. >> hello, fox nation. my goodness. god bless america. 0, my fellow patriots. welcome to the very first fox nation patriot awards. my name is pete hegseth and i will be your host for the next hour. i watched the red carpet where normally they ask -- they did not ask me that question tonight but i will tell them what i am wearing anyway. [cheers and applause] >> this awards show will be unlike anything you have ever seen and couldn't be more excited to bring it to you live from the beautiful theater in st. petersburg, florida. they call it saint pete's, right? saint pete's. a nickname nobody has ever given me ever. here is the deal. hollywood has their award shows, right? self-important, they've got a lot of them. self important types giving to others self-important types. big trophies given to actors who play he rose on tv. tonight we honor the real heroes. [cheers and applause] pete: this is the oscars of what really matters. tonight we are honoring inspirational americans who didn't seek the spotlight and

she brings fox hosts to work. you see what it's like to drive their daily commute, and a legendary hall of fame inspirational coach hall of fame college coach. you know him and love him please welcome to the stage abby hornacek and lou holtz. [applause] >> thank you, pete. we are here to give out the unsung hero award. i've said it before and i'll say it again, i can't believe i've put us on this earth to be ordinary and the young man we are about to introduce to you is truly extraordinary. >> you're right, this is a young man who would make any parent proud. we would like you to meet 14-year-old charlie hecht from chesapeake, virginia. >> a lot of people have fought and died for our country in combat, and flying an american flag is a good way to respect them. >> not a lot of people were flying the flag. >> we are trying to get people to hang or fly american flags outside of their homes to say thank you to the people who are giving back to their communities. >> how can you inspire people to fly a flag? well, if yo

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so fox named hiring a. contributor has ruffled a few feathers but in addition to that i think the elevation of shepard smith and especially in certain conversations where he was the one who made a lot of national news and various sources being critical of the president and watching how that how that has shifted some of the conversation bought started off with a monster of being fair and balanced everyone knows that that was out of the window from its insert but i think that they've gone probably more right since president trump has been office than they even were you know i want to i want to ask you about this through we're talking about ok we know emerson we see plays to the left you know fox plays to the right now we're talking about adding more channels and all along these kind of very divisive party lines is no news media divided enough at this point like should our news media really be playing to audiences regardless of what political corner. and i think cable news is very different if you're talking a

fox. send it back to you guys. see you standing up waiving to the people already out here by the way. brian: incredible. should i give you little tour of what is going on? we just got here last night. jillian: go ahead. brian: here is a quick look. this is our set. this what we look like. i can't show you what's over there will chris chulo's camera. please put a check in my contract. i'm going to show you what we have. these stairs were flown in from new york. i demanded aluminum. right here is the field. this is the actual size of an actual football field here. we just got to put in the uprights and that will be fine. and we will try to score first down. a round of applause for us. [cheers and applause] these people all love us. we did not hire them. they came on their own volition. did anyone force to you come here? >> yes. >> no. brian: the answer is no, sir. please. here is where we come to relax. every single segment we are allowed to sit here and no one allowed to approach us. i ask

you found fox news was the source for 559 of the president's tweets. that's just fox news. medium matter is a liberal group. it is an anti-fox news. you are trying to get this down because why? >> how much they are saying is impacting the president of the united states and through him our daily lives of the policies and the government carries out. the fox firewall is holding firm and strong. >> absolutely. they have been strongly in the president's quarter. if you look at the last few months as the ukraine story heated up, it turns into impeachment. the president fixated on fox's commentary. picking up quotes and arguments they make and telling the problem about it. what he sees in the graphics and banners, he puts them on video clips. the point of a lot of fox's program is they make you very angry so they come back and watch more of the program. that's the impact they have on the president. >> sean hannity says msnbc and cnn are state run tv. i am curious of how you react to that? >> it is a fairly common tactic that sean hannity uses. i think he's trying to hide this sort

fox versus facts. we're going to look at how fox news prime time is covering or not covering the trial and why that matters so much. first avoiding questions by attacking the messenger. the senate trial of president trump is continuing and trump's stonewalling is continuing to. secretary of state mike pompeo knows a lot about the ukraine scheme, so he's exactly the kind of trump official whose testimony might be valuable in the coming days. and, of course, in the coming days we'll find out if any new witnesses will be called at the trial. in the meantime reporters are the ones gathering new information about who knew what when and why. pompeo's hostility towards the press has reached a new high or low. it was in this interview with npr. now he was trying to dodge questions about ukraine during this interview with host mary louise kelly. she politely kept asking the questions and then after the interview, she says she was basically chastised by pompeo. he ripped into her and insulted her intelligence. n

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you got fox sports, fox news, fox business network. it's an amazing day. high 70s, sunny, the crowds are out, people are super pumped for this big game happening on sunday. who do you have, who is your pick, ed? >> ed: i will go with kansas city. i've got to say, say hi to pete. we used to work together. they have guy come i didn't recognize. who's the guy before him? i didn't recognize them. >> sandra: pete -- >> it's is back ed henry, hello to you, sir. [laughter] we are having too much fun. back to you. >> ed: you clearly are. i've got a guest coming out stomach up the trial could end as soon as today after republican senator lamar alexander announced he will vote against calling witnesses. the tennessee republican issuing the statement saying, "there is no need for more evidence to prove something that has already been proven, and does not meet the united states constitutional high bar for impeachable offense if this shallow, hurried, and wholly partisan impatient look succeed, it ripped the country apart, pouring gasoline on the fire of cultural divis

some problems here in there saying oh you know this person is on fox news donna brazil is on fox news and so fox named the firing of don it still is a contributor has ruffled a few feathers but in addition to that i think the elevation of shepard smith and especially in certain conversations where he was the one who made a lot of national news and various sources being critical of the president and watching how that how that has shifted some of the conversation bought started off with a monster of being fair and balanced everyone knows that that was out of the window from its insert but i think that they've gone probably more right since president trump has been office than they even were you know i want to i want you to about this through we're talking about ok we know emerson we see plays to the left you know fox plays to the right now we're talking about adding more channels and all of that all along these kind of very divisive party lines there's no news media divided enough at this point like should our news media really be playing to audiences regardless of what political corner

some problems here and they're saying oh you know this person is on fox news donna brazil is on fox news and so fox named the hiring of don it still is a contributor has ruffled a few feathers but in addition to that i think the elevation of shepard smith and especially in certain conversations where he was the one who made a lot of national news and various sources being critical of the president and watching how that how that has shifted some of the conversation bought started off with a monster of being fair and balanced everyone knows that that was out of the window from its insert but i think that they've gone probably more right since president trump has been obvious than they even were you know i want to i want you to about this through we're talking about ok we know emerson we see plays to the left you know fox plays to the right now we're talking about having more channels and all along these kind of very divisive party lines there's no news media divided enough at this point like should our news media really be playing to audiences regardless of what political corner. and i thi

it is a "fox news sunday" exclusive. we'll ask our sunday group in washington to break down new fox polls whether the president should be removed from office. then -- >> i feel bad for my competitors that have to head to d.c. for the impeachment trial. chris: presidential candidate andrew yang joins us here in iowa, to talk about staying alive in the democratic race. plus who will win in eight days? we'll ask a special iowa political panel. and our power player of the week turning his on-screen roles into off-screen causes, all right now, on "fox news sunday". ♪. chris: you are looking live at the river center in downtown des moines, the sight of our town hall tonight on fox news channel with mayor pete buttigieg. and hello, again, today from iowa, just eight days before the caucuses where americans will decide the first contest in a race for the 2020 democratic nomination. the impeachment of president trump is throwing some candidates a curveball, forcing the four senators in the race to stay in washington for the sen

google play or fox news podcast.com. we'll look for your feedback. my interview with stephanie grisham, impeachment, iowa, we'll listen to it all. back next sunday with the latest buzz. ♪ arthel: president trump's legal team preparing to resume opening statements tomorrow. when the senate impeachment begins its second week. welcomewelcome to "america's nes headquarters." i'm arthel neville. eric: i'm eric shawn. the president's lawyers spent two hours beginning their defense attacking lead house manager adam schiff, accusing the democratic impeachment managers of trying to overturn the 2016 election. failing to provide all the evidence. charging that the president's and allies they said blocked needed documents and testimony. alan dershowitz is a member of the president's defense team and he appeared on "fox news sunday" earlier this morning. >> the legal argument is that sense they didn't allege any impeachable offense, since they only alleged abuse of pow he, obstruction of congress, those are vague open-ended criteria of exactly the sort the fra

fox station or watching on fox news channel at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ the deadly coronavirus being blamed for 41 deaths. now there are new fears the illness could spread even faster as china marks the start of the lunar new year. a holiday which has millions of people traveling back home to celebrate with their families and china. here is more in london. >> the city is home to 11 million people in its epicenter of this outbreak in the home to the vast majority of infections and fatalities. over the last 24 hours we have seen chinese authorities move hundreds of doctors into the city of huanggang and billed to makeshift hospitals. the first of which will be ready to go a week from monday. that is about 2000 beds that exist already in hospitals there and some people were reportedly turned away from hospitals because they do not have the capacity. the state department is encouraging of 1000 americans to be in the city to leave enclosing the consulate. the government is organizing a charter flight to take the workers and other americans ho

us now, fox news contributor, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., john bolton. who better to bring in than american enterprise's ambassador john bolton. >> ambassador bolton, always good to see you. >> ambassador, good morning to you. >> good evening, ambassador, merry christmas. >> we love seeing you each and every day. >> ambassador john bolton is being walked into the studio by steve ducey. >> come on! >> he wants to see if you're in shape. he's watching! >> yay! ♪ ♪ >> trevor: whoa! oh, man! if shakira's hips don't lie, then those hips are pathological liars because look at that. look at that. it looks like his legs are fused directly to his shoulders. it's like warping cp30 trying to twerk. that's what that look likes. and you can tell, you can tell how much people at fox cared for john bolton. you know. he was like the goofy uncle to just wants to have fun and wipe iran off the planet. but now that bolton's allegations could hurt president trump, fox news has made it very clear that he is no longer invited to the fa

please stay tuned for fox, we have impeachment coverage throughout the day part "fox and friends first" continues with the president in davos on the economic forum. >> the president's council would talk about this day. >> the only one who should be embarrassed is you. rob: it is wednesday january 2, '02, fox news alert, the senate wrapping up the first day of impeachment debate just hours ago. laced night dustups into this morning. rob: from the eleventh hour rule change to chuck schumer's last stand, live with all major moments before they are back in session today. >> i am sure it is going to work out fine. rob: the president looking past impeachment at home and focusing on america's economic success in switzerland. jillian: live in davos with several critical trade talks.

they've got fox sports, fox betting, fox news, and they have a tsunami in that synonymy is what's coming up in the next six months which is near bloomberg and stier are spending a lot of money. and that's going to be helpful. short term they're gonna put wwe back on television, that's a challenge but they've got super bowl. i know you're going to miami to watch it. i'm a 49ers fan, sorry about that. one of my teammates gino to retta had played for miami and he played for the 49ers for a while, so i've got a room for the 49ers. >> i want to change channel viacom, cvs you like it and will he be taken over like evan keeps asking? >> national amusements is 42 of the 52 million voters. there is an addition to that another 550 so-called 600 million shares, again 37, same prices fox. contents, they have paramount that's doing better. bob bacchus is doing a good job. in the cvs with question as they will access the coming along with this "star trek", is not going to help? but more importantly he knows how to put numbers together and motivate people. and how to spend money. they are going to have

catch the action right here on fox. in hollywood, ashley dvorkin, fox news.miami everyday leading up to super bowl liv. crews are sending additional stories that will be sharing on ktvu.com, r news app, and are social media pages. the big game is this sunday. you can watch it right here on ktvu fox 2. >>> dusty baker is expected to be named as the next manager of the houston astros. the ap reports a person with knowledge lidge says baker is working to finalize an agreement. he will take over for the team accused of cheating. they are accused of stealing signs that led to the manager and general manager. >>> there was some chatter that bruce might have some interest in that job. i think he wants a year off. >> we hope you have a great afternoon. thank you for watching this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon be sure to watch the news at 4:00. dr. oz starts now. children locked in cages. and a case that gets more shocking as it unfolds. is your sister pregnant again? plus. did this daycare worker confessed to a murder? >> 25 perce

news, made reference to fox evening shows, why is this making this about fox? >> well, mostly because fox has great ratings and has a ton of viewers and what not, i actually think that it's time for people to be more honest about what's going on here, we have other networks that have just completely lost the plot when it comes to showing things in a balanced and host of other networks say they refuse to have anyone that has tens of millions of that support president. it's not just everybody who is, you know, representing the range of opinion on the right, and you have hosts who are clearly marked as opinion hosts versus news hosts and i don't even know who has supposed to be a news host at some other networks as they get more -- howie: on that point, msnbc, chris matthews, chris wallace, both can't stand donald trump. one quick point on senator schumer, i've known him since he was a brooklyn congressman, if he thinks fox is so evil why has he appeared on fox 75 times since 2005. joe lockhart, tweeted, over heard combo from senators that only fox news and later

fox and c.n.n. to get my news like you get a complete story sometimes fox is a sort of contorted view just like c.n.n. does i think it just depends on the host and the day and the topic ok joe you want to jump in go ahead oh yeah just as far as the pandering to trump comment i remember 2016 i covered it closely in terms of the debates and all i know is that donald trump the not like the questions that came from chris wallace and bret baer particularly making kelly to the point where he actually boycotted a fox news debate yet a couple months later because of that so i'm not sure that fox during the debates in 2016 to pander to him in any way actually they asked him the toughest questions of any of the networks so i think what we do often is we conflate fox opinion which obviously is to the right and fox's news division which i think is the strongest of the 3 cable news networks because they don't really offer too many opinions that are slanted one way or another unlike m s n b c which is basically n

fox and c.n.n. to get my news so i can get a complete story sometimes fox is a sort of contorted view just like c.n.n. does i think it just depends on the host and the day and the topic ok joe you want to jump in go ahead oh yeah just as far as the pandering to trump comment i remember 2016 i covered it closely in terms of the debates and all i know is that donald trump the not like the questions that came from chris wallace and bret baier particularly making kelly to the point where he actually boycotted a fox news debate yet a couple months later because of that so i'm not sure that fox during the debates in 2016 to pander to him in any way actually they asked him the toughest questions of any of the networks so i think what we do often is we conflate fox opinion which obviously is to the right and fox's news division which i think is the strongest of the 3 cable news networks because they don't really offer too many opinions that are slanted one way or another unlike m s n b c which is basically

, pete hegseth. >> hello, fox nation! [applause] my goodness. god bless america. hello, my fellow patriots. welcome. yes! welcome to the very first fox nation "patriot awards." my name is pete hegseth and i will be your host for the next hour. now i just walked the red carpet where normally they ask the questions, who are you wearing? well, they did not ask me that question tonight but i'm going to tell you who i am wearing anyway. [applause] i'm telling you, this award show will be unlike anything you've ever seen and we couldn't be more excited to bring it to you live right here in st. petersburg, florida. wow. they call it saint pete's, rig right? sainst. pete, a nickname nobodys ever given me ever. now here is the deal. hollywood has their awards shows, right? self-important -- [audience building] self-important, self-important types giving awards to other self-important types. big trophies given to actors who play heroes on tv. tonight, we honor the real heroes. [applause] this is the oscars of what really matters. t

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some problems here in there saying oh you know this person is on fox news donna brazil is on fox news so fox named the firing of don it still is a contributor has ruffled a few feathers but in addition to that i think the elevation of shepard smith and especially in certain conversations where he was the one who made a lot of national news and various sources being critical of the president and watching how that how that has shifted some of the conversation bought started off with a monster of being fair and balanced everyone knows that that was out of the window from its insert but i think that they've gone probably more right since president trump has been obvious than they even were you know i want to i want to ask you about this through we're talking about ok we know emerson we see plays to the left you know fox plays to the right now we're talking about having more channels and all along these kind of very divisive party lines is the news media divided enough at this point like should our news media really be playing to audiences regardless of what political corner. and i think c

"fox and friends" live, thank you as always. we have a troubling fox news alert. iran's supreme leader praising the attack on us troops in iraq as we learn us service members are injured despite claims to the contrary. aishah hasnie has new development breaking overnight. >> reporter: 11 servicemembers were flown out of iraq for treatment of concussion systems on al-assad airbase. a spokesman for us central command, as a standard procedure in the vicinity of a blast for traumatic brain injury. this comes a week after donald trump -- no americans were killed in the ballistic missile attack on two iraqi bases. iran watched multiple basis for the killing. knocked over concrete barriers, that house dozens of soldiers. about 1500 coalition forces stationed there. and central command, the concussion systems didn't necessarily start showing for several days. that is when eight servicemembers were taken to germany and three servicemembers to kuwait. iran's ayatollah leading friday prayers saying iran's attack on the us was a, quote, blow to america's image. we will see if

fox and c.n.n. to get my news so i can get a complete story sometimes fox is a sort of contorted view just like c.n.n. does i think it just depends on the host in the day and the topic ok joe you want to jump in go ahead oh yeah just as far as the pandering to trump comment i remember 2016 i covered it closely in terms of the debates and all i know is that donald trump the not like the questions that came from chris wallace and bret baer particularly making kelly to the point where he actually boycotted a fox news debate yet a couple months later because of that so i'm not sure that fox during the debates in 2016 to pander to him in any way actually they asked him the toughest questions of any of the networks so i think what we do often is we conflate fox opinion which obviously is to the right and fox's news division which i think is the strongest of the 3 cable news networks because they don't really offer too many opinions that are slanted one way or another unlike m s n b c which is basically no

todd: you are watching "fox and friends first". carley: thank you for starting the day with us and we will get straight to our top story, impeachment trial of donald trump could end as soon as tonight. a key senator announcing he will not vote to call witnesses dealing a critical. the democrats chances of extending the trial. todd: reaction ahead of today's crucial vote. >> reporter: lamar alexander is a no vote on witnesses and in a statement slam the entire impeachment process calling it, quote, shallow, hurried and partisan. here's more, quote, our founding documents provide duly elected presidents who served with the consent of the governed, not at the pleasure of the united states congress, let the people decide so here's the math, alexander is now, mitt romney and susan collins are the only declared republican yeses, lisa makowski was maybe, telling fox i'm going to go back to my office and put -- keep reading. democrats need all four of them to get enough votes for witnesses. house managers say republicans are voting now bec

heather: welcom to "fox & fris first." happening today, the queen will take matters into her own hands, holding a high stakes summit on the next steps for prince harry and meghan markle amid international uproar over the royal shakeup. what is on the agenda? it's going to be a big day, huh? >> very significant day and it's very important that with the queen presiding over this meeting with prince of wales, with william, with harry, and with meghan, apparently participating by telephone, that the groundwork for some form of agreement after the bombshell announcement had that harry and meghan were stepping down as senior royals last wednesday, some form of agreement which can be worked on subsequently. it's going to take a long time. there are multiple issues -- heather: the queen is saying within 72 hours. what do we expect to be covered at the summit? >> i assure you, it's probably going to take longer than 72 hours, probably that will be just the kernel, the gist of it. they may not necessarily reach an agreement. there's

steve: ladies and gentlemen, fox business. [applause] brian: that's a lot of power on this couch and a lot of power on our stairs. we have you, jillian. jillian: big shoots to fill. a libya man is sentenced to more than 19 years behind bars in his role in the benghazi attacks. a jury convicted him last year for two government buildings in 2012. captured in 2017 and brought to the u.s. for trial. four americans died in the attack including u.s. ambassador christopher stevens. tragedy rocking the reality show world this morning. former bachelorette contestant tyler has died of a suspected drug overdose. he was featured on hanna brown's season of the show before abruptly leaving the show with no explanation. he was just 29 years old. military training could soon turn into college credit. florida lawmakers fast tracking bills that would allow service members to earn credit for their training in hopes of saving time and money. a full vote could happen as early as next week. all right. listen up: a potential sasquatch spotting in wa

here on ktvu fox 2. du stay with us as we bring you complete coverage including a series of live reports from miami. >>> dts is going on to her. >> i'm excited. >> we'll tell you we can see them right here in the bay area. >>> a nice break from the rainfall. in fact, more sunshine in most neighborhoods. warming temperatures but we are tracking another chance of rain in the five day. we will have that coming up. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. >>> the bart board of directors is expected to improve a plan to install canopies in four st

you put out the word on fox news and for some unfortunate situations that fox news was upset about, they could get their entire customer base, client base, to send us 150-word statements and we would be in a world of hurt trying to get people through those statements to get to the back of the agenda. all these years i've been fighting to have my constitutionally protected free speech appropriately represented in the minutes of meetings of board of supervisors and others. and i've had to fight all this time. and all this time, before that hearing, i thought i was the only person you wish to hinder in the unrestricted exercise of my first amendment rights. there are, after all, specific targets of the board of supervisors viewers of fox news. i would assume if you don't want viewers of fox news to be appropriately represented before this body, it would include conservatives and other groups. so we have gone now from simply being disapproving of certain groups to actually actively working to violate their first amendment rights. [bell ringing] >> president yee: any other public comments? >>

to outfox fox fox news please the guy calling it fox a. news is an oxymoron. the most recent democratic debate has winnow that onstage field down to 6 candidates who among these survivors strikes you as having the pole position who's really running for vice president or is all this just talk before super tuesday. i don't know who's running for vice president i think biden is clearly the and no matter how he does when he doesn't do. he's still the leader in that pack i don't know how long that holds on till that convention or if we have a brokered convention or we have a split democratic party which would not be good for the country i'm impressed with the senator from minnesota amy clover sharyn we call bashar she comes on strong she's very effective i also like may have a good guy he may be a little before his time he and amy khloe bush are have been workin iowa like crazy don't be surprised if they do well they're correct the caucuses always amaze me. i've been to iowa for many of them and i still don't know how it works. they call in peo

google play or fox news podcast.com. we'll look for your feedback. my interview with stephanie grisham, impeachment, >> it is monday january 27th, happening right now at 4:00 a.m., a fox news alert, the athlete of a generation gone too soon, kobe bryant and his daughter killed in a heal cotter crash stunned the world of sports and beyond. >> ntsb on the chador wreckage to figure out what went wrong, we are live in los angeles as a nation of fan and fellow players grieve the lakers legend. >> new confirmed cases of the coronavirus. >> so how bad is it, a nurse in china worsening threat she says is being kept a secret? ♪ >> and an emotional performance at camilla cabello dedicates the performance to her dad. >> "fox & friends first" start right now. ♪ ♪ >> good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> i'm todd piro, we start with fox news alert, the world mourning the tragic death of nba super star kobe bryant. >> basketball legend and 13-year-old among 9 people killed in california, thousands

greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. nick thank you. >>> the 49ers are making their final full practice start now before they head to miami. >> cristina rendon don't live from the practice facility. christina. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. the official start time of that full practice is 12:10. any minute now, that will get underway. it is one final chance for the game plan to be perfected here at home before heading to miami for the super bowl. this is going to be jimmy's third super bowl appearance. the first two times he was playing backup for tom brady. this is the first time as a starter in the super bowl. he talked about that experience and how he thinks it will help him this time around. >> when you get down there, the media, the availability, just having been through that and being a starter, it's a little different with time management and everything, but having seen all of that him of being a close and personal, i think that will help me. >> reporter: and yesterday the 49ers started to practice a few of t

here on ktvu fox 2. and of course leading up to the big game. stay with us for complete coverage including live reports from miami. >>> changes hit soon on a well known climate change activist. while focusing on that issue and the committee on his final day at the world economic forum in switzerland. my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech stuff. today, i'm earning on a charger. so, just the charger then? ummm... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah! (sarcastically) fantastic. earn 1.5% cash back on everything you buy with freedom unlimited. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> president trump wrapped up two days at the reform in switzerland. the latest on the forum and the president's surprising comments on climate change. >> reporter: president trump leaving switzerland the president spending most of his time there talking up the american economy and highlighting his achievements but he also previewed what's expected to be his next high profile trade negotia

>> good afternoon, we begin with a fox news alert. americans are on high alert in the homeland and around the globe after the killing of general qasem soleimani. i'm ed henry. much of the world is holding its breath. president trump says the air strike was necessary after targeting americans in middle east cities. >> he was plotting attacks against americans, but now we've assured that his atrocities have been stopped for good. they are stopped for good. so let this be a warning to terrorists, if you value your own life, you will not threaten the lives of our citizens. ed: but despite those words from the president, there was some massive display of anti-american sentiment unfolding in some of the streets of baghdad. thousands of pro-iranian protesters mourning soleimani and chanting america is the great satan. here at home, congress decidedly split whether this was the right move for stability in the region. we have fox team coverage, and live in west palm beach florida, but the latest from the president, garrett tenney has more on t

>> it is tuesday january 20th, a fox news alert. the coronavirus forcing the state department to sound the alarm as we rush americans away from the epicenter of the outbreak in china. rob: patients being tested in the us. >> we are living in what can be described as the age of impeachment. >> pick the most dangerous criteria to serve as a precedent for how we super dies future presidents. >> trump defense team going on the offensive. legal experts taking aim at house members. >> democrats say it is all about john bolton. live in washington the latest demands. jillian: kids them, send help, a snow day plea going viral. >> "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning starts right now. ♪ ♪ overlook the door ♪ help me if you can ♪ i am feeling down ♪ and i do appreciate you being around ♪ my feet back on the ground ♪ won't you please please help me jillian: rob: that song appropriate for many of our store. an upcoming book called the beatles. >> a lot of things. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning.

reporting live in livermore, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> to the historic impeachment trial. managers are laying out their case to the senate. saying that it trumps he used his office to pressure ukraine to investigate a political rival. >> reporter: the presence team will get a chance to respond this way , the democratic house managers trying to persuade the republican house managers to call witnesses. adam schiff that we are trying this case to two juries, the senate and the american people. the senate impeachment trial entered opening arguments. house managers began their allotted 24 hours of arguments. arguing that the present should be removed on abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> he withheld aid to secure foreign help with his reelection. in other words to cheat. >> house managers walked to senators through evidence collected. and issued the allegation that president donald trump withheld $40 million in military aid to announce an investigation into hunter and joe biden. >> trump's abuse of his office and obstruction of congress will permanently alter the ba

you are watching "fox and friends first" this wednesday. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. donald trump making waves rallying on the jersey shore, slamming democrats for the impeachment trial and vowing to win in november. >> we are creating jobs and killing terrorists, the congressional democrats are obsessed with demented hoaxes, crazy witchhunts and deranged partisan crusades. this november we are going to win back the house, we are going to hold the senate and keep the white house. >> the night's biggest moment. >> the president fired up the jersey crowd, keeping praise on the house democrat jeff van drew who voted to not impeach. >> jeff was one of the few brave and principled democrat lawmakers, no fairness, we have been after him for a long time. stood up to house democrats and the outrageous abuse of power you see going on right now. they can't win an election. >> reporter: the president wrapped his third and final day of arguments. >> future presidents, democrats, republicans will be paralyzed the moment they are electe

our coverage begins on ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00. it will be followed by the big parade at 6:00. >>> well san jose's ever green school district is about to close two elementary schools at the end of the school year and lower enrollment and a big budget deficit is blamed. jesse gary tells us teachers say the housing crisis is also to blame. . >>> the days of afternoon pick ups could be numbered following unsettling news. officials say current conditions could force the closure of laurel wood and dub hill elementary schools perhaps as soon as the end of june. >> our board of education has no desire to close schools but we are in a difficult situation and especially our backs are against the wall. >> first year superintendent emmy flores says plummeting enrollment necessitate cost. wrapping their hearts and minds around the impending change. >> my grandson is a little sad that they're going to close. he keeps thinking maybe we'll make enough money to help the schools. >> it's not just money but also a people problem, specifically famili

"fox and friends first" continues right now. >> reporter: this is a fox news alert, playing with fire, extended us allies, threatening to burn up places that support the us amid cheers of just his real. rob: the president says democrats and the media need to open their eyes to the iranian regime's threats. >> should have been taken out a long time ago and we have a shot at it and we took him out and we are safer now because of it. we will see what happens and what the response is that you have seen what i said our response will be.

fox and c.n.n. to get my news so i can get a complete story sometimes fox is a sort of contorted view just like c.n.n. does i think it just depends on the host and the day and the topic ok joe you want to jump in go ahead oh yeah just as far as the pandering to trump comment i remember 2016 i covered it closely in terms of the debates and all i know is that donald trump the not like the questions that came from chris wallace and bret baer particularly making kelly to the point where he actually boycotted a fox news debate yet a couple months later because of that so i'm not sure that fox during the debates in 2016 to pander to him in any way actually they asked him the toughest questions of any of the networks so i think what we do often is we conflate fox opinion which obviously is to the right and fox's news division which i think is the strongest of the 3 cable news networks because they don't really offer too many opinions that are slanted one way or another unlike m s n b c which is basically n

fox and c.n.n. to get my news so i can get a complete story sometimes fox is a sort of contorted view just like c.n.n. does i think it just depends on the host and the day and the topic ok joe you want to jump in go ahead oh yeah just as far as the pandering to trump comment i remember 2016 i covered it closely in terms of the debates and all i know is that donald trump the not like the questions that came from chris wallace and bret baier particularly making kelly to the point where he actually boycotted a fox news debate yet a couple months later because of that so i'm not sure that fox during the debates in 2016 to pander to him in any way actually they asked him the toughest questions of any of the networks so i think what we do often is we conflate fox opinion which obviously is to the right and fox news division which i think is the strongest of the 3 cable news networks because they don't really offer too many opinions that are slanted one way or another unlike m s n b c which is basically no

ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you.. >>> you can get more political headlines any time with the ktvu fox 2 news app and also get breaking news alerts and live video. . >>> time is 4:05. new this morning firefighters in south san francisco still out there battling a fire at the recycling center. it started just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the flames were contained to a large pile of trash, but experts say that type of fire can be hard to put out. firefighters have been soaking the trash with water. at this point it's still not clear how the fire started but so far no injuries have been reported. >> happening today john lee cowell who was charged with injuring one woman is due in court. cowel's murder trial will stay in oakland. the city where that stabbing occurred, the judge disagreed. cowel is pleading not guilty to murdering neah wilson. neah wilson's mother says she's happy about the judge's decision. >> it happened here. so why not the peers be able to judge, you know, to be jurors to determine his faith when it happened in this county it should stay in this county. >> jury select