>> wednesday february 2, '04, tiger woods awake and recovering following that terrifying crash near los angeles. jillian: he underwent major surgery. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. >> let's get to jonathan hunt in the hospital where woods is recovering. with the latest? >> reporter: let's get to the very good news. just a few hours ago, the words

we were all hoping to hear, the twitter message referring to tigers is, quote, he is currently a, responsive and recovering in his hospital room. thank you to the wonderful doctors and hospital staff at harvard ucla medical center, the los angeles county sheriff's department and the fire department and thinks to all of those. when you look at the video from the scene of the accident, it could clearly have been so much worse. woods is lucky to be alive according to the la sheriff's deputy who was first on missing, woods was extricated from the vehicle having suffered serious leg injuries and the chief medical officer at harvard ucla gave some details on those injuries saying, quote, fractures affecting both the upper and lower portions of the to be a and fibula bones were stabilized by inserting a rod into the to be a. additional injuries to the bones of the foot and ankle were

stabilized with a combination of screws and pins. those injuries sound devastating for an athlete like woods. it is an open question whether he will be able to play golf at a very high level ever again. questions too this morning about what led to the accident. speed may have been a factor on a winding down hill road. the sheriff said there was no sign of drink or drugs involved. >> no evidence of impairment subject to the investigation. we are looking at signs of the influence of narcotics, medication, alcohol, all the different things that would give you an idea but none present. >> reporter: the message on tiger's twitter accounts meantime added, quote, we thank everyone for the overwhelming

support and messages during this tough time so tiger woods's recovery begins here, it begins now. he is in a hospital bed in the building behind me. he is grateful to have his life. he is grateful for the skills of those who rescued him and at the hospital, operated on him and no doubt he is wondering what the future holds for him. >> he has the best of the best of everything. it is fortuitous he ended up at harvard ucla because that's a great hospital. appreciate your time. >> if no one knows how to recover and come back it is tiger woods. doctor mark siegel says based on what we know now he is optimistic tiger will recover. >> you can never count tiger woods out, even that he came back from that spinal fusion is almost unheard of the he was winning tournaments after that, you can never count them out, golf is not like football but for him to go back to professional golfing would be very difficult but he could

recover from this. todd: fellow golfers sending their well wishes and we will continue to follow the story all morning long and bring you any updates as soon as they are available. >> protests in rochester, new york after a grand jury declined to charge police officers in the death of daniel prude. >> this is not what we wanted. until there is justice in the system they will get no peace from us. todd: prude died after losing consciousness during a mental health emergency, several officers were suspended from the force following his death. >> president biden will visit texas friday as 3.4 million people are still without fresh, running water following last week's winter storm. in san antonio the sheriff launching an investigation into his team's death. >> we will look at each and

every one of these deaths. we intend to file, charges on somebody if it is found that negligence caused somebody's death. >> the chairwoman and four other board members who oversee the state's power grid all stepping down. president biden reopening the controversial texas facility to hold migrant children amid a surge of detainees at the border. todd: the white house defendant's decision. >> reporter: this is a message the administration has been sending since the they want action about trump era policies. >> this is not the time to come. we need to put in place a humane and moral immigration system. >> reporter: the number suggests time is not what they have. 3000 arrests per day, 78,000 in january compared to half of that last year. officials tell me the changes

biden has made is the factor driving these numbers starting with the listing of the remaining mexico policy, legislation providing a pathway to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants, softer ice enforcement rules for arrested removals and ending the border wall construction as biden opens that first migrant child facility in texas, the same one used by the trump administration for one month in the summer of 2019. it drew heavy criticism for putting, quote, kids engages. it was a point biden hammered in the last presidential debate. >> kids were from their arms and separated and now they cannot find over 500 sets of those parents and those kids are alone, nowhere to go, nowhere to go. it is criminal. >> now the white house is trying to explain how this is different. >> joe biden said under trump

there have been -- at the border, kids being kept in cages, now it is not under trump, it is under biden. >> this is not kids being kept in cages, that was never our intention of replicating that immigration policy of the past administration. >> reporter: the move to open a child facility is getting blasted from the left, alexandria ocasio cortez saying this is not okay, never has been okay, never will be okay no matter the administration or party. it will be interesting at 5 am, senator bill haggerty of tennessee put out a statement in recent days saying the culmination of these actions is leading to a mass amnesty effort and it is driving placing the importance of noncitizens over americans many of whom are struggling to find jobs coming up in your 5:00 hour. >> all communities on risk, not

just those at the border, interesting to see what more he has to say on that. >> a multimillion dollar washington dc mentioned goes up in flames overnight, fire consuming this home before spreading next door. officials say it was undergoing renovation. they've not been able to get inside because of their concerns that it will collapse was a firefighter was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >> biden's cabinet nominee deb holland, to become the interior secretary, faces resistance because of her stance against fossil fuels. attorney general xavier becerra is tapped to lead the deferment of health and human services. republican senators question his lack of experience and his radical views on abortion and healthcare. for acting director of national intelligence rick grenell says becerra is the wrong choice for biden's cabinet. >> he is a politician that loves the power, keep the information

away from the people and is having a heyday. in sacramento we have one party rule. we have a media that is afraid of one party rule because democrats always win and don't want to get on the wrong side. he has been unleashed in california with no checks and senators need to understand, look at the california model. do you want the country to be turned into the california model? i can tell you from living in this great state know. todd: there has been a california exodus in recent years as the blue state pushes far left policies. >> senator mitt romney says donald trump would likely when the republican nomination if he ran for president again in 2024. >> he has the largest voice and a big impact in my party but i expect he will play the role. i don't know if you're running 2024 or not but if he does i'm pretty sure he will win the nomination.

>> donald trump has yet to say whether he plans to run in 2024. after 77 years decorated world war ii heroes delivered. bill caldwell wrote this letter about his first week serving in the british royal navy. his family just receiving it almost eight decades later. >> has 6 kids getting a glimpse into their late father's experience. the postcard was likely recently put in the system rather than being -- just admit it, you lost it. oh, i found this letter on the street. much less postage than required. governor cuomo facing bipartisan that lash for the nursing home scandal. his support among new yorkers is falling so will the state hold him accountable? most democrats are not stepping up, joins us live. >> i hope they don't realize it. come here.

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shannon: fallout mount against andrew cuomo for nursing home deaths, voters are taking hope. todd: cuomo mismanaged nursing homes during the covid-19 pandemic. new york state leaders are calling for him to reap the consequences. thanks for being here. we will put up a graphic that shows cuomo's approval rating taking a hit the last few weeks. disapproval rising, approval shrinking.

why isn't that public pressure leading state democrats to call for an immediate investigation? >> that is a great question. we've been asking ourselves that for several weeks now. it has been at a fever pitch, democrats are talking a big game at home in front of local news but when they get to albany they sit on their hands and nothing is getting done. to end this emergency power he has been given during the pandemic, let alone start an investigation. the call for officials to testify under oath which we have been calling for for months. jillian: what will it take for the truth to come out for families who lost their loved ones to finally get the answers

they deserve? everybody thought the smoking gun happened a couple weeks ago on that zoom call and it appears that wasn't enough to bring out the full truth. what is going to take? >> there was a smoking gun, a cover-up came out couple weeks ago from the secretary to the governor, the highest ranking in the state beneath the governor. what is going to take? great question. it boggles the mind they can sit and talk on that side of the aisle how something needs to be done, to determine what happened and why, make sure it doesn't happen again. the fact they have not even moved to end's emergency pandemic forward that we move forward in the senate 17 times

and every democrat has voted against ending those powers. we are doing it today. and continue to kowtow to this governor the - no action being taken. we need an independent investigation to be done. the secretary of the governor's mother in law is the us attorney for the district of new york. shannon: use it every democrat has voted against revoking those emergency powers? we have spoken to democrats, we had one on last week, john lou who called for emergency powers, some of them anyway to be revoked. >> we have twice this week, monday and thursday moved and amendment on the floor of a democrat senator's bill that

would call to terminate emergency powers. we moved to bring that bill to the floor of the senate. every democrat in the senate voted against it. todd: you mention the federal response. mary garland vowing the doj nursing home probe will enjoy the conflict of interest you alluded to with the mother-in-law of melissa derosa, one of his chiefs of staff, do you think that ultimately happens or do you think garland has to bow to that democratic machine? >> from what i saw of the testimony and reports i read, mary garland says he would be open to receiving evidence on it. what more does he need to be open to receiving evidence?

we do understand the eastern district of new york which is not where melissa derosa's mother in law, the neighboring jurisdiction, the fbi fair and the us attorney is starting to look into this but for this candidate to say he is open to it, doesn't seem like he is really interested in pursuing it. i am calling for a special prosecutor to be appointed so we have clear independence on this and don't get a whitewashing. jillian: thank you for joining us, appreciate it. todd: fire erupts when a train and an 18 wheeler, lied. that's never good news. what caused that crashed? jillian: president biden holds a virtual meeting with the canadian prime minister. they are not talking publicly about their feud over the keystone pipeline, the conversation next. ♪♪

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>> us airlines grounding planes of the same type of engine that. up after taking off in denver last week. the faa quarterly inspections, used on boeing 000 jets, the agreement will be used to detect cracks on engine fan blades causing debris to fall from the sky over neighborhoods dear denver saturday. luckily nobody was hurt. todd: can't get over that picture. el paso county sheriffs association is back online after the president makes a plea on "fox and friends first". >> we have 800 members we

represent, 7000 followers. we love to be engaged with the community. todd: the facebook page took down the page earlier this month without explanation, social media later telling fox news, quote, the page was removed by our automation in error. always in error and has been restored. jillian: president biden meets with justin trudeau but the cancellation of the keystone pipeline to come up. >> the prime minister raised these concerns with the president and he is welcome to today. >> the biden administration is less keen to stop construction on the nordstrom 2, a putin priority that runs russia to germany. according to the wall street journal when the state department sent congress a list of companies they will sanction if involved in that project it didn't ask any names added to it since the last report in the trump era. >> the previous administration did. >> that the permit of state,

people who have been working this and people who are working this now are the same people who month ago were the same people 3 months ago. >> reporter: republicans are urgently concerned about 11,000 jobs lost here. >> they are in some ways heartless. if you look at the cancellation of the keystone pipeline and the jobs lost because the cancellation. >> the administrative won't but citing the threat of a changing climate. >> climate envoy john kerry said there are 9 years left to save the world from climate change. does president biden share that assessment? 9 years? >> i don't have a new timeline to give you from here. i can confirm the president agrees with former secretary john kerry that it is a crisis, time is of the essence, we need to act quickly. >> reporter: how quickly jobs killed by executive orders can

be replaced but the administration insists also fuel workers conclude learn to do something else. >> what president biden wants to do is make sure those folks have better choices, that they have alternatives, they can make the solar panels. >> reporter: the approach is surprising because the uncertainty created by forcing fossil fuel workers to change jobs without telling them were unaware that happens is similar to something from biden's on youth when his dad lost fossil fuels are. >> my dad had a job in scranton, cold died and everything closer. >> reporter: had to move across state lines. >> only 159 hours. >> he had to learn a new trade. >> he ended up getting a good job managing a car dealership. >> reporter: the president remembers none of that was easy. >> i thought about how hard it must of been for my dad. todd: a laid-off keystone pipeline worker will join us to discuss that. some schools in new york

teaching students that all white people perpetuate racism and whistleblowers claim on the radical politics in the classroom. jillian: stay on top of breaking stories, tiger woods recovering after yesterday's devastating car crash. well wishes from the sports world and public figures next.

>> tiger woods is awake after surgery following a serious car crash. >> carley shimkus is here. carley: some of the biggest names in sports and politics are wishing him well. on news of the crash eliciting a similar sponsor two people who agree little else, former president barack obama and

donald trump. >> he is going to have an entire life. it is bad in the legs. he will figure a way, but he's a wonderful person. aside from everything else you wonderful person. >> reporter: former president obama reacting on twitter, here's to a speedy recovery for the greatest of all time of golf as we learned anything over the years it is to never accounts tiger out. the sports world left reynolds. golfer justin thomas who grew close to woods held back tears. >> sick to my stomach. it hurts to see one of my closest friends get in an accident. hope he is all right. >> i am sure there is a struggle.

jillian: kind words yesterday writing we are pulling for you. we are sorry for you, and your family going through this tough time. everyone hopes and praise for a speedy recovery. jack nicholas saying, heard about tiger's accident, what -- former girlfriend lindsay vaughn also speaking out saying she is praying for his recovery and boxing legends mike tyson, saying fight like the champion you are for your kids in the world. a recent message posted to the twitter account, thanks for the overwhelming show of support. jillian: sports and entertainment reporter, good to see you here. when you talk about tiger woods you talk about the ups and downs

over the course of his life but also talk about has he been able to come back in incredible ways, 15 majors he won, talk about 2019 winning the masters in augusta, nobody thought he could do it. he is a legends when it comes to golf, no doubt about it. >> ali, ruth, jordan, tiger, these are the legends that in the sports world transcend just being involved in sports. doesn't matter what nation or country or from he transcended to a global phenomenon that was tiger woods, he is identified by just the name tiger himself. you mentioned sports accomplishment right there. 82 pga tour career victories tied for first of all time, coming back from physical, personal, substantive issues through the years throughout his

year and being able to win. that is what was devastating about yesterday, we've seen him come back time and again and you hear about a significant car crash and your heart stops. once those reports came through, it happened in los angeles, it was a year ago that it happened at the end of january. todd: you mentioned the physical. let's go through the injury timeline, we didn't have enough space or time and i don't have time to go through, we will roll it on the screen here, the point being this guy has been through a lot physically and the high-performance athletic nature of the game today, do tiger's injuries mean he is done competing at the highest level. this is an 30 years ago, no offense, could compete in 2 sports.

these guys are at the peak of physical performance. will he be able to make it in the games today. >> we found out tiger and's team without getting into all the medical terms, the bones below his knee pulverized, multiple breaks, not getting too graphic, the bone goes outside the skin. the leg below the knee is crushed and smashed in multiple places, a metal rod in it, pins and screws in it. it will be a long recovery. he will probably need additional surgery but if anybody can come back from this it is tiger. with sports and athlete some of them have a mentality, all he had it, and just friendly games, they always wanted to win and

that is something you don't teach, just an innate ability, this time for physical and serious nature of these injuries, i don't know if we see tiger in a competitive nature. long past the recovery. >> we don't know, we have that statement released overnight but we don't know what he is going to be facing in the upcoming weeks and months, to bring in another perspective, he's got that instinct inside of him to want to get out and play and it is amazing. i'm not that good but it does give you so much positivity, so much inspiration to come back but watching him with his son charlie, i wonder if he's at the point that he is able to teach

his son golf. if he can get back to physical capability to enjoy life and do that do you think that might be enough for him? >> reporter: a situation like this where he is lucky to be alive. authorities say tiger woods is lucky to be alive, maybe he does take a step back, maybe my golf career is over but at least i find my family. tiger woods took golf to inspire a generation of -- maybe you were born into it, tiger woods inspired a whole generation of golfers. and he loved his family.

and the proper farewell and sendoff, - >> thank you. thanks. a federal judge rules the wife of joaquin guzman behind bars without bail. the 31-year-old accused of helping run the multibillion-dollar drug empire, arrested monday at international airport. el chapo is serving a life sentence. todd: look at this. a massive explosion in texas, an 18 wheeler hitter train carrying coal and gasoline, starting a huge fire. flames spread to a nearby barn burning it to the ground, that fire will burn for several days because of the call and gasoline, fortunately nobody was hurt. jillian: school district in new york pushing controversial ideas about race, the reports as a

whistleblower claim to district associate superintendent. radical politics. all white people pay her role in perpetuating systemic races. >> >> this is not your typical weather report. crashing a live broadcast in virginia and stealing the show. >> forget the people we talked to earlier. life is good. >> cliff closing in on 1 million youtube, just offense -- a cutie. still ahead. you were going to ask me about this. according to one airline they were flying the friendly skies. >> we have something go over the top of us.

todd: maybe you are right. american airlines not denying one of its pilot spotted him you flight ufo. we are going to have more coming up. >> no reason to be walking around with a mask. if you have a physical covering with one layer, you put another layer on it makes common sense. todd: facing backlash accused of mixed messages on masks, vaccines and more next.

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what they are looking forward to the most after getting vaccinated and they probably say seeing their grandkids but now more than two months after the first shots were administered in the united states the cdc still has not said if it is safe to do so. when doctor birx was pressed on it he didn't have an answer. >> i didn't want to make a recommendation on public tv. >> the fact that doctor birx is going on cnn and can't tell me if i get the vaccine if i will be able to have dinner with my family, i don't have any grandparents left. jillian: doctor foundry -- doctor birx's messaging on facemasks has not been consistent. >> putting a mask on your self, more to prevent you from infecting someone else.

have a physical covering with one layer, you put a layer on, it makes common sense that it likely would be more effective. >> reporter: the cdc to find someone being fully vaccinated two weeks after getting the second shot of the series or two weeks after there would be one shot in a single dose vaccine but there are questions about transmissibility and even if you are fully vaccinated the cdc recommends wearing a mask and socially distancing. >> common sense tells you you don't have to be as stringent in your public health measures but what we want is for recommendations of the cdc. jillian: this is on the heels of the long-awaited cdc guidelines on reopening schools and mixed messaging from the biden administration about vaccinating teachers and a prerequisite. recommendations her grandparents may come out.

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woods awakened recovering after a car crash leaves him with serious injuries. the update from doctors. a facility that is open that will follow the same standards as other hhs facilities. it is not a replication. todd: the biden administration opening a facility for migrant children that has drawn a lot of criticism from those in their own party, live in washington with the double standard and growing backlash. "fox and friends first" continues right now. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: let's begin with our fox news alert. tiger woods is recovering in a california hospital following that horrific car crash yesterday afternoon. todd: jonathan hunt has the latest on how tiger is doing. >> reporter: very good news is

after surgery tiger woods apparently was awake and responsive, we are getting a first look at video that apparently shows tiger woods driving where the crash happened just minutes before it happened, the video is timestamp 7:05 am. by 7:12, just 7 minutes later, tiger woods was on the embankment, mingles, crushed, sheriff's deputies and firefighters on hand very quickly, within 6 minutes trying to do their best to extricate him from that vehicle. something they did successfully, the sheriff's deputy on scene, it was a miracle, that tiger would survive such a terrible crash. >> that stretch of roadway is a