>> we are failing those children by not giving them the option to return to school. jillian: emotion running high across the country. todd: a different type of school, old school versus new school, patrick m aholmes and tom brady going for the head. "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: i had a prediction, i chose the buccaneers 31-24. i'm going 27. todd: i will be a contrarian, going chiefs. despite the covid-19 issues the chiefs, the barbara, typhoid mary over there there is an excellent chance patrick maholmes, anytime. jillian: we will see. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. before super bowl weekend. todd: look at this.

and hours long session on the critical measure that could pave the way for president biden's $1.9 trillion relief package. jillian: griff jenkins has a breakdown, you always win. >> reporter: more exciting than watching the super bowl you can watch your senate hard at work on votearama. they've been at this since 2:30 p.m. yesterday. it is a time-honored tradition where the minority party forces the majority party to endure endless amendments putting senators on the record. any senator can offer an amendment to the budget measure and so far 850 have been filed and as we have seen overnight more than 30 reached a roll call voice vote on the floor. unclear when the ends. we are told maybe in an hour or so. we will keep you posted. some amendments pass, others

fail. when it did pass, senators todd young, proposal to block illegal immigrants from getting stimulus checks. it was adopted but 42 lawmakers voted against it and some of the issues which range from tax increases on small businesses to the minimum wage to sanctuary cities, fracking, the us embassy in jerusalem, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says the american people have a right to know where their senators stand. >> if we were to be debate this budget, we create some clarity for the american people. we will put senators on the record. >> reporter: in the house democrats tripped marjorie taylor green of her assignment to the education and budget committee for her past rhetoric embracing conspiracy theories over 9/11, school shootings and endorsing violence against members of congress. 11 republicans supported the measure. before the vote was taken greene had this to say. >> i never said any of these

things since i have been elected for congress. these were words of the past and these things do not represent me. none of us are perfect. >> reporter: the move is unprecedented and a republicans because the majority party has never taken an action on the minority party's assignments. votearama continues which at some point it will end and democrats will pass a $2 trillion relief package. we will likely hear about it from president biden who is meeting with democrats today at the white house. todd: one silver lining, at least they are working. they have so many days off it is nice to see them pull in all night here now and again like you. griff jenkins in the nation's capital. jillian: florida senator rick scott says this is a stand against the nonsense democrats are pushing a stimulus plan. listen.

>> nothing for american families, opening schools after the teachers have the vaccine, the immigrants don't believe in immigration laws and believe in giving tax breaks to the wealthy. you can't make this stuff up. no common sense solutions, trying to make this a better package for american families and the democrats block what we are doing. this has to be a record. has to be more votes against by the democrats against common sense bills than anything in the history of the senate. jillian: president biden, republicans earlier this week to talk about their $6 billion relief plan. no deal was reached. todd: 11 ukrainians arrested at the mexico border, they were found in the southwest corner of arizona where officials say they are working to determine how the group got from mexico to mexico from iran to cross into the us. senior writer for townpaul.com

is on the ground in el paso, texas. board of regents telling him looks like obama 2.0. >> this issue is not going away anytime soon. when you and covid-19 into it, very complicated system is in disarray. i came behind me on border patrol apprehending what appeared to be an older gentleman with a few kids, boy and girl and it is happening every day. >> border policies are loosening on president biden and they are more willing to send more people and more drugs. jillian: president biden signed an executive order ramping up refugee admissions. the effort aims to provide a safe haven for 125,000 in the next fiscal year calling for expansion of the refugee program. it comes after donald trump/the

number of admissions. todd: chicago mayor lori lightfoot telling teachers enough is enough. students and parents across the country. >> the teachers union and city is butting heads, and and they met 6 dozen times. and to address the leadership. . issues and concerns. we are out of runway. black and brown kids who come from circumstances like the one i grew up in who are struggling. we are failing those children by not giving them options to return to school.

>> joe biden says he is not pressing educators to ditch virtual learning yet. >> the president wants schools to open, to stay open, and health and medical experts to be the guide for how to do that. jen psaki says no guidance. -- >> virtual classes are a joke. poor people don't have ipads. time for joe biden to stand up and say kids are the most important thing. jillian: a private school student talks about his final year. >> is 80s. jillian: one california

student-athlete says governor gavin newsom cost him money on school restriction. >> a lot of opportunities with the process of going towards offers and scholarships. it is part of our lives. >> reporter: it will be interesting to see how everything plays out. kind of a mess in random portions of the us. todd: it needs to be solved. kids are losing years of their life. >> reporter: they really are. jillian: a new mexico state police officer killed in the line of duty. darian jarrett was shot on a highway during a traffic stop. leading a police on a chase before an officer crashed into his car.

gunfire ringing out after the crash was another officer was shot, treated and released from the hospital. the suspect was shot did. police say the officer three in children and a fourth on the way. todd: johnson and johnson seeking emergency use authorization for the single-dose coronavirus vaccine. they shift as soon as the fda gives the green light. the vaccine is about 72% effective against moderate to severe cases of covid-19 in the us. that comes as the fda prepares a new standard for booster shots and drugs to address fast spreading, fingers crossed. super bowl frenzy taking over tampa ahead of the big game but this year will look a little different than years past. jillian: a lot different but 72 hours, cheryl casone from foxbusiness live in tampa with our first look at super bowl lv. >> reporter: it will be a very different super bowl experience

down here in tampa, florida. a lot to consider for fan safety and protocols put in place. the stadium will be packed at capacity on sunday, 25,000 fans, no tailgate party and usually there are parties every night. at the nfl experience they did have a big party yesterday hosting people, socially distance, everybody had their masks on, to get your health screening done, we spoke yesterday to the ceo of the tampa host committee and he said between the nfl procedures put in place and what the city did to keep everybody safe during the pandemic it will all work out. >> reporter: we are proud of our partnership which starts with the nfl and our local partners haven't missed a beat.

we are in great shape moving forward. health and safety is behind every decision that has factored in. >> reporter: normally the economies get 300 to $500 million boost coming in miami last year, $572 million was the price tag for miami, they think it will be cut in half for tampa. about 72% which isn't bad. let's get to the football because it is the super bowl, game day, got my signature football that they are selling and the fans are ready because history has been made this year with the home team in the big game. >> i am out here ready. >> you made all of it. >> i made it. >> we respect kansas city but this is our turf, we are going

to win. jillian: don't have skin in the game but i will tell you it is exciting for the folks who live in tampa to have tom brady, ron gronkowski playing in the game, representing the city. all i can say is no matter what hopefully it will be a great, safe, fun game on sunday. you have jack brewer coming up, former nfl players and will cain is another part of tampa, coming up on "fox and friends". jillian: nice to see business owners being able to get some people because it has been a rough year for some business owners, good to see you. todd: nice to see this aboveboard. jillian: congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez claims she feared for her life during the capital riots. >> i heard bang bang bang, i thought everything was over.

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todd: a dozen illegal immigrants from iran caused by border patrol trying to cross into arizona from mexico. jillian: 2021 just started and the number of iranian national stopped at the southern border is double the amount stopped in all of 2020. is it time to reverse the progress? nancy mason joins us to react,

thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me on. jillian: what do these numbers say to you? visit at the point everyone should be alarmed? >> certainly. we are seeing what the administration is doing, governing by executive order and the hypocrisy on immigration that we see in the first two weeks, not willing to fund the border at the southern border yet razor wire around the capital, miles of it around the capital. todd: you made a lot of news this week responding to alexandria ocasio cortez and her claims of what happened in the capital. let's listen to aoc. >> i jump into my bathroom and close the door and keep hearing bank bank bank. all of a sudden i fear that whoever was trying to get by --

this was the moment where i thought everything was over. todd: that statement opens up your eyes but your office is two doors down from aoc and you challenge aoc's statement. >> i saw the media reports, i said this -- there weren't rioters in our hallways banging down our doors that day. we were all barricaded in our offices which i'm not going to discount the trauma, the harrowing experiences each of us had. it was a very scary experience. i sent my kids homes at week because i was worried about violence. we have to be honest when we are telling stories because if we exaggerate claims it waters down the truth and authenticity of

everyone else that has share their story and the american people deserve the truth and it is a 7 to 10 minute walk away from the capital down where the violence was happening in 5 people died on capitol hill that day to politicize this kind of event, a dark day in our nation's history. to politicize it in the way she has is disgusting and no one should tolerate it. todd: she responded saying, quote, someone in a position of leadership like that the immediate instinct is to minimize, trying to fact check things survivors didn't say or claim is extremely damaging. will you speak to her about this in person? or is this playing out on twitter? >> i have never met her. i am very much focused on the business i was sent here to do.

i said earlier the opposite of jerry springer, we are distracted by this circus and we are wishing on serving and working for the american people. we are paid a lot of money to do a job and we are not doing the job right now. next we have impeachment, anything that can be done in the senate now, dealing with this in the house as well. we are ratcheting up the rhetoric, pouring gasoline on the fire. when people are out of work, kids aren't back in school and our most vulnerable population needs vaccinations, we have a lot of work. we have an administration governing by executive order. really peeling away every good thing the trump administration accomplished which our taxes are going to be raised through budget reconciliation process that is happening. there's a lot to be worried about and a lot to work on right now. todd: you haven't even been there a full month yet. >> feels like years in the last 5 weeks. todd: we appreciate your time. thank you so much and look

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todd: some extreme weather, winter storm fleming the midwest, slick roads in iowa causing a semi pile up. detroit, march and the vice flooding areas near the sinclair river. jillian: canceling 300 flights. dennis dean is tracking a dangerous storm that wasn't temperatures below 0 degrees

this weekend. >> janice: the coldest air of the season, coldest aaron many years depending how much of a push we get from canada, from the arctic, the siberian express, current wind chills across the southern plains and upper midwest, minus 19, minus 20, below 0. this is cold temperatures, very dangerous, people are urged to stay inside and there is the first round of snow, rain, sleet and ice coming today. we have another round this weekend and another round behind that. not a lot of precipitation with first round but look what happens into the weekend, we have to watch the northeast, we could see some measurable snow, storm track to the northeast, the ohio valley, plane states,

midwest, another round saturday and another round behind that tuesday and wednesday. that is going to be additional snow totals. look at the northeast through the next several days. that is a lot of snow, not just one system but several systems, new york 5 inches, interior sections of the northeast and new england quite a bit of snow so the bottom line is winter is here to stay for the time being. >> janice: right on the money. todd: i can do that. jillian: a double murder and convicted killing of two teenagers is a former role -- parole and it happened as part of new reforms set by district attorney. la county sheriff says it is irresponsible to let victims go to parole hearings without representation. >> in abdication of his

responsibility. he represents the people. the people have to be present to make sure justice is served and that means a person remains behind bars. jillian: the subterranean rapist who sexually assaulted 50 women in la in the 80s have a third parole hearing. todd: jerry nava rejecting a call for congressman matt gaetz to open committee meetings with the pledge of allegiance. >> i think it would be nice if in the spirit of national unity and national pride that at the beginning of each meeting the chair or one of the designees of the chair would have the opportunity to lead us in the pledge of allegiance. >> it is unnecessary. the house begins every day with the pledge of allegiance, we are covered by that. todd: the house started reciting the pledge daily in 1980.

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jillian: democrats seeking to cancel $1.6 trillion in student loan debt. todd: we are live with their proposal. >> reporter: house and senate lawmakers are pressing president biden to take executive action and cancel 50,$000 in student loan debt for individuals with federal student loans. chuck schumer, senator elizabeth warren and congresswoman iona presley led more than a dozen congressional democrats making the picture. >> one of those things the president can do on his own. >> canceling student loan debt is the most effective executive action president biden can take to kickstart this economy.

>> reporter: president biden signed an executive were to address student loans, that extended the pause on federal student loan payments and interest on those payments through september 30th due to the coronavirus pandemic. the white house pushing back on congress to act. >> took the step for executive action and looks to congress to take the next step. >> reporter: jen psaki said biden supports canceling 10,$000 in debt for individuals with federal student loans and if congress passes legislation president biden will report that. todd: you may be wondering why we are wearing red today. it is national wear red day, shows support for disease awareness.

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5, 7, and remote learning. >> when the pandemic hit and it was a bit of chrysler's learning remotely, it was a frustrating experience for them. and led to the entire family, made us our end for first grade year. once they were looking ahead to second grade education, might not be getting better for alternative. todd: time is so valuable, those months are so precious no matter what age they are from 0 to 18, like so many of your fellow boston 80 made the move to catholic school. what are they doing that is so much better for your children?

>> my older son in second grade, saint monica school, when i contacted that, how they were handling the pandemic and safety, they were committed to bringing students back to the classroom. the principal and administration, it was clear to me the first priority was students and getting them back to academic normalcy and getting, slice of normalcy back in their life after a long run, a lot of take aways for them. that was clear to me that that was the first priority with utmost safety by the cdc that

brought me so much comfort. todd: this is proof positive a parent who doesn't want their child to become sick with this horrible disease that you can open successfully and safely at the same time. before we let you go it is fun to hear what comes out of the mouth of babes and we heard so many stories of kids telling their parents something funny about their education or something sweet about their return to the classroom. what do your kids say about their experience in catholic school? >> my kids couldn't be happier. our second grade teacher, put on his uniform, never gotten that far in life. my kindergartner, a bedtime story last night. honestly that is the proof positive that i need that i made the right decision, the archdiocese of boston for all they have done. todd: we appreciate your time,

thank you for this insight. it puts warmth in her heart the kids are excited about education because they had a raw deal for the last 10, 11 months. good luck to your kids, thank you so much. >> thank you for the time. todd: i will read it, super bowl sunday almost here so brady and the books or maholmes, we break down the big game. todd: that was poor anchoring, someone who never anchors poorly, across the great plains, will cain live for us in tampa for super bowl addition of breakfast with friends. what is good? >> reporter: you know something about diners across the country. welcome, tampa bay, we are in tampa, super bowl lv, we are talking about not just this sunday on super bowl sunday but this country, stick around for "fox and friends first" and show you what is going on.

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jillian: breaking minutes ago the senate approved the budget resolution which allow democrats to move forward with their own coronavirus stimulus plans without republican support. kamala harris casting a tie-breaking vote after an all-night session. todd: the countdown to get coffee on for super bowl lv, tom brady and patrick maholmes, we have breakfast with friends in florida. jillian: what are diners expecting to see on super bowl sunday? someone argues never too early

for a burger. >> reporter: it is not burgers, not yet. this is cuban toast. everybody around me telling me how special cuban toast is. what makes this different from any other kind of toast? i will admit it is flaky, soft and crunchy, my for review through the morning here, what everybody is thinking about, the tampa bay bucs, an underrated defense against the kansas city chiefs and the ultimate weapon in the nfl, patrick maholmes. who had the ball last? as for the united states of america, tampa, i will tell you everybody coming in from out of town, talked to a lot of people, marveling at florida being open, you can participate in society

but those who live in tampa, bar owners, a little disappointed, this is not the turnout, the festivity, the business they were expecting. they had a stanley cup championship, for the first time ever they would -- it is about half of what they expected. as good as you could expect but a little less then they hoped. when it comes to business. >> can't wait for that food review. todd: who is your producer? is it nikki today? >> yes. >> reporter: she is from tampa. todd: she knows her stuff. every single time you are in good hands so we are in good

hands, we are live all weekend long, thank you for keeping us posted. jillian: the game will be one to watch as one of the best quarterbacks in nfl history goes want to head with the reigning champ and one of the best newcomers in the league. >> the greatest quarterback of all time, the 100 fiftieth super bowl. >> the kind of player he is, still early in his career but what he accomplishes. todd: jack brewer and mike cox join us with the preview and their predictions. thanks for being here. let's move aside for brady and maholmes, what else are you watching on sunday? >> i expect a big day, we have to remember the tampa bay buccaneers had one of the top defenses in the league and so i

expect them to control the game, brady needs to keep going because they are so explosive on the other side. it is a fun game to watch, with brady, it is a lot of fun for families, pretty hot tv ratings. todd: a little ground and pounds, mentioning defense. what do you expect in terms of matchups? >> a big deal dealing with jp p, barrett, kansas city chiefs, you have a handful. jillian: todd didn't want to talk about the -- patrick

maholmes, the comparison we have, 21-numfour, age difference is huge. the touchdown pass, the interception, patrick maholmes with 6. patrick maholmes plays like he has decades of experience. what will that mean to maholmes? >> a huge benefit. can play for another 15 years but he is playing brady and has to come in and doesn't force anything or make any mistakes. the kansas city chiefs have injuries all around them throughout the season so this is not going to be a game like that. tom brady is on all cylinders

starting off, one of the best defensive lines. i think tom brady if he could stay close could shock patrick maholmes and i hope to see a close football game. jillian: who do you pick? who will come out of the story? >> it is a close match up and close game, 31-30 advantage with tom brady here. the career in the last 10 seasons six times, 40 touchdowns, 12 interceptions, nonfactor in this game. todd: quick answer on the next question. every year there is a breakdown player. i am reminded of super bowl xlii, david tyree made the

helmet catch to a 17-14 victory over the patriots. but beside the chief barber, who the unsung influencer of the super bowl? >> i would love to see rob gronkowski come out, taking a break from football for the guy that is retired. that would be great to see. >> i would go with jp p. it will have a big game and a couple sacks in the game. >> healthcare he rose, during of the coin toss, something really cool to see and very deserving as well. thank you, good to see you as always.

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rob: to infinity and beyond. and you, yes you, could land a seat on spacex all civilian mission this fall. jillian: so cool is the tech entrepreneur financing the mission. jared isakson. we have been so excited to talk to you this morning. thanks for being here. jillian: how are you feeling about this? >> i'm super charged up. i mean, i have been a space nerd for a very long time. big aviation enthusiast. i have been fortunate to fly a lot of different and exciting things throughout my career and never thought i would get a chance to fly a spaceship in orbit. pretty charged up right now. todd: start with the mission itself. how big of a deal is it for the future of spaceflight to have this be all civilian? >> oh, i think this is like a huge step in the direction towards a world we all want to live in. i think whether you are a "star trek" or "star wars" fan can't tell me you haven't watched one of those shows or movies and

imagined yourself in an x fling flying around. that is a world we will be living. in families bouncing around on martian or lunar bases. maybe theab that's 50 or 100 years. you have to start somewhere but t this mission represents. jillian: rpg obviously you the leader. jared isaacson. three other notes. at prosperity entrepreneur on ship for shop. saint jude ambassador. tell me about some of the other seats there tell me how somebody could be a part of this? >> yeah, absolutely. i think that's one of the most exciting elements of inspiration for essentially opening up to the public that everyday people will be able to join us on this, you know, great adventure. so we look at the mission pillars of hope, generosity and prosperity and we are trying to be very thoughtful how we're identifying crew members with every one of those seat.

so, hope as you mentioned current frontline healthcare worker at saint jude. a child with cancer survivor treated at saint jude came back and in the fight today. anyone can go to the inspiration 4 website right now make an donation to incredible cause saint jude research hospital. at the end of the month at random you could be selected for the mission. the final seat which represents the mission pillar of prosperity, we are trying to find that great next entrepreneur and leveraging the ship v shop. doesn't cost anything to make a website and tell the world how you will make a difference. and then you get selected through independent judging process at the end of the month. todd: the space aspect of this is awesome. this graphic we are going to pop up tells the story for me. you hope by this effort to raise $200 million for saint jude. i know personally i love the cause, why did you choose saint

jude? >> it's a great question. it's right in the name of inspiration 4. we are trying to inspire people as to the possibilities that can be achieved up there among the stars but also what can be accomplished down here on earth. and if there is going to be a world where people are traveling and journeying among the stars then we better have conquered childhood cancer along the way. that's why saint jude is an important part of this mission. why we kicked off the largest fundraising campaign in their 59 year history. off to a really great start. it's only been a couple of days since the big announcement. i think we just tipped over $7 million in donations from just people who have interacted with the website. and then i have written a check for the first 100 million. i think we are going to blow this one out. jillian: real quick because we are running out of time. are you nervous at all. >> not at all. this the is company that lands rocket it are ships on ships in the middle of the ocean. returned human spaceflight to the united states after nearly 10 careers. i'm incredibly confident in what

the team at spacex has achieved. todd: we wish you the very best. and thank you on behalf of all those kids and families you are changing, thank you, sir. jillian: have a good day. >> thank you. jillian: thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. jillian: the senate pulling an all nighter republicans forcing a vote-o-rama. more votes against common sense bills than any day in the senate. >> reopen are teachers. >> dr. row linskey spoke to this in her personal capacity. ahead the cdc. >> line up against the teacher's union. unions big part of the democratic base. >> president biden will seek to raise the annual refugee cap more than will times the limit set by the trump administration. >> everything is pushing far left right now. >> why is it that no south dakota reporters covered the real life impacts of the loss of the pipeline but a former president trump that ended thousands of jobs, you would