we tried to cover it all for you, continue the conversation on twitter at howard kurtz, back here next sunday 11:00 eastern with the latest heather: good morning to you, monday february 10th happening at 4:00 a.m. on the east coast, fox news alert for you, targeted attack, the man accused of ambushing new york city police officers expected no court. how the nypd is now declaring war on mayor de blasio. >> not just people all over america are looking at new hampshire, people all over the world are looking at new hampshire. >> we need a political movement where everybody can find a home. heather: democrats dueling front runners running steam, is there the beginning of the end for joe

biden? >> they told me i only have 45 seconds up here which is 45 second more than the senate gave john bolton this week. >> planned political punches, how actor brad pitt just went political at the oscars, "fox & friends first" start right now. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning to you, you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, thank you for your starting your week and day with us, the man accused of shooting two officers in 12 hours is charged with attempted murder, surveillance video showing him opening fire inside the new york precinct hours after ambushing an officer on patrol, aisha with

developments. >> good morning, this is what it's come to, heather, daily mail reporting nypd ordering cops not to wear their uniforms or badges anymore when off duty over fears they'll be targeted next, on top, family, friends, could be you at home not to wear any nypd items related as well, we have reached out to nypd about this and they have no comment as of right now. this is all happening after a violent weekend against police, robert williams who you see here is now charged with attempted murder after attacking several officers over the weekend, new video this morning shows williams shooting up a bronx precinct on sunday where he shot a lieutenant in the arm and nearly shot other police personnel you see there responding, just a few hours earlier he shot at two officers sit inside patrol van and hitting one officer in the neck, thankfully one officer was

discharged from the hospital as new york city leaders condemn the attacks? this was an attempt to assassinate police officers, we need to use that word because it was a premeditated effort to kill and not just to kill other human beings but to kill those who wear a uniform that represents all of us. >> president trump said that it's like mayor base de blasio that let the officers down, i got to watch how great new york city's finest are, because of weak leadership and mayor, regulations; lack of support, our wonderful nyc police are under assault, stop this now. the sergeant's association echoing the following up with this, mayor de blasio, the members to have nypd are declaring war on you, we do not respect you, do not visit us in hospitals, you sold the nypd to

the vile creatures of 1% who hate cops but vote for you, nypd cops have been aeneas -- assassinated, this isn't over, game on. that gunman was supposed in court for a crime, already charged with attempted murder before in 2002 crime spree that included what else, a gunfight with police. heather: paroled in 2017. appreciate it. former new york city rudy july annie says that the attacks on officers by a suspect with a violent history are a reflection of bill de blasio's leadership? >> i don't know how to say that the heart is breaking for the city that i worked hard to turn around, 24 hours a day, mike bloomberg kept it safe which i always appreciate it and this guy is a total disaster, typical

democratic mayor, look at all the cities who are governed by democrats, i took over a city that was governed by democrats, i left the city to 500 murders and bloomberg got it down to 200 murders. heather: during giuliani's 8 year as mayor, directed police to view smaller-level offenses as precursor for assault, violent crimes dropped by 56% and murder rates dropped by nearly 2 thirds, well, to another fox news alert, sergeant first-class javier gutiérrez and ray rodríguez died in a shootout with afghan officials on saturday, 6 others injured, javier gut i shallize leaves behind a wife and four children.

both fallen officers were promoted to sergeant first class and awarded the bronze star medal and purple heart. and another fox news alert for you, breaking overnight, the deadly coronavirus infecting 60 new passengers on the quarantine cruise ship we have been reporting on japan, among the nearly 4,000 people on the diamond princess, around the world 910 people total have died from the virus and there are 12 confirmed cases here in the u.s., china in the meantime is committing $10 billion, shortage of medical supplies, right now a team of the world health organization is on the way to china. well, trump supporters camp out in the snow and the cold to get a good spot at tonight's rally in new hampshire. tonight's event with the

president and the vice president expect to go draw about 10,000 people to the s&h arena ahead of tomorrow's primary, in 2016 president trump lost to hillary clinton to -- by about 2800 votes. well, the president is vowing to win his new hampshire primary tomorrow but the race is still up in the air for the democrats to say the least, joe biden not helping his struggling campaign with this awkward encounter. >> no, you haven't, you're a lying-face, pony soldier. heather: yeah, you heard that right, griff jenkins live in new hampshire, i was googling like everyone, this is the second time he says this exact phrase.

>> he said it before apparently, one of most bizarre thing on campaign trail and i'm not sure if it was meant as insult, heather, madison moore from mercer university and asked how he would compete in a national level and asked her for her reaction here is what ms. moore saying. >> people losing their jobs and to me he doesn't really seem very solution-oriented and i don't think he has the momentum to carry this to a national election. griff: meanwhile one day to go on the campaign trail, sanders continues to maintain a lead and you see a little bit of a surge and amy klobuchar, look at poll, sanders on top, 27%, followed by buttigieg 19 and klobuchar at 14 and warren and biden tied there

in fourth place at 12%, meanwhile it's all about whether or not the mayor from south bend can actually close in on sanders, he was on the campaign trail yesterday, listen. >> i respect senator sanders and i think a lot of the ideas that he's calling for tied to values that we all share but in a moment like this, telling americans that you've either got to be for a revolution or you have to be for the status quo is telling most of us we don't belong and we need a political movement where everybody can find a home. >> and as you mentioned, we are out front of the s&h youth campus here where we already see quite a few trump supporters camping out despite the snow coming down, heather. heather: all right, we will see if any interesting phrases get said from here on out. john wayne movie, i'm not sure that either. thank you so much, griff. exciting night at the 92nd

annual academy awards to tell you about, the show going hostless for a second year in a row. >> we both have hosted the oscars, they don't really have hosts anymore, why is that? twitter. [laughter] heather: well, the obama's netflix film if you have seen american factory, best feature link documentary and coveted best actress role for renee and brad pitt won first affect -- oscar for acting in hollywood, biggest surprise maybe eminem to wrap 2002 hit lose yourself. >> i've been cruel at times, hard to work with and i'm grateful and i think that's what where we are at our best when we support each other and not when we cancel each other out for past mistakes. >> joaquín phoenix getting emotional as he accepted the

award for joker. >> the oscar goes to parasite. [cheers and applause] >> and the biggest winner parasite, the south korean hit is the first foreign film to ever win best picture. yeah, joaquín phoenix speech went a lot of different areas, so you have to watch that yourself, the time now is 11 minutes after the top of the hour, securing our borders, president trump set to ask congress for $2 billion to help build the wall, national border patrol council vice president weighs in live up next and what would you rather see happen, president trump get reelected or meteor destroy the world, not so shocking poll from democrats.

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president trump will formerly propose 2021 budget to congress today where he's expected to request $2 billion for the border wall. but here is the thing, less than predicted, so is it a sign the progress of the administration has made, here to break it down for us is vice president of the national border patrol council, art, we appreciate it, always love having you with us. >> thank you for having me, i really appreciate it. heather: just to compare for people in terms of the money that's expected to be request for 2021, it's $2 billion, that's down from 5 billion which was requested in 2020, so is that a sign to you that there's progress being made and you had actually know what progress is being made, tell us about it? >> there are areas that have built new barrier but at the same time there's areas that badly needed to be prepared and

the old barrier had to be removed, new barriers needed to be placed and that's what's happened, nothing has been built, that's 100% a lie, it's made a big difference. heather: overall the goal for the administration i understand is 509 miles of that, they've completed about 110, there's 192 miles still that needs to be under or it's under construction currently, in terms of the amount of support for people who are actually living in these areas, what are you hearing? >> you know, there's also some areas where people allowing some of the individuals to be allowed to build a barrier in their own private land which

is a big deal but at the end of the day this is what it comes down to, president trump asking to secure our nation's borders, it has nothing to do with political parties and now it's going to fall on congress to see if they care about the future and the safety of americans as much as the president cares. >> yeah, that's why i asked you that question in terms of public versus private land, also let's talk about the media and the coverage that this has been getting, you mentioned this off the top and why do you think we are hearing such a different spin on it from the mainstream media? >> you know, it comes down to -- they just, people are so enamored with want to go attack the president that they are not willing to see the good things that he's doing and i can tell you right now that he's been tremendously been supporting the agents that are out there, it's made a big difference and you have the media just want to spin their own story but at the end to have day, that's what it's going to come down, do you

really care about americans as much as he do or put your own spin on things. heather: what tangible results, real results are we seeing on the ground? >> so the areas where they have built more of a barrier, it has proven that the numbers of those individuals that are entering has gone down. not just people who are entering illegally but also the drugs and that's always a big issue. we've talked about it many times before, people need to wake up and understand that the drug this is are coming into this country they are not staying there on the border, drugs are coming into the united states, they are going within middle america and affecting young children throughout the entire united states. heather: art, thank you so much, appreciate it. we will see what the president has to say when he announces budget later this morning, thank you. >> thank you. heather: well, the time now is 18 minutes after the top of the hour, standing up for the second amendment, hundreds of people rally in utah to protest new gun

laws, our next guest was at that rally and says responsible owners like him don't need those laws.

♪ ♪ heather: welcome back, sanders campaign will ask for partial recanvass after iowa caucus mess, final vote shows pete buttigieg leading by just two delegates, dnc chairman tom pérez insist that he will not step down over delay in errors and results but could soon be history. >> i think what we are going to do at the end of the cycle is

have further conversation about whether or not state parties should be running elections. heather: pérez says the party will reevaluate whether iowa should still vote first. and tom steyer is calling for 22-dollar an hour minimum wage, $22 if elected president, the democratic candidate making the pitch during campaign block party in south carolina. others have called for 17-dollar an hour increase, the billionaire campaigning hard in south carolina hope to go give joe biden a run for his money, the former vice president has done well in the past, south carolina is critical to primary success, the primary by the way february 29th. pushing back to preserve the second amendment, hundreds of utah gun rights advocates flocking to the state capitol this weekend to protest for state gun control measures

including a new red flag law. well, utah shooting sports council chairman was at the rally and joins us now live with more, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. good morning. >> let's take a look at the beginning, 109 which calls universal background check and we have house bill 115 where custodians can be found liable for damage cause by someone else using their firearm, house bill 136 where you can have firearm in place where restricted person can gain access, house bill 229 which allows family members to ask law enforcement to ask a court to restrain a person from having a firearm. so what are your main concerns with the bills? >> well, in utah we have one of the highest rates of firearm

ownership, you know, very, very little restrictions on firearms, yet we have one of the lowest homicide and violent crime rate even with a firearm in the country. so what we are asking for is to fix a problem that isn't there. there's a solution they have and so we have individual concerns with each one of the laws on top of that. heather: we hear a lot about red flag laws, hb229, what are your main concerns with that, there are 17 states and dc currently with red flag laws. >> yeah, they have been trying red flag laws, extreme risk protection orders for 20 years now and today more than 30 states have rejected them outright, our biggest issue is red flag is due process. their version of due process to get this passed for a petitioner to have the rights taken away is akin to same type of standard

that you see in court. >> this was on saturday is when the rally took place, the very next day we had reports of officers being targeted, thankfully not killed here in new york city, what is your take when it comes to, you know, convicted felons using weapons. >> convicted felons can't use weapons, that's something that we are against, the red flag laws, what they are talking about are some of the solution that is we already have in existing laws, felons can't have firearms, and you can have them arrested, they are talk about people that haven't committed a crime and, you know, haven't threatened anyone that they can do that yet they are so apparently dangerous that they have to remove their rights to

own a firearm without ever seeing a judge. >> all right, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate the update from utah, thank you. >> thank you. heather: time now 26 minutes after the top of the hour, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg neck in neck in new hampshire just one day before the primary while elizabeth warren and joe biden fall behind in the back, bad performance in the granite state in their campaigns, we debate up next, plus the oscars take aim at iowa. >> a couple of years ago there was a big disaster where they accidentally read tout wrong name, guaranty that this will not happen this year because the academy switch today new iowa caucus app. is. [laughter] [applause]

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heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", look at top headlines for you this morning, starting with fox news alert, the man accused of shooting two

officers in 12 hours is charged with attempted murder, surveillance video appears to show robert williams opening fire inside a new york precinct, just a few hours earlier police say he shot at two officers sitting inside a van in the bronx, hitting one officer in the neck, williams was convicted of attempted murder in 2002, he's due in court today on a separate dwi charge. democrats ramping up attacks on opponents ahead of new hampshire primary tomorrow; sanders and buttigieg neck and neck as amy klobuchar sees a surge in the most recent one. well, now to another fox news alert, breaking overnight, 60 new cases of the deadly coronavirus reported on a cruise ship quarantined in japan, right now the world health organization is sending a team of global experts to the epicenter of outbreak in china,

todd piro joins us live as china shifts strategy in fighting the virus, good morning, today. good morning to you, heather. >> same issue now the same sheer numbers of patients that no country can be prepared for the numbers that we are seeing, right now 110 people have died from coronavirus, 908 in mainland china, one in hong kong and one in the philippines, while china leads the way with more than 40,000 cases, 25 other countries now have the virus on their shores, not to mention the diamond princess, remember, this 60 more people aboard that ship have tested positive raising the cruise's total to 130 with japan saying it may test every person aboard the ship, in the u.s. there are now 12 confirmed cased in 6 states mostly in california, the world's health organization general tweeting that experts are being sent to china to break down the virus,

ambassador to the u.s. of getting who involved. >> the world health organization, we are certainly welcome american experts to join the group that who is assembling and i'm sure they will be going to china very soon. >> new york times reporting that china is now telling doctors to use ct scans to diagnosis coronavirus instead of testing kit, latest as they scramble to come up with answers. >> thank you, we will have much more tomming on this. in the meantime the department of homeland security is defending the decision to bar new yorkers from trusted traveler programs and global entry, acting dhs chad wolf says the move does not have to do with new york allowing illegals to obtain driver's licenses, instead about state denying border officials from accessing data. >> new york is the only state, that bears repeating, the only

state that restricts cbp access to their dmv data across the board, without access we cannot run a proper security check and risk assessment and that is simply dangerous. heather: despite wolf's response democrats are blasting the move as a, quote, senseless and retaliatory. well, u.s. is sounding off on iran's failed attempt to put satellite into orbit, launch linked to tehran ballistic missile program and failure comes as they test new short-range missile, the count says they do not seek nuclear weapons and launches aren't meant for military purposes. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. and liftoff. heather: well, the rocket blasting off from cape canaveral

carrying spacecraft that's expected to take the first pictures of the sun's north and south poles, data from the mission can last up to a decade and could help astronauts, could help keep them safe in upcoming trips to the moon, pretty cool. well, back to campaign trail, 2020 front runners making last pitches to new hampshire voters with less than 24 hours until the state's historic primary. >> let us win here in new hampshire, let us win the democratic nomination, let us defeat donald trump. >> i believe you will make the next president to the united states and when you do i will work every day to make you proud. but what about not the so front runners can joe biden and elizabeth warren survive another lackluster performance, here to debate adviser of 19 winning presidential campaign david

murray and women for trump jesse, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. >> good to be with you, heather. heather: let's take a look at the latest poll from new hampshire that has bernie sanders with significant lead, 27% now over buttigieg coming at 19% and we mentioned amy klobuchar climbing a bit after her last performance, last debate performance and then biden still in fourth place, he was fourth in iowa as well and elizabeth warren, they're actually tied at 12%, david, first of all, your take on the different campaigns and what they all need to do to win new hampshire. >> well, good to be with you, heather, a state where everybody is 90 minutes away from drive by everybody else and complete political uncertainty right now, that's basically because of independents, as you point out in reporting, both sanders and

buttigieg are -- sanders is flat, buttigieg trending up, sanders has a lead, the race as you point out is for third and klobuchar is trending up and biden and warren trending down, probably the person who is in fifth place will have a very hard time going onto nevada and south carolina, the vice president maybe being the exception to that rule, this is all about independents, heather, 4 in 10 voters are essentially what we would say are undecidedded, they can move, 43% are independents, who knows where they are going to go. heather: madison, as we discussed, buttigieg coming in at 22.6% as a result of the narrow, narrow margin, sanders is seeking a partial recanvass of iowa results, we will see what happens.

do you think some of those will come across and vote for president trump? >> i do. when you look back at 2016 results, president trump lost new hampshire to hillary clinton, there's only four electoral votes in the state, president trump wants to win those this year and wants to produce result that is impact lives of people not only in new hampshire but across the country, we are seeing it an economy like we've never seen before and people in new hampshire are a great example of that with 20,000 people off food stamps, 19,000 new jobs and 1300 being manufacturing jobs because many people on both sides of the aisle will never come back, president trump has fought for the people of new hampshire and i think when it comes down to it in november people vote historically based off of their pocketbooks and they will do that once again this year. heather: sanders leading with independents in new hampshire, you mentioned the 25%, he's in the lead there, madison in terms of the rally that's happening

tonight, your take on that, you expect a huge turnout? >> oh, we have seen huge turnouts with almost everyone across the country, people are excited and energized and when i was going across the country back in 2016 the thing that really made me realize what was going to happen in november long before we got to november 2016 was the amount of people and the incredible turnout that we saw on the ground, the energy was real and thousands of people not only going and filling up these venues but people waiting outside, people in the cold for sometimes 10, 20 hours, people who wait outside and watch it on screen that can't even get in. people love this president because they think he's putting them first instead of all the other interests, when you see democrats raising their hands to give free health care to illegal immigrants. heather: do i want to get david in here for the final word, do you think new hampshire will go more successfully for the democrats than iowa caucus?

>> i do, let's hope, rough week for the democrats and rough week for the president trump, don't forget he lost to hillary clinton and real clear politics has an average of being behind all four of the democrats in polling, we will see where the independents go, that's -- that's the key group in new hampshire. heather: yeah, we will see if joe biden has any more obscure movie quotes from western. okay, david, madison, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, heather. heather: well, the time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour and actor brad pitt taking a shot at republicans getting political at the oscars last night. >> they told me i only have 45 seconds up here which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. >> carley shimkus has all the post oscar social media buzz up next.