are you doing, it's saturday, the fourth of january. we start with a fox fox news alert. i'm anna kooiman. storm killing 16 people turning much of the nation into ice. deadly low and extreme temperatures you can be expecting straight ahead. health care law hits another hurdle. forces a group of nuns to violate their conscience. can can the affordable care act survive this latest challenge? we have details coming up. move over superman. toronto's crack smoking mayor new action figure. rob ford. sign me up.

"fox & friends" begins right now. what's up? i'm l.l. cool jay and you are watching "fox & friends." >> i wonder if the action figure sings "one love." >> it has terrible dance moves. press a button and sings. >> and knocks over women. >> i think it's way more impressive than aqua man. >> you you are right about that aqua man least impressive super hero of all super heros. >> would you rather have a rob ford or aquaman? >> not even close. >> bitterly cold this morning. 16 people dead following a winter storm. thousands left without power stretching from minnesota to maine. >> the worst isn't over in industries eastern coast keeping an eye on flooding. most of the country breaks for a deep freeze on top of that little warm. >> there is a lot going on.

janice dean has everything you need to know about what's going on outside. >> good morning, yes. we are watching the temperatures drop. we actually could see record-breaking cold. this weekend and into early next week. taking a look at the temperatures right now. not too bad but we are about to feel the coldest air of the season. and i know we have been telling you weeks after week. but this is really happening. even colder air that we have been experiencing is on its way from candy. five in reappointed city. 8 in chicago. air temperature on monday in chicago is going to be mine news 10 that could be historic for them in terms of daytime temperatures. look at the lows as we get into monday and tuesday. this is not wind chill. this is actual air temperature. minus 30 overnight in international falls. minus 19 in green bay. minus 18 in chill. we could actually have one of the coldest nfl games on

sunday in green bay with the temperature around minus 5 and the wind chill in the minus teens to minus 20's. incredibly cold air. we have this new storm system moving into the northern plains and upper midwest, blizzard warnings in effect cold air southward as far as south as the gulf coast. they will feel colder than average temperatures. it will move eastward. boost of warm air. rain as it reaches the east coast. the cold air is going to it -- some of the coldest air we have seen this season. take a look at some of these first alert forecast temperatures. this is first alert forecast temperatures mine news 2 in fargo. international false. this is very impressive. we could set some all-time low records on the weekend and into next week. back to you. >> have fun at that green bay 49ers

what do you wear to that kind of a game? put heat packs in your pants. >> in your pants, everywhere. all over your entire body. >> hardy people of green pay. >> get to the rest of the headlines this saturday. a small court victory for the california girl declared brain dead after a routine tonsillectomy. a judge ruled mcmath can be moved to a long-term care facility. unclear how remove her. didn't order the hospital to inserted a breathing and feeding tube which is next to transfer her. insist she is brain dead. the family is begging for more time. kentucky senator rand paul making good on promises taking the president to court over the nsa sweeping surveillance program. paul anauncing on hannity last night that he is leading a class action lawsuit against the administration.

>> we now have several hundred thousand people who want to be part of this suit to say to the government and to the nsa no, you can't have our records without our permission or without a warrant, specific to an individual. so it's kind of an unusual class action suit in the sense that we think everybody in america who has a cell phone would be eligible for this class action suited. >> cuccinelli the attorney general of virginia is part of the initiative legal team. while you were sleeping, boeing union workers approve a controversial contract to keep production of the company's new 777 airplane. the unicon seeded some contention in healthcare benefits. the author fractured the machinist union urging members to vote. no boeing had talent to move the work elsewhere if the two sides couldn't come to terms. phil everly. one half of the record setting everly brothers has

died ♪ bye-bye love bye-bye happiness ♪ elbow loneliness ♪ i think i'm going to die. >> you know the song well. he and his brother rose to flame in the late 50s and early 60's. charted 35 top 100 songs like wake up little susie and all i have to do is dream. the duo was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. phil's wife patty says he died from complications stemming from lung disease after a lifetime of smoking. she added her family is absolutely heart broken. he also leaves behind two sons and two granddaughter, everly was 74 years old. love that song. wake up little susie. >> thanks so much, anna. the battle between the white house and the supreme court may be about to get interesting. surprise move. supreme court justice

sotomayor stay for little sisters of the poor, a stay for them to have this religious exemption where they wouldn't have to sign a waiver which would basically give them the further exemption having to issue contraception. obamacare mandate force religious institutions to have contraception. now the white house firing back saying they want the supreme court to get rid of that exemption. >> little sisters making the point even with this exemption they are forced to participate in distributing contraceptions what they believe are abortafasions. rather than let this go, there are many cases where the white house turns a blind eye to law breakers including many people sneaking over the border from mexico. in this case they decided to bring the full weight of the federal power and justice department to bear on these nuns and crush them. force them into submission.

>> listen to the lead council for the little sisters for the poor has to say about all of. this that form is actually a permission slip. that form under federal law authorizes and directs other people to provide contra at the contraceptives. they take care of the needy and take care of them until they die. they are not weasels. they don't weasel out of anything. they are catholic nuns. there are certain things they can't do. if the the piece of paper is really a meaningless piece of paper. why is the government threatening them with huge fines if they don't sign it the piece of paper is actually the key to the government system to get people contraceptives and abortion drugs. >> violate your core values and your religious beliefs or exor buy tantd fines potentially in the millions of dollars. the obama administration says this group, the little sisters of the poor actually has a church plan, quote, unquote, and, therefore,

this third party makes them not have to do it themselves and that they aren't advocating it and they aren't, you know, saying that abortion is good and that birth control is good. they are saying just the opposite and somehow the obama administration basically saying stop complaining, stop your belly aching. is this fair to these nuns? >> yeah. the "new york times" piling on top of, this also. "new york times" editorial board basically saying these nuns, they already had this exemption. this is a little slip of paper. they already have because they are a religious institution they should quit their whining, they should sign permission slip and not even worry about it? >> the "new york times" and the obama administration know more about their religious beliefs than they do? they are theologians now. the obama department of justice lecturing nuns. we know about catholic doctrine and you are not violating your own beliefs. the politics of this is clear. single women with master's degree they really care about this contraception

issue. and they have chosen that demographic over the catholic nuns providing hospice care to the dying. most milwaukeevelian macvelian political move i have seen in a long time. defense attorney lynn stuart of course you remember she was released from prison on tuesday, after many years in prison, actually, getting out because she has breast cancer that has gone into other parts of her body into her bones, actually. they have allowed it as a compassionate release. remember, of course, she was convicted of passing messages from sheik omar to his followers at the time. she was defending him. his followers back to egypt in an effort to blow up new york city land marks. she has been released of course from prison. now, the question is, how high did this go. did it stop with the judge? >> the other thing is people are saying, you know,.

she has been quoted saying she thought her sentence of 10 years was shockingly high. really? we could be missing five new york city land marks right now. >> thousands dead. >> thousands dead. she and everybody else in jail. by the way, a lot of people dying in federal prison right now. i think you can make a case on compassion grounds on all of them to be released. why her? why did it go? it looks like it went all the way to eric holder himself this request and he personally approved it that appears to be, why this person would espouse violence against the united states. against anyone who practices capitalism as she puts it why is she singled out for compassion? >> isn't there a reason for having these sentences and making sure that they stick and that they are tough because it sends a message to other people who may be thinking of helping out and assisting terrorists? >> jay sekulow a chief law

and justice talks about this whole holder angle. listen. >> it had to come from the director of bureau of prisons. the director of the bureau of prisons reports directly to the deputy attorney general of the united states. we know that the national lawyers guild upon which she was an active member of. >> they were pushing her all along. >> chopper i don't knowing her cause and cheering for her. prison is is a lousy place. she said eric holder modified the policies on these releases about 8 months ago. no way she got out without eric holder knowing. this it's impossible. >> funny how people whose main cause is hating the united states draw a lot of sympathy from a certain group of people internationally. desmond tutu felt bit to weigh in on this on her behalf. what is it about hating the united states makes so sympathetic to you. >> she gets out and she didn't apologize for anything. she says we have been fighting this for months. i'm surprise it's taken this long to get out. we have been fighting this

for months. she gets go home and relax in the comfort of her home. 18 months to live. could be years. who knows. >> bigger picture, too. are we getting too be too soft and sensitive. you heard from o.j. simpson that he wants to get out of jail too because -- >> -- of course he does. >> well, who doesn't? again, there are a ton of people dying horrible deaths from emphysema and cancer in prisons. and i personally feel sorry for every single one of them. i do. i can't help myself. why is it that the person whose crime was anti-american, mating the united states, why is she singled out? >> seems like fast track. >> weigh in on facebook today ff weekend. coming up on the show. remember when the president said al qaeda was on the run? not anymore. the terror group issuing a huge blow to american advances in iraq. how did this happen. veteran of the iraq war joins us live next to talk about it. >> move over superman. toronto's crack smoking mayor like you have never seen him before in action

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with it of the most important cities in iraq are the bulk of american lives lost for the war, are now undersiege and at risk of falling to al qaeda extremists, this report u.n. violence in iraq killed 8,000 civilians last year. highest numbers we have seen since the surge. war in iraq. this must be so bitter for you and for everyone who served in iraq to see the return of al qaeda to a country that we lost so many men in. >> yeah. it is maddening but it is also not surprising. this is a lesson -- regardless of how you feel

about the war in the first place, what happens when you end a war as opposed to try to finish it or win it create conditions for enduring success. instead, this administration decided we are out of here. and we are not going to sign a status of forces agreement. we left a fledgling government security forces maybe not capable of controlling that entire country. then syria blows up, which is the neighbor to iraq. a lot of violence is spilling now into western iraq, to fallujah to ramadi and you are seeing al qaeda take advantage of this situation. see are seeing al qaeda black flags hoisted in ramadi and fallujah. not conclusive that they will hold those towns. how maddening for a veteran to see al qaeda back in control of these towns we fought so hard for. >> not to mention the massive portions of iraq now controlled by proxy by iran. >> um-huh. >> here is what i don't understand. america earned the right to control, i would argue, the destiny of iraq. we earned it through the billions we spent. the thousands of lives we

lost. why did the obama administration decide that we are going to allow the iraqis who seem totally incapable of running their own affairs to run their own affairs. >> they decided this wasn't a war worth winning. if you remember the president said the good war was in afghanistan. they doubled down in afghanistan which they are now leaving early as well without maybe committing to that future. so they decided iraq wasn't worth it iraq was the bad war. regardless of what we invested and the success of the iraq surge in 2007 and 2000 2458 really pacified anbar province and created an opportunity, they said nope, you are off on your own. lessons in history tells us when you do that if security forces aren't ready and the government is not prepared it's going to slide in the wrong direction. then all that investment, money, blood that we made in that country just sort of trickles away and we see more and more violence. >> what a bitter disaster. and not just iraq but syria and entire region. this is rhetorical question but i have to ask it. what is the strategy, the administration's strategy for the whole region.

>> that's the $10,000 question. no one knows. the overarching strategy seems to be disengagement. lead from behind. lack of american involvement. you see it in syria with unwillingness to be decisive one way or the other. red lines that aren't acknowledged and then you have got iraq and afghanistan. iran we are cutting deals with the are regime clearly seeking a nuclear weapon. rogue elements whether it's al qaeda or iran or hezbollah, smell that weakness, smell that american absence and they take advantage of the void. that's what you are seeing in western iraq and see it throughout the middle east as this president and the president decides hands off, good luck. >> what a shame. i wish that strategy would work. i don't think anyone wants to be involved. >> no, no. >> thanks for joining us this morning. i appreciate it better check your statements a glitch at one of the country's biggest banks clearing out of the checking accounts of their owners. things can you do now to save on 2014 taxes. we have all the details of what you need to do to save a little money on your tax

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eliminate that money for decrease cost of living adjustment for military retirees approved in last month's budget deal. over to you, clayton. >> new year comes tax season a long way from april there are a few things can you do right now to save money come deadline day here are tips. >> hi clayton how are you. >> i'm doing great. happy new year to you. one of the first steps you talk about is getting organized. we always put it off until the beginning of april. maybe you say to start doing it right now. >> absolutely. clayton, we are talking about 2014 taxes right now. as we are starting off the new year, we want to try to save money on taxes we are. millions of dollars of spent taxpayers because they pay their taxes late. don't make estimated payments on time and incur penalties and interest. one of the biggest things you can do to save tax in 2014 is to plan out you're year knowing what your estimated payments are.

remember, january, april, july, october. that's when your estimated payments are due. don't make them late. be organized. you won't pay any penalties or interest. >> just makes it so much easier throughout the whole year. >> it really does. next tip is to contribute to charities. >> yeah. i mean, i'm going to talk about itemized deduction notice a minute. but there is a good chance that a lot of them are going to be itemizing a rot of our deductions this year. charities is a big thing that we should all consider. as we are looking out in the 2014, consider what charities you want to contribute to. remember, you don't necessarily have to contribute cash to a charity. can you contribute clothing, cars, personal items, a lot of of charities will accept those kinds of things. you get a fair market value of them and can you take a deduction for it i don't know, sometime in the next would you weeks, take a look around your house and think of things you don't need that somebody else might need and think about correcting them to a charity you can get a tax deduction for that. >> great tip there. how will obamacare shake things up in the tax system come this year. >> this will be a bit of a

controversial issue and different people will discuss either way. it may very well be that a lot of employers over the next few years are going to be going to low cost high deductible health plans because of obamacare. keep an eye on that, clayton. you and i might be maying more in our medical expenses, particularly deducted tillables for pharmaceuticals, drugs, out-of-pocket things if we have to go to an emergency room, for example. keep track of medical expenses because we might be able to itemize those deductions. we might no v. been able to do so in the past. now as medical expenses are going to be inseizing a lot of people are thinking and a lot of tax accountants like me are thinking clients are going to be itemizing on medical deductions. start keeping track of all of your medical expenses. lump them all together for your entire family because you might be taking that deduction next year. >> finally you say save, save, save. this is the best time of year to actually start front loading that with a 401(k) and other plans? >> yeah.

it really is i mean, we can can all contribute $5,500 apiece to an ira and if you belong to a company 401(k) plan, you can also make contributions there as well. and that is pretax contribution. so, this year make it a resolution to put money away. it's pretax stuff. one other thing, clayton, 529 plans are fantastic it. i have three kids that are in cleaning right now as you can can imagine. kind of high tuition. i put money away in a 529 plan it grows tax free overtime. you can really really save money when you pull that money out and put it into higher education. make that a resolution as well. save money, consider putting money away in a 529 plan. >> g marks great tips down there in philadelphia my home study. going to the game tonight 26 degrees game time. >> no way. i will be watching that on tv in heated living room. >> under a blanket. >> under a blanket. thanks, clayton, take care. >> coming up here on the show. it's the men versus women. round up of gender wars.

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multitasking? >> here is the real answer, nobody is good at multitasking. >> exactly. >> if i see one of my kids studying with head phones in or writing with head phones in. i know that person is not giving his all, actually. nobody -- you get distracted. you have noticed everyone is distracted? >> yeah. distracted drivers. how about that? you are texting or talking on the phone while you are trying to change your stick shift and change the radio and figure out where you are going on your map? >> what we're talking about is women drivers? >> oh, here we go. of course we have to turn things around. >> exactly. see multitasking on the road women drivers accident. busy putting on lipstick, looking in the rear view mirror, doing other things. >> this study just shows that women have adapted to what society, you know, yeah, what they want us to be able to do. we are expected to be mary poppins. say it all the time great mom cook and clean and help the kids with the homework and have a job and bake cookies at the at the same time for the class play. >> i agree with that

question not focused we know the amount of time it takes for your brain one task to another. open a window it takes a number of seconds get back to the task you were doing. so distracted. >> one thing at a time, thanks to female producer would he say he have another segment on how men are deficient. this time shopping. it turns out according to another study, probably written by women, male shoppers almost never admit to being ripped off and missing a bargain. women by contrast are acutely aware of what things cost and when they get cheated they admit it. >> this team looked at 1 the 7 women and 128 men from the ages of 18 to 7 a. they asked them to recall bad retail experiences. and would men be willing to admit that they got ripped off on buying that car? would they be willing to admit that they got ripped off on buying that sweater? turns out men won't do it just because it damages their pride to do it. women, they are likely to confide in their friends orntion yeah i got ripped off. >> is that because we are

chem mickly and biologically different or is that because society has made men feel like they can't ever stop and ask for direction. they can't ever cry. they should have this paternalistic attitude about life and be in control all the time? >> they should by the way. everyone always male pride. lack of self-respect. i don't think men. by the way, you know the best way so save money? don't buy stuff. >> yeah, it's true. that is my money saving plan. don't buy stuff. don't take the pleasure in shopping. >> would you back me up on the -- i think men are better bargain hunters and we can negotiate better. >> negotiating, yes. >> i always speak for like my family. my wife will apologize first. she will give people a reason to say no first. you are probably going to say. no but is there any way we could lower the price on this? no. okay. i was anticipating that. i won't take no for an answer. >> you know what things cost. what does a gallon of milk

cost? i don't know within $3. >> that's not your fault that you don't know you are getting ripped off so you that's why you are not sharing it? >> is my fault. i actively avoid commerce. that's why i'm a happy person. >> kind of like lessons we are learning from tucker carlson today. >> he doesn't eat. he really doesn't eat. remarkable. >> let us know what you think. friends@foxnews.com. weigh in on facebook page. ff weekend there. >> other stories making headlines. learning more about that tragic car crash that killed paul walker back in november. investigators say posh shah driven by walker's friend was going more than 100 miles per hour when he lost control and slammed into a tree and light post. the newly released coroner's report also says neither person in the car had any drugs or alcohol in their system. a multi-state manhunt is over for a killer who escaped from a south carolina mental hospital. jason carter accused of killing his own mother and stepfather is now in custody. he was found at a motel near

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his third on the day. tigers up 34-31. they end up winning 41-31. listen to this. could texas a and m johnny mandel, be the next athlete to sign with jay-z sports wear. johnny football was spotted at the same south beach nightclub as the rapper turned sports agent. jay-z got in some hot water with nfl players' association last year for possibly running afoul of league rules in the recruitment of the jets jino smith. cleared of any wrongdoing. not allowed to recruit college players until they go pro. manziel has yet to declare he is going to the nfl. all rumors around that say it likely had will happen. temperatures putting playoff fever on ice in green bay. sunday's playoff contest between the packers and the 49ers. coldest nfl game ever. rivalling the ice bowl of 1968. temperatures expected to be it at mine news five at kickoff. but it's a dry cold.

and they are expecting to drop as the night goes on. ice bowl also in green bay got down to minus 13. janice wasn't it like negative 56 degrees wind chill factor during that game. >> it it was it will be different this year because i think the field has heaters, right? >> they have heaters and the players sit on the heaters on the heated benches it? >> wasn't like that back in 1967. it was real hardy football. >> fans don't like heated benches. >> no, they don't. take a look at sunday's game in green bay. we think the temperature is going to be around 1 at kickoff. but then it's going to droput t. this is going to be dangerously cold air. so people are urged to stay indoors. some of the coldest air that this region has senile in three decades. we could shatter records. look at those first alert forecast wind chills.

minus 51 in international fallings. minus 31 in minneapolis. that's what it's going to feel like with the winds, winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. blizzard warnings in effect for parts of the plains and upper midwest. this is ahead of this next system that's going to drop southward and bring some measurable snow. 6 to 12 inches across the midwest. and the tennessee river valley up towards the northeast interior northeast. all along the east coast. it's mainly going to be a rain event. we're going to get a quick shot of warm air and back down to the subzero temperatures into next week. unbelievable weather. >> january anything, i will get my eagles kickoff report tonight a little bit later in the show. >> yell. actually the temperatures are going to rise throughout the game in philadelphia. it's like 14 right now. we're going to be around 28 at kickoff. >> weird. >> it is a little weird. >> always sunny in philadelphia. >> it really is. >> thank you janice dean. o.j. simpson begging the president for presidential pardon because is he being tested for brain cancer. should he get the pass like lynn stuart just did? we will debate that coming

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2014 is here. what trends can we say so long to now that 2013 is over and what should would he be looking out for? >> here with the very top trends is danny agnew from inside hook.com. thanks for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> you are seer of the future. what are the trends in travel going to be. >> 2014 is going to be the year we say goodbye to the hotel. [ laughter ] >> it's gone. >> yeah, it's gone. concept of sort of renting homes while we are away has

become very popular. you are sort of seeing for the more lux traveler emergence of one time stay or home away luxury rentals where you can get these really nice, sort of upmarket properties. you have got your town houses down in trebek can a. you have got in paris and villa in brazil where a lot of people are going to be traveling for the olympics. gets these really really nice places and feel like a local. ultimate luxury. >> hotel companies are not happy about b and b and fighting them of course. some near and dear. trend techs. electronics show kicking off this weekend. >> a lot of interesting stuff coming out. i think that you you are going to see a lot. hear a lot especially about the advent of wearable tech this year. you have got smart watches popping um all over. a lot of buzz around the -- for the announcement of the apple i watch. and while we have seen we have been talking about the google glass for a while. remember, this thing is not

even available to the public. once we sort of see how this effects people's interaction real day-to-day way. i think it's going to be interesting when you can watch a video of emeril cook while you have your egg in the marinade. foreign country and translate in own language. sit in meeting at work and watch. >> reminds you of vanilla sky and all of that piggy backs perfectly into health as well. you think we are going to be wearing a lot more technology. >> gadgets that keep track of your health. wear gadgets and pick update that and let's us stay informed about our own bodies. you have fit bit. nike fuel band gathering this information in realtime. translating to your smart phone there is a smart toothbrush that connects with your smart phone and connects with your dentist emails them it and let's them know your brushing habits. no more brushing at the last minute and telling your dentist have you been doing it the entire time which is interesting. also, you have sort of got

this concept of rewards for, you know, taking care of yourself with these apps that they connect, they give you, you know, to rewards for taking good care of yourself, discounts at stores, and free uber rides, incentivizes people to take better care of their bodies this year. >> predict the end of privacy as we know it tell us about entertainment. television has exploded. television is the new hollywood. a lot of creativity going on there. >> absolutely. i feel like you are seeing a lot of. films are great but it's more than just the big blockbusters. tv is a chance for tourists to tell more nuanced and more involved stories. shows like netflix, house of cards. david fincher and kevin spacey. people traditionally involved with film are moving more into tv. this past year we saw breaking bad become the biggest thing in american pop culture. i really feel like this is going to be the year who people who were traditionally involved with film are going to move into tv a chance to tell longer

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there you are. nice to see you. 50 minutes after the hour. is getting a disease a new get out of jail free card. this past week alleged terror warrior lynn stuart goes a compassionate release for having terminal breast cancer. now o.j. simpson has reportedly released a letter to president obama begging for his own compassionate release. he is being tested for brain cancer. let's bring in our attorneys. we have jonna spilbore and -- good morning, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> what are your thoughts on this? >> look, divlooble she should have been pardoned. >> lynn now? >> lynn, of course. this is a woman that had the greatest crimes against america. she doesn't believe in our value system yet now she wants to take advantage of being an american and play on our sensitivity to her illness. i don't see how this could be a positive. it was a 10-year sentence and now we are giving her a pardon so that she can now, in her own words gotten to

sloan kettering and receive cancer treatment. look, one in four people will die of cancer. when we sentence them should we at that time tell the jury they may get out. they may pardoned if they become ill. and is it something we are supposed to consider because we don't consider it at trial. >> yeah. it is a message that we want to send to people who would potentially wanting to commit crimes against the united states whether it be murder, kidnapping, robbery. >> you are saying if you are dying what hard you can do. >> take the famous names out of the equation for a minute. look at the rule about compassionate release. let's save the prisons for the young and viral. if you have a terminal illness. a cough, let me out of jail free, that's not how it works. we have to save room for the ones who truly truly belong. put the famous names back o.j. and lynn stuart. they were eligible for release. they will be eligible for release in a couple of years anyway. o.j.'s case.

how much harm are we causing the public at large if he we let him out as long as he is not golfing on the back nine again if he is released, if he is dying of brain cancer. paying to freedom more than to keep them in. there has to be some kind of consistency in sentencing. we can't just arbitrarily say when somebody all of a sudden becomes ill, wow, that's your get out of jail free card. then we have created a society that we can bank on 25% of the people in prison getting ill and getting out. >> trying to find a doctor.

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hello and good morning to you. it is saturday the 4th of january, 2014. i'm anna kooiman, we start with a fox news alert that killer storm that slammed the northeast turning much of the nation into ice. now, the new worry this morning, deadly cold. the extreme temperatures straight ahead. >> and remember when the president said al qaeda was on the run? not anymore. terror group innerring a huge american advances in iraq. how did this happen? who is to blame? >> and a world war ii veteran thrown in jail. his crime? he couldn't afford to keep his business up to code. the story you have to see and we will have you seeing red when we bring it to you shortly. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now.

oh, good morning, everyone. >> welcome. it's the very first weekend in 2014, and if you are just waking up, we're glad to see you. nice to see you, welcome back. tucker carlson, anna kooiman, clayton morris. look at the wind throughout whipping around this morning. i saw a group of rats getting on a bus to go to miami. [ laughter ] >> they are out of here. they are the first ones out of here. worse outside of midtown manhattan. 16 people are dead following that winter storm that packed snow and below zero wind chill factor. thousands left stretching from minnesota to the state of maine. boston, massachusetts got 18 inches of snow. but the heaviest fell north of boston in the town of box ford, that got nearly two feet of snow. >> storm also causing thousands of flight cancellations and a thousand delays across the united states. causing people to sleep on cots at the airports.

as people start to dig out the worst isn't over. keeping an eye on the flooding. most of the country now bracing for record breaking and life threatening cold temperatures this weekend. so bad emergency officials are even warning anyone spending more than 10 minutes outdoors could get frost bite. our janice dean following all of this for us. even the mayor of new york saying the same thing about central park. don't go out there and sled all day because you could be in trouble. >> i know, it's too bad because we have a lot of snow pack and kids want to play. but you really have to be careful you don't want them out for extended length of time with this dangerous, potentially dangerous wind chills that are about to invade the country. take a look at canada. these are wind chill values. okay, minus 56 is what it kneels like in yellow knife. wisconsin. places in ontario set records, winnipeg, manitoba, all of that is sinking southward. we will feel some of the coldest air we have felt in decades. the coldest air so far. i know we keep telling you that but it keeps happening

we keep setting records here. frigid mornings for mondays and tuesdays in international falls where it's -- not feel like, the actual air temperature is going to be minus 30 with wind chills around minus 60. looking at green bay, minus 19. minus 18. minus 18 for chicago. minus 14 on tuesday. and speaking of chicago, they could actually set records on tuesday with a daytime high of minus 10 and overnight low of minus 18. it's been incredibly cold in chicago. and this is our next system as this pulls in this cold air from canada. we're going to watch the snow fly as far south as maybe nashville, tennessee. so a lot to talk, about certainly those cold temperatures the most dangerous and pressing thing in the weather today. back to you. >> all right, janice, thank you so much. >> thank you, janice. >> four minutes after the hour. we have some other stories making headlines this saturday. kentucky senator rand paul making good on promises to take the president to court over the nasa's sweeping

surveillance program. announcing on hannity last night that he is leading a class action lawsuit against the administration. >> who want to be part of this suit to say to the government and to the nsa no, you can't have our records without our permission or without a warrant, specific to an individual. so it's kind of an unusual class action suit in the sense that we think everybody in america who has a cell phone would be eligible for this class action suit. >> ken cuccinelli the current attorney general of virginia is part of the initiative legal team. >> one half of the everly brothers has died ♪ wake up little susie ♪ wake up ♪ wake up little a susie ♪ wake up. >> phil and his brother don rose to fame during the late 1950s and early '60 os. they charted 35 top 100 songs including wake up

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lie. >> it didn't quite end like you thought it was going to. our first look at the "sports illustrated" cover girl other movie the other woman. she plays one of three women who find out they are all in the relationship with the same man so they come together to plan revenge on him. the other woman is out in theaters in april. >> who is the man? >> does it matter? >> all right. thanks, anna. well, forget al qaeda on the run as the president has promised. as it turns out al qaeda is insur jest in iraq two key iraqi cities iraq and fallujah the department has taken over completely this after the u.s. left the country in 2001. >> yeah, the sunni military tantsz tied to al qaeda bachingsly called them al qaeda. an area hard fought by allied forces there. and 1/3 of all americans killed in iraq, killed to

secure the anbar province. imagine it strikes me as amazing if you are a veteran who served in that war waking up this morning to find out that maybe many of your brethren were killed fighting there. in those battles in fallujah and ramadi and now it's lost to al qaeda this morning. >> yeah. well, we have lost a lot of brave americans service members there without a doubt. when you hear about bob's being placed on politician stations there mayor's office "boston globe" up. black flags synonymous with al qaeda being set up there. you make makes you think is al qaeda really on the run like the obama administration has wanted to say. did we make a mistake in leaving there with such a young government and not having. >> abandonment. it's actually a moral crime. saddam was evil. one thing he did was kept his lawmaker extremist under control. once you overthrow saddam you have a moral obligation not to allow islamic

extremists. it's exactly what has happened. not just al qaeda but also iran. and the obama administration sort of standing back saying well, what will be will be and the people of iraq can choose their own fate and their destiny. no, we have earned the right to have a say in this should the deaths of our soldiers and the billions we spent in that country. it's notes just as simple as leaving. >> you recall that president george w. bush signed that into law in 2008, right before he left office. that then extended for another number of years through december of 2011. we got out in 2011. but criticism being heaped upon the obama administration for not renewing that status of forces agreement. and enabling maybe tens of thousands of troops to stay there. listen this-to, this a.p. reporter grilled spokesperson over this he very issue. did the united states abandon iraq? listen. >> can you just address the suggestion in one of the earlier questions did the

united states abandon iraq? >> well, i would fundamentally disagree with it. just because we don't have troops on the ground doesn't mean we don't have a continuing close partnership with the iraqi government. >> was it not the administration's preference to keep a number of troops on the ground in iraq. >> i'm really not going to relitigate. >> i'm not asking you to relitigate. >> can i finish? >> yes. i'm not asking you to relate gait it. was the administration not interested in concluding with the iraqi government. >> i'm just not going to go back down that road. >> the answer is yes, okay. >> do you want my job and you want to answer? >> it's not relitigating it. the question is, what is the iraqi government left to do right now? what they are left to do is partner with russia. we have been sending weapons to iraq. they haven't been using. things that they haven't even needed. they have had to partner with russia to get the proper helicopters they are needing to fight militants right now. the united states says we are sending drones. >> did you just watch that exchange? these people are so unbelievably incompetent and so totally out of their

depth they can't even answer basic questions. like basic questions like what is the plan? what is our strategy? do we -- if a country says, you you know, we are governing ourselves. do we acknowledge that they have the right to self-determination and just let democracy take its course? a plan for middle east. syria biggest human rights of this decade. we are doing nothing. iraq is falling completely below the horizon. >> syria, afghanistan, of course you want to make sure that we don't make the same

element in iraq that would train the air force, that would train the army, instead, obama decided for political reasons that he would evacuate, he would call it a great victory. obama liquidated it and as a result, he has created a vacuum which iran has come in, al qaeda is strong. not only now in iraq but also in syria. and it is a catastrophe. >> so he brings up a great point. training the air force. so they actually can use the aircraft that we're sending them. we are sending billions of dollars a year to iraq, giving them aircraft that they don't know how to use. so this seems to me an absolute failure of strategy. how you can you not have people that are training them how to use them. we are spending billions of dollars on aircraft. can't use collective dust they go to russia to get the proper equipment they need. >> iran was empowered the second saddam fell. we have an obligation to make sure that this country

doesn't become more dangerous to us. that's not happening. a lot of americans, me included would love to just away and let that part of the world deal with itself. that's just not an option, unfortunately. it's really not. >> colin powell reminded president george w. bush at the time if you break it, you fix it you have to end up owning it and we haven't. let us know your thoughts on that, friends@foxnews.com. weigh in this morning. i would love to hear from veterans who served in iraq waking up hearing this news too. >> 12 minutes after the hour this saturday morning. the healthcare law hits another hurdle. this time obamacare has the administration forcing a group of nuns to violate religious beliefs. county affordable care act survive this latest challenge? >> and ever wonder what your dog is thinking? of course you wonder that. good news. you have got details on a new device that will translate his thoughts into english. do you believe it? ♪ a little less talk ♪ if you please ♪ a lot more loving ♪ is what i need

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and return those gifts at a same low flat rate. religion is back at the forefront of the obamacare key bait after justice sonia sotomayor granted temporary reprieve to catholic groups who want to opt out of the birth control mandate. >> the obama administration responded on friday by asking the supreme court to keep in place that requirement that certain religious affiliated groups cover birth control and other reproductive health services and their employee insurance plans. so what happens from here? jordan sekulow executive director of the american center for law and justice. he joins us now from washington, d.c. jordan, good morning. >> good morning, tucker. >> so this seems like a really inactive contempt by

the obama administration toward people of faith. why would, of all the people bending the law in the united states of america, why would the obama white house send the justice department after a group of nuns? >> because they don't consider the nuns to be the same as a church or religious employer. the obama administration did something different, tucker here. they tried to distinguish when it comes to the h.h.s. mandate which is really a bone they are tossing to groups like planned parenthood and others to force on religious organizations that don't meet the standard to be considered churches. so like the little sisters. and the administration says in their lawsuit, the applicants are nonprofit nursing home. they don't say they are a nonprofit group of nuns. so they try to make this distinguished. if you are a religious organization. well, you don't have to comply if you self-certify but your insurance company can then give people with that form free birth control. the only way you would get free birth control. free abort faces, free

sterilization is if you get a insurance plan from these organizations that can self-certify out of it. it it doesn't make much sense. it's accounting gimmick. >> caught theial board in the "new york times" yesterday saying basically they should get over it stop whining. they are already exempt. nothing to see here, look away. all they need to do is sign that little piece of paper. that little permission slip essentially and then they already have the exemption. just forget about it. >> and that's what is so bizarre here is that by signing that piece of paper, they are waiving, in a sense they are endorsing the obama administration's position here that though they oppose giving out, and including this as part of their insurance plans, need these abort faces, catholic organization that in fact by signing that their employees could go to the insurance company, which a third party, they don't get to control, and then can get free, now they call it free birth control. but ultimately, these elm plol employees wouldn't have access to that option.

if they didn't get insurance plan through the organization that opts out of this. so there is no way really to stay out of the hhs mandate requirement. and the administration here, what's interesting, in 37 pages, which is why i think we haven't gotten a response back from justice sotomayor, she may have referred this to the whole court because it was such an intense response from the department of justice. they tried to distinguish the little sisters of the poor and group of nuns from hobby lobby a private company. what you can see is this administration extremely concerned there are two private companies that have cases before the court that have injunctions against the mandate that aren't religious. their owners are so if they can get an injunction at least until the supreme court decides whether this is a violation of the first amendment rights of these groups or organizations or companies and their owners, then certainly you would think that a group like the little sisters would have an even stronger argument. >> so the nuns stay violates their conscience on religious grounds the "new york times" and obama

administration apparently know more about catholic theology than this order of nuns. pretty unbelievable. jordan sekulow joining us. >> thank you. >> coming up on the show. meet the pistol packing 90-year-old who sent an armed robber running. best video you are likely to see all day unless you have got something better. send it to us. >> is your new year's resolution be to sleep more? it should be. put down the toothpaste. watch this segment next. how toothpaste and other surprising things may be sabotaging your sleep. so stop brushing your teeth and go back to bet. [ me announcer ] this is the story of the dusty basement at 06 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall f roble avenue. ♪ this magic momt it is the story of where every great idea begins.

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oh, it's that time. time for your news by the numbers. first, 141. that's the number of regulations posted by federal agencies in the first three days of this new year. most deal with energy and environmental issues. no more light bulbs for you. next. 6.6 million. that's how many people visited pope francis at the vatican just last year from his election march through december. 4 million more in how many visitors benedict got in 2012. finally seconds. second winner of the 648-million-dollar mega millions jackpot finally has come forward. northern california celebrated the win by quitting his job. good luck to him. anna? >> sorry, boss, not coming into work today or ever. folks, do you ever find yourself tossing and turning way too often, left dreaming of a way to find a dwight sleep. some sneaky sab tours could

be to blame how we can can combat them. a lot of couples fight over the thermostat. actually, if you are too warm and cozy that may be a bad thing? >> that's right. your body temperature always drops right before at nighttime you want to make sure that you cool down before bed. this means putting the thermostat somewhere between 60 and 68 degrees fahrenheit. >> that's cold. >> ideal temperature. and, you know, you want to make sure that you are not going into bed with too many flannels. if you are too warm. that's when you toss and turn and you don't reach those deeper stages of sleep potentially. >> okay. there you go. also, our toothpaste could be a keeping us at night. >> toothpaste minty flavor to them. mint can actually make you feel more awake. either want to use something like a bubble gum flavored toothpaste or strawberry or using the mouth wash. instead of using a

peppermint use a tongue scraper to. it doesn't have minty flavor. >> use it in the morning: cinnamint flavor. >> that's almost on the brink of being too minty. do something different to switch it up. >> allergies, the sniffling and sneezing keeps us up. i guess dust mights can get in our pillows. >> almost 20 million people suffer from dust might allergies. sometimes you don't know you have an allergy. they live in your pillowcases in your mattress. when you wake up and have systems like a sore throat or cough or dry mouth. that's an indication that you may be suffering from allergies. so, instead, to combat this, make sure that you are cleaning your linens with hot water every single week and change your pillows at least every two years. that way also make sure that your house is clean so vacuum using a help pa filter. >> lemon any fabric

softener. >> anything citrus is going to energize your levels and make you feel nor awake. don't use those lotions with citrus or lemon. >> lavender is great because it calms you and gets your body ready for sleep. >> our phone can keep us awake whether it's the text mels sages emails or even the lights. >> we all know it's a bad idea to check your emails and text messages before dead. the light that actually indicates that your phone or device is charging oftentimes it's blue. and those blue wave lengths have been known to keep you awake. put it in a different room or charge it in the morning. >> that's so hard. >> you can do it. >> but it's a good idea. >> do it in the name of getting more shut eye. >> thank you so much. >> 27 minutes after the hour. world war ii veteran thrown in jail. his crime? he couldn't afford to keep his business up to code.

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[screams] [ laughter ] >> that's your shot of the morning. jennifer hudson surprises her personal assistant with his very own new house. >> that's nice. >> the reaction is priceless. hudson posted the video to hundred sta gram and says is he by far closest friend they have been friends since the sixth grade. a new house. >> that's lovely. >> i couldn't tell if he was happy or upset. is he happy. >> i thought he saw a mouse. >> you never know. >> so from a nice story to this outrageous story. an 88-year-old world war ii veteran his name is kenneth newt sen, he described hisself as the salt of the earth kind of guy. he found out that his office building that he owns, they basically called his office zone a public hazard zone because he hasn't been able to update it. now he is being thrown in jail because he can't repair

his business. >> he was literally thrown in jail by a judge. he says he cannot afford -- you are watching pictures right now of that -- he owns a jewelry store and he has been there for a long time. doesn't make a the lo of money. and a judge threw him in prison because he could not afford to make repairs. i have to say this is also appalling story. trend of law abiding american citizens being treated suspects of their government and mistreated by the authorities. >> fined 100 bucks and thrown in jail. this poor man says i can't afford the $10,000 it was going to cost to fix it. and then they tried another way and said how about a thousand dollars? he said literally there is no way that i'm going to be able to afford this and keep my doors open and put food on my table. >> is he barely staying afloat now. he said his jewelry store business is dying and the beauty salon he owns next door is barely keeping him

him and his wife of 66 years. i actually met a small business owner in california in san jose who said that they had wanted to build an outside seating zone for their business. they did to bring in new customers, obviously, hiring extra wait staff to accommodate that outside space. they got it approved by the city. the city comes back and says this isn't up to regulation. you already approved it you came out and signed off on it? >> no, that was other person that signed off on it. >> the root of all these stories is there a human being. machines don't make these machines. the root of democracies are individuals who are behaving like pharisees who are making legalistic and stupid decisions blinded by the law to the human cost of this. you think the judge would say, you know what? maybe this guy is breaking some kind of ordinance here in our town. not going to send an 8-year-old world war ii veteran ho has never committed a crime to jail because he has a crack in his building. >> flip side of it thrown in jail is incredibly extreme outrageous. but, at the same time, you

do want the wall to get fixed it f. it's against code enforcement and they are afraid the bricks can r. going to fall and hit somebody on the head. but throwing somebody in jail an american hero who is 88 years old? i don't think so. >> common sense in case case-by-case basis. execute him and no would do that again. a balance between wanting people to obey the law but be reasonable in the way you apply the law. maybe that's the lesson. >> 35 minutes after the hour. more saturday morning headlines. learning more about the tragic car crash that killed walker back in november. investigators now say the porsche which was being driven by walker's friend roger roda was being more than 100 miles per hour when he lost control and slammed into a tree and light post. the coroner's report says neither walker or roda had any drugs or alcohol in their systems. >> three day schools are opening in joplin missouri almost three years deadly tornadoes devastated that

town. those twisters killed 160 people in 2011. feature tornado safe rooms which can house not only the school's entire student population but also more than a thousand additional people. an ohio man proved you are never too old to fight back. 90-year-old george hicks chased off an armed robber at the laundromat that he owns. hicks saed money then shoved him. that's when he grabbed his own gun. >> did he take any money? >> no. no. when he saw me, i jumped up and went for my gun. when i went for my gun, i said i will blow your [bleep] brains out and he was gone. >> that's a tough old man, isn't it? the suspect has not yet been caught. hicks says hes started keeping a gun after being robbed and beat up at his laundromat in 2010. how terrible. now, have you ever wondered what your dog is thinking? researchers are working on a new device that will make it

possible. no more wolf as it is called uses censors to pick up dog's brain wave patterns and translate them into english. pick up thoughts like who are you? i'm hungry, and i'm tired. >> did you like my dog voice there? right now it's still being tested but scheduled to debut this april. the only question i have i think it's always about belly rubs and puppy trail and treats. if he has done something bad or eaten a piece of clothing or shoes of mine or gotten into the trash does he know? some people say they don't know can't punish them after the act. >> divilt is the most obvious of all emotions. you don't need to put a tin foil hat on your dog to know what he is thinking. >> two hours past since he swallowed that shoe. he is not remembering. what are you yelling me about? squirrel. >> hey, let's check in with janice dean, she is outside. >> hey, janice.

>> hello. >> hi. >> i'm trying to find people. >> rocky balboa. >> no one is out there. are you crazy? >> i'm going to find somebody but right now there is nobody out here except the weather girl. imagine that. let's take a look at what's going on outside. as i do some boxing. here is your wind chill what it feels like. it feels like three here in new york city. it feels like 3 in cleveland. 8 in chicago. 123 in minneapolis. but it's going to get colder than that we have got some of the coldest air we have seen in decades moving into the northern plains and the upper midwest. these are first alert forecast temperatures. not wind chills. okay? minus 21 in fargo. minus 32 in international falls with the wind chill it's going to feel like close to minus 60 in parts of northern wisconsin and minnesota. crazy cold. green bay, wink. look at monday. minus 13. that is the air temperature. minus 19 is the overnight low. and then tuesday, it warms

up a little bit. and then by wednesday you are putting on the shorts at 9 degrees. the wind chill is going to be frigid. dangerousry cold in this region. storm system we are going to watch bringing potential 6 to 12 inches of snow. wintry mix as far south as memphis, tennessee and then it's going to come up the east coast. the good news is we are going to have a little bit of a warm judgment mainly lay rain event sunday into monday. back to the artic chill as all of this cold air moves southward and eastward. there are your winter weather advisories ahead of this next storm system. hey, you guys, what are you doing out here? come here for a second. are you freezing? where are you from? >> from texas? are you doing okay? what are you doing out? >> i'm freezing. >> looking at the lights? name and town real quick. >> houston. >> i'm lauren from cypress. >> you are dressed warmly very appropriately. that's a good thing. have a good morning. >> thank you. >> okay. see you guys in there.

>> come on, in janice. it's unbelievable. it's warm in here at night. coming up here on the show, new year means new laws, 40,000 of them to be exact. a snapshot of some of them. crackdown on who you can take pictures of. >> and do you love the hotel mini bar? of course you do. why it could soon be a thing of the past. we will have the the horrifying details coming up. >> no more $30 m&m's? ♪ [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses.

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i ink we both are clean freaks. i used to scrub the floor on my knees. [ daughter ] i've mastered the art of foot cleaning. oh, boy. oh, boy. oh, boy. [ carmel ] that drives me nuts. it gives me anxiety just thinking about how crazy they get. [ doorbell rings ] [ daughter ] oh, wow. [ carmel ] swiffer wett. you guys should try this. it's so sy. oh, my. [ gasps ] i just washe this floor. if i didn't see i wouldn't believe it. [ carmel ] it did my heart good toee you cleaning. [ regina ] yeah, your generation has all the good stuff.

[ daughter ] oh, yeah. welcome back. 43 minutes now past the hour. quick headlines for you. doctors say former first lady barbara bush is making good progress at a hospital in houston. not saying when she will be able to go home. 8-year-old former first lady was admitted monday for pneumonia. you may want to start packing your alcohol when you start traveling. hotel mini bars may be going away. a new survey revealed

travelers prefer socializing in hotel lobbies instead of drinking the booze by themselves inside their room. hospitality expert say the mini bars are becoming too expensive for hotels to maintain. so tucker travel with a bottle of begin in your bag. -- gin in your bagging. >> i do, clayton. new year means many new laws. approximately 40,000 of them. new laws revolutions, regulations were approved by the states last year. a reporter for campus reform.org. she joins us this morning with a sampling of some of the 40,000 new laws. let's start with rhode island. the state has now banned the ability of employers to ask about criminal records? >> not until an interview. >> box job application can't have that anymore. >> be convicted of a felony? >> right, exactly. and it's second chance.

if they wanted to do that looking at people who committed nonviolent crimes who have prison sentences or criminal records. rather than blanket not allowing employers to ask about criminal history at all. >> don't i have a right of knowing if someone i'm hiring is a rapist. >> employers have a right to decide how to go about choosing their employees. >> it's unbelievable. so the irs is clamping down on tips. because apparently waiters make too much money. they are getting too rich. we are going to crush them now? >> right. that added gratuity for large parties they are saying, servers can't take that home as a tip. it has to be added to their paycheck which is going to add so much paperwork that most restaurants aren't going to do that a lot of these people are young and we talk to these college students at campus reform who are already sick of student debt all of the associated cost of obamacare. and they are trying to hike the minimum wage but then they are taking away this private solution to the problem. it's totally the wrong way to go about it? >> unbelievable.

illinois another mismanaged state has increased the use of red light cameras and speed cameras. >> no. they are putting them on school buses now. so stop sign cameras, speed cameras, red light cameras are not enough. getting creative how to use surveillance to take motorist's money and it's especially bold. because, in chicago, there is ongoing federal investigation about the use of red light cameras. that's still going on and they are adding more. >> does anyone even pretend this is for public safety? this is a flat out revenue raiser. >> exactly. >> why don't they put trained cameras on their state employees if they show up for work or if they even exist have they thought of that. >> no. >> california, not surprisingly 800 new laws. new gun control, banning beach fire pits which is like the last good thing in california. what else is going on in california? >> they are actually regulating pictures that are taken in public spaces. there was a law that is saying it's intended to protect children of public employees, but, basically

it's so vegas what can happen is if you take a picture in a public space and someone who is the child of a celebrity or public official happens to be in the photo, you can be convicted of this and sentenced to a minimum 10 days in prison. >> why, because pictures steal people's souls? >> i have no idea. especially in california. such a huge part of the economy is celebrity reporting, all of those sorts of things associated with hollywood. and they are going to make it terrifying for these people. >> the state has a right to take as many pictures of your kids as it. as usual the law applies to you but not the people making the law. >> right. exactly. >> i see a theme here. joining us from campus reform,. >> thanks for having me. >> just join a gym for the new year? i bet you have. dos and don'ts for how to

behave when you get there including showing up late for favorite class? should you sing on the treadmill? winter blues how about shaking them off with a vacation. great courtney scott is here with deals on winter give aways ♪ ♪ es

don't need me to tell you it's freezing out. now that the holidays are behind us and being so cold outside it might be easy to

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easily. boutique style, modern, flat screen tv, rain showers, all the lux details. >> palm tree next to this pile of snow out here. >> i know. >> on 48th street. what about puerto rico, rio grande? >> yeah, about 19 miles east of the san juan. right now puerto rico hotels rupp to 45% off on travelocity.com. this was about 30% off. it's the grandma leah golf resort in rio grande. it's $178 a night. and it's on a lush, peninsula, tropical beautiful region. and the rooms are all suites. so that's really great if you want to bring your family down. it's close to the national forest. tropical rain forest and lucio beach. beautiful part of the country. you do not need a passport to get to puerto rico which is great. >> how warm is it right now. >> it is steamy. >> i will take steam request. >> the rivera mya in mexico. tell us about this one.

>> this is a gorgeous boutique hotel, nine rooms, palm luxury hotel. right in the charming central district of -- close to the archeological sites, my an ruins. tulum is hot on my list for 2014. >> where do you fly in to there. >> cancun. it's an easy quick jog over. >> maui. you don't need a passport for that. >> you do not. maui is beautiful this time of year. 1430. $1,430, seven night stay, departing from seattle and staying at the westin ocean resortvillela. gorgeous region. great little district to walk around. you can do the very close by. the. sunrise is speck dark. best way to get the vacation

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good morning to you. it is saturday, the fourth of january, 2014. i'm anna kooiman, we start with a fox news alert. millions of people being warned to stay indoors. this as dangerous and potentially deadly temperatures settle in across half of the country. what you need to know before you head outside. >> and it's big government vs. the little sisters of the poor. the white house forcing a group of nuns to violate their religious beliefs in order to comply with obamacare. governor mike huckabee here to weigh in on that. >> and is this really what happens when men try to multitask? >> dad, dad. >> just make a grilled cheese sandwich with an iron and call it a day. we are separating fact from fiction or not. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >> hey, this is joe thighsman and you -- theismann and you are watching "fox & friends." all friends of mine. >> thank you some.

debate this and whether or not men can actually handle the multitasking or not cut out women do a better job of it. >> i used to love when my dad would be left in charge if mom was out on business. he would let us have soda with dinner. >> have you ever seen a movie or tv show in which the dad is legitimately impressive? has there ever been one? >> are you claiming discrimination here. >> it's so interesting. most of them are made by men. >> cosby show. ran bow. >> ran bow? >> he was impressive. >> he was a good dad. >> he was a great dad. >> all bumblers and. >> i have been saying it for years infuriate me dads look like dolts. honey when you get off the couch. you better have this cleaned up. >> same thing with father's day cards. so one to find a good one sleeping on the couch drinking beer. >> my dad gets up at 5:00 in the morning and hardest human being i have ever met in my life. let us know what you think about that.

deadly cold winter weather out there, 16 people dead now following this winter storm, below zero wind chill, thousands left without power stretching from minnesota to maine. boston, massachusetts getting 18 inches of snow. but the heaviest falling north of boston in boxford with newly two feet there. >> the storm also causing thousands of flight cancellations. nearly a thousand delays across the united states. forcing people to sleep on cots at airports. see begin to dig out. the worse still isn't over. coastal cities are keeping an eye on flooding. most the country bracing for record-breaking and some casings life threatening cold temperatures this weekend. so bad, that emergency officials are warning that anyone spending more than 10 minutes outdoors could get frost bite. for more details our own janice dean standing by at the weather center. >> i think they are going to close schools across the upper midwest. some of the wind chills are going to be really really dangerous. some of the coldest air that we have seen in decades. i know we keep telling you that like every weekend. this really is the coldest air that we have seen thus

far. and it's coming courtesy of our friends in canada. look at the wind chill where rick reichmuth was last week minus 55. is going to come back here and go oh, it's nothing out there. minus 38 in chomps and minus 38 in win winnipeg. feels like 10 in chicago and 7 in kansas city and 11 in new york. it's just going to get worse as we go through time here. minus 53 is what it is going to feel like international falls tomorrow morning. and this is just going to continue to spread southward and eastward. look at minneapolis. daytime high on monday, minus sp. your overnight low minus 26. that's not a wind chill. some of the coldest air we have seen in decades here. we could set records and also going to watch this winter storm which we will talk about at the bottom of the hour. back to you clayton and tucker and anna. >> all right. dana, thank you so much. three minutes after the hour here. here are other stories

making news headlines this saturday. small victory of the california girl declared brain dead after a routine tonsillectomy. a judge ruling 13-year-old jahi mcmath can be moved from the hospital to a long-term care facility. it's still unclear how the family will move her though because the judge revved to order the hospital to insert a breathing and feeding tube which are necessary to transported her. they insist she is brain dead and will not recover. the family hopes she will recover if she is moved. an australian ice breaker ship continuing its trip home carrying 52 passengers from the ice lodge russian expedition. the passengers were rescued on thursday. the ship couldn't leave until given the all-clear from the snow dragon. that chinese ice breaker also became stuck in the ice following thursday's helicopter rescue. the snow dragon crew will try to break free today. while you were sleeping. members of boeing's largest union, the machinists 751,' 751. narrowly voting to improve

the company's latest contract proposal. the contract will keep the 777 x project in washington state. the unicon seeded some tension in healthcare benefits. against the contract would have forced boeing to take its project and thousands of jobs somewhere else. it was the second night of her las vegas show when, oops,. ♪ ♪ >> oh, boy, well, she kept it up somehow. brittany spears suffered a major wardrobe malfunction. like a seasoned pro-she kept on dancing. the backup singers quickly tried to fix the outfits. interesting about those lip synching. >> i doubt she noticed. >> governor mike huckabee joins us this morning. ask to you comment on that story. >> hopefully i will not have

to comment on wardrobe malfunction. >> you definitely won't. >> happy new year great to be with you guys. >> their new years resolution hassle nuns more. the administration has gone after sisters of the poor. >> >> yeah. >> is this part of the larger con itemization for people of religious faith. >> when you go after a charitable group that has deep religious convictions but activities has nothing to do with politics, has nothing to do with really underprivileged people in our entire culture. all they want is ton left alone. and you would think that the first amendment would be pretty clear in leaving them alone. but not under this government. i think our founders would be absolutely stunned if they ever thought that the justice department of the united states would be doing everything possible to push the little sisters of the poor contraceptive coverage which they by moral implications don't want to do. this is government gone wild. >> fighting this is a

lawsuit though the "new york times" comes out and piles on in editorial. >> what a surprise. >> this was amazing piece if had you a to read it quit their whining because they have already got the religious exemption. they have already got all of that in place. they have to sign that little waiver, that paper then that gets it to the third party to hand out. >> all those catholic theologians of the "new york times" interpreting catholicism for the nuns. >> always helpful when you have the "new york times" theologians as they are giving doctrinal incite to the catholic church. it's outrageous. more importantly what they are saying is that the little sisters of the poor can relinquish responsibility doing what they're opposed to do. i have been asked to shoot tucker. i'm not going to shoot tucker because i think murder is wrong. but it's okay if i pay clayton to shoot tucker and then that way my hands are clean. >> we have a whole segment on that coming up. >> morally my hands are clean. >> i will object but anna wants it done.

that's all i'm just trying to point out here today. >> good to go. >> that's idiocy. utter idiocy. not just about the moral implications. it's the bigger issue of religious liberty. and at what point does the government have a right to he will us you can believe but only so far? can you believe that only so much you can practice your faith. but only until it comes in conflict civics. go back to our constitution it was supposed to be the other way around. the government is not to infringe upon our freedom. not that we're supposed to ingring on the government's aauthor authoritarianism. >> little sisters for the poor trying to say with regard to this certificate and signature take a listen to what he has to say. >> that form is actually a permission slip. so that form, under federal law authorizes and directs other people to provide contraceptives, sterilization, they take care of the needy, elderly

of our society and they care for them with dignity and love until they die. they are not weasels and not trying to weasel out of anything. they are catholic nuns. they have religious beliefs that they live by. there are certain things they can't do. and if the piece of paper is really a meaningless piece of paper, then why on earth is the government threatening them with huge fines if they don't sign it? >> the piece of paper is actually the key to the government system to get people contraceptives and abortion drugs. >> justice sonia sotomayor issued a stay just before it was going to kick in. we are not sure where this is going to go. do you have any speculation you would like to make. >> i would be shocked if the supreme court ruled against the little sisters, but then again i have been disappointed in this supreme court repeatedly. just from a legal and moral standpoint, i think it's going to be very hard even for the liberal justices to somehow believe that it is the courts desire to join the justice department in imposing heavy and gargantuan fines against a

charity that doesn't have any money. that's crazy. >> well, rush limbaugh weighing into the lack of controversy around president obama taking his vacation out in hawaii. typically you hear griping about presidents taking a vacation. particularly when your signature laws is rolling out and going into place. rush limbaugh had this to say about it take a listen. >> what matters more to me is what obama is actually doing. his signature program is a total lie. his signature program, he lied to people. you keep your plan, you keep your doctor if you like it. people now can't even get insurance. people who thought they were insured aren't and can't get treated. they're being untreated. going into hospitals and they don't have insurance they think they have signed up. it is an absolute disaster. and he is snorkeling in hawaii. forget what the media is saying about it, which is nothing. and we all know that if it

were george w. bush, the media would be taking the occasion to drum up hatred, downward approval numbers and everything else run him out of office double standard. >> interesting piece by carl. he pointed out during 8 years of the bush administration, something bush didn't get credit for. the bush family stayed at the white house until after christmas day in order to let the white house employees, white house staff, secret service, other people be at home with their families, then they would go somewhere, but not until after christmas. they did it for the sole purpose of trying to have some respect for the fact that there were hundreds and hundreds of people so ho if this moved and went somewhere for christmas, the bush family, all these people would have to go with them. you never heard george bush getting credit for being that conscientious and considerate. >> you never hear anything about a 17 day hawaiian vacation. the one good thing about it

look i'm not complaining about it i haven't had to hear a obama speech for 17 days. i'm happy about that part of it. >> that's it. if you think the guy is dangerously wrong and also totally incompetent, and i think he is, you are glad when he is not working. as someone who lives in d.c., these people tie up the streets with their secret service motorcades more often and more thoughtlessly than any president in history. when valerie jarrett goes out to starbucks they shut the city down. she has secret service. that's ridiculous. >> they act like kings. >> it is absurd. >> thee they need to be held accountable for that. >> we lost the concept that government is to be a government of servants. servants to us. i understand security but sometimes it goes ridiculously too far. >> will you stick around with us, governor? the city down to to. keep you here. >> too cold to it leave. >> is he going to be sticking around because we will be talking about this. "new york times" blaming the benghazi attack on video. could it be because they are

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welcome back. 16 minutes now past the hour. the "new york times" releasing controversial report on benghazi saying al qaeda was not involved in that attack. now some critics are saying the report is designed to help hillary clinton in 2016. are they really ready to endorse? the great governor mike huckabee is back with us. do you read that paper?

>> not unless i'm just, you know, lining the bottom of the dog cage or something and seeing what's on there. >> oh, wow. >> the "new york times" has become one of those unfortunate relics of the past, the tragedy is people are not reading the "new york times" or paying much attention to it. they would argue well, it's because of the medium. the forum, you know, the idea of print. it's not. it's the content. it's not the medium itself. it's what is in that medium. the medium has become so compromised. one thing for editorial pages to take a sharp position but when news pages take such a sharp point of view that's so obvious. i have always said if you read a news story about yourself and makes you mad your quotes are not legitimate. if it's about you and your quotes you will accept it and say they quoted me right. i wish they hadn't. i really said that stupid stuff. >> hillary is still going to have to answer for that one big comment she made. why, at this point, in time, does it matter? well it, does matter because we still don't know why four

americans were murdered. >> i'm sorry, charles krauthammer said he didn't think it was going to come back to really bite her. will it really matter. >> i think it will matter. not in the form of the press. the press won't touch it. but this is a golden opportunity to take two commercials and put them together. one is hillary's commercial from 2008. the rings at 3:00 a.m. who do you want answering it and then her saying what difference does it make? i would put those two together and i would run that thing, put a million dollars behind it and say if it does matter, let's hope the phone doesn't ring at 3:00 a.m. at hillary's house. >> you have already written the ad, that's a brilliant ad. >> governor, coming off the holiday some people may not have seen this piece in the "new york times" that basically said that the attack in benghazi was over the video again, that it was spontaneous and then al qaeda didn't have a hand -- basic lit the same talking points that susan rice pushed on all the sunday shows. they were the same things. the "new york times" i believe we have a statement that they are making about hillary clinton.

they say that we have not chosen mrs. clinton. we have not chosen anyone. can i can also state definitively that there was no editorial newsroom conspiracy of any kind. so, do you buy that when all these points are the same talking points that susan rice basically made in her place and she wasn't on the shows? >> well, that whole thing has been so utterly discredited that it's laughable. almost as if they went back and found some junior copy boy who ripped out the wrong piece of the file and he got one dated september 12th, 2012 and he handed it in and said benghazi. they ran with it without checking it ever since that week or that month at least, people have known it wasn't the video. it wasn't spontaneous. it was a carefully planned attack where they had the ability to have cord nantz on top of the roof position to kill people. so they knew what they were doing. and it was clear that this was not just some uprising about a video they had never heard of. >> yeah. well the "new york times" disagrees. they also know a lot about

catholic theology. they will let us know this week. what's on your show? >> we have a great show bobby schindler the brother of terry schiavo will be with us along with collin ray who is the head of the foundation for terry schiavo. we will talk about the jahi case. i think this is an extraordinarily important case. the basic question that we're going to try to deal with tonight, whose life is it anyway? this little girl is it the government's? is it the medical facility's? or should mothers and fathers still be the primary caretakers of their children? this is far bigger than one little girl. this is a story that if we don't get right, we're basically going to give the government and third party individuals who have no connection to us powers over us we have never dreamed of giving. >> scary. >> he yes, it is. >> totally worth watching. >> thank you. >> 8 p.m. on the fox news channel. thanks, governor. coming up here on the show, just joined the gym for the new year? you probably shouldn't do this. >> 98, 99, 100, yeah!

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we're going to try to make you laugh this saturday. gym members resolve with to get fit in 2014. regular gym goers are not usually opening them with open arms. what are the dos and don'ts at the gym. talking sports etiquette. joanna chase joins us. >> hi anna, how are you. >> i'm great. thank you for something. not social hour and not yapping on the phone with other people. we also should not be doing this. ♪ you make me feel ♪ you make me feel like a.

>> better leave the singing for the shower. >> i'm trying to work out here. >> sorry. >> you say this really is a problem. >> people are singing. and we actually saw a girl on the tread hill doing the very thing while we were there. >> we were trying to film this segment there was someone doing that yes. it's annoying to your fellow gym goer. we want to be courteous. we want everyone to have a great time. save the singing for the shower as she told you in the video. also your cell phone. you don't want to be answering phone calls. texting is okay. keep it on silent. but, yeah, let's just make sure that everyone's visit is great. and courteous and respectful to everybody. >> the next one, we should not leave a mess. check this out. >> all right. last set, i think i will move on to these. let's see. that's a little heavy. i think i will done. let me get those later. what, seriously? your momma does not work here. so that's not a good idea?

how come? >> not a good idea at all. obviously you want to use the equipment. it's everywhere. you have to like work through what you want to work out try to find the proper weight. also it's a hazard. again, your momma doesn't work there. you want to clean up after yourself. how would you want to walk into the room after someone worked out? you know, you want to go into it with a nice clean slate and be able to pick out your weights and have a good workout. you don't want to clean up first and then work out. >> let's not act like toddlers and leave our toys out of the toy box. >> tossing weights also a bad idea. watch this. >> 98, 99, 100. yeah! woo! [ laughter ] >> didn't really do 100 of those by accept curls. but, you know, you can really hurt somebody else in the process, right? >> absolutely. also damage the equipment. could have hit the mirror there. you could have hurt your ownself or somebody else. for safety reasons and for

equipment use reasons you want to not throw the weights. if you can lift it, then you can put it back where it those. >> okay. a lot of people are getting on the group exercise bandwagon not wanting to pay extra for a personal trainer but you need to be plight -- polite and not come in late like this. >> heels on the floor, slowly. >> i think we have got it don't we? okay. we actually have one more then. and how about the not trying to fill up your water bottle while other people are standing in the fountain line. let's watch this one. >> a little bit more on this one. >> really? >> oh gosh. >> got a couple more. >> come on. any day now. >> oh my gosh. >> we're all thirsty. >> serve going come on, lady, what are you doing? this is an issue. >> it is an issue.

and, again, it's about being aware of people around you, being courteous and respectful to everyone around you. it's okay to fill up water bottle. take a look maybe the spinning gottle just got out and 13 people behind you wanting a sip of water. step out of the way and go back and refill your water bottle. as far as the one we missed with the group exercise class and coming in late what is the etiquette on that. >> you do want to try to arrive early. sometimes you can't always do that we don't want you to not go into class if you made a little later. so be really quiet. it's like sneak in to the back of the class where it's quiet. you know, go in quietly, set up your thing, don't come in throwing your stuff around, talking on the cell phone, again, respect, courtesy for everyone around you to make everyone's experience a lot better for the new year. >> joanna from the new york sports club thank you so much. >> thanks, anna. >> 28 minutes after the hour on this saturday morning. is this really what happens when men try to multitask?

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look at that shot of the morning. taken by a photographer fox affiliate in washington, d.c. he and his daughter smash their faces in freshly fallen snow. the outcome? looks like their snowy faces are three dimensional. >> this is so cool. >> looks that way to the pictures but not to the naked eye. >> i had no idea. must have just been the exact consistency of that snow. pretty powderly wasn't great for snow balls. >> let's check out for our meteorologist to see if she advises us to do that. >> you have to be dressed appropriately in a hat like this. >> the tuk snemplet. >> thank you so much, aaron for lending me your

beautiful hat. it's all about the fashion. talk with bruce horn who is mr. handyman. you are going to tell us how to shovel properly. there is a way to do this. >> there is a way to do it. the best thing to do is to make sure you have the right tools for the job and also to prepare yourself. >> okay. show us. >> and mr. handyman, we he have all of our technicians have the best equipment. it's very important. >> what's this called? >> this is called the snow ball shovel. what's really important is that you have a shovel that fits well to your body. this has multipoint handles. it has a nice curved blade so you are not bending over which is very important. right? >> yeah, absolutely show me, let me do it. >> cupito me to hold that? >> yeah. what do die? >> best thing to do is just push rather than lift. this is very hard snow so it's going to be difficult but if you can push it rather than lifting it. >> now what about my body? am i doing this right? should i be kneeling. >> back straight. >> back straight. knees bent. and when you want to lift, make sure you put your hands

on the handles and use your knees. >> oh, yeah. okay we have to talk about injuries because 11,000 people go to er have shoveling. >> we do. you are going to burn 200 calories shoveling snow. very important to be prepared. >> what's next? >> limber up. warm up your muscles before you start. >> look at this baby. this is a snow blower. it looks like it fits a daytony person like me. >> this is a battery poured snow blower for those who don't want to have this your newest activity and do a self-assessment whether whether or not you are up for the job. it's a great tool. it's very light and i think you could actually probably. >> can we start this baby up? >> we can. >> let's do it. >> that's the on switch. >> like the cadillac of snow blowers here. >> push that button and hold the handle back. >> okay. hold. this. >> and pull this handle back. >> okay. oh, it's purring like a cat.

okay. what do die? >> oh, sorry. i hope i didn't hurt anybody. nobody is being injured in this demonstration. i don't know. that's not bad, right? and where with k. can we find out -- oh my gosh i have mr. handyman all snowy. where can we find this information. >> all this information on the handyman web site www.mr. handyman.com. there is tips and we have all of these tools online for you to take a look at. and, again, it's just having the right tool constrict your blood vessels. want those muscles to be nice and relaxed. use your knees. >> dress appropriately. >> dress appropriately. i should have a hat. i don't. >> you you should. it's very important that you are prepared and have the right tools for the job. >> taking this baby for a spin. >> janet -- janice, it will

be springtime before it's uncovered. >> at least it's getting janice a little bit toasty. getting her heart rate up making her work. >> that hat is amazing. >> the lower east side. she will get down there by mid summer. >> 37 minutes after the hour now. rest of the stories making headlines this hour. kentucky senator rand paul making good on promises to take the president to court over the nasa sweeping surveillance program. paul announcing on hannity last night that he is leading a class action lawsuit against the administration. >> the question here is whether or not constitutionally you can have a single warrant applied to millions of people, so we thought what better way to illustrate the point than having hundreds of thousands of americans sign up for a class action suit. >> ken cuccinelli the current attorney general of virginia is part of the initiatives legal team. >> we're learning more about the tragic car crash that killed actor paul walker back in november. investigators now say the porsche, which was being

driven by walker's friend roger roda was going more than 100 miles per hour when he lost control and slammed into a tree and light post. the newly released coroner's report also says neither of them had drugs or alcohol in their system. we have seen him riding a horse shirtless in siberia. you have seen him fishing shirtless again on the river. president putin took to the sky hand gliding in russia to lead a flock of young birds. this time he is hitting the ski slopes in so muchy. showing the 61-year-old shedding some powder a month before the 2014 winter olympics. his office says putin plans to inspect all of the olympic venues over the next few days. >> shirtless? >> i can't wait to see him bobsled. >> a couple of stories out this morning that stick men against women once again. a new study. this is probably the largest

study ever done looking at men vs. women as it relates to multitasking. it turns out that women are far better than multitasking than men. in fact, men do singular tasks, they sort of stay focused on one task. women though can handle holding the phone up to their ear doing curling irons and all sorts of things at the same time and they do it better than we do. >> the results of the study performed separate task with the same speed and accuracy. women 61% slower on mixed task. 77% of men slower on mixed task. >> nobody ought to be multitasking. few two tasks at once you are not doing either one. >> either do your homework or write a paper or listening to music or playing a video game. you are lying to yourself. you can't. >> really the only thing can you do is take a walk at the same time and maybe practice, think about what you are going to do if you are trying to learn a new language. take a walk. it gets your brain bump

pumping, gets blood flowing to your brain. you cannot do multitasking. a study comes out and shows what the brain does when you switch task. you lose precious moments every time you decide to switch between a of course attachment in fact, you have to recalibrate and go back to the previous task that you were focused on and you lose precious time. >> when was the last time had you a conversation with someone where you felt like the person was paying total attention to what you were saying. when you felt like the person was, in other words, not distracted? >> not very often because we are doing stuff like this all the time rirkts? >> everybody is distracted all the time. >> you physically cannot listen to two conversations at one time either. if you are over here talking and i'm over here talking, your ears just listen to one thing or the other. same sort of thing with multitasking. >> not looking at someone not straight on, your eyes are distracted. this is what drives me nuts. ever get this from someone they ask you a question like oh, how has your new year's? they look up and go right back to their phone. what that is saying is i'm asking you that question but i really don't ware what the answer is. i care about more what's

going on here hunting and pecking. >> our viewers are weighing in on this. while mothers are great multitaskers i remember my mom's favorite go-to expression when my brother and i were overwhelming her with my request i can only do one thing at a time. little did he she know? >> actually, she was right. a little old fashioned vermont wisdom. talk thank you, tom. email us this morning and let us know your thoughts. ff weekend is our facebook page and weigh in on that. coming up here on the show. veteran helps open a sanctuary for wounded warrior and then gets slapped with $20,000 tax bill. the outrageous reason is he being asked to pay up for helping his brothers in arms. >> sticker shock at the grocery store. while you will be paying higher prices for beef the next time you hit the supermarket. more affordable alternatives for the dinner table. all of them palatable coming up.

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next guest 38 acres and a million dollars to create a retreat for wounded soldiers. organization is a nonprofit officially. so, imagine his surprise when he got a $20,000 tax bill from the state of virginia. we are joined by ken folk 21 year combat veteran and founder of the bolder retreat for military and wellness. how did this happen? a nonprofit being assessed 20 grand tax bill? >> yeah. we -- you know, we didn't think any taxes would happen. on the retreat because, you know, in the state of virginia, and most in lou done county, it's pretty clear that most nonprofits are exempt from personal property taxes. and, what we did is applied through the county's web site and got a letter back about two months later saying that there has been a moratorium on exceptions since 2008. but it was never on the web site or anything. so, surprise, surprise, two

days later there is assessors on the site and we got assessed with about $32 million in improvements to the land and then received a tax bill that was, you know, commensurate with that assessment. >> so you take plan and improved it solely for the benefit of wounded veterans and the county punishes you for that? i guess you can look at it that way. i'm optimistic. we he had a vote in october at the county board and they voted against lifting the moratorium. they went back to vote in november. the moratorium has now been lifted. and what that means is that we can can apply again between now and april, and hopefully they will make the exemption prior to that. >> well, i hope you shamentd them into it. our viewers are seeing pictures of your retreat bolder crest on the screen. it's beautiful. tell us about it. >> well, my wife and i -- i'm a retired navy bomb

disposal technician. i was here in washington stations and just retired from the navy when the first wounded bomb tech started coming back from iraq. and we started a small foundation primarily to pay for emergency relief for these families to be bedside by their wounded loved ones while they were here in the d.c. hospitals then walter reid and also bethesda. and in 2010, i was in georgetown doing a master's degree and i zip up wisconsin avenue in the evening to visit some of our families and just so happened to be the worst two years of combat injuries in afghanistan. 10 and 11. and we started bringing these families out to our home which is about an hour away from bethesda. primarily just to get away from the hospital environment and needed a home cooked meal. and basically we realized that we wanted to do more and bolder crest retreat not just for this bomb disposal community it's for any and all wounded warriors and their families. the work with the small group of bomb disposal men and women is what inspired

it. >> it's hard to think of a better cause. what happens if you don't get the exemption from virginia? >> that's a good question. i think, you know, one of the big frustrations is, you know, we never built this into our budget. so our donors, you you know, when you donate to a nonprofit you are hoping that your money is going to the work that's being done. and so i am hoping i don't get any, you know, upset donors, at the end of the day, we have got to pay the tax bill. you know,. >> lou done lowden county, virginia should be ashamed of themselves. i can't control -- thanks a lot for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> remember the president said al qaeda was on the run? not so fast. the terror group issuing a huge blow to american advances in iraq. it turns out they run two of the country's biggest cities now. they have even planted their ominous black flag outside fallujah. how did this happen and who is to blame? more on that coming up and,

beef prices on the rise. still satisfy your taste buds though. next, best alternatives that won't break the bank. cheap meat that's good. stay tuned.

welcome back. u.s. cattle prices hitting a record high friday setting the stage for more sticker shock at the grocery store. this while americans are expected to pay 3.5% more for beef this year. what are more affordable

options? >> fairway meat market consultant joins us this morning. let's talk chicken this morning. i'm excited you brought in white meat for me today. >> absolutely. with the prices going up, take advantage of the supply and demand created right off the holidays. everyone using boneless breasts, cutlets. right now the chicken thigh is the unforgotten part. >> it's not the white meat, but the thigh is more flavorful. >> still chicken and lower in fat. richer. this time of year in this cold weather, it's not bad to eat a little richer in your diet because your body does need some fat. >> price tagwise? >> boneless breast $3.49 to $4 per pound. the thigh you can roast, bake it slow cook it.

i brought in korean-style chicken thigh. not fatty. >> this is thigh or breast? >> thigh. tremendous more flavor. >> you're right about that. that is delicious. >> i'll take that home. >> let's talk about meat and some of the high-end cuts. prime rib versus some of the sirloin steak prices is interesting. >> prime rib roast, steak houses are full of people for the holidays. the porter house and new york strip steak. the steak that follows that steak is the boneless sirloin steak. a true steak cut. great flavor just like your porterhouse steak. this is boneless compared to with the bone. these will be $12 to $14 with the bone compared to $4 to $6 a pound. >> this is always less expensive, not just following the holiday, any day of the week? >> absolutely. >> that looks like you get a lot

more meat in this one. >> first, remember it's a true steak cut. not something we are calling a steak. it's got that same postal. a boneless, piece that thick, you could feed four to six people. >> look at the price on the screen. >> i cooked that, too. did nothing too it. threw it on the grill so you could taste the strong great flavor in that beef. >> how about the roast? >> roast, great time of year for roast. again off the holidays, a lot of missing cuts of meat. the rump and the bottom round roast, $5 to $6 a pound right now. boneless chuck, which is from the front and has great flavor, great for this time of year, great for slow cooking, that's $4 a pound, $4.50 a pound. >> if you're somebody who the more expensive meat, what happens to appeal to you than the less expensive, can you freeze it? all these types of meat you brought in?

>> key to freeze meat is freeze it as fresh as you can. soon as you buy it, get home, freeze it right then and there. freezer paper, freezer bag dated, then you'll be good. you'll keep the freshness and flavor a good six months. if you let it sit, that's not good. >> happy new year. >> coming up on the show, 11 attorneys general are sue iing obama administration claiming the fixes to obamacare are unconstitutional. one joins us live next hour. marines are delaying part of the fitness plan for women because half the women in boot camp were failing. is this fair or foul. ♪ should not all those presents make the cut ♪

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good morning to you, it is saturday the 4th of january. we start with a fox news alert. from digging out to that deep freeze, the killer storm that slammed the northeast turning much of the nation into ice. the deadly low and extreme temperatures you can be expecting straight ahead. remember when the president said al qaeda was on the run? he spoke too soon. the terror group now hoisting its flag over a major city in iraq. how did this happen and who is to blame? a world war ii vet thrown in jail, crime? he couldn't afford to keep his business up to code. a few bricks cracking on his wall. he's in jail now. "fox and friends" hour four starts right now.

hello. >> good morning on this saturday. >> getting people fired up on facebook and twitter is about women, many of the females failing the pull-up portion in the military test. is this a good idea to lower standards? is it a bad idea? >> they fight different wars. they fight the easier nerf wars. >> it's a different battlefield. >> weigh in on that. >> it is freezing. send us your snow pictures this morning. they are finally digging out. it is so cold here in the united states and so cold here on the east coast this morning, at least 16 people are dead following that winter storm that packed snow and below zero wind chills. thousands left without power stretching from minnesota to maine. >> the heaviest snow falling north of boston, massachusetts getting nearly two feet. >> storm causing thousands of flight cancellations. nearly 5,000 delays across the united states forcing people to sleep on cots at airports.

>> i was in one this morning. thousands of people at new york's jfk airport stuck overnight as people begin to dig out. the worst isn't over, unfortunately. most of the country is bracing for record-breaking and life-threatening cold temperatures. janice dean is braving the cold in manhattan with the latest. >> i found a lady that has a rivalry hat here. what is your name? >> jane. >> where are you from? >> minnesota. >> this cold air we are feeling in new york is nothing for you. >> not really, not even the snow. >> what are you doing here in new york? >> having our vacation and we got stranded for two extra days. >> oh, my gosh. >> we love it. >> your hat looks fantastic. let's look at some of the these temperatures. very cold across much of the country as this next arctic front moves in. we are going to see pretty much almost all of the country feeling the deep freeze. in some cases temperatures we haven't felt in decades here. 5 is what it feels like in

minneapolis. zero in rapid city, 31 in kansas city. we have yet to see the coldest air of the season. i keep telling you that, but this is happening. this is not wind chill. this is actual air temperatures overnight. green bay minus 19. chicago minus 18 with daytime highs minus 10, minus 11 on monday and tuesday. we could actually see the coldest game, one of the coldest games in green bay on sunday. the air temperature is going to be minus 5 with wind chills more frigid than that. that is our next storm six 6 to 12 inches across the midwest and the northern plains. the big story, of course, is the cold air. we'll try to find more people braving the cold air. thank you, jane. nice to see you. >> what a sweetheart. >> hi, minnesota. >> you almost can't wear too many layers today. freezing. >> thank you so much. we have other stories making headlines on this saturday

morning. a victory for the family of the california girl declared brain dead after a difficult. it is unclear how the family will move her. the judge refused to order the hospital to insert a breathing and feeding tube to transfer her. the hospital insists jahi is brain dead and will not recover. phil everly one half of the everly brothers has died. ♪ wake up little susie wake up >> you remember this song. phil and his brother wrote to fame in the late 1960s. in 1986 the duo was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. he died from complications

stemming from lung disease after a lifetime of smoking. her family is heart broken. he leaves behind two sons, two granddaughters, everly was 74 years old. this year's flu season is spreading fast. the flu virus is widespread in 25 states from ten states last week. the majority of cases are in the south. doctors say the cases right now look like a typical flu season which usually peaks in january or february. calling up a small community of nuns in spain to wish them a happy new year. the nuns can't pick up the phone. he left them a voice mail in spanish. what are the nuns doing that they can't answer the phone? i am pope francis? i wish to greet you in this end of the year. i will see if i can call you later. may god bless you. you don't want to miss that call. pope francis calls back a few hours later and was able to get

through. the people's pope. there is a development in the white house battle against nuns. little sisters of the poor, to be specific, having failed to tame al qaeda and get syria under control. it is a catholic order that operates a hospice for the terminally ill. the white house decided they must comply with the obamacare regulations that require employers to provide birth control to their employees. they have sicked the justice department on these nuns. >> they have no case. all they have to do is certify themselves to get the exemption. the nuns say that violates their religious belief to sign and admit to this permission which would give a third party to give out contraception on their behalf at the little sisters of

the poor. we had governor huckabee on the show earlier talking about this. he said this is the government gone wild yet again. listen. >> part of the total disconnect with reality. when you go after a charitable group that has deep religious quicks, but whose activities have nothing to do with politics, has to do with helping the most underprivileged people in our culture, all they want is to be left alone.u think that t amendment would be clear and leaving them alone. i think our founders would be stunned if they thought the justice department of the united states would be doing everything possible to push the little sisters of the poor into providing some type of contraceptive coverage which they, by moral implications, don't want to do. this is government gone wild. >> if you remember just before new year's day before the contraception mandate was

kicking in. justice sotomayor issued this stay, they have to case because of this third party. governor huckabee said this is like if i wanted to kill clayton i could hire tucker to do it and my hands would be clean. well, no, that is not the case. i don't want to kill either one of you. >> now we have video evidence of you saying that on the air. if i'm not here on the show tomorrow. >> the point is, nuns get to translate catholic theology as they see fit. eric holder does not know more about the catholic doctrine than the little sisters of the poor. they are nuns. they are the world experts on what violates their conscience. >> it's clear the white house, the reason they sent this massive brief back which was 37 pages, the response the justice

department response to sotomayor is they don't want to set a dangerous precedent if this group which has more of a religious reason to have this exemption, if that gets put on the books, obama care begins to unravel at the seams all across the country. that's why the obama administration came back so quickly with that 37-page briefs. >> what does it mean to private misses who say we may not be a religious organization but it's against my core value. >> i want to show you a piece of tape. this is one of the most revealing things i've seen in a long time. you may have seen al qaeda announced they are in charge of two key cities in iraq. 12 years of war, thousands of americans dead, many billions spent fighting in iraq. now ramadi and fallujah under their control. associated press report asked

this question of marie harp who is a long-time obama campaign hack, what happened here? watch this exchange. >> can you just address the suggestion in one of the earlier questions the united states abandoned iraq? >> well, i would fundamentally disagree with it. just because we don't have troops on the ground doesn't mean we don't have a continuing close partnership with the iraqi government. >> was it not the administration's preference to keep a number of troops on the ground in iraq? >> i'm really not going to relitigate this. can i finish? >> yes. i'm not asking you to relitigate it. was the administration not interested in dealing with the iraqi government? >> i'm not going to go down that road. you want my job? you want to answer. >> what is the point of a spokesman who won't ask a simple question.

the administration lost control completely of iraq at every level. >> how dare you ask that question. >> exactly. shut up, she explains. >> no. it's a discussion we should be having now about the policy of the middle east now. our support dried up in iraq. the programs and weapons munitions we are sending to iraq are going unused. they are going unused collecting dust. you know why? they don't have the training they were supposed to have to use them. the aircraft, the air force training that was supposed to take place did not happen because we did not renew our policy with them to actually keep troops there to train those individuals. >> thousands dead, billions spent and iran and al qaeda control iraq, not us. >> right. what's happening now is two major cities where we lost a lot of brave americans, 1/3 of the casualties in fallujah and ramadi in the anbar province has al qaeda black flags flying above flies stations that have

been set fire, militants are occupying mosques claiming they are going to join the fight for jihad. the ceo of the concerned veterans for america was on the show earlier. he weighed in on this and said we should take a look at history and make sure it doesn't repeat itself. >> it is maddening, but it is not surprising. this is a lesson, regardless how you feel about the war in the first place, what happens when you end a war as opposed to try to finish it or win it? create conditions for enduring success. instead this administration decided we are out of here. we are not going to sign a status of forces agreement. we left a fledgeling government, security forces maybe not capable of controlling this country, then syria blows up which is the neighbor to iraq and a lot of the violence is spilling into western iraq to fallujah and ramadi. you're seeing al qaeda take advantage of this situation. >> he thought we would have tens

of thousands of troops in those training missions. that status of forces agreement would be renewed by the obama administration. i would like to hear your thoughts waking up hearing about a huge section of iraq being controlled by al qaeda. especially if you served in iraq and fought so valiantly. >> or lost a loved one. can you imagine the bitterness seeing this in the newspaper this morning? >> let us know your thoughts on that. coming up on the show, 11 attorneys general suing the obama administration claiming the fixes to obamacare are unconstitutional. one joins us live next. i ke prilosec otc each morni for my frequent heartburn. zero heartburn. becat wohoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. mmm! this is delicious katie. it's not bad for canned soup, right? pfft! [ laughs ]

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the law with their so-called fixes to obamacare. "the fix is flatly illegal under federal constitutional and tatry law. the only way to fix this law is to enact changes lawfully through congressional action." we are joined by one of those attorneys general sam olen of the state of georgia. how do you feel the obama administration violated the law after obamacare passed? >> the president has the responsibility to faithfully execute the laws. he does not have the ability to decline to follow the law. so there's been numerous supreme court cases on this issue, the last major one being hector versus cheney in 1985 so the administration can on a case by case basis sometimes decline to bring prosecution, about you can't in a wholesale fashion

decline to follow law passed by congress and signed by the president. >> yet that is exactly what this administration has done time and again. by your definition seems a very cut and dry case of the administration, flagrantly violating the law. >> the legal term is standing. you need to show a significant injury. sometimes that injury is not immediately apparent and may take time. i'll give you an example. the insurers that set the premiums based on folks going to the exchanges rather an having these waivers may sustain a loss whether it's three months, six months or a year down the road. when they sustain a loss directly related who those fixes and waivers, they would have standing and the ability to sue hhs and the administration. but before you have an injury you just can't sue simply

because the law is not being followed. >> here what is confuses me. a political matter. the white house executive branch is usurping powers that are the work of congress and bypassing congress. why isn't congress as a group flipping out? >> by definition you have one political party content for the president to take over and you have the minority party that is challenging the president's actions. congress is not working together saying, hold it, article 1 is congress. we have a role in government and this president is usurping us. harry reid is perfectly happy for the president to do his work. >> subverting the constitution in the process. >> absolutely. >> mr. olens thank you for that explanation. the marine corps delaying part of the fitness camp for

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good morning. 23 minutes after the hour. do you have to do pull-ups to be a combat marine? that's the question after the marine corps delays its pull-up

plan. we are joined by two former marine captains. good morning, thanks for being with us. i would like everybody at home to see the differences between the men and women on this fitness test. for the women, three pull-ups minimum, eight for a perfect score. men do three minimum, 20 for a perfect score. many women were not able to do the pull-ups, a flexed arm hang. i'll start with you gunnery sergeant. what do you think about the differences in the plans to begin with? >> my problem isn't so much the differences, it's that the marine corps didn't prepare these women to succeed. they decided to send them to boot camp and not have them prepared. does that say the women can't do it? no. the marine corps did not train them effectively. for me, that is not a positive

statement for the marine corps to be sending out about the females who are there to put their lives on the line for the captain. >> captain, what do you think? should it be delayed because the women are failing or is this a bad idea to begin with? >> i don't think there should be a delay. i always believe there should be a single physical fitness standard for marines regardless of their gender. a marine should be able to do pull-ups, period, regardless of whether it's a guy or woman. they set that single standard. they need to enforce that single standard. they will be able to achieve that single standard. when i was a commander i did pull-ups, we didn't separate the women from the men. we were all marines. we can do this. like any athlete, set a goal and achieve that goal. >> what do you think? being a fitness person there is one way to get over an own stackle. you don't necessarily have to pull yourself up.

you can use a leg or something else this has been a huge point of contention for people who say women don't belong in combat positions. >> this isn't about a physical fitness test all senders should have. you're not going to lower the standards for men and grade the standards for women. the physical fitness is not equali equality, it's about fitness. we need to set a standards they are going to accomplish. my problem is you don't set them off to training and not have them able to meet that standard. you train them. what happened? how do we have 55% not graduating, succeeding at this mission? women belong in the marine corps. i spent 20 years supporting infantry and combat operations. it's a hard job. we can't take that away from our ladies. train them so they are capable of doing this and not embarrassing the corps like this. >> captain, three pull-ups, it's the same minimum for both men and women, but when 50% of the women are failing, does that mean there needs to be some sort of delay or what's the best plan

for integrating women into these positions? >> measuring fitness is the wrong place to go about doing this. if you look at test scores, many become weaker over the course of 10 to 15 weeks of training because your body is broken down. if you want to build muscle mass, you need to do it over longer periods of time. i would like to see our recruits prepared before going into boot camp. if they are not training in high school or college, they are not going to be ready to knock out 20 pull-ups in boot camp. >> a lot of people fired up this. thanks for that fair and balanced debate. >> next on the rundown this video from the sugar bowl is sweeping the web. a mom dives into a group of

students and attacks. this morning that mom is speaking out what she says happened. a world war two veteran thrown in jail? the most outrageous story of the morning. ♪

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shot of the morning this morning, united states army releasing some of their pictures from 2013. the pictures posted from the army website range from deployment to training in the field and one showing a soldier holding a huge python. the soldiers themselves taking most of the photos posting a description where and when it was taken. welcome back. >> the set looks very blue from here. >> the ice and the cold. >> it must be. want to hear an amazingly outrageous story? an 88-year-old man in kansas has been thrown in jail. why? for breaking the law. >> what did he do? >> i'll tell you what he did.

he couldn't afford to fix the wall of his business. a jewelry store he says makes virtually no money. it supports he and his elderly wife. he is an 88-year-old world war ii veteran. what you're looking on the screen right there, a crack in the brick. >> apparently was going to cost him $10,000 to fix. that was going to be too much. local government said $5,000, can you do it for that? he said i can't do this. otherwise i can't put food on my table or keep the doors open for my business. we'll fine you $100 and throw you in prison. >> jeff from pennsylvania writes, so we can send an 88-year-old vet to jail for code violations, but we release a lawyer convicted of aiding terrorism. what a country. of course referring to the now disbarred lawyer lynn stewart released on tuesday. >> maybe this guy should have sided with terrorists. 88-year-old thrown into jail for lack of money to repair a

cracked wall. i thought debtor's prison was illegal in this country. >> and sharon from pennsylvania, "so america lets terrorist accomplish free and jails a vet for code violations?" >> our facebook page is up and running. >> of course, you want the bricks fixed. what if one was to hit somebody on the head or something like that. about you code an enforcement appears to be taking this too far. >> it really is ridiculous. it's still cold outside. i'm going to boca. >> i'm frozen. headlines. the rest of the stories, kentucky senator rand paul making good on promises to take the president to court over nsa sweeping surveillance program. he is leading a class action lawsuit against the administration.

>> the question here is whether or not constitutionally you can have a single warrant apply to millions of people. we thought what better what i to illustrate the point than having hundreds of thousands of americans sign up for a class action suit. >> we are learning more about the tragic car crash that killed actor paul walker back in november. investigators say the porsche was being ridden by his friend and was going over 100 miles per hour when he lost control and slammed into a tree and light post. the coroner's report showed neither of them had drugs or alcohol in their system. an ohio man proves you're never too old to fight back. the 90-year-old chased off an armed robber at a laundromat he owns. the man demanded money and shoved him. that's when he grabbed his own gun. >> did he take any money? >> no. when he shoved me, i jumped up

and went for my gun. i said i'll blow your brains out and he was gone. >> the suspect has not yet been caught. he said he started keeping a gun after being robbed and beaten up at his laundromat. that happened back in 2010. this video from the sugar bowl is sweeping the web. a mother confronts a group of students. one guy calls her a dirty name as she is walking away. she dives in and attacks. this morning that mother is speaking out saying the group was taunting her 16-year-old son. the students say she started it by smack talking early on in the game. mom not sorry after the video went viral overnight saying she would do it all over again if she had to. oklahoma upset alabama 45-31. you coming back? >> i'm still going to florida.

it is freezing outside. thank you for that. let's get it outside to janice dean. looking out the window here, i judge just saw a dog wearing a cat for warmth outside. >> you're good with those. >> i just found a family from knoxville, tennessee. tennessee is going to feel the coldest temperatures in two decades this week. can you believe it? >> kristen, katie, deborah, dan, justin, patrick. >> what are we here for new york? >> visiting new year's. >> did you go to times square? >> yeah. we've been there. >> you're dressed very appropriately. this is very good. when are you leaving? >> tomorrow. >> i don't know about that. >> i know, right?

>> i don't know. we've got another storm coming, tennessee. we'll see. thanks for coming. you like fox news? >> we love it. >> excellent answer. let's take a look at those cold temperatures, tennessee. that's where it's coming from. it's coming from canada. look at those wind chills. can you believe that? minus 55 it feels like in yellowknife, canada. crazy. it's coming south. we've got nothing to complain about. only feels like 5 here in new york city. feels like 18 in atlanta. i mean cold. current wind chill in fargo feels like minus 20. look at minneapolis. those are air temperatures on monday. daytime highs of minus 13. minus 26 overnight. what are we doing here? let's go to florida. florida is the warmest place on the map. there is the next storm, tennessee, that might delay or cancel your flight tomorrow. i've got room at my place, okay?

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you heard of the wussification of america. it's where everybody gets a trophy. a new study says praising your kids unjustly turns them into underachievers. >> joining us is the best-selling author of "grow a pair" by larry winget. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> what is so wrong about telling your son or daughter good job all the time? what does it do to them? >> if they've done a good job, there is nothing wrong with telling them. the problem is we tell them that they've done a good job when they haven't done anything at all. you can't constantly provide unmerited praise. praise should be with performance. we have a generation that's heard that they are wonderful and being praised just for drawing a breath. teach them ho achieve things.

when we rank 27th in math and science but rank number one in self-confidence. we are dumb but feel really good about it. what does that achieve? >> there have been a number of studies over the years. you're totally right about that. when you say to a child, you're so smart even when they're not, it prevents them from trying risky things because they don't want to appear unsmart. >> that's right. that is what this study says. you'll just do the easy stuff so you'll never set yourself up for any failure or disappointment. the other side is it creates a false sense of confidence. that's really what i see to be the biggest danger. we watched the "american idol" tryouts and you see a kid who couldn't carry a tune in a bucket go out and sing their heart out badly. the judge says you can't sing, you need to go home. the kid cries and wails. my mama told me i have a great voice. there is mama saying they're all

wrong. you have the voice of an angel. that mother did not do right by her child. she set him up for hurt and disappointment. that is what we do giving them a false sense of confidence. we should teach our kids that all stuff doesn't come with praise. they have an expectation of praise. >> larry, there is an inverse relationship between self-esteem and achievement. people with something to prove do much. how did america get sold on this idea self-esteem was the most important thing in kids? >> the root word of self-esteem is self. they have to do it all for themselves. that's why we should teach our kids to not look for praise from outside of themselves but to start to feel self-satisfaction and build self-esteem based on the fact they have done their best, whether they achieved a

task or not, that's part of it, of course. really come from doing your best. when they do that, that's the reward. now we've got this society that says tell me how wonderful i am, whether they've done anything or not. >> translates one thing into the work place and their boss isn't having it either. larry winget, thank you for your time. author of "grow a pair." >> thanks, larry. >> thank you. >> you were great and we mean that. next on the rundown, if you have mounting debt, do you have thousands in loans and credit card bills? so did this couple $118,000. they paid it off in four years. you can do the same. i was going to the library to do my homework.

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can we keep rolling that video? >> no. >> five years ago they were $118,000 in debt. since then one couple has almost completely dug themselves out by making some incredibly tough decisions. joining me to share their story, annie and matthew. nice to see you guys. happy new year to you. >> thanks for having us. >> congratulations. i know how difficult this can be. it's time to pull up the balance sheet and say how am i ever going to do this? s how did you manage to do it? one thing that helped you out is the fact you were married. how did that help you guys? >> we realized we only needed one income to survive.

which income would cover all the bills? that was mine. my husband worked on commission. we devoted that one strictly to the debt and lived off my income by having a budget that was bare bones, cutting out all expenses, down sizing. we had to move closer to our jobs and save gas. that's pretty much how we did it. >> i love this idea of counting your savings as a bill. how do you do that? >> one thing people worry about is their bills. a lot of people can be strict paying off their bills. they know when they've got bills and they pay it. if you consider savings as a bill, it's it's paying your bil it's a bill to yourself. set that aside, even if it is a small amount. something is better than nothing. >> i love the fact -- you have a big house, people move into the big house, they have the mortgage, but then they have to furnish the whole house, too. sit on the floor and eat your

din her? so you decided to build your own furniture. love this. >> absolutely. i tried to find ways that i could have things that i wanted without having to spend money on it. so i have built a king-size bed, a dresser, a dining table, and i taught myself using the internet. i taught myself how to sew, how to make my own cleaning products, beauty supplies, anything that i could do that would cut costs of what it would normally cost to buy from the store. i did it myself. and you can utilize websites like pinterest so you can still have a beautiful home to live, which was important to me being that i had an interior background. >> it will look better, too. if you are making something rustic yourself, it will look better than the unpronounceable thing you bought from ikea. >> exactly. >> and it's beautiful. it's a big, beautiful, wooden bed that would normally cost thousands of dollars.

>> yes. >> answer this for me, because i'm of the opinion for the latte factor that you put into great effect. don't cut that stuff out. if that's the thing in the morning to get you out of bed, you like your latte, continue to do that, but you cut it out. was that difficult to do? >> i am a coffee drinker. i love coffee. but one of the biggest bills that people have is the small things that they don't even know they are spending money on. and coffee is one of those big things. you just stop by a coffee shop and spend $5 on a coffee every morning. and that soon adds up. and if you just sacrifice that and make your up coffee, you don't have to go without, you just have to think of different options. >> instead of $4, by the bag of beans for $4 and actually do it at home. >> exactly. >> sorry, amy, finally, with a few seconds left here, don't aim to be rich is another tip you have. fill us in on that one. >> exactly. you're just trying to get out of

debt, so you set small goals that you can achieve. some of the greatest advice we ever got was from christine nipp who said there are no unrealistic goals, just an unrealistic timeframe. maybe you can't do it in the same timeframe we can, but you can do it as long as you set yourself a time based on what you're making. >> you had debt adding up to $118,000 in debt. if amy and matthew can do it, so can you. thanks, guys, we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. coming up, the marines delaying part of a fitness plan for women because half the women in bootcamp couldn't do three pull-ups, the same standard for men. your e-mails are pouring in. we'll read a few next on the show. stay with us. ooh, homemade soup! yeah... [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies. just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ male announcer ] try campbell's homestyle soup.

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welcome back. we've been talking about the marine corps new fitness program for female marines.

they are under intense pressure from the obama administration to put more women into the program. they are fighting the same war, they job is the same to protect america, so why different standards? >> the standards are that you have to do a hang, a hang or to do a pullup. the men don't have that choice. >> right, the men have to do three for a minimum 20 for a per spect score. the women had to do three for a minimum, eight for a perfect score. but there's talk of delaying it. >> corrine writes from virginia and says, these women who believe they shouldn't have the same standard as men should find something else to do rather than the military. if you can't do the same job, you're not qualified. >> john says, as a 28-year-old veteran i can assure you that although women marines failed the male standard, that he remain our nation's finest. women during my ten your were required to do a flexed-arm hang, if you never did that, don't judge. >> huh? >> flexed arm hang? >> like this. >> that's going to be tough.

pullups are harder, for sure. >> let us know your thoughts. you can log on for our after the show show foxandfriends.com. look at all the people out here shoveling right now. >> freezing! have a great day, everybody. >> thanks, see you tomorrow. you're looking for a rebound, but will the health care law keep us down? the majority of americans saying they're optimistic about the economy in 2014, yet the new year kicking off with more reports of health care premiums spiking. and costs on small businesses rising. so will the obamacare sticker shock have the economy flatlining? i'm brenda butn er, this is "bulls and bears." tracey smith, jonas max feras, along with chuck rocha. welcome to everybody. will the price spikes keep the economy from recovering? >>