shows? of course i have! tim >> laura: how many times? >> is this an intervention from wardrobe again? >> laura: to me weli would go o therapy for my radio show when n was out in california and i nia would hold 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. because of the time change is to be 9:00 a.m. the obviously we are not there. raymond would come and help me and we would be sitting at the waffle house for0 a. a.m. in l.. and i think it was near wilshire and we are watching the people the command. yoyou u don't need a comedy rou. the blueberry compo on the pancakes is all you need to know. all you need to know. great to see you and everybody check out jimmy's comedy specials on foxnation.com and they are awesome. ton thank you for watching tonight and follow me on >> carley: a busy day on capitol hill with six important trump nominees taking part in

confirmation hearings. defense secretary pick pete hegseth was first to testify in front of senators laying out his vision for the pentagon and america's military. >> todd: dangerous winds in southern california as crews battle the wildfires. palisades fire still less than 20% contained. >> carley: communities are coming together to help people and animals in desperate need of help. this is "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. more on how california residents are trying to put their lives back together. lucas tomlinson has a preview of today on capitol hill after fireworks yesterday. >> lucas: president-elect trump foreign policy team will continue today with florida senator marco rubio expected to receive a warm welcome in confirmation hearing for secretary of state. foreign relations committee

planned inauguration day signalling swift vote and swearing in that night. senate intelligence committee will question nominee john ratcliffe who directed nation's spy apparatus as director of house intelligent and defender in congress. pam bondi will sit this morning on capitol hill. trump's pick for defense secretary pete hegseth fended off attacks during his senate confurthermoration hearing yesterday. >> as secretary would you take action to reinstitute female service members. >> i never disparaged women serving in the military. >> you are quite sure that every general who serves should not go directly into the defense industry for 10 years, you are not willing to make that same pledge? >> i'm not a general, senator.

>> yes or no, did you need an audit? >> it has been completely mischaracterized. >> yes or no, did you need an audit, yes or no? yes or no, i will take that as a no. >> lucas: pete hegseth said politics should play no part in military and he wants to be selected on merit. he had this with senator tube tuberville. >> we won world war ii with seven four star generals, today we have 44. there is inverse relationship between size of staff and victory on the battlefield. we don't need more bureaucracy at the top, we need more at the bottom. >> lucas: joni ernst asked tough

questions during the four-hour hearing. >> i had privilege of serving in uniform for 23 years. make it clear for everyone here today, as secretary of defense, will you support women continuing to have the opportunity to serve in combat roles? >> yes, women will have access to ground combat roles given the standards remain high and we'll have review to ensure standards have not been eroded. >> lucas: joni ernst told fox news news digital she will support pete hegseth. americans deserve a strong secretary of defense, i will support president trump's pick for secretary of defense and work to create the most lethal fighting force. today's hearings start with pam bondi, and john ratcliffe and marco rubio at 10:00. >> carley: huge that joni ernst

said she is backing pete hegseth and lindsey graham said he is all but confirmed. get your thoughts on pete hegseth confurthermoration hearing yesterday. much criticism has to do with what he said about women in combat roles. you were the first woman ever to graduate from the citadel, what did you think yesterday? >> i thought senators were unhinged and off the rails, unfair during his testimony yesterday. what he did was remarkable. this is the mark of a man, a leader who cares about his country and his fellow countrymen and women serving in uniform. he wants us to be the strongest fighting force in the world and

soldiers come back in one piece. he pointed out there are physiological differences from men and women. he knows reality of the battlefield. for example, yesterday the sack and rifle and ammo a soldier is carrying is upward of 100 or 200 pounds, i'm 5-6, 120 pounds, i can't carry that anywhere. we can do this if we work together and smart about it. i hope other nominees had their pencil out and were taking notes, this is how it is done. >> todd: democrats with their own interpretation of pete hegseth comments when it comes to women in the military. here is elizabeth warren.

>> because of joni's history and excellent work she's done for so long on behalf of active duty women serving in combat, serving in other roles in the military, i think everyone was much focused on her. as i said, where we've ended up now not a single republican is willing to stand up for women in active duty. >> todd: carley mentioning joni ernst and warren calling out joni ernst. your respond? >> joni ernst has served in the military, if she can support pete hegseth, so will women across the country. yesterday we saw hypocrisy. senator warren doesn't upon even know rank, she called pete hegseth general. if you don't know your rank and interviewing someone for

secretary of defense, you probably don't know enough about that job to make a decision here. she should probably sit this one out. >> carley: inauguration is shaping up to be unexpected group of people all together. we are learning elon musk, mark zuckerberg, jeff bez os will be sitting together and union representation there, teamsteres president, fighter union president. this is not something we saw in 2016 and it proves republicans have a unique opportunity to bring people together and get things done. how will you capitalize on that? >> this is all donald trump. we said he would unify the country and you are seeing him do that in the days and weeks before his inauguration. the world will be a safer place. you have seen people who have not gotten along in a while. look at mark zuckerberg, he was

censoring, now he's going down to mar-a-lago to kiss the ring, apologize and say we can do better, that will be better for everyday hard-working americans. we need to get his executive orders done on day 1. and with congress, roll up our sleeves and get to work and we better deliver on donald trump's america first agenda sooner rather than later. >> todd: imagine that combo four years ago. nancy mace, we appreciate yourim too. president biden will deliver farewell address from the oval office tonight. we'll look at his words to american people. it has been the privilege of my life to serve this nation for 50 years, i've been blessed with love and support of the american people. it comes after blitz of 11th hour policy decision and actions

including designation of two national monuments in california. >> national wonders are heart and soul of our nation and you all know it in this am radio. they unite and inconspiracy theorists us, birth right we pass down from generation to generation. day 1 of my administration we've been carrying out most aggressive climate agenda ever in history of the world. >> todd: outgoing president is lifting cuba terrorism designation, move met with backlash from cuban american lawm lawmakers. democrats have betrayed cubans. carlos gimenez had this to say. >> never listen to what the biden administration tells you, watch what they are doing, this is last act watching, helping our enemies and trying to destroy our friends.

>> todd: president's address set to begin 8 p.m. eastern time. fox news alert. can the facing another day of dangerous winds as thousands of firefighters working in los angeles and ventura county. >> carley: search and rescue crews are searching for survivors or human remains. griff jenkins live from malibu with more on that later this hour. janice dean is here with fox weather forecast. >> janice: not a lot of containment in palisades and eaten and auto fire is only 47% contained. winds are not our friend today but improvement getting into friday and weekend. yesterday eaton and palisades fire most destructive california wildfires in terms of how many structures have burned. this is going down in history books.

winds calm. good news. relative humidity is quite low and winds could gust to 50 to 60 miles per hour today. wind gusts yesterday, 74 mile per hour, hurricane-force winds. expecting wind gusts later this afternoon. sometimes this morning and then things will die down. not great news for areas burning out of control. fire weather warning for southern california and we still have partly cloudy ds, particularly dangerous situation for next several hours. as we get into friday and weekend, much better forecast but still dealing with elevated fire danger for southern california and where those fires continue to burn. here is your los angeles forecast in next 10 days. spectacular, but my point is, no rain, no foreseeable rain at least in next 10 days and that is not good news, it will set

the table if we get another santa ana wind event. everyone will be on alert. not much in the forecast today, gulf coast moisture and potential for lake effect snow. if i could show you what is going to happen over the weekend into next week, some coldest air of the season that will move in and we'll see really, really, really cold temperatures for much of the country. including on inauguration day in washington, d.c. i'll keep you posted. >> todd: can you label this polar vortex? >> from siberia. >> carley: everybody in northern state, will purple hit my state? >> janice: most states will be hit. >> carley: thank you for the warning. >> todd: today female athletes are protesting demanding

protection for women's sports. >> carley: we will be live outside the convention coming up next.

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>> carley: major win for female athletes, house passing a bill that would keep biological males from competing in women's sports. speaker johnson taking a victory lap. >> the house voted to uphold common sense, voted to require all schools receiving federal fund to uphold title nine and keep biological men out of women's sports. last congress we voted on this, as well, not one democrat

enjoyed us. today two democrats joined us, there should have been many more. >> carley: joining me now is sp spokeswoman for independent women's forum, adrian lamb and c co-captain at university of reno. adriana, what do you think about passage of this bill? something both donald trump and republicans promised it would happen and it did yesterday. >> great step in the right direction. seeing momentum with the election and legislation with tennessee versus cardona. x x does not equal x y and women's sports are for women. >> carley: looking to move similar legislation out of the

senate, would need democratic support. if it does happen, donald trump will sign this into law. is this bill the answer to prayers you have regarding this? >> i definitely think that it is the answered prayer we have been working so hard toward and it is going to be right step in right direction toward fairness and fair competition for women like us who want women's sports to be for women only. >> carley: you are in a hotel room right now, holding a protest outside ncaa convention. what is your mess an age later today and what would you like to tell the ncaa president charlie baker? >> we are here peaceful protest to make our voices known, women's sports are for women. the ncaa need to protect their female athletes and ensure rules

and policies, make sure women's sports are safe for women. >> carley: thea, what is your protest later today? >> we matters, too, and we are not second to a man's feelings. >> carley: adriana, speaker johnson mentioned passage of this bill was bipartisan, two democrats supported it. what is your message to democrats who didn't some >> that you are leaving women behind. party that used to say they are pro-women are not listening to their constituents. we have riley gaines. we are watching when you make a decision and it is not going unnoticed. >> carley: you will take action later this morning. thank you for joining us.

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>> todd: back with a fox news alert. fox news cameras rolling moment search and rescue discovered human remains in a destroyed malibu home. >> carley: that is horrific. griff jenkins joins us from outside that very house. griff. >> griff: grim discovery indeed. we were out here for hours. urban search and rescue teams with dogs and mexican army were out here digging through the rubble. you see in video, they are using rakes and the search is c complicated, they have to lift

stories of debris, some three or four stories high that collapsed on top of each other. the cadaver dogs began to dig deeper. we were able after they located remains, we were able to contact the homeowner who told us she had an elderly woman living with her and when the fires were raging and the evacuation order came she tried to talk the elderly woman to leave, who was a tenant. she would not leave. only 30 minutes after the homeowner departed she learned the house was in flames. the remains are believed to be that elderly woman. we spoke to cal fire sp

spokesperson israel pinzone, who told us how important it is to have this mexican army unit with them and specialty they provide. listen here. >> you see behind us is international team that specializes in natural disaster and urban search and rescue and do have training in firefighting. we are utilizing them to their level of training and working hand in hand with the task force t team. >> griff: such a sad story. i can pan out and show you the situation at the house. this is now a crime scene marked with crime tape and l.a. county sheriffs deputies will leremain here talking to sources on the ground. it may be the medical examiner's office has to come out and deal with this situation. search urban search and rescue

teams are continuing to work up and undo pch coast looking for remains. it comes as janice was talking about, we're not out of the woods, they are still expecting pds or red flag warning winds to pick up later. could be 50 to 60 miles per hour. palisades fire is 18% contained and eaton fire 35% contained still burning in the area where we are. >> todd: situation behind griff will repeat itself. one california family devastated after losing their home and the ashes of their one year old daughter who passed away 15 years away. the family join us now as they

try to rebuild. i can't imagine losing a child, much less losing my one last re remembrance of them. can you put into words what is has been like for you? >> it's been like a surreal nightmare. it hasn't sunk in yet, i don't think it will for a long time. >> todd: you did not live in a mansion, you lived in a blue wooden bungalow on the beach. you don't have a bank account where you can write a 15 million dollar check, how are you going to rebuild? >> well, at this moment, we're just taking everyday one day at a time. and we are just very grateful for our friends and family that have come to our rescue.

yeah, we're just take it day at a time. >> we've had friends that set up gofund me for us and we've been blown away by the support. we did not have insurance because we couldn't afford it anymore. >> todd: get to the gofund me, go to gofund me and go to assist antinoriare family. you had to stop paying insurance premiums after they got too high. a story we've heard repeated over and over again. hate to talk about money, where will you get the money and has fema reached out to you? seems like that is all you have right now. >> fema has reached out to us.

it feels like a miracle from god and we were eligible for the full fema financial support, so still it is like, you know, again, not to be ktalk about money to lose $400,000 house, which seems expensive to many who don't live here. in california, that is working class. total loss like that is devastating to us. >> todd: understood. do you think you will return to this samie location? i used to live in california, beautiful views, you are right on the beach, you can't replace that. do you think you will go back? >> i think what we have is just such a special like the american dreamlike a sliver of the california dream.

we just had ocean views from our living room and every morning we would take our baby girl down to the beach for a walk and i do have hope that we can rebuild there. >> todd: your husband mentioned you have a two-year-old daughter. where do you find the strength to get up everyday and continue to fight for her? >> that has been really tough, thank you for asking that question. my whole world is spinning and she's seen me cry and break down. same time, she still needs my attention and needs structure. how do you do that when your whole life is in an ash pile and there is no structure or normal and you have to start all over again. that has been tough. i've been taking it minute by minute and etch radioing out to

friends and praying and trying to give her as much attention as i can while dealing with fema paperwork and all kinds of things. >> you are staying with your family now. you are obviously needing to be there for your daughter. you are a great mom and dad, thank you for joining us. if people want to help out ana prayers search forever assist antinori family on gofund me. praying for you guys, best of luck. final biden border numbers released showing 1.5 million entered the u.s. >> carley: thousands were exempt from entry. former dhs secretary chad wolf will react coming up next.

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>> todd: cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: we saw that emerge in maui, predatory developers, property sharks, my layman's term. hawaii governor green at the time made this move and i think this is where newsom got the idea and it is the right idea. emergency proclamation in hawaii, anybody making u unsolicited offer to a homeowner, if you tried to purchase that property for a certain value or less trying to get proper undervalued, you could face one year in jail or fine of $5000. that is happening in california. midand he will lower income residents in that neighborhood a

are -- millionaires and celebrities can rebuild. what governor newsom is worried about is those who inherited homes that are middle class, teachers and firefighters who cannot go through what is for sure going to be an incredibly, talking 3 to 400% of your home value because of permitting, inflation, contractors. how many contractors can you get in the area? i spoke with l.a. real estate agent that said egregious p permitting process in l.a. is a big problem and predatory behavior. w "wall street journal" points this out, newsom has permitting eshg 55 nee, governor acysts rebuilding from wildfires, why not do this for everyone, solid

point here. green groups and union exploit states, tie up projects for years in courts and developers make concessions to settle lawsuits. dev developers said half the time they walk away from developments in california because of the permitting and environmental groups, sierra club, one example. they know how to sue and go to court and have been doing it in hawaii for years. i know that well. other thing we're seeing armed homeowners in some neighborhoods, they are literally walking in and sneaking past police, a lot with guns to protect their property from looting and crime. i had a friend who spent all

night on his porch with his shotgun. he knew from experience, looters were going to come after his property. this is where hard part of this coverage begins for people and us. >> carley: talking to a security home that homeowners are hiring and they say people are dressing up as firefighters and electrical workers and going into homes. >> todd: dressing as media, too. >> carley: a lot of important information, don't mischeryl on m mornings with maria. >> todd: cbp shows 1.5 million migrants entered u.s. through cbp 1 ap dlshgs. nominee for dhs secretary kristi noem won't have her confirmation hearing until friday, she is already speaking out on

consequences of an open border. >> situation of the southern abortion is an invasion. america's abortion security has been weakened and ignored. laws have not been enforce interested this led to law enforcement encounters with illegal aliens. >> carley: executive director at american policy chad wolf joins us now. a lot of people let into this country under joe biden. now kristi noem, president trump and tom homan's job to get them out. those people let in via the cbp app, what goes through your mind from national security st standpoint? >> absolutely, they were not properly vetted, we know that because dhs issued several

reports along that line. important point, biden administration talks about lower apprehension numbers along the border. they simply stop counting the way they have been counted because they created cbp one app and they allow 70 to 80,000 individuals come in every month. flow along that border has not subsided or slowed down much. biden team decided to count differently. >> todd: i don't understand, 7000 foreign nationals exempted from terror related entry in 2024. these individuals were associated by country or relationship with some terror group or organization. what is to be gained on

risk/reward continuum by rolling out red carpet for people who are mentioned in the same breath with the word terror? i don't get it, chad. >> chad: very little, actually. i think that is the approach president trump and his team will have to make sure individuals coming into the united states are fully vetted and we understand if they pose a risk to national security, they are not allowed to come into the united states and stay. it is important. different way to look at border security and over last four years, we have seen individuals released into the country that are public safety threats, criminals or national security threats. this administration does not take border security, national security and vetting of individuals seriously enough for american people. it has been proven time and time

again. >> carley: that is about to change. leave it there, thank you for joining us, we appreciate your time and perspective. media did not hold back trying to tear down pete hegseth after senate confirmation hearing. joe concha will tell us what he thinks of the media coverage coming up next. >> todd: here is brian with a look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> brian: joe concha is important, we will try to be just as insightful. senate confirmation hearings continue on capitol hill. probably not as dramatic as pete hegseth. we have cotton and gravssley. we need a staff when trump takes over monday. and wildfires destroying eight schools, we'll hear from a student who lost his home and clas room, find out what that is like. five days from inauguration day.

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secretary nominee pete hegseth or republicans day one of his confirmation hearings. take a listen. >> he is manifestly unqualified for virtually any high ranking government position and he demonstrated that frequently today hegseth was well prepared and was clear and recognized there was some concern couldn't handle more than one round of questioning. >> what makes you so awesome? republican senators on the republican senate committee did best to help out trump's pick for defense secretary. they did everything but walk over and hug him, the republicans. >> fox news contributor joe concha joins us now. did the mainstream media see and hear the same hearing that you and i and carley and everybody else saw? >> it was prewritten the reactions beforehand, todd, right? they were going to react that way no matter how pete hegseth had performed yesterday and he performed, i think he crushed it, quite frankly.

this was the theater of the absurd. both from democrats, who were questioning pete, and from the media reaction that we saw yesterday and last evening. i mean, at that hearing, the constant interruptions by democrats, the pious elections, some senators literally screaming at pete. he kept his composure. he was poised. he didn't take the bait. he was confident in himself and steadfast in his admission as the next u.s. defense secretary. that mission is restoring the lethality of our military as a former soldier, cleaning house at the dod. getting rid of these people who are only working their own interest or they are beholden to the defense contractors, companies, instead of the interest of our fighting men and women, this quote stood out, we won world war ii with seven four star general's. today we have 44 four star generals. we don't need more bureaucracy at the top. we need more fighters at the

bottom. amen. if confirmed pete will be the first secretary of defense who he served infantry. he will be the soldier secretary he will be confirmed. senator joni ernst said she will support him. she was seen as the biggest hurdle. impossible to see where the no votes will come from. what donald trump wants he gets. he wants pete hegseth as the next secretary of defense, that will happen. >> carley: obviously the fiery exchanges at times, i would characterize them as inappropriate questions, especially in front of his family and young children. received all the headlines. there was one funny moment during this confirmation hearing from newly minted montana senator tim sheehy, listen to. this pete, i'm actually going to ask you questions because i want to hear you answer. how many genders are there? tough one. >> senator, two genders. >> i know that well i'm a sheehy so i'm board. >> carley: got laughs there.

dbleg what pete said was important i know what i know and i also know what i don't know. oftentimes when you get to a certain level of stature you start to feel like you know everything. that's when you have tunnel vision and make decisions without consulting other people. and he did display a lot of humility during this hearing in the face of all of this incoming fire that he was taking. could the treatment of him backfire on democrats? >> oh, i think it will. if there are any republicans who may have been a little wobbly on this. they saw pete hegseth getting brett kavanaughed yesterday in terms of the personal attacks and bringing up all these stories based on anonymous sources particularly about his time at fox. all i know is that the people that have gone on the record. people like will cain, rachel campos-duffy myself have been on for years.

they were 100 percent false. if anybody really believed it, they would put their name and face to the quote instead of hiding behind as names source. yeah. it's great to see that his colleagues at fox have really backed him because they know who they worked with. somebody who was professional. someone who was friendly. great sense of humor. treated everybody with respect and came in laser focused to every four hour weekend show that he had to do. the personal stuff does not work. and right, carley you have worked with him and carley you have as well. >> todd: they came after pete they also came after carrie underwood. >> she says i love our country how do you love your country and support and normalize somebody who was a convicted felon who really wants to destroy the country in my opinion. i don't understand how you say you love your country at the same time you normalize this convicted felon. >> todd: this of course because carrie underwood is going to be performing at the inauguration. does it matter that the left is coming after her in light of the fact that i don't know, i feel

like the left lost everything on november 5th. >> yeah. the senate and republicans kent the house, donald trump wins the popular vote in every swing state. the funny thing is that these kind of hosts scream about protecting democracy and demand performers like carrie underwood, sit down, shut up, only perform for one party and be ostracized. doesn't sound like democracy to me, carley, todd. >> todd: no it doesn't. carley, thank you. we have enough time for this amazing story. animal rescue in utah working to lighten the load of animal shelters in l.a. transporting nearly 100 cats and dogs from crowded shelters to a no kill rescue in utah. animals were in shelters before the fires broke out. being moved to make room of displaced pets. so far dozens have been transported to other facilities, shorshelters foster if you can. "fox & friends" now. ♪