next. >> a slice of pain. the record number of people in the er because of pizza.

>> it was evil, it was corrupt, this should never ever happen to another president. >> you are impeached forever, we are never getting rid of that scar. a little sedated, looked that way last year too. >> we went through russia russia russia. it was all [bleep] >> reading the constitution in his conduct. i shredded his state of his mind address. heather: a war of words, back and forth between donald trump and nancy pelosi, trading barbs in dueling press conferences following the president's impeachment acquittal.

where does america go from here? joining me is liz peek. your overall comment about yesterday? watching from home, can't imagine what people are thinking. >> i think people are repulsed by nancy pelosi. i am a trump supporter so i think what has happened to donald trump in the last two years is unfair but nancy pelosi is doubling down on stupid in my view. this entire impeachment thing was a bad idea putting adam schiff in charge of it was a bad idea and polling is pretty clear american voters are not happy with nancy pelosi and the impeachment effort and the democratic party. polling from gallup shows a huge surgeon approval for the republican party. that is what has driven nancy pelosi to lose her mind here. all these personal attacks, ripping up the speech, utter embarrassment and doubling down on this.

i think she is not composed. shannon: do you think she should step down? there are calls for her to step down. >> he will step down when the last glacier melts. that is not going to happen. of democrats don't do well in 2020 she is out. heather: in terms of who this has benefited you went through some of those polling numbers do you think it is -- when she looks at those polling numbers? and take a look the polling numbers for the democratic candidates for president? >> let's think about the polling. the polling says people don't like what is happening in our country and they blame the divisiveness, more on democrats than nancy pelosi put on donald trump. has the coarsened the discourse? he has. has she double down and made it worse, without a doubt. this is a political act. i think she is in trouble. heather: you think they will

bring this topic up? >> the debate tonight will be more about joe biden making the case if he is still a viable candidate. heather: will the other candidates go after joe biden? >> i think they will go after pete buttigieg. his victory lap before we had information about iowa was an embarrassment to his candidacy. he looked like a rookie and he is and they will go after sanders. those are the front runners. sanders according to a monopole is a four points. who of those two can go to new hampshire, south carolina and do well? the answer is probably neither of them. democrats would love a concentrated field moving forward but i don't think they will get one. heather: we have dueling press conferences today. thank you so much. 20 minutes after the top of the

hour. hillary clinton ran for president twice and lost but is she ready to be vice president? >> never say never. it is not going to happen. heather: the reaction to hillary's political feature. stay with us. [ fast-paced drumming ]

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heather: just when you haven't heard your name and a while, hillary clinton keeps popping up in politics and doing it once again. in an interview on the ellen show she touched on her potential place in the 2020 election. >> if someone asks you to be vice president would you do it? >> that is not going to happen but now. never say never because i love serving my country but it is not

going to happen. >> here is what social media has to say about it. >> she is not going to run for president, the question is does she want to be vice president? she downplayed the chances of that happening but told the story how she was shocked when president obama asked her to be secretary of state, never say never. here we go again. let's see what people are saying on twitter. hillary would be an anchor sinking any chance they have. let her do it. matthew says no one is asking. a clinton supporter saying i am still with her. her gut instinct is right on this one. i doubt she is on any candidate's shortlist. heather: she double down in that interview.

>> the only one she mentioned is pete buttigieg, lack of experience. heather: aoc talked about the democratic party, marked for this phrase. listen to what she said. >> this idea started as a joke because it is a physical impossibility to lift yourself up by a bootstrap. the whole thing is a joke. heather: pull yourself up by your bootstraps, come from nothing and become something. >> it is interesting coming from her who went from bartender, extremely influential congresswoman overnight. putting on a pair of work boots in the morning has pulled many millions out of poverty, and taking hits on social media.

heather: i will be interested if she has a response. heather: thing fun. how many -- a dog's now for it to be a guinness world record. >> finley is a golden retriever from new york with a special set of skills, the current guinness world record is five. heather: he broke the record. >> finley is top dog. heather: now you know. thank you, have a great weekend. 27 minutes after the top of the hour. a new york governor seeing red after dhs suspended travel programs over the green light law. >> this is unbounded arrogance.

hyperpolitical government and this is another form of extortion. heather: homeland security sustained by is preventing them doing their jobs. one of donald trump's biggest supporters is stepping down. who is the best person to replace congressman mark meadows? our next guest is running to the seat because america is worth fighting for. meet young republican candidates live next. ♪

heather: a look at our top headlines this morning, we begin with a fox news alert. passengers on royal caribbean cruise ship will be tested for the coronavirus when it but docs in new jersey today. a cruise ship off the coast of japan has 60 patients on board

including three americans. thousands of passengers on that cruise and another one in hong kong are being quarantined. in hong kong 31,000 people have gotten sick from the coronavirus. 600 have died. police are using underwater drills within our equipment to search for missing boy. the 11-year-old disappeared last month. the national guard and fbi joining the investigation and the jobs report will be released this morning, the us added 160,000 job last month up from 145,000. the unemployment rate expected to hold steady at the.5%, the lowest it has been in 50 years. the fight over new york's green light law is escalating. democrat governor andrew cuomo colin powell after the trump administration announced it would ban residents of the

empire state from enrolling in programs that expedite border crossings. >> reporter: new york governor andrew cuomo is accusing donald trump of retaliating against new york state for its so-called sanctuary immigration policies which shield undocumented immigrants from deportation. >> this is unbounded arrogance, hyperpolitical government and another form of extortion. >> in a letter to the department of motor vehicles, acting away security secretary chad wolf announced that effective immediately all new york state residents will no longer be the to enroll or reenroll in programs that expedite national travel. pre-check is not effective. wolf says it is a direct result of new york state's green light law which allows and document immigrants to apply for drivers licenses. the law prevents federal

immigration officials from accessing any dod information without a court order. ice agents rely on dod information for most of their arrests in new york, like that applicants for travel programs. >> they built cases investigating committal networks using personal data from the database. >> donald trump blamed sanctuary laws for the rape and murder of a 92-year-old woman in queens. >> if they honored isis, his victim would still be alive today. >> the suspect was arraigned. he was in the us illegally from guyana. before the murder he was elected -- arrested for assaulting his father but released. >> back to the campaign.

2020 hopefuls will face off on the debate stage just days before the new hampshire primary. the democratic candidates include iowa front runner pete buttigieg and bernie sanders, andrew yang changing of the campaign, dozens of staffers, that was the plan after iowa. elizabeth warren with her own staffing issues. what they are calling a toxic working environment. >> i believe these women without any equivocation and i apologize personally. >> six staffers left the nevada campaign. trying to explain away accusations of plagiarism, the

campaign copied material for media outlets. much of what you flag were fact sheets that went out via mail chip which doesn't support formatting. whatever that means. we know what this means. faith, family and freedom. mark meadows dedicates the race to defending the values that make america great. madison joins me live with why he thinks he is the right man for the job. tell us this is your first time running for office. >> it is indeed. when i heard congressman meadows is moving on, i took inventory and when you look at the democratic party you see we have a communist to is about to maybe when the primary.

a man who took his honeymoon in moscow and you see aoc moving over a socialist cliff, no time to wait. >> listen to what donald trump had to say in terms of mark meadows, appointed to another committee. >> mark meadows is an extraordinary guy. he is announcing, by 40 points, he is announcing he is not running this time. is somebody going to win your district by 20 points? >> you think you are the man to do the job? >> in my district we had a very new ad which adds a lot of liberals into our constituency and i believe i'm one of the only candidates who can reach

into north carolina. i'm a true conservative, traditional political arena on a debate stage. and social media or anything like that. >> i want to go in depth into that, a lot of reports talk about millennial voters, do you think that is not true? >> many of my generation are attracted to those lies and you have been lied to by the republican party. it is not the republican party that doesn't have a compelling message, just we don't have a compelling messenger and that is why we need to get someone who speaks a language they will understand. heather: donald trump will tout

the economy at a summit. after his victory in 2016 in north carolina. what do voters think about the job the president is doing their? >> if you look at the republican party, 92% approval rating of donald trump and the economy has never been better. the reason i think the opportunities he is planning to implemented great, this is what concerns us all over the country. it is less regulation, less government interference. the state of the union address, donald trump gave a message about how prosperous the country has become. we have made america great again and that is why you sign nancy pelosi react the way she did. their ideology is predicated on the fact that we have an extension crisis so people believe the country is doing well they are not going to push for the socialist revolution democrats want. heather: on march 3rd your democratic primary, a

motivational speaker, tell us about that. >> i was in a terrible car accident, i was nominated to the united states naval academy, my life was going exactly where i wanted to go and in a terrible car accident, had to fight back within an image of that and understand that showed me who i was. i took that message and became a motivational speaker, to start a financial investment and it went very well and the opportunity opened up and i believe i will be a strong voice for faith, family and freedom. heather: and you are running for congress. thank you for joining us, good luck. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. where our hunter's financial records from ukraine? new development in the gop led effort to get the truth about

biden's work for the gas giant burisma. san francisco wants to build its own tent city. the far-fetched plan to combat drug addiction in a city overrun with homelessness. ♪

bill: the treasury department handed over financial documents is the republicans related to hunter biden's dealings with ukraine and his relationship with the gas company burisma. two companies looking at conflict of interest. some have accused the former vice president's son of making millions off of his father's influence in ukraine during joe biden's time in office. san francisco starting to open sobering centers for mathematics, the latest attempt to combat rising drug problem.

tents will be placed in the city parking lot in a neighborhood living with syringes. the 24 hour center is believed the first in the nation. we will have 15 beds, the effort aimed at getting drug addicts health and alleviating overcrowded emergency rooms. the trump administration asking a federal judge to allow new foodstamp restrictions to move forward. this comes after a dozen states have turned over the changes of new regulations that will make it harder for able-bodied adults without dependents to qualify for snap benefits. the court is expected to hear a meeting on the motion in march. 100 models standing together to fight alleged abuse. victoria's secret. this comes days after the new york times reported 200 company executives of sexual harassment region an open letter the models claim the culture of misogyny, bullying and harassment is even

more egregious and entrenched than previously understood. among those who signed, christie turlington, victoria's secret's parent company responded they are committed to improving model safety. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour and february is america's heart health month, much more meaningful for this particular family. mom and dad learn their newborn had a serious heart problem and they join us to share the miracle that changed their lives. tv just keeps getting better.

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bill: branding and andrea buzzkirk's lives changed when their daughter emerson was diagnosed with congestive heart failure but then a miracle happens. a heart became available and a successful transplant saved their baby's life and they are bringing awareness to america's heart health month with emerson avenue story of bravery and hope. joining us to sharon brad and andrea emerson. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> thank you for having us. heather: emerson is tweeting away letting everyone knows -- >> live tweeting as we speak. heather: this was one year ago she had to have the surgery. what happened? >> emerson was diagnosed in september of 2018. we took her to the hospital, she was not being herself, lethargic, dehydrated. we took her in thinking she

would need antibiotics and when the doctor came back and told us she was in congestive heart failure our world stopped. that was not the news we were expecting to hear. heather: i can't imagine how scary that must have been as a dad looking at your little girl knowing did you know she was going to need a new heart? >> pretty early on. we haven't had a history of family medical so this hit us like a ton of bricks. we were not expecting this at all. we transferred hospitals. they expedited things. they knew on the spot she was going to need a new heart. that first week was touch and go. we didn't know which way she was going to go. heather: she is so cute with her halloween costume.

you found out about the heart, this is moving very quickly. tell us what happened during the surgery and afterwards. >> we found out on january 27, 2019, that are hard had become available. brandon was in california with me when we got the call so we received that call together as we got the call at 5:46 at night and they said she would be taken to surgery at midnight. we got to the hospital to prepare her and give her a special bath and get her sheets change so she was fresh and ready to go down and the hospital but that is no how surgery was progressing. the text message updates, we stayed awake until 2:00 in the morning. okay, she is in surgery, we decided to get a few hours of sleep as we needed to. we woke back up at 6:00 and at

6:30 we received a message that she was done, surgery was over and she was coming up to recovery. heather: such wonderful news that it went well and playing with you and watching frozen or whatever she is doing, tell us what your shirt means. >> heart kids are known as heart warriors. one of our friends early on changed the eye in warrior to an e for emerson and that, from the beginning she is a warrior and exemplifies every meaning of it. heather: so many people across the country, and others, need organ transplants, specifically hearts. american heart month and today we are talking about the problems women have with heart health. the final word as we wrap up to express to people the importance

of donors. >> we can't thank our donor family enough. we think about it all the time, the blessing they gave us and it brings tears to our eyes all the time and we can't say enough about donors. the difference about what donor families get, stories about people giving organs, breaks their heart every time. it helped us out financially and what we need to get through. without them we wouldn't be here today. heather: that is how i found out about you and glad i was able to because your story is remarkable. emerson, don't know if you can hear me but thank you so much, let you go back to watching frozen. thank you all, appreciate it and we will be right back.

heather: virginia democrat pushing for illegals to get drivers licenses, saying the move will bring millions of dollars to the state and 15 other states with greenlight laws have seen the number of collisions go down. critics say it would reward illegals by fast-track a path to become us citizens. major league baseball getting ready to put new limits on live video access during games after

the league found the astros use cameras to steal pitching signs during the world series championship season. two team executives were fired, hoping to complete the investigation into accusations of red sox, we are stealing signs before spring training begins next week. the manager lost his job, alex cora. it is time for the good, bad and the ugly. up first the good. check out the newly named harlem globe otter. ♪ heather: officially part of the team after showing off her skills at portland zoo. the bad. his pizza ever betrayed you?

you are not alone. according to the us consumer product safety commission, pizza related incidents and 3800 people to the er in 2018. injuries included cutting your hand, burning and even falling out of bed when reaching for pizza. you thought politics in the us were rough? ukrainian lawmakers brawling on the parliament floor, the fight sparks over land reform. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". have a great weekend. "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. jillian: it is friday february 7th, fox news alert. the coronavirus hitting close to home as travelers on a cruise ship docking in new jersey. rob: the whistleblower doctor who tried to warn the world believed to be among the first victims of the virus outbreak. breaking developed a growing epidemic. 2020 democrats hours from taking the debate stage in new hampshire as we have a winner,

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