>> 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. a lot more coming up. "fox and friends first" continues right now.

♪ jillian: looks like it broke. get a closer look at that. todd: less the 19 hours until 2021. only 12 to go. adam, not good at math. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on new year's eve morning, the last hour of "fox and friends first" in 2020. >> we love adam, just having fun. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell slamming the brakes on $2,000 checks for millions of americans. the kentucky republican saying the proposal has no realistic path to passing the senate.

jillian: good morning, lucas. >> reporter: senate majority leader accusing auntie pelosi and chuck schumer of trying to pull a fast one on the president of the american people. >> nancy 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 spending 2020 at home on this new year's eve unless you are senator warner in virginia. they will ring in the new year in washington, the senate will be two major funding bills, stimulus and defense today, to overwrite donald trump's veto, $740 billion defense bill taking place tomorrow or saturday meanings congress will be working on new year's day, scrambling to get the defense bill passed because sunday 100 thirteenth congress ends, the defense bill past 6 decades, the senate vote coming the first time congress will override one

of donald trump's vetoes, he refused to sign a defense deliver his objections to section 230 not being included in his rejection of changing names and misery bases named after confederate generals. bernie sanders saying he's in lockstep with donald trump. that is where he stands increasing stimulus payments of $2,000, something donald trump has demanded to help american struggling in the pandemic. >> donald trump is the most dangerous president in the history of our country but he happens to be right on this issue. is correct in saying we are living in a terrible terrible economic moment, trump is right in saying it is not enough. >> it marks the 1-year anniversary of the us killing iran's most powerful general, they are ready to strike back of attacked. you can't say it is the first time in a quarter-century and the first time since 99.

todd: is somebody a bills fan? >> reporter: a good buddy of mine. we got a little playoff brewing. >> a giants fan, she is an eagles fan. thanks for being on the show. stay tuned to watch the end of it. we go to sportscenter and get back to this, thanks, concern over the national debt coming up in situations like this. 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 from lack of tax dollars, when money is going overseas, $6 trillion spent on 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 only express concern when it comes to direct payments to americans who had their job taken away, who can't go to church or to go to school or go to jobs that can't be done from a desk like so many elite people can. a little much to take and it is important that we help people out during this time and senate republicans do something if they care about winning the georgia senate races. >> those 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 one day after was reported in colorado. >> jackie ibanez joins us with what officials are saying about this new strain. what is the latest?

>> reporter: health officials 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 likely will be seeing reports from other states. i don't inc. californians should feel this is something odd. this is something that is expected. >> reporter: this as officials in colorado are investigating a second suspected case of the new strain. both where national guard members deployed to nursing homes where there's been a widespread covid-19 outbreak. >> there's a lot we don't know about this variance. in colorado and in the united kingdom, studied and monitoring exactly how transmission works. >> scientists in the uk say the new strain is more contagious than identified strains but not

more severe. this has hospitalizations in california have reached an all-time high is southern california's reporting they have no availability in the icu. health officials are asking the mercy hospitals and docket the port of los angeles, the ship was deployed back in march for 7 weeks and took in non-covered patients need urgent care than but shocking news out of new york, governor andrew cuomo giving the green light for buffalo bills fans to watch the team in the first playoff game in person. >> the agreement is for 6700 fans, socially distant, masks required but every fan will be tested before the game and in post game there will be contact tracing so we find out what happened. >> reporter: one place you won't see thousands of people's times square. you are looking at live video. think again. >> don't come.

it will be a spectacular television show, we will fill times square but this year don't attempt to come down to watch it. >> there is your excuse not to come. times square is close to the public, dozens of first-line workers and their families have been invited to attend to a toned down celebration. >> a lot of sentiment, changeover to 2021. a lot more hope coming in 2021. >> being packed tonight. >> happy new year. >> the special election for louisiana congressman elect luke letlow's each set for march 20th, he passed away just days before he was set to be confirmed. doctors say he died from a heart attack during a coronavirus related procedure. the more special it did to feature the race to replace senator richmond who is leaving his seat for a posting joe

biden's administration. >> the president-elect joe biden will campaign in the peach state monday for democrat john ossoff and rafael wornknock. state republicans say they reported 8000 poll watchers for the election to ensure ballot security. fox news can. charlie heard so far that ideology has taken over the democrat party and after next week's runoff we will see if it is successful in taking over congress too. >> i think voters are going into this with their eyes wide open about two democratic candidates here. we've been campaigning for almost a year. they tried to nationalize this race talking about to give democrats both these races is to

give all the levers of power in washington to democrats and how dangerous that is when you have democrats run by people who want to give free healthcare to illegal aliens, take away people's gun rights and defund the police. these are really really radical radical ideas that have taken over the democratic party. what is really scary about this is rafael wornknock and john remdesivir at the tip of the spear on this stuff. >> right now the real clear politics polling average as both races within a razor thin margin. >> republican josh holly saying he will object to the electoral college results. >> to stand up here, you've got 74 million americans who feel disenfranchised, who feel their vote doesn't matter and this is the one opportunity that i have as united states senator, this process here, my one opportunity to stand up and say something and that is what i'm going to do. >> holly is demanding a congressional investigation into

alleged election fraud and interference. dozens of house republicans plan to object which will force congress to a floor debate. unlikely to change the outcome. incoming white house press secretary calling the january 6th vote merely a formality. >> the wisconsin badgers football teams shattered their trophy after winning in charlotte. watch this. >> ♪ ohno ♪ oh no ♪ oh no no no no no ♪ >> they are not glued on, that is the nature of the trophy. >> the class trophy breaking into pieces in the locker room is the team celebrated their 42-28 win against wake forest. a player fixed the trophy by taping a bottle to mayonnaise. >> you are really trying to cover for this guy.

a horrible first quarter. can't believe they won the game. 14 of the kids completing a pass to you, that is far away but turned around. no more sports. 11 minutes after the hour, joe biden promised to under donald trump's immigration policy, dealing plans over concerns that millions will end up on the border. tom homan says this is the first right thing joe biden has done since running for president. tom joins us live next. >> we want to help. >> thank you so much. >> she was at risk of losing her 50-year-old restaurant until dave for annoy stepped in. that emotional and grateful business owner joins us live coming up. you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪ stand back, i'm gonna show ya ♪

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day you are going to stop immediately the access to asylum the way it is being written now and end up with 2 million people on the border. it is a matter of setting up guardrails. it will not be done on day one, lift every restriction that exists. >> president-elect joe biden pumping the brakes after promising to reverse several of donald trump's border accomplishments. >> what does this mean for border policy under a biden administration? tom homan joins us live, happy new year. are you surprised by biden's slow rolling of this part of his immigration plan now that the election is done? >> i am surprised. he must be watching fox network. we've been talking from of the biden presidency would remark in an unprecedented surge. hundreds of thousands of asylum-seekers in the united states, data shows 90% don't

qualify, and wait illegally in the country, in nice detention, put a moratorium on deportation, give them free healthcare, those promises he made, who would want to come to the united states, the border numbers are up because of the biden affect. i am surprised but the better thing was forget his ideas, take donald trump's success on the border and build upon it. >> you mentioned border apprehension numbers up, let's take a look at that, they are at 64%, november of 2020, 67,101 and as i mentioned 64% from november of 2019. we mentioned pushing this back a little bit when it comes to joe biden but do you think there's a chance this becomes permanent, that he doesn't in fact make as many changes? look at those numbers, they are pretty startling. >> if he loves the country like he says he does he will forget

his ideas because we will lose the border. and unprecedented surge we've never seen before but too little too late, the cartels are geared up, groups are forming, transport infrastructure is there and congress in the recent budget did increase ice immigration detention facilities by 40%. you saw the numbers, illegal immigration up by 60%. they since the bed the way. a majority of those won't be released, back to catch and release under the new budget, 52,000 people in detention last year, now only 31,000 beds. it was a bad reaction to rising border numbers, the opposites what they should be doing. neil: biden ends up backtracking he will catch a lot of heat from progressives and he will catch a lot of heat, the newest member

of the, quote, squad saying we need to defund police, the latest we, we are fighting in your memory, you won't be forgotten and assistant is cruel and inhumane can't be reformed, defund the police and defund the system that is terrorizing our communities. did he not get the memo even many democrats are disavowing this defund the police movement? >> apparently he didn't get the memo and lacks any sense. has he paid attention to what happened in new york, when you defund the police? crime rises. for every dollar you take away it means more crime. it is ridiculous. a few bad cops doesn't mean you tear the whole institution down. should we defund congress? should we abolish congress? he is from new york. it doesn't work. look what happened to seattle,

in a week, four shootings, numerous raids. that is what happens. jillian: defund the police you are not giving them access to certain equip and including body cameras. liquid body cameras showed of those officers in nashville, what they were able to do to save those people who were in harm's way, that is one of the many things that happens when police are defunded. thank you for joining us. have a great new year. todd: still had joe biden vowing to be a unifier in chief, progressives are committed to pushing him further left. how far will he go? jillian: as we wrap up 2020 pastor robert jeffers shares a hopeful message heading into an uncertain 2021. he joins us live next. gillette proglide and proglide gel. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke, while washing away dirt and oil.

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todd: 2020 was a difficult year but as we look to the near it is worth remembering the good that came from the year. joining us on new year's eve, pastor robert jeffers. imagine where you are going. what do you mean by that? >> for navigational apps to work you have to plug in a destination. you have to know where you're going or you will end up someplace else. after the pain of 2020 it is a good time to reevaluate what you feel your purposes in life and secondly i talk about reevaluating how you are going to get there. you make the wrong turn, you start recalculating how you will get where you're going. you may be headed in the right direction but maybe after 2020,

you wants to reassess your life balance. we talk about reconnecting with your creator. this pandemic cost a lot of people for the first time to come to realization of their own mortality and they are not ready to die. solomon offered a piece of advice, remember your creator in the days of your youth before the days of troubled time. i tell people the best time to start a relationship with god was 20 years ago. the next best time is today. if you have that relationship with god it will give you a piece that no pandemic and take away. todd: in the time we have remaining, how will remembering the pain of 2020 help us as we move forward q >> so many people say i am ready to forget 2020. that would be a mistake. winston churchill when britain was coming out of world war ii

said never let a good crisis go to waste. we want to forget the pain, i understand but let's not forget the positive lessons we have learned in 2021, god doesn't waste experiences on people. there are positive that can come out of this. todd: bottle it up for 2020 when it really uses their time to look back on this year to see how they've grown stronger, overcome adversity and how it will make them a better person going forward. we wish you the best in the new year, we wish you the best and enjoy tonight. jillian: 26 after the hour. a new york city business owner overcome with emotion as barstool sports founder dave for toy steps in to save her restaurant of 50 years. after a long 2020 we made it to new year's eve and that man

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jillian: a new york city business owner receiving an incredible gift closing restaurant after 50 years thanks to a donation, owner of mamma mia health kitchen joins me live. thank you for joining us to share your story. >> thank you very much, happy new year. jillian: tell me about the emotion and what was going on when you got that phone call today. >> i was so blessed, gave me an

opportunity, if it wasn't for him for 50 years. and close that to all my employees for 20 years, 27 years. we took all these loans, to that point. and up to other small business owners. jillian: all across the country. before your mom passed you told her you would take care of the business so what does it mean to you to fulfill that promise in using that gift?

>> i am so blessed. i feel relieved, at the legacy i didn't want to lose her legacy and her parents legacy. we came from another country. started - made it larger and expanded. he is an amazing man for him to do this. jillian: it is hard for business owners and you put a lot of money in, to get an outside structure set up. someone broke into your restaurant after all this.

tell me how the last few months have been in new york city through the pandemic. >> difficult to make ends me to. i couldn't pay my people. i couldn't -- my vendors all wanted to cash, it has been so hard. we had money saved. i feel bad for all these businesses and to all my liquor, electrical, 12,$000. i am very blessed and thank you

very much to send the story to everyone. jillian: you had a tissue in your hands, so emotional for you. we all feel that pain. i wish you nothing but the best this new year. i know what it means to you, your mother, your family, keep us updated on your progress. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity. jillian: get me to choke up on tv, the emotion, all these business owners. todd: that was extremely emotional and we wish connie the best. we will have fun with the remainder, extreme weather, with a winter storm that battered southern california with snow

and rain making its way east for new year's. jillian: a foot of snow in iowa dragging cold air from texas to maine, a second northeast bound storm is set for today. adam klotz joins us with more. >> talk about that winter storm. i am standing in front of the new year's eve ball. this year is going to end, when this drops in 18 hours, that is really hard. 18 hours from now. folks that will be here, 1 million people, this year only a couple dozen people will be here, mostly first responders and their families. let's dive into the forecast. temperatures in the mid-40s, some light rain, heavier rain in the afternoon. the next graphic for the whole country, it is clear temperatures in the 30s in new york city, the most active rain pattern in the southeast, we see rain and temperatures in the 50s and the second round winter weather across texas in the

plains. that leads into the final grounds, tracking another round of winter weather. there will be rain and snow and ice into texas, you hear the wind picking up out here, rain on the way. 2020 comes to a end, it will become 2021 in the next 30-40-50 hours. at some point it doesn't. jillian: in the last hour of the show, 2021, no it is not. >> ball drop, 12 hours away, the year is finally over.

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todd: crazy peter showing a group of teens attacked in broad daylight in new york city, 15-year-old boy was arrested

overnight, the teens randomly attacked his car with his elderly mother in the passenger seat, he described it as somethu would see on the streets of a war zone. jillian: joe biden further left in his next cabinet picks. >> many of the pics the president-elect made are really excellent the progressive movement in this country is 40, 45% of the democratic coalition and it is appropriate the progress you've movement have representation in the biden cabinet. >> is it progressive enough? >> be good but not as strong as i would like it to be. jillian: sanders expressed interest in being biden's labor secretary.

todd: wall street bidding farewell to 2020 with the last day of trading. jillian: investors hope to end the year strong. >> the dow hitting a record high as we start the final trading day of 2020 after direct payment to americans began and mitch mcconnell pushing to approve the $2,000 stimulus check that was dead in the water but investors, gained 700 points with a new record, the s&p dismissed the new record, nasdaq gained 19 and despite the deadly pandemic markets are finishing this year very strong, the dow, the nasdaq is up 44%, the s&p up 16%, technology the big stand up, names like zoom, big performers this year but a lot are pandemic related.

>> if you need another reason for the vaccines on the horizon. it seems we are going to get more in our coffee. >> if you need the extra boost of caffeine, duncan has an answer for you. the coffee giant, an extra charge to copy, 20% more caffeine will sell for $2 a cup from january 2, '06, they are adding in a green coffee extract. todd: i promise to you i will not try this. jillian: after months of tough restrictions on small businesses, 7000 fans into an nfl stadium. todd: doctor dr. nicole saphier

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jillian: the new more contagious coronavirus train now detected in california, the second stated in from a case after colorado. todd: how concerned should we be? dr. nicole saphier, great to have you. doctor anthony fauci said this was bound to happen, how worried are you about this strain? >> we had many variants over the course of the pandemic and this new one, b 117, has been circulating in the united states and we are looking at it, confirmed cases in colorado, california.

they looked at 1700 cases and showed this very and is 70% more transmissible meaning it will spread faster but it didn't show an increase in hospitalization or death and didn't see an increased risk of reinfection so that is all good news but ultimately it means it may be harder to contain this virus that we are ready heaven contained spread. we have to consider and mask wearing, encouraging people to get vaccine. jillian: there have been tight restrictions in new york and governor cuomo gives the blessing to let 7000 fans inside buffalo bill stadium for the playoffs. i say this with this in mind, the stadium is located in erie county. we interviewed a restaurant owner in erie county, they shut

down for indoor dining. they are going to the next county to eat. people are struggling and now being told you will let 7000 fans into a stadium, why can't we open and do our business safely. what is your opinion on this situation? >> there is always a safe way to continue businesses whether it is dining, sports events, a lockdown party, just as anti-scientist anti-mask wearing. i wholeheartedly agree if governor cuomo wants to be the first to do this pilot program for the nfl maybe he should focus on pilot programs for safe ways to continue dining. when school goes back in session in january he better be doing a pilot program to make sure his children in his state get back

to school, you can't say they are finally in the playoffs and we will have it at home and not focus on the other aspects of safely keeping businesses open, 100,000 restaurants across the country are closed and children kept out of school. they are keeping it down to less than 10% occupancy of the stadium, making sure people do rapid testing and people have to wear masks and social distancing, ways for people to congregate in a safe manner so, should have been doing this from the beginning. todd: nfl teams get a revenue stream in the billions of dollars was mom and pop pizza shops don't get revenue of tens of billions of dollars. dr. nicole saphier, happy new year, check back in 2021. time now, 15 minutes after the arab. mitchell, shutdown hopes for $2,000 stimulus checks. jillian: what impact will that have on the senate runoffs? next.

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we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org. todd: a showdown be on capitol hill after mitch mcconnell slams the door bumping up direct payments from 600s to $2,000. jillian: he says the government might as well be writing a blank check if they mo forward with no targeted plan putting the fiercestest ally with the congressman himself. joins us live to react. >> good morning. jillian: the overarching question here what does this mean for the republican party going forward to 2021.

have you heard many people say president trump has changed the face of the republican party. now we are seeing people within the party saying yes to the $2,000. we are seeing people say no to the $2,000. what is the republican party going to be and what is going to happen with this? >> i don't think the republican party is hinging on what happens with stimulus checks. right now at least what i'm hearing in georgia and my district in particular are concerns over election security and the fact that if we lose the security in the elections, then we lose our republic. that is not the case with the stimulus checks. so people want to make sure first and foremost that their votes count and there is no doubt that the president has changed the face of the republican party. people want to keep that agenda moving forward. and hopefully we will be able to continue doing that. i have no doubt the president is still going to be very much a movie e. mother of an movier an.

will. todd: no question a if. for the senate in general, there is a questions to stimulus confusion like jillian mentioned who is on which side? republicans split. bernie sanders ing join be with president trump. it's all a little bit of a mess. there is a question as to whether or not that is going to impact the georgia runoff. and when you look at the numbers right now in the very latest real clear politics poll. it's not too good right now for republicans. you see ossoff leading perdue by .8%. and then warnock who is not even campaigning following those allegations from his now ex-wife leading by 1 pulp be 8%. how worried are you, congressman, that this georgia stimulus debate is going to put the senate in the hands of the democrats? >> look, it's a close race, there's no question about that. and we're all going to be doing everything we can to win that election. but, i detach the closeness of

this race from the stimulus checks. people understand we're in the fight of our lives for our country as it relates to socialism vs. freedoms and liberty and limited government. those are the concerns at least on our side of this election, not the stimulus checks. so, the stimulus checks, to me, are a side issue. as it relates to the impact that that will have on this election in faye. jillian: with millions of people having already voted in georgia, we saw what happened with the presidential election, the people who voted early typically favored democrats. how do you get republicans to come out next week on election day? what is your message to the people of georgia who are watching right now? >> well, we are, again, this is the biggest fight in the history of our country. this is going to determine the political philosophy that will drive our nation. it will either be socialism and greater government control over our lives or it will be individual liberty and limited government. that is the issue. and that is the fire that puts

the energy behind this election. i believe the people of faye understand that and certainly the nation understands that. and so i encourage people with everything i have got to get out and vote and get others to do the same. todd: congressman, 30 seconds remaining georgia republicans saying the there are going to be will thousand poll watchers there the day of the election. critics say poll watchers are there to intimidate. how do you respond to that? >> listen, we saw tremendous fraud in the last election in november. and there is agencies all over the place. one of the key issues that will help put that to rest is more eyes out there. i think it's a good modify to have transbe (is i and have people watching to make sure this election is secure. that puts everyone at rest, the fact that their vote will be, indeed, count. i think that's a good move. jillian: okay, congressman jody hicet we will be watching as the

rest of the world will be what happens next week. >> thank you. todd: happy new year, congressman. the end of our show means the end of the regular season nfm days underway. week 17 will see teams battle it out for final spots in the playoff bracket. jillian: biggest tossoff is the nfc east where the testimony giants have a chance to take the division despite having losing records. todd: watch the cowboys take on my giants this sunday only on fox. it but in order for the new york football giants to win the nfc east, they not only need to win i can't believe i'm saying this. they need your philadelphia eagles to beat griff jenkins washington redskins and if that happens the giants win, which means i need to root for the eagles this weekend. i'm going to put on this jacket jillian gave me which looks like it wear it testimony santa

claus. jillian: it's my uncle berry's, i think it's 60 years old. todd: the most 2020 thing me routing for the eagles. it's been a great interesting year. see you in 2021. jillian: happy new year to you and to you at home. "fox & friends" begins right now can. todd: fly, fly. ♪ ♪ wil ♪ griff: good morning, happy new year, welcome to the final "fox & friends" of 2020. you are looking live at are iraq land, new zealand, where they are bringing in 2021. we're 18 hearse behind them. but we soon will get there. good morning.