you. four, three, two, one,. [cheers and applause] happy new year! it is officially the first day of 2018. confetti new and fireworks went off at midnight as the crystal ball dropped in times square ushering in the new year. tens of thousand of merry makers braved the frigid temperatures i can talk. tradition. it was the second coldest new year s eve in times square on record. the temps only 10 degrees in new york city at midnight. fox s lauren blanchard is in new york with more. reporter: temperatures in times square not keeping revelers away bitter cold and unprecedented blanket of security marking this new ye year. reporter: keeping all these people safe a major concern. the more than million party goers going through patow there s so much police around and they checked us pretty well when we came in here. so, i think i think it will it s safe enough. reporter: following the terror attacks and concerns here in new york and october s shooti
successful? could it be the way your pillow faces or a nighttime walk? fox & friends begins right now. hey, good sunday morning, everyone. welcome in to fox & friends. get your coffee and get out of bed. do you have a nighttime ritual? i get my outfit ready for the day before. every night? not the night before. i go into tucker s room, he likes to hang it s unusual and elaborate. let me put it that way. how about you? i just read a little bit. my wife has a 20 minute procedure. can you please just get into bed. we ll have more on that. all right. we re going to get right to your sunday morning head lines. finally the man hunt we ve been telling you about is over. two convicted killers who escaped the florida prison on bogus paperwork are back behind wars. charles walker and joseph jenkins were found hiding out in a panama city hotel room. they gave up without resistance. an interview with one of their associates helped pinpoint their location. the tw
we start the hour with an ever-tightens race pap new poll out this afternoon gives clinton a one-point lead nationally. well within the poll s margin of error. clinton started her day in florida making two stops where she urged supporters to vote early. i ve got to ask you. are you ready? [ cheers ] how many of you have already voted? [ cheers ] okay. so that means you ve got time to get everybody else to get out and vote. right? so let s get out! less vote for the future. let s vote what we want for our country and our children and our grandchildren. got bless you! someone isn t going to have a voice tuesday. clinton is headed to pennsylvania where she joins katy perry who does have a voice. crucial for her winning the battleground state. kristen, the finalized schedule for clinton for the final three days of campaigning. has anything changed? reporter: have are changes, ali. put put up the schedule and discuss on the other side. how she ll spend the final days of this
all i heard was former fbi agents telling me that there is a revolution going on inside the fbi and it s now at a boiling point. good morning and welcome to a.m. joy. we re three days away from election day. that friday admission from rudy giuliani is raising new questions about the fbi s unprecedented involvement in the presidential race. that s following director james comey s defiance of justice department policy against intervening in presidential politics before election day. giuliani s comments come after the guardian reported the deep antipathy within the fbi is the motive for the recent leaks that are potentially damaging to her campaign. with one current agent going so far to say that, quote is trumpland. and that the, why they re leaking is they re pro trump. the fbi s link to the trump campaign was implicated in the bureau s 2015 decision to begin an investigation into the clinton foundation. as the wall street journal reported this week, that investigati