carley: fox news alert on two breaking stories, nypd officer shot in the bronx hours after the beauty is shot in texas. todd: a deadly hostage situation in a pediatrician's office. new develop and as they piece together what happened. carley: big tech or big brother, lawmakers sounding off on the grassroots fact checking system. they say bird watch will only click more conservative links. todd: another day won it borders, climate change, the power of the president's penn got a major test in court, "fox and friends first" continues right now. carley: you are watching "fox and friends first". todd: nypd officer shot in the back, plainclothes officer approaching when he was struck by his bulletproof vest, caught

in the bronx. >> an extraordinary briefing, extraordinary bravery. he was in good spirits. like he is going to make it, a strong recovery. neil: fired back striking that suspected. >> it comes after an hours long manhunt ends in texas, the suspect accused of shooting at the beauty. authorities arresting moses martinez, the injured deputy is expected to make a full recovery. on to another fox news alert, two people are killed after a 6-hour hostage standoff at a children's medical center in texas. the initial 9 one one call wasn't about an armed suspect entering the office and taking hostages. >> negotiators were heard calling the suspect a doctor but

haven't identified the person in downtown austin where explosion information this morning, let's keep you posted on that. to washington climate change is on the agenda today as president biden will unveil more policies and elevate the climate to a national security priority. carley: the president's deportation freeze hits a legal snag. >> reporter: executive actions continue today, they will be aimed at the climate crisis. and expected ban on new leases for oil and gas drilling at fracking on federal lands, the move drawing pushback from democrats over industry job losses. tomorrow will be healthcare and friday's immigration, the president tackled racial equity. >> we never lived up to the founding principles of this nation to state the obvious, that all people are created equal and have a right to be treated equally throughout their lives.

as long as systemic racism is allowed to persist. >> reporter: that snag is a federal judge delivering the blow to the administration's 100 a moratorium on deportations, the judge siding with texas attorney general ken paxton who claims it could cause imminent and irreparable harm to the state. the white house responding in a statement yesterday saying, quote, we are confident as the case proceeds it will be clear this measure was appropriate in ordering a temporary pause to allow the agency to review its policies, procedures and enforcement priorities while allowing for greater focus on threats to public safety and national security. on the impeachment front it looks like democrats do not have the votes to convict donald trump. senator rand paul forced to vote on the constitutionality of the trial fail but five republicans on board with the democrats. >> the constitution doesn't allow impeachment of a private citizen so we put this issue

forward, the most important take away from this issue is they don't have the votes to convict, we have 45 people, 45 republican senators saying the whole charade is unconstitutional. that means impeachment, dead on arrival. >> in order to convict democrats need 17 republicans, the trial starts february 9th. senator patrick leahy presiding, he is recovering after a brief trip to the hospital, a spokesman for the senator says he is home and looks forward to getting back to work. >> the graham says biden can call out the democrats impeachment push. >> joe biden has been a disappointment not only on policy but the idea that i am going to bring the country together. how do you do that, for joe biden to say it is bad to impeach a president after they

leave office. enough with donald trump, let's look forward. it tells you a lot about biden's ability and desire to bring us together by the fact that he is sitting on the sidelines and his only comment has been about the votes. carley: his team led by susan rice has been vocal on the push for economic equity. tucker carlson question the push and says americans should know how federal dollars distributed. >> the federal government is an enormous printing press that manufactures us currency, dispenses trillions of dollars every year. according to rice much of that money will be distributed on the basis of equity, it will go to people who don't possess, quote, privilege. let's get very specific that means. what precisely is privilege? can privilege be measured?

if so how are we measuring it? can we see the privilege formula? we should see it because a huge amount turns on the definition of this word. the americans won't get jobs because it is decided they have too much privilege, this won't get into college or get promoted open federal contracts. others will see their neighborhoods change in ways they may not like because of their privilege. they will tell you that is not true but it is true. before any of that happens the rest of us deserve a clear explanation of what is going on. who is getting rewarded, who is getting punished and why. carley: susan rice is leading that effort at buys and -- biden estimate the policy advisor. todd: president biden says he's boosting the supply vaccine by 50% by next week, the administration's goal is to vaccinate 300 million americans by end of summer or early fall as white house press secretary walked back the president's comments about the vaccine being available to all americans by

spring saying it will not be widely available by then. >> it will take months and months for a broad swath of the population to be vaccinated. todd: the administration has ordered 200 million more doses in hopes of vaccinating every american by end of summer. new york governor andrew cuomo says the president's distribution plan is not enough for his state as it faces a shortage of doses. doctor mark siegel calling out the politics of vaccine distribution saying companies are doing their part in getting the vaccine made made quickly. >> want to take credit for what was already in place from the trump administration. on the other hand they don't want to get into a position where they promise more than they can deliver. the reality is the real issue is production. modern survey said there were 100 million doses, pfizer today 100 million doses by spring, johnson & johnson about to get approved another hundred million doses.

how fast they make this vaccine should end of being the issue. the distribution lines appear to be in play. you can always over politicize these things. todd: johnson & johnson expects data on its vaccine early next week. carley: a teenager accused of murdering his family will be charged as an adult, the 17-year-old suspect shot and killed his mother, father and three siblings including one of his sisters who died alongside her unborn son. investigators revealing the suspect opened fire after he was:for leaving home without permission, the tenets younger brother who was also shot survived and is recovering at a hospital. the death penalty, because of his age according to indiana law. extreme weather, one person killed and 30 others hurt after an ef 2 tornado tears to alabama, the twister with winds

of 135 miles per hour plant homes in fultonthey are scattering debris so high it showed up on radar. this dramatic video shows a family pulling their dog from the rubble after their home collapsed. >> come on, buddy. carley: a waffle house is helping feed those in need despite the tornado knocking out power at the restaurant. todd: people digging out after historic winter storm doused a foot of snow, drivers facing snowy roads and user and in nebraska a postal truck struggling to get up a snow-covered street. chicago crews working to clear the runway at o'hare. janice dean will join us with the latest word but despite cold temperatures in new jersey a 9-year-old surfer still hits the water. watch.

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change i don't know what this jerry was thinking. if someone hits another person with a car that is on offense. you hit a law enforcement officer, something profoundly troubling, that should lead to an indictment. i am absolutely shocked. carley: bill deblasio was shocked the staten island business owner who turned his shutdown bar into autonomous zone won't be prosecuted. todd: he was charged for driving into a deputy trying to detain him, now calling on the mayor to resign. joining us with his side of the story co-owner of mac's public house, great to see. what is your reaction to bill deblasio questioning the results of the grand jury? >> thanks for having me on again. i feel like deblasio is always questioning things and seems confused.

a month and a half ago i went in front of everyone and citizen is the fact come out about what happened you will see that i did nothing wrong and that is exactly what happened. a jury, not just a few, 20 people listened to my truthful statement, the fact that happen, they decided not to bring it to trial and that is what i said to everybody at the beginning and for the mayor to go on and say these comments in charge of the sheriff's department, the lack of leadership, the sheriff continuing to go on countless times and say sheriff's deputies legs were broken when they weren't, new this to be facts, someone has to be held accountable, not only the sheriff has to explain why he did this and we are asking him to resign, that is the mayor

since he appoints the sheriff, oversees the department that if he is not holding the sheriff accountable that means he has to be held accountable. carley: we are watching footage of the incident where you say the two plainclothes officers approached you in the middle of the night, you had no idea they were police officers and you also say the sheriff's department exaggerated the injuries the officer faced so the sheriff is pushing back on your calls for resignations saying the sergeant is a victim of a crime, and assault using deadly physical force and his attacker calling for anyone's resignation is genuinely absurd. what is your response to that? >> the jury got to see more footage than you got to see at home. we are working on trying to get those videos released. they got to see how poorly

trained the sheriff's department is and unfortunately because of their lack of training and lack of leadership from the top these deputies were put in harm's way just as i was too and thankfully the situation didn't become worse. sheriff need better training because they are not used to carrying out these tasks and that falls on the sheriff himself, deputy knees -- deputies need better training. todd: i want to get the next topic, governor cuomo saying new york city restaurants about expect indoor dining anytime soon but also said the economy needs to reopen. here's more of the cuomo confusion. >> we will have nothing left to open. we must reopen the economy.

indoor dining in new york city is new york city specific condition and we are not, at this point at this point contemplating any changes. >> tough enough for us to keep track of the mixed messages and confusion, how do you keep the restaurant business alive when this is been going on? europe, you are down for almost a year now. >> you can't keep track of it. any time the man goes on in front of a tv camera or a statement that is completely contradictory, you can't just do this, you can't just say we have to open everybody except for you guys, small businesses have been the sacrificial lambs, he is supposed to be in charge of this, you can't just go on and kill people's livelihoods when your state is the second highest in the country for deaths also.

carley: you were indicted on charges of operating without a license. will you be able to survive this ordeal? >> we have a huge court case on february 2nd and we are looking for positives and we will do what we can to come out of it. todd: tokyo olympic games in doubt because of the pandemic so why not florida? carley: a top official in the sunshine state says anything is possible, his pitch to host the olympics coming up next. ♪♪ or ten... then easily and automatically pay your team and file payroll taxes. that means... world domination! or just the west side. run payroll in less than five minutes with intuit quickbooks. dry, distressed skin that struggles? you have a powerful partner.

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carley: we are 6 months from the tokyo olympics, the games will be canceled again because of the pandemic. one florida official, jimmy petronas is chief financial officer and joins me to explain this. i am a big olympics fan, what do you think, florida should hosts the olympics? >> it is a no-brainer, florida has shown the world the abilities to sports right and the pandemic world we live in whether it be the nba bubble, ufc in jacksonville, we opened disney universal ancient two

weeks we will showcase the safest event, sporting event with the super bowl in tampa. carley: the problem is the limbic committee says the games are still on in japan. >> i look at what i read in the journal, lowering clear that 70% of the country - a controversial place, they are trying to bring this in for a landing. your own peter doocy at the white house, what a great unity event and they fumbled the ball. if we could get some support, florida could show what we do best, take care of tourism. carley: this economist, victor matheson who works at holy cross said this was the idea that just because florida has a lot of hotels that they could organize the entire limbic event within 6 months is absolutely crazy.

of tokyo is not safe enough to host the event there is no way in 1 million years florida is safe enough to host the event. what is your reaction? >> i love your victor cross guy but here's the reality of it. we live in a covid-19 world, we are not talking a spectator event or logistical challenges of hundreds of thousands of people, and 25% capacity, people around the globe wants to watch it. what we do best, we took care of 131 million tourists in the state of florida. carley: how are preparations for that event? >> the town is covered, whether you are a bucks fan which i am, or you're a chiefs and.

25% capacity, the television network. carley: maybe olympics in florida, july 20 third would be opening day. thank you for joining us. i love the enthusiasm. >> sunshine in florida in the summertime, we have more flexibility. todd: we do it, what the people in long valley tell me, 26 after the hour, border agents say a life-saving rescue ahead. twitter's new bird watch tool bashed by republicans. lera logan sounding off as a new form of censorship, don't go anywhere, that is next.

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jillian: the fbi is reviewing requests for investigations into big tech's role in the capitol hill riot. todd: twitter launches a new fact checking for him. >> reporter: the fbi requesting congressional requests into the role of charlotte, twitter and facebook in the capital riots earlier this month after house oversight chair carolyn maloney said parlor needs to be investigated and republicans on the committee said if parlor needs to be checked so do facebook and twitter. the fbi telling fox news they have no comments on the specifics of the investigation but reviewing these requests for members of congress. twitter this week unveiled bird watch, a new community driven approach for misleading

information on the platform, bird watch allowed users to identify information in tweets they believe are misleading or false, providing informative contexts. tweets posted by news outlets and elected officials. republican senator josh holly slamming bird watch thing twitter wants power to dominate online opinions. listen. >> the desire by the left to silence all opposition. they don't want unity, they want control, lemonade opposition, shut it down, silence anybody, any speech they don't agree with, the bird watch thing is giving a license the woke leftists who run twitter already giving them license to run people off the platform they don't like. >> bird watch is in its pilot phase available to 1000 users. it is unclear when the tool will be available to the general public. todd: let's bring in lera logan.

isn't bird watch amplifying the woke mob that makes twitter a real problem in the first place? >> we have no idea who the 1000 users are who have been identified so the devil is always in the details because it is very fair the twitter of these companies are dominated by people with one particular worldview, they all see the world the same way pretty much and you see that in their donations to the democratic party and democratic candidates and you can see it in their actions, the hunter biden laptop story, this is no surprise, what would bird watch do with russian collusion? that is one of the biggest disinformation campaigns in the history of this country, certainly in recent history and

get twitter and facebook and all the fact checkers everywhere haven't figured out that this was not true, not from the beginning, not at any point, not after testimonies under oath were released and the classified that showed it was a lie so this will not do anything to restore the faith millions have lost in big tech and all these platforms, twitter at the top of the list. carley: dana lash has already been kicked off bird watch even though it hasn't been fully rolled out yet. meantime president biden is doing a lot of signing of those executive orders and one of them was a 100 day pause on deportation but a federal judge in texas said he will allow deportations to take place for 14 days while he reviews a lawsuit whether this is legal. what are your thoughts on that?

>> i can tell you what the marching orders are for agents on the border in light of the new comments from the acting secretary of the department of homeland security and based on the biden administration's executive order which is basically that this administration is shifting from any policy of border security to one that is about migrant care, when the acting dhs secretary says they want safe processing and are surging to the border to do that what that effectively means is they are taking agents off of patrolling the border, taking agents off of securing missions, one of your special units, they will all be divergent to migrant care and what that translates to is in some cases processing, in other

cases changing diapers, that sort of thing and all of this is taking place at a moment this country is experiencing the worst opioid crisis and drug overdose crisis in history and what is happening is different than people are used to. this isn't about marijuana that is grown out of the ground, this is about synthetic drugs pushed on this country by china. china and mexican cartels together have been secretly inserting into any kind of pill you can imagine whether it is xanax or oxycodone, young people especially, people who take these pills don't necessarily know that they are taking fentanyl. the vast majority don't and they are dying in unprecedented

numbers. according to the cdc, 80,000 this year. todd: i want a clip from your show before we run out of time, you went to the border recently. watch. >> murders in mexico. >> the cartel has a big presence in the us. >> it has become a national security issue. it is no longer just people leaving the country illegally, far beyond. todd: watch not just those 15 minutes but the entire new season of lera logan has no agenda. we appreciate it, start to give you the bump but we have to run. carley: you make good points about the drug issue at the border. >> thank you. carley: the time is 36 after the hour. getting so bad in chicago gas stations are hiring private security guards, the costly crisis getting worse by the day.

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todd: a major winter storm dumping snow in the midwest in nebraska, usps truck struggling to get a snow-covered street. in chicago crews working to clear the runways at o'hare. carley: californians leave their homes in the area hit by wildfires, and atmospheric river will bring heavy snow and rain. janice dean is tracking it all in joins us live with more. >> janice: the atmospheric river will bring a lot of heavy rain

and snow to the midwest. let's start with the east and the cold weather moving across the northern plains, the central plains, current temperatures single digits in denver into the teens in minneapolis and the morning chicago, the week system to the northeast bringing snow from new england, you see the heavier rain pushing over parts of the southeast and another batch of snow moving into the mid-atlantic in the next 24 hours. there is the forecast precipitation. another big shot of snow, proportions of the great lakes, ohio valley, midwest and northeast and let's look at the west, a huge story, so much heavy rainfall along the coast, incredible amounts of snow and blizzard warnings for the sierra nevada mountains, flood warnings for the san francisco area so it is a good news story that will

busts the drought in these areas but snow and rain in a 4 period of time will cause some problems so we will keep you up to date. the atmospheric river. it is a pretty cool one. todd: private security standing guard to protect from carjackers, there have been 200 this year alone. 73-year-old a man was yanked out of his car and attacked, six hotspots will be monitored. chicago police, carjacking task force. carley: democrats want to give more money to minimum-wage workers but our next guest says the move would lead to 1 million layoffs, he explains next.

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>> excited about this show i put together all by my self. marco rubio is not easy. we have mark meadows, we will talk about that and google announcing cutting off political funding for republicans who refuse to certify the election, what do they do to democrats who did the same thing? let me look that up and google it. documentarymaker says this is part of a larger issue. south carolina mayor said when you need help call the pro-s, here why -- manage with the covid-19 vaccine driver, we might have overbooked this. we might go right into hammer and dana. if you know the let them sleep in for 15 minutes. now back to two important people.

todd: democratic lawmakers introduced a bill to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour in 2025. >> we must never lose sight of the fact that over half of the workers in america today, the richest country in the history of the world, are living paycheck to paycheck. todd: author of the proximity principle, america's career coach, $15 minimum wage will lift millions out of poverty, true or false? >> completely false, it is a fairytale, the reality is when you force a minimum wage increase small business owners are going to pass on those costs in two ways, they have to either raise prices or cut expenses and cut jobs and many times both, the congressional budget office has estimated a minimum loss of jobs if you raise the minimum

wage, they think it can be as high - 6 million jobs. this is all good political posturing but the reality is it will cause a lot of people to lose jobs, very people the minimum wage is designed to help. todd: critics point out $7.25 an hour is not a livable wage, your response? >> they are right, but let's look at the big picture. it was never intended to be a livable wage. this is an entry point for people in the workforce. some people would say wait a second, i know somebody in their mid-20s and 30s trying to get ahead and the reality is that is an entry point wage. it was never designed for

someone to feed a family on. it was never designed to be a 40 hour a week wage. when i first started working, don't want to age myself, the minimum wage was $4.25 an hour and i was thrilled with that because it was my first job. i was 15 working in a greenhouse. we have to understand this is a lot of political posturing into my previous point when you read the minimum wage you are going to actually put a lid on opportunities for people who just wants to get in and begin their working career to work up the ladder. todd: critics say the minimum wage is not kept up with inflation. your response? >> it shouldn't keep up with inflation. let's play that out. of inflation happens, raise the minimum wage the economy corrects itself because it usually does, we have an outsized mandated wage. the other thing about this point, this contributes to inflation. when you mandate a minimum wage and keep increasing and forcing business owners to make bad decisions for their company they are passing the price on to you, your combo meal is a lot more

money and you notice that, that is inflation but the minimum wage increases, it contributes to bad economic policy. when did that happen? check up can's book the proximity principle. we appreciate your time and insight. carley: 200 house republicans fighting to prevent your tax dollars from funding abortions. our next guest says the push will save lives.

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todd: auto supreme court win for planned parenthood. >> the court ruling against the abortion ban the governor put it in place pandemic to reserve hospital resources. todd: extra affairs for the pro-life group live action alisyn. thanks for being here. how much of a blow is this to the pro-life movement. >> here is the thing the story we can't miss is the fact that the abortion industry demanded they stay open in the middle of a pandemic when we were all focused on saving all the lives that we can. what happened at the supreme court this week highlights states like texas tried to do the right thing and say,like, weigh want to save every life we can including a preborn life and it incredibly wrong that the abortion industry would say that they need to stay open when so

many others shut down it was the right thing at that time. let's review, live action made money off the pandemic. they demanded they stay open. even though abortion is an elective procedure. they stole covid relief funding from the american people. jillian: at the end of the day e end of the day they said it is to stay open. they change their narrative all the time. it's always about money for them. never about caring for people. jillian: okay. well, planned parenthood says abc's or the was transparent attempt to chip away at access to reproductive healthcare by exploiting a public health crisis. it was important we took this procedural step to make sure bad case law was wiped from the books. meantime, allison, 200 house republicans signed this letter to protect the hyde amendment which protects taxpayer dollars from funding abortions. bide was pro-hyde amendment for

a long time but then he flipped his stance, take a listen. >> i can't justify leaving millions of women without access to the care they need and the ability to will exercise their constitutionally protected right. if i believe healthcare is a right as i, too i can no longer support an amendment that makes that right dependent on someone's. carley: 200 house republicans taking a stance it can't go away it appears it is in jeopardy. what do you think? >> so the hyde amendment saved over 60,000 preborn lives every single year. these lives are irreplaceable. they are a value to our society. that's why millions of americans are against taxpayer funding for abortion. over 60% of americans say i don't want my taxpayer dollars going to brutal, brutal deadly industry. that's the right position to take. joe biden is now so pro-abortion

that he is will to force the american people to pay are to abortions that they're memorially against. and that's incredibly wrong. the. todd: joe biden is a practicing catholic many at the top of catholicism who are not happy with that change, specifically with regard to the hyde amendment. here is unwith of them the archbishop of san francisco. take a listen. >> if you personally believe as people how can you support it publicly if you know it's evil. it's a false dichotomy. todd: how worried is the pro-life movement with biden's flip flop on this? >> well, here's the thing. this hyde amendment specifically has been supported by every democrat president since carter including joe biden in 2019, including president obama in his budget proposal. this just reveals to us that joe biden is taking his order from a very, very radical pro-abortion movement and the pro-life movement is going to unify and

do everything we can to protect the pro-life existing standards that we have right now. we need to protect all lives in all of society and we will keep. will. todd: allison howard centofante, we appreciate your time. carley: border agents help a injured migrant. aviation crew member lowered 50 feet into the rough terrain to save the individual near tucson. the air crews routinely put themselves in hazardous situations to help those in need. 11 people have been rescued this year. check out that video. my goodness. ed toed to the biden administration actively looking at making covid testing mandatory for flights in the u.s. the official says they are considering different types of testing and location. some airline officials are reportedly worried it could further cripple the industry.

new cdc rules in effect requiring all international travelers show a negative covid test before entering the u.s. carley: we will leave you with this. a los angeles city councilman under fire after forgetting the words of the pledge of allegiance. take a listen. >> i pledge of allegiance to the flag of the united states of america will undivisible. i pledge of allegiance for liberty and justice for all. are ooof kills me. i feel bad for him. will. todd: council kevin butcherings the words after being to lead the pledge during a city meeting. tweeting calling the moment embarrassing. carley: he was probably hoping it wouldn't be shown on tv. appears? it happens sometimes. you get up there and you forget what you are saying and walk

back and i hope nobody remembers that moment. todd: infamous karl lewis star-spangled banner. scant qr code on the bottom of your screen. carley: set your tvrs every morning so you never miss a minute of "fox & friends first." "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> climate change is on the agenda today as president biden is set to unveil more policy. griff: hear a lot about new leases for oil and gas drilling. >> what would you say to 11,000 construction workers whose jobs have been destroyed by the stroke of a pen. >> climate change is a it will threat to all of us. >> the problem is people are losing their jobs right now recalling. >> his economic plan put equity at the heart of our recovery. >> if if any of that happens the rest of us deserve a clear explanation who is getting rewarded, who is getting punished and why? >> a federal judge dealt a blow