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, sort of.

jillian: peter buttigieg inching out bernie and the chaotic caucus, live in the granite state. the crucial primary. >> he is talking about something he knows little about, faith and prayer. >> nancy pelosi is a horrible person. i doubt she prays at all. jillian: will they be able to smooth things over? rob: it has been a wild time, the war of words between the president and the house speaker. "fox and friends first" on friday continues right now. ♪ thursday i don't care about

you ♪ friday ♪ ♪ tuesday wednesday break my heart ♪ todd: way too relaxed song for the week we just had. jillian: i hear what you are saying but it is friday. it has been a crazy week, we made it to friday. very ready to chill. todd: you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. all of us are in red today for red for women day for the american heart association. todd: we all thought only men can get heart attacks. if you have a heart you can get this. jillian: you will see a lot of red today. donald trump condemning the impeachment process following its acquittal. two separate speeches to tear into nancy pelosi and the democrats. todd: aishah hasnie joins us

with backlash from the mainstream media. >> reporter: colletta victory lap. the president speaking at a national prayer breakfast where nancy pelosi was sitting a few 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 that is not so. >> reporter: the president then spoke to america at the white house and filtered claiming victory after his acquittal and this time slamming the speaker by name. >> nancy pelosi is a horrible person and she wanted to impeach a long time ago. she said i pray for the president, i pray for the president, she may pray but she prays for the opposite but i doubt she prays at all. >> the mainstream media not

happy about the postcoital speeches. >> look like a christian and a follower of jesus with this kind of conversation and vitriol. >> why would you not accept at least prayer or that kind of positive gesture? he was attacking and making clear consequences -- >> it was an vindictive, full of revenge, mean-spirited and poisonous and spiteful. >> reporter: the speaker condemned the president for lacking class, they hint their investigations are far from over. >> he needs our prayers. he is talking about things he knows little about, faith and prayer. jillian: pelosi faced criticism for publicly protesting the president's state of the union address by ripping up his speech. the democrat-controlled house killed the gop resolution to

condemn those actions. your comments are pouring in with similar views, fran writing, quote, never in my lifetime have i seen the house speaker act in such a horrible way. he is no leader, leaders do not act this way. todd: lower-class, no way to describe it. jillian: david saying her loss, the sham impeachment having failed as well as the other desperate paths to unseat number 45. people frustrated with that argument. todd: 2020 hopeful plastic the debate stage ahead of the primary. jillian: peter buttigieg and bernie sanders in a virtual tie as both declare victory in the chaotic iowa caucuses. todd: in manchester, new hampshire, good morning. >> reporter: it took five days to get those results out of iowa and it was close.

buttigieg 26.21 to sanders's 26.12, warren at 17, biden at 15, buttigieg and sanders taking 11 delegates from the hawkeye state. both were claiming victory. >> fantastic news to hear that we won. >> nothing can take away what happened on monday. we are looking ahead to new hampshire. >> we have an excellent chance to win in new hampshire. we won in iowa. >> reporter: are with them if i were? sick again. tom perez taken to twitter to call for a re-canvas. we will see what happens. the new boston globe suffolk university poll has sanders and buttigieg almost tied, sanders on top at 24%, buttigieg 23%, up four points and warren and biden, the significance is biden has fallen behind warren. yesterday he was ahead of her.

his wife was at a diner yesterday talking to voters. we talked to those voters as well. >> i haven't decided. i like amy klobuchar. her policies are progressive but also reasonable and i like her healthcare. >> reporter: are you undecided? >> undecided between vice president biden and mayor peter. >> reporter: will you vote for biden? >> bernie. >> reporter: why? >> i like his policies come his agenda, fighting for women's rights since he started in the senate. >> reporter: are you going to vote? >> biden, i like yang and mayor pete. >> reporter: a possible vote here. you got to convince her. all eyes on the debate stage tonight. looking to stand out with a two

man race at the top between buttigieg and sanders. todd: it will be interesting to see how this week's and arrogance make it on the debate stage. thanks. jillian: two coronavirus evacuation flights take off from china. the american passengers will arrive in texas and nebraska as hundreds of others lay in quarantine on five military bases and chinese passengers on a royal caribbean cruise ship will be tested for the virus when it docs in new jersey. a cruise ship off the coast of japan has 60 patients including three americans. thousands of passengers on that cruise and another one in hong kong, 31,000 people have gotten sick in china and 600 have died including a doctor who tried to warn about the dangers of the virus in december. overnight, divers break through

the ice to search underwater for missing boy. police are using drones with sonar equipment in bodies of water. the national guard and fbi are on the case. 11-year-old gannon disappeared in colorado springs last month. home security video captured him getting into a pickup truck with his stepmother. that was the last time he was seen. she denies any wrongdoing. todd: the man who killed 22 people and hurt two dozen others at an el paso walmart faces 90 counts of federal hate crime charges. the suspect wrote a manifesto outlining his plan. his victims included a teenage boy and a couple with a newborn baby. he was charged with capital murder in texas last year. he could face the death penalty. police at arizona state university investigating after this disturbing video surfaced.

[shouting] >> reporter: the video seen 3 million times posted by students for trump, a stranger yelling at them as they recruited on campus. a spokesman from the university says they are unsure if a man in that video is actually a student. jillian: at least we 5 people dead and dozens injured after storms wreak havoc across the south. a tornado in south carolina one of several reported. todd: high winds destroying a mobile home park in alabama leaving one person did. jillian: raging floodwaters in tennessee trapped this man on top of his car waiting to be rescued. todd: janice dean tracking the storm. >> reporter: a pretty big cold front moving through, low-pressure strengthening moved westward and across the plane states over the east coast. won't see the weather we saw the last couple days but we will see

flash flooding with this and behind it some snow and maybe blizzard conditions with those winds gusting 30 or 40 miles per hour. the past 24 hours if you are traveling in the northeast we will see delays, even cancellations. your forecast on the coast, too warm for snow. behind across interior sections of the northeast interior sections of new england we could see snow and ice piling up. a dangerous day for travel. some of these areas, head to your local weather forecasts and local officials. we have a big day tuesday in new hampshire. here are your current conditions. i know a lot of our crew are driving there. i want them to be extra careful on the roadways for the actual voting day tuesday. the forecast warmer than average but we could see a mixture of rain and sleet and snow. todd: i lived there for four years and it is much warmer, 30

or 40 degrees. >> if you're traveling today be careful. happy friday. todd: the time is 11 minutes after the hour. new york's governor seeing red after dhs suspends travel programs over the state's greenlight law. >> this is unbounded arrogance, hyper political government, and this is a form of extortion. todd: tom homan says the liberal state left dhs with no other option. he joins us live. >> the other state making a bold claim. we are coming right back. todd: one of us is from there. ♪

>> what that law does is prohibit access to ice and cvp. that is from border protection, ice uses that to build cases and investigating criminal networks. they can no longer do that because of what new york did. todd: the head of homeland security suspending global entry and traveler programs for new yorkers won over the state's sanctuary laws. jillian: they enacted this entry greenlight law allowing illegal immigrants to obtain driver's licenses. tom homan says dhs has no choice, thanks for being here. a lot of people are upset about this. this is something a lot of people paid money for. they spent time to interview for this and all of a sudden because

of this new law they can't utilize this anymore. was this the right move? was it necessary? >> absolutely the right move and i salute the acting secretary for doing this. i watched a clip, governor cuomo said this is a political move. this governor has lost his mind. if anyone is making a political statement it is him. he created a lot to give illegal aliens drivers licenses. he needs to understand the drivers license doesn't give someone permission to drive. it is identification used to open big account, cash checks and joined the traveler protection program. he should have checked with dhs before he made this change in law on the effects of it. todd: we are going to play it again, governor cuomo. >> this is unbounded arrogance, disrespect of the rule of law,

hyperpolitical government and this is another form of extortion. todd: cuomo says you say this is a matter of public safety. why? >> the traveler program, piece of that to qualify, you can't have criminal convictions, you can't have dui convictions are aggravated driving convictions which are misdemeanors or penalties. that information is in the dmv database. if you say we are not going to give immigration authorities access to the database, cdp is an immigration agency. they were in this program. how can a vet somebody if the information is hidden from them? and this isn't just about immigration enforcement. ice arrest us citizens all-time for narcotics trafficking can. everybody enforcement agency can picture that person, we are not

going to pitch what this person looks like. this is an officer safety issue. if donald trump makes a political statement, you don't have access to the database which the federal government owns. why did the president do that? he actually cares about safety and security of law-enforcement officers. jillian: the programs impacted by this. do you think we will see this happening in other places? >> i hope so. what governor cuomo did, leading by example, he can't pick and choose what laws he thinks he should respect. that is not his decision. there are laws on the books. one of the things the legislators said, makes it easier for people to get to work. they are not supposed to work in the united states. it is illegal for them to work in the united states. it is illegal for an employer - governor cuomo is spitting in the face of federal law and calling this administration and, he has lost his mind.

as a native new yorker i am incensed by what he is doing. jillian: there are 15 states and dc offering drivers licenses to illegal immigrants right now. thank you for joining us. todd: interesting to see the response to this. the ball is in new york's court. jillian: hillary clinton up into the 2020 race? >> if someone asked you to be vice president would you do it? >> that is not going to happen but now. never say never. jillian: a little core but not closing the door on a run in 2020. todd: carly shimkus is not playing court, has media reaction to hillary clinton's response about her white house ambition, the pushback.

jillian: if someone asked you to be vice president would you do it? >> that is not going to happen but now. i never say never because i love serving my country but it is not going to happen. jillian: hillary clinton's return to the campaign trail? the former democratic presidential candidate not totally closing the door on a vice president run. todd: carly shimkus with what social media has to say. carley: now that it is certain hillary clinton is not running for president the question is does she want to be vice president? she downplayed chances of that happening but told a story about how she was surprised when president obama asked her to be secretary of state, so said never say never. a lot of reaction coming in on this. todd on twitter said hillary would be any curse thinking any

chance they have. let her do it. matthew china and absolutely no one is asking. cooper is a clinton supporter saying i am still with her. if you think her gut instinct is right, she is on anybody's shortlist. todd: that is incorrect. now that we have cleared that up, aoc versus ironing. >> this metaphor of a bootstrap started as a joke because it is a physical impossibility to lift yourself up by a bootstrap. the whole thing is a joke. carley: it is interesting this is coming from her considering she went from bartender to influential congresswoman essentially overnight proving that hard work in this country does pay off. she has taken heat for this. andrew on twitter says putting

on a pair of work boots in the morning using bootstraps has pulled many millions out of poverty. grant on twitter joining in saying she is a fish out of water, not literally, she is a person, physically impossible for people to be fish. i wonder if she knows what a metaphor is. very ironic for somebody who worked their way up to the stop to say it is impossible to work your way up. rather interesting. jillian: this is rather adorable. carley: meet finley, 6-year-old golden retriever who lives in new york who can fit six tennis balls in his mouth. the current guinness world records five. finley's owners are going to make sure is on record he is in fact -- look how cute. todd: the story of the day. nancy pelosi can't let it go. >> he shredded the truth in his

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another one in hong kong being quarantined. >> underwater drones with sonar equivalent to search for missing boy. the boy disappeared last month. they are joining in on the investigation. >> donald from bringing progress agenda to charlotte, north carolina, speaking at a summit for the federal program, creates jobs for low income neighborhoods. the rnc holding their conviction in charlotte's as well. jillian: nancy pelosi has a lot to say about tearing up the president's state of the union speech. >> there has to be something that clearly indicates to the american people that this is not the truth. he has shredded the truth in his speech, shredding the constitution in his conduct. i shredded his state of his mind address. todd: it all comes as house democrats table a gop backed resolution condemning the speaker's action.

jillian: kate granger introduced that measure, she claims why she brought it to the house floor. thank you for being here. there are two resolutions. why did you decide this was the right move? >> the actions of the speaker in tearing up the speech not only violated the courtroom, it has always been part of the state of the union address but also the heroes that were introduced by the president who had such remarkable lives, tuskegee airmen, 100 years old and tearing up the speech tore up there time in the spotlight which they certainly -- i thought it was really a violation of the decorum, what happens in a speech like that and the house of representatives. the speaker was there and

essentially it was a stunned that i thought should be brought to people's attention so i had a resolution that said that it was lack of the core amanda respect and it was brought for a vote in the house and the democrats brought that down. rob: pelosi's camp is accusing you of playing politics. here's what a spokesperson had to say, quote, said to see a senior member respect on both sides of the aisle kneeling at the altar of trump to win her primary, that is all this is about. your response. >> that is not the situation. what it is about is what i saw at the state of the union and her response. we have done this before when someone does not stand up, what we expect from leaders like her and if you watch this over and over again it was a stunned, she took the speech and tore it up.

jillian: we heard from nancy pelosi and donald trump, the president taking a victory lap following his senate impeachment acquittal. some people on the other side of the aisle said it looked like he was in deep psychological distress, it was dark and disturbing what the president had to say yesterday. nancy pelosi sticking to her guns. listen to a little bit of this. >> it was evil, happen to another president. >> getting rid of that scar, a little sedated. >> we went through russia russia russia. it was all [bleep] jillian: where do we go from here? >> i hope we go back to working together. that could have been done at the state of the union address, the normal situation regardless of party you have respect and

attention to what the president is saying, a lot of good news to present, the welfare rolls are down, wages are up. it was a good speech and a good report. both parties should work together through the american people. >> are we too down the field to make any changes? watching from the outside, these two parties are so entrenched, no common ground. jillian: a breaking point. >> many of us work together on particular issues and always been part of who we are. in this situation the impeachment was the most difficult and my people in my district they move on. what is this about? when we saw videos of high

ranking democrats so we can impeach the president before the president took office and we saw those videos, a situation where if given a chance to have respect the president deserves. jillian: we appreciate it. rob: the president -- financial documents handed to senate republicans related to hunter biden's difference with ukraine with the gas company burisma. two senate committees looking at conflict of interest, making millions of dollars off of his father at influencing ukraine during joe biden's time in office. jillian: the former vice president will join other 2020 hopefuls on the debate stage. democratic candidates include iowa front runner pete buttigieg and bernie sanders.

tech entrepreneur andrew yang firing dozens of staffers. that was the plan after iowa. acknowledging staffing issues elizabeth warren, women leaving her campaign because of what they call a toxic working environment. >> i believe these women without any equivocation and i apologize personally they have a bad experience on the campaign. >> they left the nevada campaign. michael bloomberg's campaign is trying to explain away accusations of labor terrorism, the campaign copy material outlets. the campaigns as much of what you flag, and footnote formatting. >> a public memorial for kobe

bryant will be held. they will honor the nba legend, 7 others killed in a helicopter crash. number 24 being significant because it was his number on the lakers after he was number rated the number 24. his daughter number 2. bryant will be honored at the oscars. you recall his short film dear basketball won and academy award. jillian: law and order under attack. how ice is fighting back against policies that would hinder them from doing their jobs. >> it brings tears here ties all the time. todd: grateful parents sharing the survival story to spread the word, american heart health month, what changed their minds. ♪ everybody knows that.

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jillian: ice is pushing back, the controversial story on illegal immigrants not allowed to be arrested at courthouses. >> a man is restrained by courthouse security. his mother had multiple divisions and deportation order had just been arrested by immigration and customs enforcement, there is what another son sentenced for murder. a scenario getting more common under the trump administration as ice fights back on global policy is the block cooperation with jails. now there is a movement to make courthouses a place of sanctuary off-limits to ice. >> we want people to come to court because if you arrest them when they show up to court they are not going to do that. >> a federal judge in massachusetts rules there is, my protecting people conducting court business. california passed a law banning

ice arresting court buildings, new york and oregon sign similar rules and washington state is attempting to follow suit. ice is pushing back with a threat saying ice will carry out its mission to uphold public safety and immigration law. and criminal prosecution. >> there should be no expectation you are going to be exempt from enforcement against something you have done because you set foot in a courthouse. >> the department of justice had a similar warning for two chief justices writing policies in danger the public and amber law enforcement by interfering with that lawful process and in terms of local cops are not handcuffing the laws. and prohibitions about making arrests and around courthouses. the doj under the supremacy clause states may not break enforcement of immigration laws and is up to ice whether to add

courthouses to the list of sensitive locations which include churches, schools and hospitals. todd: san francisco opening sobering centers in spring. the latest attempt to combat a driving drug problem. tension can be placed in a city-owned parking lot in a neighborhood littered with syringes. the first in the nation, 15 beds, the effort aimed at getting trump -- alleviating overcrowded emergency rooms. boston going up in smoke, the city getting the green light for its first ever recreational potshot. the cannabis commission granting a license to company pure oasis after voting to legalize recreational marijuana. that shop is in march. recreational marijuana legalized in 11 states and washington dc. jillian: american heart month. only a few months old, she was

diagnosed with congestive heart failure. doctors decided she would need a transplant. when you're going person received a heart and her life was saved. they joined us earlier on "fox and friends first" and they say they are thankful every day that a donor saved their beautiful baby's life. >> the blessing they gave us, gave our daughter. it brings tears to our eyes all the time. we can't say enough about donors, we see news stories, it breaks our heart every time. we wouldn't be here today. >> reporter: emerson will turn two in june. todd: a correction to something i said earlier. you are number 2. wall street on a tear since donald trump took office but will the markets and your 401(k) going to melt down motive bernie sanders sweeps into power? we talked with an investment expert talking about a steep

market decline and sanders on top. jillian: let's check with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends" on friday. >> reporter: over the next three hours, talking about the new hampshire debate, a scandal around the elizabeth warren, a lot of experts say bernie sanders got a 50/50 shot of getting the nomination. how did that happen? we will talk to congressman chip would, the gop plans to expunge donald trump's impeachment if they get the house. we will analyze that, tammy bruce, geraldo rivera certainly will. automakers pulling out all stops in the super bowl, with bill murray in groundhog day, chris evans with a feature, that is me mocking the boston accent. today we are getting a sneak

peek of some of those models live from the floor of the chicago auto show which kicks off tomorrow. that and so much more along with of visit from what his family did to win the super bowl. it will be a fun show, don't miss a minute. there will be a quiz. jillian: will be multiple-choice or fill-in the blank? >> either way the whole country will have buzzers. rob: will they bring the actual trophy? >> we will wait and see to watch the show. todd: we appreciate that. jillian: we are coming right back. hi! we're glad you came in, what's on your mind?

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people, not a privilege. todd: a lot of buzz around bernie sanders's policy which promise a fee free future. jillian: investors sounding the alarm about a plunge if sanders wins in 2020. joining us to break down the numbers is in your portfolio manager, why do you think people say this if bernie sanders -- >> where is he going to get the money? bernie sanders's presidency means higher taxes and continuance of all the progress we have seen the last few years had astounding impacts. todd: you heard bernie attacking the trump economy but look at the numbers, we pop the market numbers up on your screen. this since impeachment began. thou up 6, s&p up over 7, nasdaq up 12 and now let's look at the

coronavirus, stocks for a couple days but no harm no foul, since the coronavirus through yesterday set a new high, down 3, is s&p up -- s&p up 7. if bernie did win, what would happen to the market and from there the overall economy? >> conventional wisdom, it would go down. the economic progress, you are the president say the current status, current state of the union is better than it has ever been. if you look at an employment numbers, the stock market, the success of this country, incredibly great things happening economically in these great things permeated the stock market. >> 13 record set in the dow jones closes since impeachment began, 13 is the number we have never seen before. hard to imagine people wanting

something else. >> what donald trump has done, tax policies created investment in the country, a pandemic, the fear of coronavirus, that is a real issue, the federal reserve, more importantly, positivity. people are positive. bernie sanders, the rhetoric of negativity, donald trump speaks rhetoric of positivity. the country comes together and support what is going on with donald trump you would see the economic success that goes beyond was we have seen so far. todd: $16.3 trillion, green new deal, $32 trillion come medicare for all, $1.64 trillion, student loan debt, if bernie is the nominee on november 3rd when americans go to the polls are they going to vote for free or are they going to vote for the

four - jillian: going off of that if you think it depends how old you are because a lot of young people here free and they like that. what are the hearing from the democrats? >> the unemployment numbers help the younger generation and the entire country. what you have is a situation with someone discounting bernie sanders, where is he going to get the money? print more money? the idea people can print money is a problem. people believe where the country is right now and you see high in the stock market. jillian: we will follow but, thank you for joining us, have a good day and we will be right back. cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps.

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jillian: it is time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good as in good boy. an officer announces a police canine's retirement and it is too doggone sweet. >> this is transition finished last shift on duty and headed for retirement. thank you for all your homework and making sure your handler got home every night. you deserve. you can now chase rabbits instead of bad guys. jillian: what a good boy. bruno retiring from arizona's oro valley police department. he served seven years. rob: continuing dog block now the bad. police snatching up the cutest accomplice. owner shoplifting arrest. canine up for adoption. unclear if he is going to be

charged. finally the ugly, has pizza ever betrayed you. you are not alone if that's the case. pizza-related incidents spent 3800 people to the er in 2018. injuries included cutting your hand, burns. even people falling out of bed reaching for a slice. rob: you need to be more athletic. speaking of pizza. not all bad. one of the best on the planet some might say. >> it is. i'm in love. i'm having a relationship with my pizza. jillian: in honor of national pizza day on sunday. pizza capital of the world and the internet is having a meltdown. todd: compiling. new jersey. what you slipped this in the script. new jersey is not making the top 10. those that did illinois, italy, new york and l.a. but that script is wrong. jillian: one person tweeting italy has some questions.

todd: support this. jillian: new jersey resident. i'm here for this. todd: all of new jersey has the best pizza. jillian: we are just going to eat it. todd: "fox & friends" begins right now. jillian: oh my gosh. todd. ♪ ♪ >> dance the night away. >> what song is this in dance the night away. >> van halen, a rock band, comes out and sings dance the night away. i didn't know how to handle it. i was under the impression i was anti-disco at the time. i didn't know if i could buy the album and listen to it and be anti-disco. steve: big country. brian: not in the '70s. steve: i worked in a distelzweig disco in the '70s. ainsley: i thought we