they were all grocery items. if i were in that situation i would be grateful if somebody could help me. >> thanks for inviting us and to your home. fair, balanced and still unafraid. >> nancy pelosi and leadership are trying to pull a fast one on the president of the american people. >> who is holding up that distribution to the american people? mitch mcconnell and senate republicans. >> trump is writing thing that's not enough, we need to go to $2,000. >> thursday december 3, '01, we are wrapping up this year with political turmoil. the stimulus showdown bringing together unlikely allies to get more cash in your pocket. we are live in washington with the hold up. >> limited time to evacuate this area, there's a large bomb in the vehicle.

>> my entire building just fell down, it is collapsing. neil: chilling 9 one one calls from the national christmas day bombing, what the police chief is saying about warning signs one year ago. >> is a new coronavirus strain raises the alarm governor andrew cuomo isn't letting 7000 buffalo bills fans attend their nfl playoff game. >> another slap in the face to shutdown businesses. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ when you would be here in my arms. >> in the excitement, all 12 of you. jillian: if i could fill it all in my office. i have one of these and i went

to grab it and knocked involving over my desk, coffee goes everywhere, good morning. >> we may smell like coffee but if jillian starts winking at you we don't want to give you the wrong impression. everything is cool. with that welcome to the final "fox and friends first" of 2020 on this new year's eve morning. jillian: thank you for joining us. let's bring in this. mitch mcconnell slamming the brakes on $2,000 believe checks for millions of americans. the kentucky republican saying the proposal has, quote, no realistic path to passing the senate. >> lucas tomlinson with more on the stand off. we go on and on and on. >> the perfect anecdote to end this year. the senate majority leader says nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are trying to pull a fast one on the president and american people.

>> speaker pelosi structured her bill so a family of four would have to earn more than 300,$000 in order not to qualify and democratic leaders wants to call this survival checks. >> members of congress will not be ending 2020 obamaacross the river in virginia. they will be ringing in the new year right here in washington. the senate will debate two major bills for funding the stimulus and the defense bill today, they hope to override the veto for the $740 billion defense bill will take place tomorrow or saturday. that means congress will be working on new year's day expelling together defense bill passed needed sending the 116, ends which clears all legislation. the defense bill passed for 59 straight years. expect the senate voted the coming days, first time congress will override one of donald trump's vetos which he refused to sign a defense bill because

of his objection to section 230 not being included, the rejection of chasing -- changing places name for confederate generals. bernie sanders is in lockstep with donald trump, that's where he stands on increasing stimulus payment at $2,000 that donald trump demanded help american struggling in his pandemic. here's what the senator told bret baer on special report. >> donald trump is the most dangerous president in history of our country but he happens to be right on this issue. he is correct in saying we are living in a terrible terrible economic moment. is right in saying that's not enough. >> this also marks the 1-year anniversary of the us iran's most powerful general and iran his boundaries avenge, and ready to strike back if attacked, b-52 bombers over the persian gulf yesterday to reinforce that message. >> hope it is better than the end of this year. >> news never stops. concern over the national debt always comes up in situations like this. fox news contributor molly hemingway says this time it is not a good enough reason to hold up checks to americans.

>> when you have states getting bail outs because they are suffering lack of tax dollars because of how they should tell the economy when money is going overseas, $6 trillion spent on the ongoing wars in iraq and afghanistan and the same senate is trying to make it so donald trump cannot bring troops home, doing what they can to make sure those wars continue, it would be great if people really cared about how much money is being spent but they only seem to express concern when it comes to direct payments to americans who had their jobs taken away from them, who can't go to church or school or jobs that can't be done from a desk like so many elite people can. it is a little too much to take and it is important we help people out during this time and senate republicans do something if they do care about winning the georgia senate races. >> in case you have been living under a very quiet rock the last couple weeks, the high-stakes georgia runoff elections take place tuesday.

a second case of the new more contagious strain of covid-19 confirmed in the us. >> the uk variant was detected in san diego county just one day after it was reported in colorado. jackie ibanez joins us. >> reporter: health officials in california say a local man in his 30s with no recent travel history tested positive for the new strain. >> i'm not surprised you have a case, likely more cases in california and we likely will be seize reports from other states. i don't think californians should feel this is something odd. this is expected. >> reporter: this has officials in colorado investigating a second suspected case of the new strain. both cases were national guard members deployed to assist at a nursing home where there has been a widespread covid-19 outbreak.

>> there's a lot we don't know. scientists in colorado and the united kingdom are studying and monitoring how it works with this my errands -- variant. >> reporter: scientists say the new strain known as b 117 is more contagious than identified strains but not more severe. hospitalizations in california have reached an all-time high and southern california reporting they have no availability in the icu. health officials are asking the us mercy hospital ship docked at the port of los angeles. the ship was deployed back in march for 7 weeks, took in patients needing urgent care. shocking news out of new york, governor andrew cuomo hitting the green light for buffalo bills fans to watch the team's first playoff game in person. >> the agreement for 6700 fans,

masks required but every fan will be tested before the game. post game there will be contact tracing so we will find out what happened. >> reporter: one place you won't see thousands of people times square. you are looking at a live picture this morning but if you were thinking of watching the ball drop tonight think again. >> don't come. watch it at home. it will be a spectacular television show. next year we will all gather together and fill times square but this you don't even attempt to come down and watch. >> reporter: times square is closed to the public and the dozens of first line workers and their families have been invited to attend. don't think about going. todd: it is nice those individuals who have given so much of their time will enjoy the festivities without throngs of people crowding. >> new york opens for the nfl california staying shut forcing

businesses to take their work elsewhere. contributing editor chris russo says if nothing changes the golden state is doomed. >> we are seeing huge companies, entrepreneurs lee in san francisco for places like texas, florida, idaho and wyoming and what is going to have any san francisco, california is so dependent on income tax revenue from the wealthiest people who are now leaving, california is like the titanic going slowly towards the iceberg and having very little ability to turn and political leaders there are doubling down on the policies that got them in this mess and i'm afraid over the next 3 to 5 years you will see a kind of total meltdown of these cities and states. >> reporter: much of the in california include a recall campaign against the governor began after newsom was spotted breaking his own covid-19 restrictions at the french laundry. >> reporter: the trump

administration declassify intelligence existing china, bounties on american troops in afghanistan, donald trump was briefed on the matter two weeks ago. officials are working to corroborate this report. of true. it could add to an already heightened situation between the us and china. >> reporter: special election for louisiana carter select luke letlow's seat is set for march 20th. he passed away earlier this week two days before he was expected to be confirmed. doctors say he died from a heart attack during the coronavirus related procedure. the march special election is expected to feature the race to replace a democratic senator leaving for posting joe biden's administration. todd: the first senator to say he will elect to electoral college results. >> somebody has to stand up here. you have 74 million americans disenfranchise to fuel their vote doesn't matter and this is

the one opportunity i have as a united states senator, this process here my one opportunity to stand up and say something and that is what i'm going to do. >> reporter: is demanding a congressional investigation into election fraud and interference that big tech in favor of president elect joe biden. dozens of house republicans plant objects which will force commerce to hold the floor debate, likely to change the outcome. incoming white house press secretary calling the january 6th vote of formality. >> reporter: the iconic times square crystal ball tested and ready for tonight's new year's drop but it will look much different from years past. massive crowds won't be filling new york city streets because of the pandemic but president-elect biden and his wife jill biden will be there to share a message of hope, unity and best wishes in their last interview of the year. >> reporter: we were talking yesterday, i was telling you about my plans, not doing that anymore.

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todd: a stimulus shutdown on capitol hill after mitch mcconnell slams the door of bumping up payments to $2,000. jillian: the government might as well be writing a blank check. kimberly joins us to react. good to see you.

what is your response to this was the argument that has been made over the last week is this isn't necessarily putting republicans in a good light especially with the upcoming senate runoff. what is your view of the situation? >> no matter how you slice it, mitch mcconnell and friends, this is a wake-up call to all those that were anti-trump over the past four years. i am antiestablishment on the right because of games like this that they play, $2,000 is not asking a lot through the money belongs to taxpayers. foreign aid, people in congress don't seem to be forfeiting their checks, they are getting paid every single day, i love

that donald trump is still fighting for us. todd: what this means, i never said this on air, you align with bernie sanders. take a listen. >> i think donald trump is the most dangerous president in the history of our country but he happens to be right on this issue. we fought hard to get the $600 direct payment, trump is right in saying that's not enough. we need to go to $2,000. todd: you align with bernie sanders on the $2,000 part, not the other stuff. i will put my had on for a minute, is this a sign there could be some bipartisanship with all these strange bedfellows heading into 2021 or is it a sign things are more messed up than we thought? >> it is the latter. this is something donald trump has been talking about for four years which he wanted to drain the swamp. there is a swamp in dc and that

is the establishment republicans, establishment democrats and these are the people that have to go. i always talk about term limits, these people have been working together for decades so they are basically friends and do is they want always seem to forget about us the american people. >> i mentioned the effect this could have, what effect will this have in georgia. let's take a look at the polling as of right now and it is pretty close as you can see, john anthony fauci with the lead according to real clear politics and on the other front rafael warknock in the lead according to real pure politics. what impact do you think this has on next week's election because this is critical? >> absolutely. this will have a huge impact. history shows people usually vote based on the money they have in their pockets and right

now the narrative that republicans are not going with the $2,000 check, this is going to hurt purdue and leffler, they -- i saw the clear feed they been talking about, the american people deserve 2000 which is there money. i don't know if it is enough. i myself am going to georgia on january 3rd to get people out there and get them to go out and vote but i do think it is going to hurt us. >> it could be a timing double whammy for the gop, donald trump losing because covid-19 and you could have these two senators getting hit by the timing of the stimulus. safe travel to georgia. happy new year. >> happy new year's eve. >> 19 after the hour, the national police chief defending his department's response to 2029 tip about the christmas bomber building exposes. >> this is new 9 one one calls reveal a panic and confusion is the explosives went off. >> there was a recording saying limited time to evacuate this

area, there's a large bomb. >> my entire building just fell down, it is collapsing.

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vandalize is his bmw in broad daylight in new york city. he tells the new york post they randomly attacked his car as he drove down fifth avenue with his elderly mother in the passenger seat which he described it as something you would see on the streets of a war zone. police are looking for the teens. that is scary.

the national police chief defending the department's handling of a complaint from the christmas tree bomber's girlfriend, she said he was building bombs in an rv at his home. the chief says officers didn't have enough evidence for a search warrant at the time. >> i believe the officers did what they could legally. maybe we could have followed up more. >> reporter: the chilling 9 one one calls are released from before and after the christmas day explosion. >> recording saying there is limited time to evacuate this area. there is a large bomb inside the vehicle. >> my entire building just fell down, is collapsing. >> the suspect died in the explosion, 3 others were hurt and dozens of buildings were damaged. nashville canceled its new year's fireworks display out of respect for those who heard the bombing. todd: a group of la county prosecutors asking the judge to step in as the county's new da

passes sweeping reforms, prosecutors say the changes are illegal and will force them to be lenient on crime. >> reporter: you will tell me you just murder someone and you get 7 years, that's not fair. >> reporter: the man of killing fernando is a career criminal who faces life without parole. la's new ea stepped in as records show, trying to cut a deal. >> the court said no. this cannot be in the interest of justice. >> reporter: they want to dismiss this case and the this part to revolt inside his office, prosecutors sought a restraining order. claiming what they wanted to do was unethical. >> talking about serious and violent crimes. >> this requires prosecutors to drop some charges against repeat felons violating the state's 3

strikes law which says in every case the defendant has one or more serious or violent felony convictions a prosecuting attorney shall plead and prove each prior conviction. gaston claims the law is illegal and ordered prosecutors to ignore it. >> >> to immediately see filing not just the allegations but all enhancements and 3 strike allegations. >>'s lawyers say that is contrary to law, their oath and duties as prosecutors. black lies matter, la times believe gaston is on the right track. >> this is a signal that he is willing to at least listen to the community. >> reporter: the da mocked cast on saying for you criminals that means the new la das willing to break the law to ensure you don't face the punishment you deserve. the court did not rule on the injunction but the hearing is scheduled february 2nd. in los angeles, fox news.

todd: 26 after they are, growing support for donald trump's election results challenge, the first republican senator says he will object to the electoral college certification. >> do they have a case that will anything,? our panel debate it next. ♪ hanging tough.

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♪ what the world needs now is love, sweet love, ♪ ♪ no not just for some but for everyone.♪ >> democrats have done this for years to raise concerns about election integrity. now republicans, 74 million americans have concerns about election integrity we are supposed to sit down and shut up. somebody has to stand up here. >> reporter:.org, the first republican senator contesting the electoral college results, the move forcing both houses of congress to debate joe biden's victory next week but will challenge make a difference? here to debate kelly hyman and

senior advisor chris, happy new year to both of you. is this a good move? >> at the end of the day we have the senate for something and we have an election that had numerous -- proven 100%, numerous accounts by different states. i can tell you 42,000 cases of duplicate votes voted more than once, out-of-state voters and thousands of voters who voted that were associated with making addresses associated with commercial properties so this is something that is certainly right and democrats did this themselves, they are being hypocrites, they did it themselves in 2000.

todd: i will go to kelly right now. you heard what chris just said in line with what the president said. is that tweet the united states had more votes than it had people voting, this travesty cannot be allowed to stand. it was a rigged election, one not even fit for third world countries. do you think the president and his gop supporters have a case? >> i don't believe they have a case at all. trump lost, trump is acting as a sore loser and the american people don't like sore losers. we live in a democracy, i don't think they have a case with any basis. they tried it in courts of law and they got dismissed. they went to the supreme court. there is no case. biden will be the next president of the united states of america. todd: we now have chris back, did democrats do the same thing in 2005? senator barbara boxer doing this on the ohio vote. >> a different situation, trump said there is voter fraud when

there was no evidence of it and it reverts to everyone is entitled to challenge something if they believe there is a basis for it and she brought that forward because she had concerns about it but trump it is a false narrative, there is no evidence even his own party, mitch mcconnell saying we shouldn't do this. it will divide the gop and we will see what happens in the senate race in georgia and i think it will be affected by that. todd: a lot to respond to. >> reporter: the reality of the case, people don't want to talk about the truth, the election integrity, issues that compromise our process in america there was and is election fraud taking place in america. this happened in 2000 -- in 2015, democrats did the same thing and they want us to shut up and sit down absolutely not. absolutely ridiculous and the

fact that we have a senator willing to open up a debate so we can have a real discussion to bring forth evidence, i don't think it is over yet. the american people need to have all the facts and evidence presented and that is what this is about. you have 42,000 individuals who voted twice and individuals, immigrants who voted, thousands of them, 19,000 out-of-state individuals who voted, pushed to the forefront, this is amounting to the actual votes that were cast to overturn the actual election and that is what it is about. we are not making baseless claims, we are making factual claims. >> 10 seconds and we got to go. >> that is a false narrative. when they have joint sessions there is no evidence presented. the american people have spoken and biden is the winner.

todd: we are not reaching a resolution this morning but we will reach a resolution that tomorrow is 2021 and hope you have a great new year and thanks for getting up with us, happy new year. jillian: senator bernie sanders says president-elect joe biden should move further left in his next cabinet picks. >> many of the pics the president-elect has made are really excellent. the progressive movement in this country is 45% of the democratic coalition and it is appropriate the progressive movement have representation in the biden cabinet. >> is it progressive enough? >> it is not as strong as i would like it to be. >> reporter: sanders has expressed interest in being biden's labor secretary. operation warp speed's chief

says the coronavirus vaccine rollout is going slower than expected but the team is working to ramp up the process. the goal was to have 20 million americans vaccinated by the new year but only 11.4 million doses have been distributed so far but two more vaccines could be approved in the coming months, johnson & johnson and astrazeneca vaccines are in phase 3 of their trials. gavin newsom and feeling a plan to reopen elementary schools as early as february, funneling $2 billion with priority for younger children and low-income districts, and teachers with ppe and create a public database for covid-19 cases. the plan could face resistance from teachers unions who insist schools are still unsafe. alec baldwin attempting to quite backlash over her heritage, that interview in new york times, the yoga teachers said she never

misled people to believe she was hispanic, quote, where is the smoking gun? my intentions are i'm living my life and my life was created my different experience and culture. sean: she changed her name, used to go by hillary in the us and whole area in spain but decided to go by whole area. if you dig deeper it is fascinating. her father's family in massachusetts, don't know what to say. let's go to extreme weather. in southern california snow and rain making its way east for new year's. jillian: moving to canada driving cold air from texas to maine. a second northeast down storm will form today. adam plots joins us. they let you out of your apartment. >> where did they send me? the center of the universe where they today there will be dozens

of people, just me as we get here for the ball drop, extreme weather is shifting across the country. we will be seeing some rain in the next couple hours, that will be lingering at least until midday or little after. temperatures currently in new york city hovering in the mid-40s with rain on the way. for new year's eve the next graphic, temperatures cooling-off but it will dry off in new york city, getting into the 30s, it is cool for several dozen people out here across the rest of the country, mostly in the southeast and the system you are talking about, lifting into the middle of the country and finally our final graphic taking it to your new year's day forecast, the second round of winter weather lifting into the planes, there will be some snow with the system some ice with the system and freezing rain with this system but back out

here in times square what are we talking about? the ball drop is only 12 hours away. i'm not very good at math but the year is finally over. jillian: 20 hours away. listen. i'm going to be upstairs and we will get a preview of the all and i will know how long it is until the new year. all things covered. it was really quick, really fast. jillian: we will check back in 15 hours. 15 minutes, an hour. jillian: still ahead shutting down schools in new york city, bill diblasio is changing his tune. >> clearly new york's public schools are one of the safest places to be. i'm confident that we can and should keep them open. >> councilman joe borelli gives

the mayor credit. another phrase i never said for following science, he joins us live next.

>> new york city closing out one of its bloodiest years on record, 2020 saw a massive surge in violent crime despite much of the year being spent in lockdown so what happened, can we get back to where we were? joe barela joins me now. thanks for being here. happy new year to you. let's break down these numbers here. talking about shooting victims compared to last year and you can see there's a 103% increase and if you look at murders 2020 versus 2019, this is just new york city, 41% increase. how is this going to change? what needs to be done?

>> i hope 2021 is a bit safer for new york city residents in 2020 was. the commissioner has come out and set optimistically he hopes it is well but if it was up to him, some of the cops i think we would be able to accomplish that but in new york city and new york state we've seen politicians take 2020 to dismantle the police whether it is in the summer when they defunded the police and lowered the head count or just after that when they passed the chokehold bill that criminalizes police officers for wrestling with perps and bail reform in new york city which allowed people back on the street after having committed violent heinous crime so it's not the cops faultless happen, it is the politicians fault. >> not just new york city, you talk about chicago, atlanta, 7-year-old girl who was shot and killed the other day when she was out christmas shopping with her mom, just tragic, philadelphia is around 500 murders, the record in 1990, 504, there are cities all across

the country experiencing high surges of crime and just devastating when you look at those numbers. let's talk about this. >> anytime you have democratic mayors, democratic control, where they are promising to pander to criminals and defund the police you will see this results. >> let's talk about what is going on with bars and restaurants, the lockdown orders. we had countless restaurant owners pleading for help and there's a judge in new york who gives governor cuomo an ultimatum. this happened monday, telling the state to reach a compromise with bars and restaurants, or provide scientific evidence to support restrictions on businesses. although not much has come of this so far from the governor's office. do you think anything will?

>> the judges heading in the right direction. we are starting to finally see some pushback against these regulations. the science is with restaurant owners and that is why the judgment is so important. they are asking the administration for something they admitted they don't have. they don't have evidence restaurants are superspreaders and while the governor is in court fighting to keep his restaurant lockdown he was on tv yesterday talking now we need to have 7000 people in the buffalo bills stadium. it has gotten to the point who is taking this guy seriously anymore. shannon: a lot of people flip-flopped on their ideas of whether schools are safe. let's listen to what bill diblasio had to say on tuesday. >> look at the amazing success we've had in our schools keeping them safe. new york city public schools are the safest places to be in new york city. i'm confident we can and should keep them open. >> a lot of people question why

have there been so many strict lockdowns. >> have to give the guy credit. i heard todd snickering early but you got to give the mayor credit. there's a lot of pressure on him from the teachers union to go back in lockdown schools again and he's not doing that but we are involved in this lawsuit, still fighting the lawsuit and have to take the progress and safety we saw with middle and elementary schools and start opening up middle schools and high schools. >> thank you for joining us as always, covering a lot of ground, happy new year. >> joe side with the mayor is like me becoming an eagles fan. 47 after the hour. if there was ever a year to drink away this one is probably it. as you gather to celebrate tonight we have hangover helpers for tomorrow. chef and culinary nutritionist next.

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todd: it is new year's eve and we all want to avoid waking up tomorrow morning like this. ♪ jillian: it is a nightmare. we brought in experts to help us out. chef and culinary nutritionist diane hendrix, how to cure your holiday hangover. good morning. what have you got for us, show us everything. >> reporter: we are not preventing it, it is all about

replenishment. these are my top ten ideas to replenish because you are losing a lot when you have a hangover. first is the blood merry. people think of hair of the dog. tomatoes have a lot of compounds that help. i am using bloodied point evolution. this is my friend, buddy mary, i absolutely love it. it is powder, you put the powder into the water and mix it up and you can make ability mary just like that. so good. it is natural. and absolutely wonderful. for that in and you get all those wonderful compounds. water is a great way to replenish. then you can do coconut water which has a ton of electrolytes. so good and pickle juice. pickle juice is amazing. it has vinegar, salt and water, very replenishing. if you want to sweat it out.

a lot of chili sauce, so good, chili peppers and garlic and howell pino and fish oil, you can add and sweat it out. carbohydrate rich foods, blood sugar is down, to raise the blood sugar up, make you feel better. who doesn't crave pizza, mac & cheese and that delicious cheese. is a plant-based pizza that you would never know the difference as well as mac & cheese which this one has bacon on it. a comfort food. make better choices. so delicious. you can get it at 25,000 grocery stores around the country. coffee dilates your blood vessels so it can help you get rid of the hangover faster so it is not a bad idea.

over here we have ginger, ginger and peppermint, candycane's left over from christmas if you are a little bit nauseous and beans. your body is using your amino acids to break down and detoxify the liver, you need to build that backup with protein-based food like eggs and beans and things like that. vegetables, fruits you are getting more nutrients and vitamins and minerals and it is a good way to replenish so all these wonderful ways you can help to cure the hangover if you have one and if you want to take care of the dog you can do that. >> you had me at pizza and mac & cheese but i don't know about the rest, don't know if i can do vegetables the day after. >> we can call this a vodka salad. >> i think you listed all foods that are in existence. you went to the roulette table

and put a dollar on every single number. >> so nice to be with you guys. >> happy new year, see you in the new year. we miss you. have a great one. jillian: coming up in the next hour, tom homan, dr. nicole saphier and pastor robert jeffers. >> thank you so much. >> this is a beautiful movement happening right now, new york city business owner overcome with emotion as dave for toy steps and yet again saving her restaurant of 50 years. that owner joins us live coming up, the final hour of "fox and friends first" for 2020. robinhood believes now is the time to do money.

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>> it is thursday december 30 first was almost a new year but the same deadlock in congress, mitch mcconnell stopping the stimulus check setting the stage for different showdown with defense dollars hanging in the balance. >> new covid-19 strain confirmed in a second state in the us, leaders calling all hands on deck to stop the spread. in lockdown new york governor cuomo is letting thousands in an nfl stadium in another slap to the face of small business owners. ♪ ohno ♪ ohno ♪ oh no no no no no ♪ >> bad news badges, the quarterback losing his grip literally on the football. kind of a shock, shattering the trophy.