♪ >> the countdown is on, the deadline looming, lights are on, capitol hill, lots of work to be done before midnight friday, looming government shutdown, you are watching "fox and friends" first this friday morning. let's get to that top story, the clock is ticking down to that potential government shutdown is the blame game hits a fever pitch, democrats vowing to block a house funding bill that just passed last night. >> reporter: we could be for a long next couple days, trying to reach a deal to avoid a government shutdown. if they can't both parties say the other is to blame. after the house passed its spending bill paul ryan spoke directly to senate democrats. >> senator schumer cannot shut down the federal government, it is risky. it is reckless and it is wrong. i ask the american people to understand this. the only people standing in the way of keeping the government open i senate democrats change i'm not trying to play for political points, even false ones. i am trying to get us to come together in a bipartisan nature to get something done. >> reporter: 60 votes i needed to break a filibuster on a passive short-term spending which would keep the government open for another few weeks but that won't be easy, three republicans are hard no on the bill, gop leaders will need help from 13 democrats to get this done. they have one, joe mentioned but those 12 others will be tough. last night lindsey graham, explains why he won't support another short-term spending bill. >> this is the fourth cr. anytime we have a continuing resolution it costs the military billions of dollars, we are not going to shut down or wait 30 more days. >> we could be looking at another few days before lawmakers vote on the bill and that is only if they get a deal. no sign that is going to happen. >> democrats have been dreamers to play the heartstrings of the american people but the federalist molly hemingway saying it still remains to be seen how hard democrats will fight for amnesty. >> the most sympathetic group of illegal residents of the country but brought here as children. the presentation of this group is not accurate. the average age of a daca recipient is 24, acting like 5%, people who are dreamers dreaming of a college education, fewer than 900 and the military, the media presentation, republicans and democrats use this to lift up their base to make sure they turn out and vote for when people are not willing to make any concessions on a border wall, end to chain migration, visa lottery, restrictions on these things. >> the government is set to shut down at midnight tonight, but the deadline is not until march. >> christopher hill serving a search warrant in pennsylvania. that is when kevin sturgis opened fire. >> deputy hill made the ultimate sacrifice, turning the american people, citizens in the community, he will be missed and words cannot say how much. heather: the other two officers are expected to be okay. hill, an army veteran served in afghanistan and described as, quote, the best of the best, he leaves behind a wife and two daughters. more on this disturbing story, starved, chained and only allowed to shower once a year, brand-new disturbing picture of the physical and emotional abuse those 13 children had for years but their parents who are called monsters claim they are innocent. anita vogel, i was reading through this yesterday and it is too disturbing to get through, it is horrible. >> it is really shocking and there are new horrifying details emerging about the shocking abuse, 13 children allegedly endured at the hands of their own parents for decades, the table is turning on david and the least turpin in a california court room, pleading not guilty to the 75 charges including systematically torturing and abusing their kids. prosecutors describe the mother pictured here smiling, as pure evil and saying the punishment intensified over the years, first allegedly tying them up with rope but one child who was hogtied managed to break 3, parents switched to chains and padlocks not even allowing them to use the bathroom. all forms of discipline for what they consider misbehaving for something is little as washing their hands above their wrist. >> and of the victims were allowed to shower more than once a year, they would buy food and clothing buys, leave it on the counter, let the children look at it but not eat it. >> beating and strangling the children. also included, the only thing they were allowed to do was write in journals, investigators season, hundreds of them calling a key evidence of what occurred inside the home. the children lacking basic knowledge of life, many not even knowing what a police officer was. the 17-year-old daughter who escaped his been working on a plan for two years and took another sibling with her but that sibling got scared and turned back. they are held on $13 million bond. >> it is a -- those poor children. thank you. appreciate it. some calling it worse than watergate, gop lawmakers alleging government surveillance abuse be made public and this is the story you need to follow. the highly classified report outlining concerns the fbi and justice department used pfizer inappropriately to snoop on the trump campaign. >> i compared it to -- the day i walked in two years ago and saw the immunity agreement given to people in the clinton investigation. i opened up that folder and looked down and the justice department officials flitted over to me on the table and looked down, they gave cheryl mills immunity during the clinton investigation. today when i read the material i have the same shocked feeling, this actually happens from our justice department in this fbi, that is how serious this is. >> sources tell fox news if the house intelligence committee votes in favor of its release it could be in the hands of the american people within five days. happening hours from now state lawmakers review the fcc investigation into the hawaii missile false alarm. 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studios on avenue of the americas, road construction going on around here. welcome to the weekend, it is friday, let's talk about some headlines at this hour, ice target illegals in california, listen to a status threatening to prosecute businesses that help enforce federal law. the state attorney general things this morning. >> if there are violators of california law out there, law enforcement will investigate and prosecute, could be the local authorities or attorney general's office, we will prosecute those who violate the law. >> the new laws protect illegals while banning local law enforcement from cooperating with the fed's indirect defines to orders from the department of justice. nearly four months in the las vegas shooting and we may finally be getting some answers to the motive behind the deadliest mass shooting in us history. congressman scott perry claiming it was linked to terror. >> recently i have been made aware of what i believe to be credible evidence regarding potential terrorist infiltration. >> unless you have specific evidence to back that up at irresponsible to make that allegation. if you do have any evidence of that i'm asking you right now to share it with us. >> if isis warns about an attack and an attack occurs and claims responsibility after the fact it seems to me that at a minimum they should have some portion of the investigation to clearly debunk that claim and yet it hasn't happens. heather: mabel that will happen today. police will hold a news conference later today, their first one following the massacre that killed 58 people. only one step left for the renewal of the warrantless surveillance program, donald trump's signature, the senate voting 65-34 to extend it for 6 years. the program allows the nsa to get text and emails from foreigners even if they are talking with americans, despite intense debate in congress supporters argue it is an essential tool for national security. all that is left is for donald trump to sign it and donald trump hitting the road to pittsburgh touting a booming economy in his first year in office. >> the unemployment rate is at an 18 year low. the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits just hit a 45 year low. african-american unemployment is at its lowest level ever recorded in pennsylvania alone. families will see a tax cut of about $11 billion just this year alone. >> the president highlighting companies giving employees bonuses in the wake of his historic tax cut. he also endorsed republican representative for pennsylvania's special house election. donald trump will make history today becoming the first ever sitting president to address the annual march for life and he will do it live from the white house via satellite. in previous years presidents have addressed the antiabortion gathering by phone. the march which has been held since 1974 protests the roe versus wade decision, we will have that for you on fox. the times 18 minutes after the top of the hour. amazon invading homes with cameras, microphones and motion sensors aiming to make your life a little easier. >> an easy way to be together, you can see when they are available. >> what is to stop amazon from spying on you all the time? kurt the cyberguy here with four ways to protect your privacy. ♪ heather: welcome back to "fox and friends" first, 4:22, amazon increasing its lineup of in-home tech items with the release of the echo spot, an alarm clock that uses microphones and cameras to interact with you but if you have one not the table, make sure it is not invading your privacy. kurt the cyber guy, thanks for joining us. >> i gave one to my mother and she said i don't have to tell you i love this. heather: an alarm clock with microphones and cameras, not at the hour i get up. >> it is working for a ton of people. the basic thing is amazon and all these tech companies getting so much closer to us. the consumer electronics show, they showed how more and more of this inside automobiles in the bathroom when we are changing clothes, all over our house in every nook and cranny. heather: take us through this specific item. >> amazon spot, the alarm clock close in the bedroom, the video products, amazon, and eight microphones inside of it and a camera on the top. i want to talk to heather and a video call, in a split second. it is great for the 90-year-old, and older parents. in a compromising position, they do keep track of an idea, motion sensors to tell whether you are in the room. who is to say they are not using that information? heather: the whole reason behind it. >> four things to do. check what are called -- heather: what is drop in? >> a feature that alexas intercom to one another. inside the settings for alexa is the ability to make it just inside your house and we want to make sure the location and setting -- if that is what you want -- be aware of it. heather: on the other end, if it is open. >> and somebody elses. >> what is going on. turn off in the sake of little ones, voice purchasing or if you enjoy the convenience, a button on each of these devices at the top of the button and the sound going out into the machine. what i like to say, a good all electrical tape around the house, when mark zuckerberg of facebook, his mac book, there is something to be said about that at the simplest thing you can do, if you don't want to use the camera function put electrical tape over it, it is right there. and the electoral tape, those four things. heather: appropriately set, bottom line beneath your tape. >> i don't like cameras in your house or these companies keep getting closer and closer, being in charge of privacy. and post this article or "fox and friends" first. >> a pyramid of white supremacy, and the slippery slope of racism making one class mandatory for certain majors. carly shimkus with the politics sweeping into american education. heather: welcome back to "fox and friends" first, fox news alert, police identifying an acute serial killer wanted forgiving nine people including his own mother. police say he carried out the separate attacks over a three week period, arrested in connection with the murders of his mother and stepfather using new technology. police examine shell casings linking him to the other attacks. he served 16 years in prison for manslaughter and had been free for 18 months. and illegal immigrant already deported 7 times accused of brutally stabbing a stranger in the neck. police arresting ricardo romero for attempted murder. the mexican national has a rap sheet including phony drug and weapons convictions, surveillance video allegedly showing him attacking a 61-year-old man at a restaurant in the things where he state of california. that victim is expected to survive. donald trump insisting his position on the border wall has never evolved after chief of staff john kelly said, quote, he has changed his attitude on it. >> the wall has been something i have been very consistent on. i have been saying that for three years and everybody knows it. jillian: president denying claims there are issues with kelly claiming he is, quote, doing a really great job. mexico reiterating it will not pay for the border wall. the white house says mexico will likely pay for it indirectly. top democrat accusing white house of styling the russia program. representative adam schiff slamming the cancellation of an interview with the house intelligence committee. the white house firing back saying republicans in that committee decided to reschedule. former chief strategist steve bannon before finishing his testimony so his legal team will work out the scope of the president's executive privilege. the american people one step closer to knowing of the obama administration used the fake dossier to spy on the trump campaign. the fusion gps cofounder claims people were killed after the bogus report was made public, quote, there was a serious -- a series of episodes where people were arrested shortly after the disclosure. to collect information from the fake dossier. which helped kickstart the russia collusion probe. lots of stories we are following. a college university funded by your taxpayer dollars is requiring a diverse city course for students in elementary school using the quote pyramid of white supremacy chart. carly shimkus here with campus craziness. >> this is in salisbury university in maryland, something the teachers using phrases like we live in a post-racial society and we are all part of the human race. that could lead to genocide which is at the top of the peer amid use the right there. they said white supremacy is just one of the tools she said she used to teach her students to think critically about race, class and gender per academic freedom policies, faculty is rita disseminated her students information that is controversial as long as it is relevant. some people on social media say this chart could do more harm than good, susie said his is not teaching diversity, it is teaching racial division. another twitter user says let's hear the phrase we are all part of the human race is now racism. >> two guinness world records. >> not one but two, the awards she won, with a top 20 hit, as well as most hits on the us heart country chart by a female artist. i deserve an award getting through any awards she won. she sent out a tweet about it, two more records, i didn't see that coming, she talked about her winning during a recent interview. >> it would feel great to just have one world record but to say two? i am proud and honored. i am not done yet. >> she has won so many awards but still seems genuinely touched to receive new ones. heather: she should have a world record for looking the same year after year after year. she is so nice. someone not so nice. creepy little ghost boy. what is this about? >> people in social media want to know what is going on with this. they went on a bachelorette party in scotland and took a few pictures. this is the first picture they talk over here on the left-hand side of the screen, three seconds later they took another one. the only thing different about that is a little boy who appeared in the background of that picture. is this a ghost or just an actual little child? the really creepy thing is one of the girls investigated this and found out a little boy died on that leg many years ago. really hard the, right here is where the boy is. maybe just a kid having fun but everyone saying it is a ghost story. we need to investigate. heather: we will put somebody on that. >> tell some more ghost stories, see you in half an hour. heather: the time is 20 minutes until the top of the our. the man accused of stocking taylor swift didn't stop with her. the disturbing letter calling himself the real son of god. ♪ heather: and a cast of 12 strong, the story of the men and women who took on terrorists on horseback lose weight until you hear about the character he plays and this is particularly close to home. ♪ >> beware before you get behind the wheel, more cars being added to the list impacted by those deadly airbags. here is what you need to know. >> reporter: more vehicles have been added, there are 14 automakers and you can find the full extensive list on the website for the national highway traffic safety administration but you can see the automakers that have vehicles being recalled, this is part of the millions in this issue that has been going on. >> going on for a while with additions to it. a lot of competition for this. >> yes. 20 cities down from 238. some of the cities include new york city, lost in chicago, one non-us city is toronto and surprise candidates like columbus, ohio, amazon said it would make an announcement later this year to review all the cities, meet with people there. and whatever city amazon does pick. >> mcdonald's in the double quarter pounder. >> take a look at this commercial here. >> long live the new flame grilled double quarter pound king. >> rest in peace, blacktop cooked burgers. >> they are holding a funeral for mcdonald's's double quarter pounder, they launched the double quarter pound king sandwich. in stores now, see which one you like better. >> got bomb burger is all i have to say. >> that is what you call it. have a great weekend. i want to see this. a tale of heroism set in the immediate wake of the september 11th attack. watch. ♪ >> the greatest weapons in history. >> the new movie 12 strong tells the story of 12 brave men and women who took on terrorists on horseback following 9/11. you exclusively sat down with the cast, i can't wait. >> so fantastic, the first 12 guys, right after -- heather: what people haven't heard about. >> recently declassified. the cast told me all about these real-life heroes. is most important thing a man can taken to combat is a reason why. . >> congratulations, love this movie, no idea what those guys went through. what led you to the story? >> the book -- fell in love with it. great stories about these heroic americans and they figure out how to work together, bonded, nobody had ever known the story about that. >> >> a number dies onset -- certainly the most nerve-racking. >> when i was a young captain in afghanistan in november 2001, lieutenant colonel max bowers, playing max bowers in the movie. what they did, what they had in 21st century warfare had never been done before. it was classified for a long time and now it is told. >> take our biggest guns first. >> only way home is win. >> the only way home is winning, a great movie. how did they do that? so much going on on the big screen between horseback riding and battle scenes. >> is it out now? >> comes out today. heather: the i will be there today. don't tell me the ending of. thank you so much. donald trump refusing to let america lead from behind since day one. >> from this day forward, it is going to be only america first. heather: the paris climate deal to china economic warfare next guest breaking down how donald trump put america first during his first year in office. kids say they are ditching their dreams of becoming pro athletes for a job these kneeling nfl players may not approve of but you will love their answer. >> a man stocking taylor swift facing new charges. sending creepy emails to the swift family, even threatening to kill them. frank overwriting to her father, quote, enjoy the brain aneurysms and death, promising her family the evil family of devils, find it from the real son of god. he was arrested in 2016 in texas for violating a restraining order. protesting police violence, kids are changing their mindset who they look up to and a new survey shows kids want to go up to be an athlete, that went from the number one spot to number eight. the restoration to be a police officer went significantly up from number 10 to number 3. the survey says tv, movies and online streaming, that is where that comes from. from his historic trip overseas declaring jerusalem is relapse capital and taking a tough stance on north korea, since day one donald trump has been restoring confidence in and respect for america and one year later the president is still putting america first. here to weigh in is managing director of the israel project, thank you for joining us. america first is what donald trump promised in his inauguration speech, that is going to be america first from this moment on. >> he brought in staff that went out of their way to bring a document, then different hotspots in the world and at the top, the national security strategy and the goal was what does america first mean in different contexts? >> some of the actions specifically, withdrawing from the paris agreement, renegotiating nafta come united nations donations cut down as well. >> he goes through and asks, he doesn't say, the staff, multilateral -- the question is how do they advance our interests with the paris climate accord is one of the things they looked at and said it doesn't advance american interests, specific place where costs are not worth the benefits was other places like jerusalem, it has been american law for several decades, begin moving the embassy there. there are international objections, to personally intervene with staff saying we will do it this way, not that way. >> putting america first is another way of saying isolationist. >> in their documents the president and his staff are very aware that is a criticism, it doesn't mean that. it means we will continue to engage on the global stage where we have rifles and engage to the extent it helps america. heather: several americans have been released under the trump administration who were held overseas in other countries involving egypt, china, one of the big ones, north korea, he has done a lot that is not necessarily reported in terms of free americans. >> this is one of the things this administration does, places where the president goes in and says listen, i have personal relationships i will try to get done. where i don't have personal relationships let's get it done but this is starting at the top and gets distilled by staff and an approach that asks where can we engage with partners overseas or working to confront rivals overseas. heather: he is doing a lot of engagement, his first year of travel so far, trying -- even talking about america first, reaching out to a lot of foreign leaders and doing a lot of traveling. >> the idea this is an isolationist president is not true. and a vision of how the world works. we have to compete geopolitically. as this administration approaches that, places where we can compete in a robust way. >> his argument is any country, their leader should be putting the people in that country and their priorities first in the world, it makes sense. >> all leaders claim to do that. past administration said we have to compete to accomplish it and that is what he does. heather: appreciate it, we will be right back, have a great weekend, goodbye. >> new overnight, a double tanker explodes into a ball of fire in the middle of a busy highway shutting it down in both directions, you can see a traffic camera catching this moment, 10,000 gallons erupting sending claims into the air. that the collapse breaks igniting the fire near salt lake city, utah. no injuries in that. the video capturing a one of a kind rescue after a drone, two teenagers caught in a powerful riptide and struggling to keep their heads above water, this happened off the coast of australia. you can see the teenagers and the yellow rescue pod as they are pounded by waves. the whole process taking 70 seconds compared to the six minutes it usually takes a lifeguard to rescue swimmers. both of those teenagers amazingly okay. good work there. that wraps up our our own "fox and friends" first but it continues right now. hope you have a great weekend and see you back here monday. goodbye. rob: friday, january 19th, treating their dogs better than americans. details into the house of lords where children, beaten, scarred, tortured and allowed to shower only once a year. their escape plan years in the making. >> republicans did their job, major government stayed open. >> this is like giving you a ball of dog do. jillian: a high-stakes blame game breaking out in dc with 24 hours until the government runs out of money. have a trump administration is taking the immigration fight to the serene court. >> the legendary ken wilson. because of our tax cuts, can will save almost $2200 in income taxes. rob: meet the man who got an extra $2000 in his

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