todd: groundhog day, a storm pounding the east coast from georgia to maine, dangerous conditions on the roads causing crashes and leading to this dramatic rescue connecticut, 17 million americans dig out from this deadly storm. change a number of including reconciliation if that is the path it is pursued. jillian: lawmakers testing biden's promise of unity with coronavirus aleve, live in washington dc is democrat signal they could move forward alone. todd: you are not going to like this story, super bowl or super number, the cdc recommending fans play their own defense banning cheering during the big game. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ i find out everybody is out ♪♪ everybody is out ♪♪ it started with the weekend

♪♪ >> they are lit up and in bloom. neil: only trees that aren't covered in white in the metropolitan area because as you can see. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. todd: a powerful winter storm pounding the northeast as much as 30 inches in parts of jersey. jillian: live team coverage this morning, janice team tracking the system live that we start in time square with aishah hasnie. >> reporter: it is clear out here but snow is picking up in the last hour. let's show you a live look at times square. the pavement you can see for the first time in a lie -- long time, they cleared that way. the roads are still slushy and it is still a dangerous situation so please do not get out and drive.

around the northeast, one person dead in pennsylvania as this winter storm slammed 70 million americans from georgia to maine, parts of new york, new jersey, connecticut and pennsylvania under state of emergency restricting travel. in new jersey 660 crashes reported since the storm began including this jackknifed tractor-trailer in hackensack. check out this video in connecticut. emergency crews rescuing two people from a truck sinking in an icy lake. can't imagine how terrified they were but a woman in the back of the truck, a man trapped inside according to local reports, they were able to pull him out through a window after it went underwater. in new york city vaccine appointment at 20 see run sites been canceled for a second day in a row and those above ground subway lines have been shut down as the governor tells people to

stay off the roads although he was on the road, he drove from albany to new york last night in the afternoon during the storm and was defending his decision. listen. >> do you think it is a great idea to be driving? >> i don't like to tell the snowplow drivers you have to be out and the police you have to be out and then i stay home. that is not what i do. i'm not putting anyone in a situation i wouldn't go into myself. >> check this out, air travel a complete mess, 1600 flights canceled monday because of that storm, 440 already scrubbed for today but the most important piece of information is groundhog day has not been canceled. we are still going to do it, we will do it virtually. i don't know what is going to happen because the groundhog won't come out today. jillian: the groundhog feels like all of us.

todd: welcome to 2021. thank you very much. one of the favorite times i've had on fox news is watching j d do the groundhog day thing in punxsutawney phil, pennsylvania, that is not the official name but this year a lot different and janice, there's a lot of work to do because this is one heck of a storm. >> janice: i am in the punxsutawney hall of fame. it is exciting. let's take a look at what everybody is talking about, the snow across the northeast, 30 inches in parts of new jersey and pennsylvania, temperatures cold enough and we are looking at lingering snow showers across portions of the northeast including central park and laguardia, we are getting a mix at jfk, the worst of the snow

across northern new york and new england where we have winter storm warnings in effect throughout the day. there is punxsutawney and that is our forecast, a peak or two of sunshine, snow lingering. my guests is the groundhog will predict 6 more weeks of winter, sorry. it is just obvious, right? i am sorry. todd: we still love you. to washington republican senators walk away from a meeting with president joe biden without an agreement on coronavirus aleve. shannon: new details on the latest action today. griff jenkins live where president biden will reverse some immigration policies.

>> the white house lifting an embargo this afternoon, president biden will sign these executive orders to create a task force to reunify families, develop a strategy to address the regular migration, create a humane asylum system and a comprehensive 3-part plan for safe and orderly migration. these actions pose a series of orders the rollback many of the key trump administration policies like holding border wall construction and a moratorium and deportations. meanwhile the meeting you mentioned, the president meeting with the coalition of ten gop senators led by susan collins seeking common ground on covid-19 relief but after two hours wasn't to be found. >> it was a good exchange of views. i wouldn't say we came together on a package tonight, no one expected that in a 2-hour meeting but what we did agree to

do is to follow up and talk further. >> the differences remain starting with the price tag. republicans offering $618 billion to president biden's $1.9 trillion and this comes after the government sent $6 trillion and covid-19 relief including $900 billion in december most of which hasn't been spent yet. republicans worry the democrat fills the plan with on covid-19 related items like these, $50 minimum wage, $350 billion, larger obamacare premium tax cuts but democrats appear ready to move on with reconciliation if they have to. white house press secretary jen psaki said this in a statement, quote, the president expressed his hope that the group could continue to discuss ways to strengthen the american rescue plan as it moves forward and find areas of common ground including work on a small business support and nutrition program, reiterating that he will not slowdown work on the crisis response and will not settle for a package that fails

to meet the moment. at the moment no plan for another meeting and no signs the chuck schumer feels the gop plan is taken up but the group of 10 is the exact number the democrats would need for 60 votes in the senate to defeat a filibuster. we will see what comes of it. >> one of the individuals that participated in the meeting south dakota senator mike brown will join us later this hour to tell us what it was like. appreciate it. >> now a fox news alert. mississippi sheriff's deputies shot and killed in the line of duty. michael but was responding to a home when he was killed in a shootout. the suspect was shot by another deputy. there condition is unknown. the hancock county sheriff describes boot as, quote, an incredible deputy and a fine person, you never saw him without a smile. the air force veteran has been

in law enforcement for eight years. >> us murder rates soaring in several major cities with a new study reveals nearly 30% jump in 34 cities last year compared to the year prior. researchers say the historic increase has no modern precedent. chicago and new york among the top cities with the most murders, chicago seeing a 55% surge, new york a 43% jump. >> the white house call senator joe manchin a key partner after he was blindsided by local interview place president kamala harris did in west virginia promoting the president's coronavirus relief plan. >> we been in touch with senator manchin as we've been for many weeks with the community moving forward, not only is he a key partner to the president and the white house on this package but his agenda. we will remain in close touch with him. >> manchin said he was upset for what many viewed as a pressure campaign. >> those who grew up in the 80s 90s this is a weird story and sad story. dustin diamond, the actor best

known for his role as screech on saved by the bell has died following a very short battle with stage iv lung cancer. >> showing that killer look. >> screech. his costars paying tribute online. mario lopez writing in part the fragility of this life is something never to be taken for granted. tori spelling we sign that clip posting my first on-screen love dustin diamond got his angel wings today and mark walcott, zach tweeting i will miss those robbery and sparks that only he was able to produce. diamond was just 44 years old. it is crazy. you grow up with these people and watch these shows when you are a little kid and grow up and they are part of your life and as we get older -- >> it really kind of hits home

it makes a difference. >> 10 minutes after the hour. stacy abrams nominated for a nobel peace prize, some say her work, quote, follows in the footsteps of doctor martin luther king jr.. and niece of peter king gives her take on that comparison next. >> tom brady's most reliable webinar with us a surprise for healthcare heroes. the gift ahead of the big game next. ♪♪ this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $349 a month for thirty six months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. research shows that people remember commercials with exciting stunts. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home. insurance is cool. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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and then there's a picture of me. but before our story it goes way, way, way back with your great, great, great grandparents. see this handsome man, his name is william. william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles and charles met martha... isn't she pretty? yeah. wanting a new effort to stop stacy abrams ahead of the 2022 election, same day a socialist the region politician nominated her for a nobel peace prize compared to martin luther king jr.. jillian: here's georgia native lv to king. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for the opportunity.

jillian: let's start with this. i went you responsibility republicans launching the stop stacy campaign, quote, we will do whatever it takes to expose stacy abrams's radical network highlighting her dangerous agenda and defeat her and her left-wing candidates at the ballot box, we must stand up, fight back and stop stacy. what is your response and what is your opinion of what she has done in georgia? >> awards and rewards follow the powers that be, the human powers that be so whoever is in authority are in control will want to give accolades and awards to people who think the way that they think. we know this is the case with stacy abrams as well. my only concern is this. she is a notable personality and popular in many areas. however, she is an abortion champion. martin luther king jr. did not support abortion.

it is a threat to justice everywhere. that little person in the womb should have human rights and human dignity and civil rights. stacy does not agree with that so it is not a peaceful act to abort little babies for example and yet they want to compare stacy to martin luther king jr.. i believe that comparison is unfounded. todd: led to get more to that comparison, stacy abrams nominated for a nobel peace prize and here is the quote from the nomination abrams's work follows in doctor martin luther king jr.'s footsteps in the fight for equality before the law and civil rights. abrams's efforts to complete king gaps worker crucial to create fraternity between all its people and a peaceful and just society. you mentioned the abortion distinction. are there any other areas where you don't feel stacy abrams and your uncle were on the same page? >> i believe that attitudes by

any means necessary, her support groups who like the organization black lives matter, not the movement with the organization that is tied to antifa and other efforts that have often resorted to violence and anarchy to accomplish goals so i'm very concerned the hidden agenda, she supports for example as i say the president of the united states, the current president signed his orders to send money back to foreign nations who aids them in their abortion efforts and things like that so safety is on that page. beautiful smile, a lot of talk about justice and freedom but if we are not going to free everybody from the womb to the tomb peacefully without violence then that is something that

should be something you want to give an award for peace. >> before we let you go your opinion on this. we will hear a clip from gina mccarthy, president biden's national climate advisor talking about climate change as a radical issue. take a listen. >> climate change is a racial justice issue because it exacerbates the challenges in the communities that have been left behind. it goes after the very thing -- the same communities that pollution has held back and racism has held back. climate justice is about equal rights. shannon: what is your response to that? >> climate justice will not be achieved by what color your skin is, doesn't determine what your race is. we are one human race. human beings need to get together on issues of climate control and to be more appreciative of god's gift to us

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shannon: jillian: in a push to reopen schools oregon's governors prioritizing educators over the elderly for the covid-19 vaccine but schools still aren't open and parents want to know why.

we are joined by the mother of two who joins me now. appreciate it. definitely an important conversation. let's put these numbers, 150,000 teachers prioritized over 760,000 seniors according to the oregon governor. what is your reaction? how frustrating is it when you know teachers are getting the vaccine and yet still not back in the classroom? >> upon the governor's decision to vaccinate the teachers before the elderly even though it is controversial but it is concerning knowing there are many teachers and educators that may not see a classroom the school year. the largest school districts have no plans to bring their youngest children into the classroom until april and several high schoolers have no

plans to get kids back inside the classroom the school year. i don't think that is right, that that could be hundreds or thousands of vaccines going to teachers when they are not going back to class. >> janice: i understand the teachers are getting vaccinated but teachers are getting vaccinated for the purpose of getting them back in the classroom, getting kids back in the classroom but that is not happening then this cycle will keep repeating when you could be using those vaccines for the elderly. correct? >> it is an active role, not in april or may or the fall which is a big concern. they need to take a uniform approach, the issue, the teachers unions who claim they are concerned about student

safety. jillian: we vaccinated every senior that was in congregate care and nursing but we need to take action to help thousands of oregon kids who haven't seen the inside a classroom in a year. our kids are suffering anxiety and depression. before we let you go have you noticed any changes? >> i have a fifth grader, a lot of times before that, to the zoom classes, getting bothered by the private schools that have gone back, and back in session, he doesn't understand why he doesn't go to school when these other kids do.

my daughter is a senior, had a really hard time and found out today her school, jesuit high school, is bringing kids back to class next week, the school be more excited and we are excited for her and everything will go great there, don't know if my fifth-grader will see the inside of a classroom this school year. jillian: it is devastating, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. todd: another round of executive orders on immigration, after halting construction on the border wall. a man murdered by a gang member reacts to president biden's latest move.

jillian: as president biden prepares to sign more orders, when angel father wants to know why he is putting illegal immigrants over americans. todd: he was shot and killed by a gang member in the country illegally and joins us live with his thoughts on president biden's priorities. let's go over the president's executive orders on immigration,

create a family reunification task force, address the root cause of migration, restore faith in the legal immigration system and promote immigration of new americans. do you agree with biden prioritizing his immigration agenda over more pressing needs you may think we have in the country now? >> people behind the scenes. no justification for stopping the wall that is already there, keeping criminals out, our family members are in the cemetery at the same time he's rewarding illegal aliens with amnesty, just not fair, just not right and i don't know how to justify it.

jillian: what would you say to the president about your son? >> he was a good kid. he deserved his american dream. he had a dream of playing football, have family, buy you a house one day, he had all the dreams the illegal aliens supposedly have but our dreams, our family members dreams get ignored. it means nothing even for the future of people out there right now who have no idea, murdered by illegal aliens, they are going around all over the world thinking life is good and they are happy and in the future it is waiting for them. hate to say it like that but it is true. todd: here's what president biden said, 100 day positive deportation of illegal immigrants, the 8 year path to citizenship for 11 million illegals, 3-year path for dreamers, funding that for billion-dollar aid package for

central america, increasing number of green cards and halting construction of the border wall. president biden is doing this to, quote, undo the damage donald trump is done. how do you respond to that statement? >> wasn't no damage. we were happy for the first time. my son was murdered in 2008, trump didn't come along until 2016. they can say what they want to say, they were doing the same thing in 2008, just using a different excuse. there was no reason for joe biden to put family members in bondage. we are thinking about family members lives just gone. means nothing. it is so unfair. jillian: you continue to fight the fight for your son. we appreciate you joining us and sorry for your loss. >> thank you.

jillian: the state department getting attention, the washington beacon reports in 2016 julian a porter road, quote, the largest threat to us national security, us cops, not isis, not russian hackers or anyone else. she made the comment after the killing of an unarmed black man in oklahoma. todd: gavin newsom getting two challengers in one day. ted falconer and conservative commentator launching gubernatorial campaigns. efforts to recall news and picking up steam. 1.3 million signatures of the 1.5 million needed by march 17th to trigger a special election. jillian: some people in new jersey digging out from 30 inches of snow. this is crazy.

>> 30 inches of snow in new jersey and pennsylvania. it is still snowing across new york city, philadelphia, they are getting the worst of the snow toward northern new england and northern new york, gusty windss, snow on the ground blowing. any moisture on the roadways freezing that will cost with 3 driving for sure. winter weather advisories posted to maine and the potential for snow showers for all the big cities across the northeast. finally moving towards the maritimes, canada, wednesday and thursday things will clear out, cold air in place and look at the very cold arctic air that will move in sunday and monday and that will set the stage for

another big winter storm sunday night into monday. todd: you warned us about the blob, you warned us about the storm, we are ready. >> janice: we are ready. jillian: let's check in with joy from massachusetts with conditions there. todd: how much snow did you get? >> reporter: a lot of snow on the ground approaching the foot and a half, totally different story, 30 miles south in boston, slushy mix and total accumulation, you see the wind blowing snow around. we are at a gas station, the pumps are coated and caked with snow and ice and it is not letting up. you see a lot of plow drivers, they have their work cut out for the working nonstop, the roads are snow-covered. they just can't keep up with

these conditions was one guy has been on the clocks going on 15 hours of work, how he stays energetic, energy drinks. the snow i want to show you is light and fluffy, not too heavy. it is coming down hard. a lot of cars buried, people didn't dig out last night and they have their work cut out for them this morning. in massachusetts 30 miles north of boston, back to you in studio. todd: headed up your way after the show. i will be one of those individuals trying my best to dig out. thank you very much. jillian: we will be right back. r peace of mind. your books are all set. so you can finally give john some attention. trusted experts. guaranteed accurate books. intuit quickbooks live. one of the worst things about a cold sore is how it can make you feel.

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>> live with the latest. >> after the storm on wall street shares of game stop fell 30% despite robin hood limiting the number of shares traders can purchase. to testify about the to the company before the house financial services committee. the wolf of wall street said small investors can play the game. >> they can fight through convergence of technology, the ability to communicate as a group and you could never do this before. >> robin hood raises $2.4 billion for testimonies. the committee hasn't confirmed it yet. jillian: everyone is dying to know is major-league baseball going to start on time?

>> didn't we just go through this? major league baseball will start on time despite the league wanting to lay the season, they rejected a proposal to start with the 2021 season with expansion of the playoffs. that was a proposal of the union with 104 game season including several doubleheaders with no protections and the delays, interruptions or cancellation of the season. todd: i will set the stage, patrick mahon's -- maholmes decides to scramble, runs for a touchdown throughout kansas city and you hear nothing. >> he really pressed that intro.

the cdc's morning americans not to cheer at their super bowl parties. outside virtual parties, cdc warning against, quote, shouting, cheering loudly or singing. instead they say you should stomp your feet or bring the noisemaker. i am thinking tom brady's first touchdown. todd: bang your feet and you look like a moron. todd: we appreciates it. are you going to cheer? how will you handle your super bowl? >> today is groundhog day and if

he sees the shadow, 6 more months or years. anyway. coming up on "fox and friends," in midland, south dakota no longer sees welders and pipefitters before heading to work on the xl pipeline. we will talk to the hotel owner, what president biden's order to cancel that, the hotel is now empty. elizabeth hassle back, which her kids are going to join us and celebrity real estate agent says the $6 trillion opportunity for the housing market. we will talk to you about that. the best way to tackle the snow and pointy. a busy 3 hours kicks off 15

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department of health for full record after a bombshell report reveals the state undercounter nursing home deaths by 50% is 9 of governor cuomo's top health officials quit. joining me, carol markowitz. what possible reason could democrats have for blocking the subpoena? >> it is politics. governor cuomo has long been known is a truly.

it is hard to overlook he still enjoys quite a good approval rating. 's are not politicians who take chances or speak my mind will go out on a limb to do the right thing. they are part of a political system and will stay that way. todd: there is one democrat who appears to have gone out on a limb and that is letitia james in new york, she. this open. will she subpoena these records? >> it is possible. i'm proud of what attorney general james did. anyone watching this program knew the story already, talking about the numbers and how they were obviously flawed because they were only counting nursing home deaths that happened in nursing homes, nursing home patients taken to hospital wasn't counted, died on the way to the hospital wasn't counted so we knew for so long this was flawed.

her investigation puts the story front and center, this is well known already and not just something that came up. todd: the midst of the media didn't report and instead praising governor cuomo and his any winning press conferences including this little ditty we dug up from the archives, tweeting this from the middle of march last year, quote, people will watch the new york governor cuomo presser when they study crisis leadership especially his remark about misinformation being more dangerous than the virus. do you think the media will hold him accountable? >> they seem like they might start but i don't have a lot of faith. his brother was interviewed throughout the crisis, he launched his book on leadership in the middle of the pandemic

and i don't see a giant shift in the way the media treats him. there will be lipservice but i don't see giant change on this. todd: the pandemic killed so many thousands of people. you have a new op-ed called the future is florida. why do you say that? >> florida is opening throughout the pandemic and have been doing great. it has gone back leadership. governor desantis decided businesses and schools should be open and they have been and their numbers mirror new york and california's numbers who are tightly closed. politicians who have a backbone, governor desantis didn't want to see businesses in ruins and it is not just business politics but people policies.

and that is something other governors study and look into. todd: people our age say make a break for it because we are the last one turning out the lights. >> the future is florida. todd: appreciate your time, thank you so much. jillian: president biden holding covid-19 relief talked with gop senators. senator mike brown is one of us next. .

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todd: g.o.p. senators leaving their white house meeting without a bipartisan relief bill as democrats file a resolution to ram through the president's 1.9 trillion-dollar plan without republican support. jillian: south dakota senator mike rounds was a part of yesterday's meeting with the president and joins us now. senator, thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> good morning. jillian: how did you walk away from this meeting feeling? did you feel like something could potentially get done in a bipartisan manner or do you think that this is going to get done without republicans? >> well, i think democrats are going to try keep the heat on republicans most certainly the president is not going to give up strategic opportunities to put pressure on us. in the meantime, i think we had a very good dialogue. i think he clearly understands there is no such thing as a perfect plan. he listened to a lot of our

concerns. we did not expect, going in, that we would make a deal. that's not what we went there for. we went there to express our interest in trying to find a path forward that would be good for the country long term and not just simply a matter of republicans versus democrats and fighting it out and having changes that would last for a very short period of time. and i think we had a president that understands that. he has got a background with the senate. so, i came away thinking yeah, there is, look, there is hope to try to find something in the future and it's not going to be easy. clearly, there is folks out there that would love to spent a huge amount of money and as long as it doesn't come out of their paycheck, it comes as borrowed money for the next generation, they are not afraid to spend it. todd: it is senator, refreshing to hear that word hope. the full screen we are going to put up on the screen for the viewer sort of communicates that hope as well. when you compare the two plans there, it does look like there is some agreement. you can see 160 billion in each plan for covid.

they are close on the stimulus checks per person. $1,400 in the biden plannen a thousand under the g.o.p. plan. of course, the big difference there is the income threshold it. is much lower on the g.o.p. plan. and then you have close on the weekly unemployment per person and a little bit of a difference as well. of course, 5 billion being a little in this context for low interest reasons for small business. if you are allowed to get into more specifics about what you learned in the meeting, where was the agreement, where was the agreement yesterday. >> well, to begin with, we wanted to be targeted and specific, with regard to where we wanted to put resources. we didn't want to go-cart blanch across everything. we also recognize that there were certain areas in which over an extended period of time we are going to need additional resources. so we tried to extend out some of the areas in which we could use for vaccines, for testing and so forth. we are in agreement on those. when it comes to actually addressing the pandemic issues and fighting it and winning that battle. and it really is a battle.

i think we were very cross to being on the same wavelength as the president. the place where we have differences is whether or not their plan is targeted enough. they really wanted to spend a lot of money, additional money on unemployment benefits for people that literally could, like in south dakota by the time you are all done, you could be making close $90,000 a year in unemployment benefits. that's not appropriate and doesn't get people back to work. of so, we wanted to target it. we have offered $300 additional per week on top of what you normally get with unemployment benefits. and extending through through june 30th. they wanted to extend them out through a longer period of time. that's one area in which we have got a disagreement. the other as i showed them yesterday when i got home last week my wife showed me a check got in the mail. i'm a member of the united states senate. i got a stimulus check. that's not necessarily the stimulus checks were supposed to come out.

todd: that's not the way it's supposed to work. i'm not against you making money i think we agree there are people who need it more than senator mike rounds. we appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you, sir. jillian: thank you for joining us today. make sure you counsel load the fox news app. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ jillian: a monster storm pounds the east coast. >> things are still treacherous. 70 million americans from georgia all the way to maine. >> president joe biden met with 10 republican senators. >> way too early it negotiate a $2 trillion package when a $900 billion package has not been spent. >> immigration day at the white house. >> rolling back many policies from the previous administration. >> it will family members in the cemetery at the same time he is rewarding illegal aliens with amnesty. >> here is a top spokesman at the state department wrote