>> democrats told us you couldn't go to work, could because we loved ones funeral, kids couldn't go to school and now they are trying to tell the same americans you can't vote for the guy you want to vote for in 2024. that is how obsessed they are. todd: and impeachment trial against a former president resuming in hours. we take you live to washington with the case against and for donald trump. >> the goal that he set is to have the majority of schools, more than 50% open by day 100 at least one day a week or more. jillian: goalposts keep moving

and students and parents are sick of it. the white house clarifying one of president biden's biggest promises. todd: did you see this? ufo sighting over florida sending social media to infinity and beyond. "fox and friends first" continues. ♪♪ ♪♪ i have been singing hard ♪♪ counting stars ♪♪ todd: you always put me on the spot. we do a story like this -- i don't know. what about you? jillian: i think so. i don't know. i believe there is weird things happening. todd: the chance that we are the only thing there, it is pretty small. but we are not going to answer that question in the next 59 minutes but we will answer

another questions. good morning. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. todd: i am todd piro. that is one thing we do know. after the senate votes to proceed with a charge of inciting an insurrection. jillian: griff jenkins he is live in washington dc, as trump is reacting to the hearings. >> reporter: the question in washington isn't ufos but what bruce castor was doing in the open. he better bring a better can today, donald trump was according to the two sources talking to fox news, quote, furious and beyond angry particularly with castor's rambling opening in statements like this. >> i will be quite frank with you. we changed what we were going to do on account that we thought the house manager's presentation

was well done. >> reporter: this after day one made history with the senate voting 56-44 saying it is constitutional to put a former president on trial impeach him. six gop senators joined democrats, collins, cassidy, murkowski, romney, it was a long expected lines, cassidy was a surprise and had this to say. >> house managers made a compelling, cogent case and the president's team did not. i will vote for the side that did a good job. >> reporter: the trial ended with a shocking and graphic 13 minute recap of the attack on the capital on january 6th. jimmy raskin telling senators that is what a high crime and misdemeanor is under the constitution. >> this cannot be our future. we cannot have presidents inciting and mobilizing bob

violence against our government. >> reporter: trump's of the defense lawyer making the constitutionality argument. afterwards defending their case and blasting the trial as political. >> there's nothing they showed today that in any way ties into donald trump. it is a silly argument. what they are doing now, rousing the american public, that is what political >> about. >> reporter: it starts at noon as managers have 16 hours to make their case first followed by time for the defense team to respond and then four hours allotted for senators questions and lastly four hours for closing arguments. then comes the big vote on whether to convict. based on the first vote, republican senators across the aisle, it would take 17 toward the conviction. jillian: thank you.

todd: chicago sending kids back to school, the teachers union approved the reopening plan that will have some bacon classrooms as soon as tomorrow. jillian: marianne rafferty has more. >> reporter: 67% of chicago teachers union members voted to reopen. the plan would allow pre-canned special needs students to return tomorrow while cave through eight students will transition in person learning by march 8th. teachers and staff will have a chance to get the vaccine before returning and accommodations will be made for those with medical compromised household members. the ctu think the plan doesn't do enough to ensure safety saying in a statement, quote, this plan is not what any of us deserve, as our students or our families. the they cannot delay reopening to ramp up vaccinations is a disgrace. a similar battle going on in san francisco as that city is suing its own school district in a disagreement over how to reopen.

>> i'm worried tentative agreement proposed will not get us to a place in the city where we will open the school this year. our children are suffering. we have to do better. jillian: according to ask he is the lack of in person learning may cost the us economy $20 trillion in the long run. the biden administration said it made reopen the priority but the pace may not be what parents are looking for. >> his goal that he set is to have a majority of schools, 50% open by day 100 of his presidency. that means teaching classrooms one day a week or more. >> the same majority qualifier, some teaching, some teachers in school. >> teaching at least one day a week in the majority of schools by day 100. jillian: the cdc is expected to

release its back-to-school guidance sometime today. todd: thank you for the update. jillian: homicide in philadelphia outpacing last year. on monday, seven people were killed including a 15-year-old boy. so far this year the philadelphia police department preleased 62 homicides, 55% increase over the same time last year. the commissioner says people being stuck inside is behind the uptick in violent crimes. todd: california's district attorney, outrage for throwing a backyard wedding reception. the latest california official to be accused of violating covid-19 restrictions. california restaurant owner slamming the hypocrisy on fox news at night. >> it is a good punch. we are doing everything we can do as businesses and restaurants in a world in which we know sanitation and safety and we are being told we can't operate.

todd: the da says it was not her intent to break any restrictions. a missile test in software, capturing the moment some people thought that was a ufo. actually a ballistic missile being tested by the navy. jillian: when twitter user calling it the most, quote, unexplainable thing they have ever seen. another saying it wasn't florida so it was definitely a ufo. another asking am i the only one who said this, ufo and ufo sightings. todd: don't know what that means. if it was a ballistic missile with that freak you out too? are we under attack from georgia? what is going on here? jillian: it was not a ufo, now we know that. impeachment consumes the capital as the senate moves forward with the trial today. our next guest says it is a waste of time. congressman michael burgess

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>> i can't hear on my blazer. jillian: we heard reports the former president was not thrilled with how this went down yesterday. it is drawing criticism. do you feel it missed the market? what has to be done to regain that composure? >> it tightened up a bit. i wasn't glued to the television watching it but listens to a lot of it on satellite radio. it did seem to meander. the fact is we should not be here. it is unprecedented. the president has left office. the supreme court justice, justice roberts said they are not coming. the judge for the case is one of the jurors. it seems it is not right and the president is going to prevail after all the drama is done.

todd: laser focused on the elements needed to prove incitements. they missed the mark, they got to focus. there were six senate republicans who decided for the impeachment to proceed. the one that shocked a few people because he changed his vote was bill cassidy. here is his explanation. >> the issue is is it constitutional to impeach a president who is left office? the house managers made a compelling, cogent case and the president's team did not the giant going to do the side it did a great job. todd: jillian's question touched on the performance part of this and who persuaded who. day one in one word, what would it be? >> my word would be useless.

we know how this is going to end up and it is the equivalent of standing in the corner and stamping your feet. i don't see -- i have to agree the prep was better job with delivery. on the constitutional question but the fact of the matter remains you cannot charge someone with incitement when clearly the preparations were going on many days before hand. unless he was in the van driving around town planting pipe bombs around the rnc it is hard to imagine you can prove that level of complicity. we know what the result is going to be and trump will be acquitted in the senate. justice roberts won't be there. it will be delivered. jillian: we want your opinion on something else that is new this morning. ilhan omar says the committee

passed the $15 minimum wage overnight. the house education and labor -- i was reading -- this is the tweet if we can put that backup. i will find it on my screen. $15 minimum wage passes the house labor and education committee after 13 hours of debate. what is your reaction to this? >> surprise because they have the majority of votes on the educational labor committee, democrats were the majority in the house, a smaller one and last term. if they hold to gather they can do what they want. i sit on the energy commerce committee, we got documents at 11:00 last night. i knew i was getting up early so made it through those. if it is not in a document it couldn't come up as amendment. democrats to hold a majority of votes on the committee.

one is a little bit of a question. i have been through this before. the minimum wage was raised after the 2008 - are compounding of job loss that occurred when that economic downturn hit. this time is different because the downturn is not because of bank malfeasance but because of a virus which we are getting the upper hand on this virus had are going to emerge from it, the economy should come back in reasonable shape. all projections from congressional budget office, by july, will be back to pre-pandemic levels. you will see it is necessary but the possibility of eliminating entry-level jobs would be unfortunate. todd: i asked you for a 1-word

answer and i will give a 1-word answer, they need to focus. people need money. they needed now. every single thing you could think of -- we appreciate your time this morning, thank you. still ahead the world health organization says it is unlikely the coronavirus leaked from a latvian wuhan. jillian: a military mom reunited with her daughter for the first time since the pandemic began. the viral video next.

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todd: a new york city police officer attacked and punched outside of precinct.

jillian: the city sees an uptick on crime on mass transit. >> reporter: nypd officer assaulted outside a bronx stationhouse in the middle of the day. this video shows a man sucker punching the officer, cops were able to intervene and take the suspect down. he was arrested and another subway attack, the train approached, a stranger, luckily the good samaritan was able to pull her off the tracks. that is a replay. here's the example of what is happening on the subway. another violent week in the big apple, attack on the city's trains in the last week and a spike in crime despite ridership down 70% and here is the mayor. >> an incredible and total disruption in 2020. our lives were turned upside

down. global pandemic, a perfect storm and we are in the process of overcoming that. >> reporter: a perfect storm. according to the new york post the 50 fifth time he has used the perfect storm phrase when asked about shootings, beatings, subway violence moment illegal and homeless individuals, roaming the streets all hours of the day. there were 6 murders on the subway in 2020, double the number from a year prior. i watched this briefing, the phrase everyone is looking for this morning is gas lighting. todd: it is ridiculous. under his explanation because we are undergoing covid-19 we should all be cutting each other in the face. not everybody can take uber or black car. if you want to move somewhere a lot of people are moving to miami. >> reporter: restaurants have closed here since march of last year. this new report shows big apple restaurant owners setting up shop in miami despite coronavirus restrictions.

miami-dade, 36,000 cases, 5000 deaths but restaurants are open as long as they are social distancing. florida officials explain what is happening in the last hour. >> it is good management, tough to come by but when you have markets like new york, one of the greatest restaurant cities in the whole world when it is shutdown that talent will leave and right now florida is having success. >> reporter: they have moved from manhattan restaurants planning sushi, italian steakhouse. they are looking to go to miami. the exodus continues. todd: they have the ability. if you are just a mom and pop --

jillian: the world health organization investigating the origins of the pandemic downplaying the possibility the virus leaked from a lab in wuhan, china. todd: extremely unlikely covid-19 likely jumped to humans from an animal. in london, more on the controversial conclusion. >> reporter: there is mixed reaction to the who finding about the beginning of covid-19. after four weeks on the ground in wuhan, china, the disease did jump from an animal to a human at a seafood market. that was the original understanding and yet it debunked the idea that accidentally or on purpose it leaks from a virology lab, was one world health organization scientist head to say. >> the findings suggest the laboratory - extremely unlikely.

our initial findings suggest a host species is the most likely. >> reporter: the virus was released or manufactured in that laboratory is something the trump administration had been pushing and other scientists were not ruling it out. the who team asserted covid-19 might possibly have originated outside of china, imported into the country via frozen food. an idea that has been played down in the past. that is one of the main theories beijing has been pushing. they were touting the findings as a bit of a win and even the biden administration which has been a big backer of the who said these findings should be evaluated independently by us scientists. todd: thank you very much.

jillian: a new study shows minimum threat of covid-19 at day camps. the lead researcher says the wellness benefits outweigh the risks. >> i can hear you. i think it is a filter, don't know how to remove it. i am not a cat. todd: the zoo fail that is perfect. ♪♪ that is what you are ♪♪ the bread layers. king's hawaiian sliced bread makes everything better! ♪ (angelic choir) ♪ umm, honey...why is guy fieri in our kitchen? i don't know. i'm booking you a one-way ticket to flavortown with a king's hawaiian meatball sub. ♪ ♪ i gotta go. your neighbor needs king's hawaiian bread. hey, i got you. guy fieri?

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their case. = for the defense. senators will have four hours to ask questions. and then closing arguments. this after day one made history with the senate voting 56-44 saying it is constitutional to bring articles of impeachment against a former president. six gop senators joined democrats collins, cassidy, murkowski, ronnie, sass and to me. cassidy was a surprise and had this to say afterwards. >> house managers made a compelling, cogent case and the president's team did not. i will vote for the side it did a good job. >> reporter: a shocking and graphic 13 minute recap of the attack on the capital as jamie raskin delivered an emotional argument unconstitutionality pointing to the video telling senators that is what a high crime and misdemeanor is. we are wondering what bruce castor was doing with statements like this.

>> i will be quite frank with you. we changed was we were going to do on account that we thought the house managers presentation was well done. >> reporter: two sources told foxnews donald trump was furious and beyond angry at his defense team, particularly upset with a rambling opening, the president's lawyer david shown will make the constitutionality argument but that performance or not, it comes down to that vote on whether to convict. that likely would happen sometimes next week. based on the first vote few expected republicans to cross the aisle. it will take 17 to reach the conviction. todd: a new study out of duke university showing hopeful results for parents, researchers found less than one% infection rate.

jillian: this applies to schools another in prison settings? we ask doctor emily, appreciate it. anything in the study that surprised you? >> absolutely. this is a study of 7000 youth and staff who attended 54 day camps in north carolina and they were followed from march through august. during the time schools were closed in north carolina. by following strict protocols and cdc guidelines to mitigate covid-19, minimal covid-19 transmission and we were surprised. todd: like so much with covid-19 we heard conflicting reports, tons of conflicting rumors, seems like that is all you hear online these days about children as spreaders. what is your conclusion or the alternative, can you reach a conclusion with regard to children as spreaders based on

your research? >> our research was about youth attending day camps in north carolina monday through friday all day, 133 days. we found by following mitigation protocols, mask wearing, physical distancing, frequent handwashing, chinking symptoms -- checking symptoms. making sure staff are well-trained. all these things help mitigate symptomatic transmission. we can talk about with regard to the study. jillian: to go further on that, a graphic we can pull up. of the campers that were tested 5300 of them plus ten tested

positive, staff members because of the 1500 that were tested, nine tested positive. i assume staff members, a lot of this conversation with regards to schools his concern of the teachers and spread to them. when you look at this number, that 9 number for the staff what does that tell you? >> what we concluded was because of the 19 cases that were confirmed as symptomatic transmission, what we determined was the majority of the cases were happening outside the camp setting. only two of the 19 cases were what we concluded to be potential on-site transmission, somebody who had covid-19 transmitted it to somebody else on site at the camp. we look at that, much of this transmission was happening outside the camp setting, not during camp.

jillian: thank you for joining us to break that down. appreciate your time. todd: hopefully people will follow the science. speaking of science, meteorologist janice dean has look at the forecast. three days in a row i have worked that snowblower. will be today be the fourth? >> janice: the northeast including new york city, dc might get a round of snow. in measurable snow the whole city shutdown. i will tell you we have very cold air, the coldest air of the season and might sent records with these temperatures, the wind chill well below 0 in portions of the planes in the midwest and the great lakes. because the cold areas in place across the mississippi, ohio and tennessee river valley in a storm is unfolding. accumulating ice, as much as half on the roadways and power lines, really dangerous stretching from arkansas through

portions of the mid-mississippi river valley, ohio valley to kentucky. that will be a big deal. that is really dangerous accumulating ice. people are urged to stay inside, get on the roads, today into tomorrow. that pink, the icing is where it will be dangerous. if you live around the dc area that is where we will see accumulating snow in the appalachians to the mid-atlantic and the dc maryland area. new york city will get away with this one. maybe the next round. that is the moral. jillian: back to this story. a texas lawyer during a virtual hearing. >> can you hear me? >> i can hear you. i think it is a filter. >> i don't know how to remove it. my assistant is trying to but i

am prepared to go forward with it. i am here live. i am not a cast. >> i can see that. jillian: i am not a cat. neil: is prepared to go forward. the county attorney seen as a white fluffy kitten gaining online fame for this mishap. the best part of that aside from the laughing, it brought a light moments during rough times and isn't that -- jillian: that is -- todd: with that we will be right back. obsession has many names. this is ours. the new lexus is. all in on the sports sedan. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month for thirty nine months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer.

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>> reporter: google has its sights set on the 2022 midterms announce he will expand election security efforts ahead of the next election cycle. google says it has been a priority to protect against digital attacks and reach voters. in the 2020 election google partnered with defense digital campaigns, that is a nonprofit offering cybersecurity products regardless of party affiliation. the company says it helped distribute 10,000 protection kits to 140 federal campaigns in the last election. google saying it will expand that partnership to the state level for the midterms, google announcing support for a new national security training initiative. it will educate state officials to strengthen against digital attack. those training will be conducted in 50 states and have targeted focus with lawmakers and staff. jillian: live without update.

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>> his goal that he said was to have the majority, more than 50%

of the at least one day a week, hopefully more. jillian: jen psaki clarifying president biden's plan to open schools and a lot of parents and student on happy about it. todd: joe, with all difference to meatloaf, one out of 5 is bad. >> reporter: meatloaf, a food or something? a guy from the 70s. imagine one day a week imagine if you're a single mom and have to work every day and you hear the biden administration during the campaign talking about we are going to get schools open in the first hundred days, the goalpost being moved to one out

of 5 is what we are aiming for. a classic bait and switch. it is not even based on science. joe biden during the campaign from 2020 said i will follow the signs and listen to the experts, do what they tell you to do and all so i will choose science over fiction and hope over fear. choosing fear over hope, this is the result you are seeing, bowing to teachers union because they were big donors to his campaign, doesn't want to lose those votes the kids are the ones that are suffering at this point. we are seeing suicide skyrocket, visit to the emergency room for mental health issues, 30% for kids 122 -- it needs to be called the biggest misstep of the biden administration thus far. jillian: an article in the athletic getting a lot of

attention on both sides, mavericks no longer playing the national anthem at the home team, talking about a number of employees, it is not announced or explained internally. what is your reaction to that? >> chinese government to mark cuban for this decision. can selling the national anthem on mark cuban's part, the very country that made you of all people a billionaire is quite funny. what is not funny is the business of the nba, look at the nba finals last year. game 6, los angeles lakers, huge market, lebron james, they draw 5.6 million people, that is not bad compared to 1998, michael jordan's final game, 46 million

people watched him beat the utah jazz 7 times so something is happening and it affected the nba, far too political with leaders like mark cuban making decisions, turning people off. todd: he might want to speak with michael jordan, republicans -- mark cuban not responding to request for comments. marty shine i'm are in his obituary. nfl coaches teams will sit in that, the nfl's winningest coaches. this harkens back to a time they had another problem. and austere religious scholar at the helm of the islamic state. what is there deal? the open headline?

>> these things are planned in advance. if they could plan on the site it happens with obituaries. he is a class act and the eighth winningest coach of all time. that should have been the original headline. instead the headline is more sympathetic to an actual terror leader than it is marty schottenheimer who never won a super bowl, so sad to see that. one of the best the nfl has seen. jillian: they did apologize for that. todd: the white house not recognizing the hardships of can selling the keystone pipeline. jillian: he joins us live next. ♪♪

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>> the biden administration's going to let the thousands of fossil fuel industry workers, when it is and where it is they can go for their green job? >> i certainly welcome you to present your data of all the thousands and thousands of people who won't be getting a green job. jillian: despite the biden administration thinking otherwise, the impact of the keystone xl pipeline cancellation is being felt by thousands of american workers. todd: that includes our next guest, a laid off keystone

welder of 34 years and father of three boys, lynn allen joins us live. thanks for being here. when you heard that flippant answer from jen psaki, what was your reaction. >> it's a pretty good gut punch, you know, that kind of like a slap in the face. that's all you work for, what you work towards all your life and that's your calling in life and they are telling you go get another job, try to go get green jobs. jillian: i know you have three boys, one boy going to college, two younger boys who you say aren't too far behind. i know you're probably now facing the worry of how am i going to afford to put my sons through college and help them. i'm curious how they feel. have they asked you questions about this, have they expressed any worry for you and for the family? >> no, they kept pretty good attitude. they know that, you know, we're just -- we'll get through it

and, you know, just try to stay with a very, very good attitude. todd: lynn, we've been addressing this from the prospect of jobs, the economy, the thought of just clean energy taking over. i want to talk about this father to father. i'm a new father, you obviously are a father of three. one thing i keep on coming back to as a father, your number one goal is to provide for your family. if someone actively did something to prevent me from doing that number one job, the rage i would feel would be incalculable. how do you deal with that? >> i think about it every day, because my job that i've been a member of the pipeliners union for 20 years, that's my insurance, and the thing about it is, it's a slap in the face is what it is. you work hard. you pay taxes. the trickle down effect of these pipelines and these pump

stations, with the xl keystone, it prospers so many people, i mean from the land owner all the way up to the welder, all the way up to the oil or gas company and they can sit and say what they want to about green energy, it's just a side deal. oil and gas is going to push the world. that's what flies your airplanes, your big trucks. it's not solar and it's not wind. if they want wind and solar that, need to go to the desert and put them in the desert where there's nobody around. they need to go do that and leave us oil and gas people in the oilfield alone. jillian: lynn allen, thank you for joining us. keep us updated on how everything goes, what type of information you get, on what you hear and we'll certainly be continuing to follow this. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you all very much. have a blessed day. god bless america. todd: right back at you.

jillian: make sure you download the fox news app, open your camera and scan the qr code. .todd: never miss a minute of "fox & friends first." "fox & friends" start right now. the big question, will they have the cat video. you'll find out. three, two, one. >> day one is in the history books, the senate voting 56-44 saying the trial is constitutional. >> rather than address the real challenges we have in this country, the democrats want a week of raging at donald trump. >> in a letter, joe manchin writing the keystone pipeline, there's better priorities of by keeping americans working. >> it's never been about the environment, it's about appeasing the coastal elites. >> a texas judge suspended the moratorium. >> i.c.e. is being told not to deport criminals anymore.