massive fire working against the clock and plunging temperatures, we have the crisis in the lone star state. >> we continue to yell and let me know - his anger. jillian: new york democrats talk about a threatening phone call that came from governor andrew cuomo. the call against the governor for the nursing home cover-up. >> democrats unveil the biden back immigration overhaul undone under trump security measures. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ todd: you've got something. 's jillian: i almost got knocked down this morning. the wonderful man at my door where i live, i walked outside

and i was not prepared for that even though he just told me. be careful and i was like whoa and almost fell, luckily i am here. todd: this is no joke. it is an ice event and we are having fun with it, what is going on in texas is serious business. we have a lot of whether to talk about but be careful northeast if you are out there today. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this friday morning. jillian: the trump era remain in mexico policy coming to end as thousands of migrants are expected across the southern border to await processing. >> president biden's controversial's reform overhaul. todd: the first wave of 25,000

asylum-seekers forced to remain in mexico under trump era policy, cross the border today as senator bob menendez unveils the administration's new immigration overhaul bill. >> undoing trump's damage and passing minor reforms is not enough. our current system is riddled with inefficiencies and needless cruelties. todd: in a year pathway to citizenship for the undocumented immigrants who were here before january 1st, tps holders and dac recipients replaces the term alien in the system, clears backlogs and no added enforcement mechanisms. inability the 10 republicans in the senate that emerged yet and in the house even some border state democrats are opposed. texas congressman vincent gonzalez so the way we are doing it now is catastrophic and is a recipe for disaster in the

middle of a pandemic. meanwhile ice issuing new guidelines on enforcement actions like arrested removals on 3 main categories, national security, border security and public safety. ice officers will have to get preapproval from supervisors before arresting or deporting anyone not convicted of and abrogated felony which means assault, robbery and drunk driving do not qualify. acting ice director john finishing this statement on the new, by focusing on limited resources on cases that present threats to national security, border security and public safety our agency will be able to execute its law enforcement nation. as for the 14,000 in ice detention some of them are getting covid-19 vaccine shots on a state-by-state basis.

todd: a massive fire ripping through texas apartment complex, frozen hydrants making it hard for firefighters trying to battle those flames. jillian: carley shimkus joins us as they begin recovering from a weeklong blackout. >> freezing temperatures sparking multiple catastrophes in texas. san antonio firefighters to battle an apartment building fire because hydrants were frozen. >> we get a little ahead and there trying to keep the supply difficult. these hydrants were frozen. >> the fire devastating the building, more than 80 people are now displaced, thankfully no injuries. much of the state remains to boiler before use. over 197,000 homes and businesses still without power, significant number but a major

improvement from the 4 million outages report tuesday, some residents even using their ford f 150 pickup trucks to power their homes thanks to the onboard generator. grocery stores also running out of food with blackouts spoiling some of it and icy roads preventing trucks from replenishing shelves. >> all the power is out. >> i have to use water. >> i hope from now on we have something in place so we don't have to go through it yet again. >> texas senator ted cruz facing widespread backlash for traveling to cancun. protesters gathering outside his home holding signs and demanding his resignation. the senator admitting he made a mistake. >> as i was heading down there i started to have second thoughts almost immediately, as much as

you can do by phone and resume, not the same as being here so i return this afternoon and i am working to make sure i do what i can to get the power turned on. jillian: president biden has reached out to governor greg abbott to discuss the crisis, the president said he made it clear to the governor he will work relentlessly to get texans what they need to get through this. jillian: 40 people reportedly died last week because of the severe winter weather across the country. todd: it caused dangerous conditions on the road. hitting new york and new jersey as millions of americans are under a winter weather alert. jillian: don't know if you have stepped outside your door yet this morning but when i walked out a sheet of ice on the sidewalk. >> janice: the moisture from yesterday has frozen because temperatures have dropped and

temperatures are still cold for much of the country, waking up to snow cover over 70% of the country is covered in measurable snow. that is really incredible to see snow like that around texas and louisiana. the current temperatures below freezing in a lot of these areas and with windchill below 0 that is going to be the story today, tomorrow and things warm up. let's look at our pink blob that is going to retreat back to canada as we get into monday and tuesday of next week, much-needed relief in terms of temperatures, we will see that cold air across the rockies but the rest of the country, 2 thirds of the country will be back to more seasonal averages. look at dallas the next 5 days, by tuesday into more seasonal temperatures. still cold at night but that is normal for this time of year. snow and ice not normal across

texas which is what we have been experiencing. across the east coast still lingering today, you will move offshore tonight into tomorrow, a little bit of rain and sprinkles of snow showers across the great lakes, we will see measurable snow totals in the forecast today, we get rid of this cold front and the system on the east coast, still remaining colds today and tomorrow, still watching potential for more rain and mountain snow over the northwest, the rest of the country sigh of relief as we get the next weekend going to weeks ahead warmer than average temperatures. todd: i wish canada would give us your pink blobs and more nice ladies in pink sweaters like jana seen. >> janice: maple syrup. happy friday. todd: a huge story jayzee has been major call, calls intensifying for andrew cuomo to

resign in the wake of the nursing home cover-up scandal. jillian: members of cuomo's own party turn against him. what is the latest? >> reporter: pressure mounting from all sides, republicans calling on more democrats as they push to impeach him over the scandal. republican state representative and conference leader will berkeley tweeting i will introduce a measure to begin the process of forming and impeachment commission to gather facts and evidence around governor cuomo's handling and subsequent cover-up of the covid-19 crisis in nursing homes. it comes as democrat status will: ron kim double down on his claim cuomo threatened him for demanding answers. >> continued to yell and let me know you can go out tomorrow and tell the world how bad a person i am. it was part of a ploy to

pressure me and scare me into issuing a statement. >> 14 came to his defense. the governor's bullying is nothing new. >> a lot of people in new york state. no public servant or person telling the truth should be treated that way. jillian: the congresswoman pushing for months. >> i don't see a situation, for his prosecution or at the minimum him being defeated at the ballot box next year.

jillian: senator ted cruz leading calls for professional probe into the nursing home scandal, the fbi and us attorney's office in the early stages of their own investigation. ian prior will join "fox and friends first" later this hour to react. >> how has the media been handling this? world news tonight spend 55 seconds on the nursing home scandal, but 4 minutes of senator cruise flying to cancun. abc is known for quick hitting stories. 4-minute is a lot of time for them. nbc 19 is spending 2 minutes and 8 seconds on senator cruise in one minute and 41 seconds on governor cuomo. cbs evening news given nursing home scandal more time with 2 minutes compared to one minute and 7 seconds on senator cruise. jillian: tim allen getting back in the center of things.

>> america's craftsman. >> translation, i am back in the shower. jillian: the home-improvement costar back together on a small screen, they haven't aged. todd: their new show assembly required a live version of tool time. they will oversee contestants with everyday household items, they view on history channel tuesday. it was a great show. tim allen and i went to the same church in la. a great church. jillian: i loved home-improvement because of john taylor thomas. todd: we have to move on. 12 minutes after the hour, migrants given the green light across the border as a winter storm starts a humanitarian crisis in texas, congressman we goehmert joins us next. jillian: touchdown on mars, images we are getting after successful landing on the red planet. ♪♪

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>> the trump administration after main electrical policy ends today is democrats introduce sweeping immigration reforms. >> correspond we goehmert represents the border state of texas, joining us with his thoughts in the next segment. we will go to chad program live from capitol hill. jillian: it appears we are having issues. tori parton is asking lawmakers to remove the bill that would erect a statue in her honor in tennessee. the country superstar saying she's, quote, honored but does not believe it is an appropriate time to put her on a pedestal.

todd: she donated $1 million to covid-19 research, creating the foundation to support education in her home state of tennessee, support for a statue of her came after calls for the removal of confederate memorials in her state. jillian: congress searching for answers about the retail gaming company game stop. todd: they are grilling the ceo's brother over online trading activity. let's go to chad program who has the details. >> reporter: a-10s hearing as the question of market manipulation escalated the price of game stop. >> doing a great job wasting my time, going to filibuster you should run for the senate. >> who controls the market? big-time investors or the little guy? >> many americans insist the system is stacked against them and no matter what wall street always wins. >> reporter: that's not what happened with game stop, little guys picked up shares in game stop, the stock went viral,

shares swelling to $500 apiece. lawmakers interrogating those who observer think strike the price of game stop. he is known as roaring kim. >> i'm not a cat. >> reporter: game stop prices blended 1600%. than the stock plummeted to a fraction of that. >> i use social media to promote game stop to unwitting investors and influence the market. it is preposterous. >> reporter: many investors made their trade the online broker robin hood, this cost investors money. brokerages defend the game stop trade to protect themselves first. >> preventing customers from selling is a very difficult and painful experience where customers are unable to access their money. jillian: lawmakers online for artificially raising prices and not found fundamentals. >> we spent a lot of time

insuring the authenticity of our platform. we've not seen signs of manipulation. >> reporter: republicans fear democrats will overreact with more regulation. >> inevitable regulatory structure dc has created. >> reporter: market volatility, big and small investors, lawmakers say the most important thing is to instill confidence in the market. they don't agree on how. chad program, fox news. jillian: congressman louie goehmert is live next.

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doesn't mean the united states first but other places in north and south america. jillian: talk about the dire situation, what is happening in your state, 200,000 still without power, 7 million without safe drinking water, people have been struggling and a lot of questions need answers. who needs to answer questions as to what happened? >> we had the energy reliability commission the turns out our chairman of our texas grid is not from texas, from michigan and the vice chair from california and i would not want to be in michigan having things called by somebody in texas with regard to our state's energy so apparently one of the problems

over a decade ago we had a federal report to winterize our plans, instead of focusing money on winterizing plants and preparing for this time. developing new solar and wind energy and in a time like this those are not reliable. you have to have that transmission from actual electric generating plants. our natural gas plants, none of them have gone off-line because so much gas was shut in, they had trouble getting more of that out. it was a total breakdown in preparation. we have all that we need except leadership and that is where things broke down. this was a once in 100 year storm. i ever seen these temperatures in my whole life living in east

texas. but should have been prepared and i think they are going to be getting answers in the near future. jillian: a lot of people think that as well. senator ted cruz faced a lot of backlash for flying to cancun in the midst of all of this, people suffering in texas. he did say he was wrong to do it but what is your reaction to that? >> ted has been a busy guy, the battles he has been fighting in the senate. i can understand him needing a break. my situation, a lot of trouble getting to the airport. in the metroplex, ted cruz knows what he and his family need. todd: you lost another friend this week, rush limbaugh was

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me know -- his anger, that he could call tomorrow and tell the world how bad a person i am. it was all part of a boy -- ploy to pressure me and scare me into issuing a statement. neil: reports indicate a possible federal investigation and even impeachment of the governor, what could the fallout look like? former deputy public affairs director under the trump administration ian prior. great to have you one. you need to work through law that is often complicated in a simple fashion so walk us through the steps of the investigation. >> if you go back to august of 2020 when assistant attorney general eric drythan sent a request to andrew cuomo's office, 14 days to get back to

doj, they didn't get it back within 14 days, they waited until donald trump was out of office and no more political appointees at the department of justice and last week they finally gave them data and went on the record and admitted they held back the data because they were afraid trump's doj would prosecute them. that sounds like obstruction of justice. todd: what is the first step that happens in terms of starting the process moving here to get an investigation going or to further the investigation down the road. >> the fbi will be involved, it will be a long process that will wrap up in 3 months, certainly something that will be a test for cuomo over the next two

years as he runs for reelection and also a test for the biden doj, at the department of justice. in the new york times, chuck schumer might be pleased by this but it loosens the leftist hatred and back that up. >> of an investigation picks up something, that is hypothetical. what type of repercussions could he potentially face, what are we talking about here? >> obstruction of justice charge at the very least. if we are talking legal fallout that is what we have come a newsletter, top new york republicans to recruit leaves eldon to run against cuomo and

that is a big deal, somebody who could win that race. jillian: there is a lot here. thank you for breaking it down. >> intrigue on the east coast for the west coast, new los angeles district attorney will no longer seek the death penalty charged and officers killing. killing keith boyer in 2017, two month after district attorney gascon was one into office swearing he would no longer pursue the death penalty. jillian: a california school superintendent apologizing after board members shame parents for wanting in person learning. >> you are going to call me out.

>> meetings board members spots private was recorded by parents and other parents, outrage to fox news. >> i don't know what made them think they could feel that comfortable. jillian: the school board apologizing saying in a statement, quote, the comments made were not in alignment with our vision or what any of us stand for as leaders. i will not make excuses for what happened or why it happened, following the meeting with 4000 signatures. >> it is longer texas shoreline. it is wreaking havoc across the state, space x donated a large generator in terms of facility housing the mid-rolling blackouts. it is estimated the first hurdle is ready to return to the water.

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jillian: welcome back. the white house with another reversal from donald trump's foreign-policy as it restarts nuclear talked with iran. the biden administration says it is willing to discuss the nuclear recording will rejoin the deal if iran comes back into compliance. in the last 40 minutes the biden administration in the focus of the virtual g7 summit. todd: >> reporter: in just hours president biden will join world leaders were virtual gathering of g7 countries, the first meeting of its time since april of 2020, the white house is the president will focus on a global response to the coronavirus pandemic including coordination on vaccine production, distribution and supplies. the president committed to providing an additional

$2 billion to the vaccine alliance, backed by the united nations aims to deliver vaccines to the world's most vulnerable nations, leaders in the united kingdom, france, germany, italy, japan and canada will be on the call with president biden urging all nations to work together to support covid-19 vaccinations around the world. the president is also expected to highlight ways to rebuild the global economy and ways to address the climate crisis which the white house says is a key priority for the administration. biden also set to discuss his strategic approach to us china relations but the chinese foreign ministry this week slammed the g7 for imposing the will of a minority group of countries on international society. the prime minister of the united kingdom boris johnson is hosting the virtual meeting. todd: let's check in with pete

hegseth on "fox and friends". >> good morning to you both. >> there's a lot of ice stuff. >> sleeping all over the place. jillian: taken away. brian: democrats unveiled their biden backed immigration overhaul. we will get reaction from chad wolf plus geraldo rivera, charles payne, general jack keane and my "fox and friends" weekend cohost, and she is the songbird of a generation but is britney spears in control of her own life? nancy grace here on the new developments and the push to free britney. we will see you on "fox and friends" in 13 minutes.

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todd: chicago police arresting 200 suspected carjackers, wise crime going up in a city where everyone is supposed to be locked down? jillian: former police officer anthony napolitano, good to see you this morning. are you surprised when you hear the number of carjackings in chicago? >> over the last 14 months, close to 1500 carjackings. it is hurting somebody politically so that is why you are seeing so many arrests made. some of these had to be affected. for the police to do their job again.

todd: it is frightening stuff. the next graphic is absolutely mind blowing, 210 carjackings, the average age of carjackings between 15, and 20 that is the average. a lot of people under the age of 50, the age of 15 is mind-boggling to begin with. is this another reason need to be open so kids have something to do and not carjacked? >> without a doubt. an absolute correlation. and let's everybody go. charging juveniles for these, carjackings and the crime rate is going down but you don't see any kids, carjacking cars in

chicago. >> eyesight you were done. i was sitting here thinking you have all of those arrested but think of when arrests aren't made and when certain crimes are committed and people get away with it, you wonder what is next. >> it is terrorizing our citizens. people afraid to go to the cars because they are worried there are gangs going around, they start demonizing the police, they defunded the police in the next budget. because of the 2021 budget.

it is at our front door steps. todd: a different kind of question, targeting 41 monuments for review including pictures of lincoln, franklin and columbus. how can liberal cities continue to push woken this when confronted with such abysmal numbers that will pop up on the screen. third grade math and reading proficiency. should they focus on school and not woke? >> 5600 people in chicago the last 14 months, going after statues that are offensive, want to go after criminals who are offensive, 178,000 gang members. it is not afforded to political reasons and losing the city day by day in the city of chicago.

jillian: thank you for joining us. it is 10 minutes until the top of the hour, president biden prioritizing illegal immigrants during his first month in office but what about black americans who propelled him to the white house. todd: jeremy and says it is par for the course. ♪♪ i've got some magic in me ♪♪ is now a good time for a flare-up?

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jillian: good morning, welcome back. president biden giving stay in mexico. it's one of several efforts out of the biden administration will prioritizing immigrants. todd: what about americans especially black americans who helped him one the white house. army veteran and yale law student jeremy hunt biden said just enough to get their vote in 2020, he joins us now. 91% of black americans according to our brain room reported voting for joe biden in 2020. should black americans be upset that so far, especially when it comes to immigration, they are not seeing the results that focus on black america? >> good morning, todd. it's great to be on with you. i mean, look, this is exactly what president biden, what he has been doing for his entire career. he says just the right things. just to get elected. and then once he is in office, he doesn't deliver any results to the black community.

he advocates for policies that it end up disadvantaging the black community like we are seeing today. he has been a politician for 48 years. literally longer than you and i have been alive. is he doing the same old react. he gets away with it every time. but, even right now he is paying a lot of lip service to equity. you hear him saying that a lot right now. here's the thing. you let me know when he actually delivers the policy that helps strengthen black businesses. promotes the black family. until then it's all lip service. jillian: to counter that, i guess i would question and i would say, he is not a stranger to politics, right? i mean, people know what president biden is about. so why did that make people vote for him then in the black community? >> well, look, i mean, if you look even back historically, joe biden, he does have inroads there. i mean, throughout his career, he has a lot of politicians that have helped boost him and drag him across the finish line.

that's been the story of joe biden's career. people dragging him across the finish line. so here he is now. he is our president. and, look, it's action time. and so i think it's time for the community to apply pressure to make sure that he actually delivers on what he says but i baited breath. todd: you have to give a lot of credit to jim clyburn he rescued him completely in the beginning of 2020. with that, sir, you have a new op-ed out black history vs. cancel culture. you have to tell the whole story and here is why. what is the whole story, jeremy? >> well, here's the thing. there has always been a very diverse ideological diversity in the black community for a long time. this is a history. this is black history. and cancel culture wants to completely supplant all of thatt voices and views that have been there throughout history. if you look at even in the back

early 1900s peculiarer t. washington and booker d. deboise. dr. king and malcolm x it h. different views. there has always been different approaches thousand advance the black community and achieve equality. now we get black history we get all that papered #-z over. or painted as one monolith or president biden you ain't black unless you vote democrat. actually, history teaches us quite the contrary. jillian: in your piece, you say cancel culture warriors were keenly exclude legends and give a couple examples i will give one like clarence thomas it. why do you think that happens? >> they happen to think to be conservatives and if you promote someone who is a conservative who is black, who is prominent, it goes against their agenda. they don't want to hear from voices like justice supreme court justice clarence thomas or former secretary of state condoleezza rice sitting senator

tim scott. you won't see them at black history month events why? because it goes against their agenda. we have to keep on making our up for long. todd: will black conservatives ever get their due during black history month. >> i don't know. i think the problem is this: we have people that instead of promoting history they want to promote their own political ideas and their own agenda. history shouldn't be so politicized that people earn their place or being papered over and erased completely. we have to be in a position where all voices are heard all black history is told because it is american history. jillian: thank you for joining us and as always thank you for your service have. a good day. >> thank you, i appreciate it. todd: we will leave you with this the first photos of nasa's perseverance. the fifth rover touching down on the red planet yesterday. jillian: celebrating the major accomplishment.

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