>> snew jersey's governor chris christie, did the governor know. the man who is supposed to answer that question says he's pleading the 5th. >> terrorist deemed too dangerous to be released now on his way home. why he is free to flee the prison at guantanamo bay. >> do you like baggage fees cramped feet and lost luggage? get used to it. the airline industry hitting a new low. "fox & friends first" starts right now.

♪ >> good morning. happy friday. you made it through the week. the weekend is here. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> oh, what a morning. it is friday. we have made it through. thank you for starting your day with us. damage control in new jersey. governor chris kris tree now scrambling to contain bridge gate. >> the governor taking swift action firing a top aid who ordered rush hour lane cloush ours on the george washington bridge. it was the first day of school made a mess of traffic. >> marianne rafferty is live with the governor's apology and what happens next. >> new jersey governor crist christie calls himself heartbroken said he was blind

sided by a scandal by some of his top aids. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. >> mayor accepting that apology, but back in september 3rd lanes of the george washington bridge were closed in his city for four-days causing massive delays. they claim it was for a traffic study until texts and e-mails emerged revealing the move was political pay back. top aids against suck lich for not endorsing christie's reelection bid. >> i had no knowledge or involvement in this issue in its planning or execution. i am stunned the abject stupidity that was shown here.

>> christie fired the deputy chief of staff who sent texts and e-mails about the closing. he told his former campaign manager to withdraw for consideration for state gop chairman and david wild steen a former port authority was held in contempt of court for pleading the 5th during a hearing. he met with the mayor to apologize face to face. >> i take him for his word which is he had nothing to do with it. i said this once i said it 100 times, we in port lee a-- fort are not routing for facts to come about and surface that would suggest in some shape or form that he was involved in it. he with take him for his word. >> the fbi and u.s. attorney's office have launched an investigation. you can see this is far from over. >> thank you so much, mary ann. >> six new jersey residents are filing a class action lawsuit

over bridge gate. the plaintiff's lawyer saying the traffic jams were deliberate brat and her clients were late for work, one even suffering a panic attack. the delays doubled response times for ambulances including one for a 91-year-old lady. she was unconscious. she ended up dying of cardiac arrest at the hospital. her daughter telling the new york times she doesn't think the closings have anything to do with her mother's death. simply saying it was just her time. time for a look at who is talking and a whole lot of people are reacting how governor crist tee is handling bridge gate as a leader. this scandal actually serves the governor in a positive way some say. >> this serves him in three-ways. it gave him a chance to look like what a president is, an executive. he acted, made decisions. second, every campaign has a crisis sooner or later. mr. obama has a crisis right in

the middle of his campaign. this gives him a chance of how to handle this. the real taste of scrutiny that comes with presidential politics. >> governor crist tee saved himself by taking action and using honest words like humiliated and saddened during his news conference. 100,000 in west virginia are without water after a chemical spill. it leaked from the tank and spilled into the river yesterday. the governor declaring a state of emergency for nine counties. they aren't sure how much contaminated the water or how long it will take to flush out of the river. people in the affected areas are being warned don't drink the water, bathe, cook or wash your clothe with tap water. boiling the water won't even make it safe. that sent tens of thousands of people to the stores in search of bottled water or another

liquid. people started buying bags of ice instead. >> we are going to melt it douvenlt that's what we are going to do like we did back in the day. take like a bird bath. >> schools in five of the counties are closed today. right now there are no illnesses or injuries to report. >> the manhunt for the road rage killer who shot a driver dead in pennsylvania has now spread to kentucky. timothy davidson was killed early saturday morning while driving in pennsylvania when he was fatally shot by a driver who drove him off the road. that investigation leading police to believe there may be a connection between davidson's killer and the person who shot police officer jason ellis on the side of a kentucky highway. >> when you have the magnitude of the investigation.

>> investigators will meet and make comparisons. authorities are searching for a dark ford ranger style pickup truck with possible damage to the driver's side. >> russia stepping up security with an aggressive anti-terrorism sweep for the sochi olympics after finding bomb filled cars 300 miles from the game. they found several bullet riddled bodies inside the cars. >> an accused member of al qaeda too dangerous to to be released from guantanamo bay is being released to yemen. they are letting osama bin laden's former body guard. he has been held since 2002 but never has been charged. they reviewed his case along with dozens of other prisoners as part of an effort to close the detention center. >> tensions between u.s. and

afghanistan only getting worse. hamid karzai agreed to free 72 prisoners considered a danger to the united states. there problems to come. elizabeth prann is live for us in washington to explain all of this. >> in a statement hamid karzai said he found no evidence or little evidence and 72 prisoners must be set free. they strongly opposed their release and want 88 prisoners to face trials. the prisoners have been involved in terror related crimes. >> as you may also know these 872 de ta knees are dangerous. >> this has been warned the time table set for the agreement

after it has been failed. they are there for troop withdrawal as far as time to assemble a military coalition after. the deadline set for last fall has been delayed numerous times. but last month the u.s. intelligence community warned total withdraw from the country could lead to a rapid clap of government for the taliban. three americans are dead after their military plane went down in eastern afghanistan. the plane, reconnaissance aircraft typically used for surveillance was flying a mission when it crashed. no word what caused it. there was no indication of enemy fire. all three were members of the international security assistance force. doctors for the former israeli prime minister ariel sharon say his condition has deteriorated sharply overnight. his condition now is grave.

the 85-year-old is in a coma with his family by his side. he has been living on a respirator after suffering a devastating stroke at the height of his political career back in 2006. the rest of the costa concordia cruise liner set for the inspection after it was partially emerg submerged on it side. a judge agreeing to let experts climb aboard the ship later this month and collect any new evidence. 32 people died in that accident. the captain of the ship, the costa concordia currently on trial. he's accused of manslaughter and abandoning ship. >> take a look at this video we have for you. ice washing up on the shores of lake michigan. experts say these are formed when water from the lake begins to freeze and waves are then pushed ashore. look at that. the waves reached the shore the

ice is tumbled into balls. i have never seen that before. >> what a difference a couple of days make. the deep freeze a fading memory this morning as temperatures are getting warmer. >> it felt warm this morning. >> how weird is it when you see 26 and it is warm. >> the rain will be washing out some folks. >> you are right. it is all relative. looking at temperatures in the 20's. feels like such a warm-up after we saw windchill temperatures below zero early nethis week. we are expecting rainfall. that will be a concern across the northeast. specifically the interior northeast where flood watches are in effect. the warm-up, the rain we are expecting along with rapid snow melt and ice scams will bring in flooding concerns. that's something to watch over the weekend. we are already seeing the first round of rainfall across west

virginia and the state of virginia. the little pink is showing up on the radar across northern virginia and also maryland west of dc. the threat is we could be seeing freezing rain. the warm-up hasn't been significant just yet. temperatures still below freezing out here. so please be careful on the roadways parts of new jersey, pennsylvania and also delaware included. here's a look at the next storm system. this will be impacting by friday night portions of the great lakes. then from maine to the florida panhandle will be looking at areas of rainfall. the storm heads out east as we head into sunday. i want to show you the current windchill temperatures above zero for thougmost of you and a head into the afternoon hours the high in new york city 42 degrees. above freezing. all right. >> thank you, maria. coming up there's a good chance you have one in your car and better chance it's about to stop working.

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>> welcome back. a homicide bomber killed 21 recruits when he detonated a bomb outside of baghdad. a group of recruits were joining the iraqi army to fight al qaeda in the anbar providence. the attack appears to be an attempt by sunni militants to stop government troops to anbar where government fighters have taken control of 22 cities. a girl run over and killed by emergency vehicles after the asian gnaw crash.

the parents are suing the city of san francisco. they say the rescuers were reckless and poorly trained. three people died and hundreds were injured after the airliner slammed into the sea wall of the airport back in july. a twitter account landing kansas high school students into real trouble. they started the fake account to have some fun but it got out of control. tweets began popping up saying inappropriate things about teachers and faculty. the students who started the account was expelled and several others were suspended. a texas man saves the day with two six-packs. the off duty fireman discovered a truck on fire on a texas highway that when a small fire extinguisher didn't work he turned to the truck cargo beer. he shook up 12 cans and began praying them until the fire was finally out and then check out the aftermath. thankfully no one was hurt.

an upgrade for g mail a downgrade exposing users to strangers. lauren simonetti is here to explain this. >> they are launching the new service in the next couple of days. you can type the names in the to field in g mail. users will be able to opt out of this to avoid getting random e-mails they didn't choose to share it with. this is stressing how important e-mail still is at a time when you resort to facebook. stranger danger we call it. they are limiting hours part-time associates can work and many say it's a way to get ahead of obamacare. take a look at this memo. part-time associates should not be scheduled to work more than 25 hours per week. that 25 hours is key.

next year companies with 50 people or more that do not provide healthcare for full-time workers which peens those working at least 30 hours a week, they will be forced to pay a penalty of up to $3,000 per worker. let's take a look at how the airlines ranked last year for overall performance he says alaska and dealt kau came on top. america and un fighted far-- und fared worst. only 78 percent of flights arrived on time last year. the number of flights delayed excessively increased by 32 percent and more luggage was lost. southwest handled more bags than united and delta combined. >> making it much easier sometimes to drive. >> thank you, loren. >> just when you thought the irs scandals could not get worse we will have an update that will

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>> a new york teenager is under arrest from a videotaped knockout tape of an elderly woman.

>> woe. the video allegedly shows 16-year-old devon alexander punching that elderly woman in the head after she leaves a rochester convenience store. no word yet on what charges people face. >> two others are under arrest them right in front of their 7-year-old daughter. police say they are members of a gang called bloodsuckers some are under the age of 18. police are looking for four more suspects. speers and her ex-husband were gunned down in their car on monday night. her daughter was also shot but she survived. former president fidel castro making his first public appearance in nine months attending the opening of an art studio in havana. he last appeared in public last april when he attended the

inauguration of a school. he led cuba for 48 years before falling ill and handing over power to raul who became president in 2008. frightening moments for people in florida after they were rocked by an earthquake that hit off the coast of cuba. one woman saying she was working on the third floor when she felt the earthquake shake. it rattled on the ground as far north as orlando. no reports of any damage or injuries. a lost dog survived more than a week of snow at sub zero temperatures. a 1-year-old boxer was found nine days after he went missing on a family trip. a woman decided to look and she found the puppy in an abandoned warehouse. >> i cried.

i did. i was happy. i looked at him, i didn't know if he was alive. he kind of opened his eyes a little bit. i went dempsey, i found you. >> he will be reunited with his family today in maryland. >> thank goodness she went looking for him. >> very lucky. all was normal in a store until this guy m entrance. a deer crashed through the window ran into the store slipping and sliding on to display racks. he made his way through the clothing section before they got a hold of him and took him out of the store. >> anne hathaway taken by a rip current. the frightening video. >> look out for the bear. too big.

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>> new jersey governor chris christie saying that he is sorry for the political pay back scandal that rocked his administration. did he know? the man who is supposed to answer the question says he is taking the 5th. >> we have an update that will have millions of americans seeing red.

>> they make prices right in history by decking the announcer. >> oh. >> wipe out. >> on that note, "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> double wipe out. >> welcome back. happy friday you made it through the workweek. we are right in that building you see on the 12th floor. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is not # p a.m. it is 5:30. 5:30 on the east coast. thank you for starting your day

with us. we begin with damage control in new jersey. governor chris christie scrambling to contain bridge date gate as we await internal documents. >> he fired a top aid who ordered rush hour lane closures on the george washington bridge as political pay back. this as the fbi and the state attorney's office are launching an investigation as well. >> marianne rafferty is live with the governor's apology and what happens next. >> new jersey governor chris christie heartbroken saying he was blind sided by some of his top aids. >> i come out here to apologize to the people of new jersey. i am embarrassed and humiliated by the conduct of some of the people on my team. >> the mayor mark socolich is

accepting the apology. the port authorities claimed it was for a traffic study until texts and e-mails emerged the move was political pay back. top aids say it was for not supporting christie during his bid for reelection in november. >> today i terminated the employment of bridget kelly effective immediately. i terminated her employment because she lied to me. >> bridget kelly peictured with the deputy chief of staff who sent texts and e-mails about the closings. steven to withdraw for consideration for state gop chairman. david wild steen the former port authority was held in contempt of court for pleading the 5th on the hearing during the bridge closing.

he went to mac sokolich to apologize in person. he said he will take him on his word and accepted his apology. >> marianne rafferty live for us in the studio. thank you mary ann. >> six new jersey residents are filing a class action lawsuit over bridge date. the plaintiff's lawyer saying the traffic jams were clib brat and her clients were late for work even one suffering a panic attack. the delays doubled response time including one who had cardiac arrest. her daughter telling the new york times that she doesn't think the closings were to blame. >> it is time to look who is talking. today karl rove is reacting to bombshell revelations from a new book by defense secretary robert gates. gates accusing the obama

administration of insects in the war in afghanistan. >> we know from gates excerpts he didn't believe in his own surge strategy, he did not think highly of our chances for success in afghanistan and principle goal was not to win but to get america out. i think that is very damaging criticism of president obama. >> rouge going on to say he was struck by a point that gates made saying secretary clinton and president obama opposed the surge because they were running against each other in an election. they were running against each other and thought if they didn't oppose the surge in iraq which won the war in iraq which has been frittered away by the diplomacy of the current administration they both opposed it not out of principal or policy but out of politics. that is pretty astonishing.

>> 100,000 people are without water today after a chemical spill a foaming agent used in coal processing leaked from a tank and spilled into the elk river yesterday. right now crews don't know how much of the chemical contaminated the water or how long it will take to flush out the area. they are being warned not to drink, bathe, cook or wash clothes with tap water. officials say boiling the water will not make it safe to use. officials in five of the counties are closed today. there are -- i should say offices are closed. there are no injuries reported. a terrorist heading home to yemen. they approved the transfer of osama bin laden's former body

guard. he's being held in gitmo and has been there since 2002 but was never normal-- formally charged. president obama asked them to review his case as part of the closure of the detention center. following the news that the afghan president hamid karzai has agreed to free 72 prisoners he deemed a security threat. why there might be more issues to come. >> this is going to make a bad relationship even worse. president obama and him are barely on speaking terms and now karzai is willfully refusing to go along with the key u.s. demand. he has ordered the release of 72 prisoners under his control accused of attacks on coalition forces afghan forces, african civilians. karzai says there's not enough evidence to keep them in

custody. a group of senators warned him this would cause a major set back in relations with the u.s. here's the response yesterday from the state department. >> they pose a threat to the safety and security of the afghan people and the state are being released without an investigation and without the criminal justice system. it undermines the afghan people and rule of law because they don't get their time in court. >> karzai is likely to miss a deadline to reach a long-term security deal with the united states and absent an agreement the u.s. could be forced to pull out troops by the end of the year much sooner than planned. that raises serious questions whether they are really prepared to stand onnest their own in a much shorter time frame. doug luzader live for us. thank you, doug.

russia stepping up security after discovery of bomb filled cars 300 miles from the site of the game. one of the bombs exploded. police also found several bullet riddled bodies inside of those cars. the indicted indian diplomat accused of lying about how much she paid her housekeeper is on her way home. attorney general was indicted on visa frayed and making false statements. it was yesterday after being given clearance by the state department and federal court. growing concerns about the threat of identity theft linked to observe care web site is prompting new legislation on capitol hill now. the house is voting on the bill today will require the government to tell you if your information is compromised. house majority lederer rick cantor spoke with megyn kelly about this last night. if there is any chance one's information or identity can be

stolen or abused on the healthcare.gov web site in any way shape or form on the obamacare exchange we should take the precautionary measures necessary. >> as of now there are no reports of identity theft linked to the web site. >> maryland is soon going to be don't go some medical testing. the state will undergo healthcare experiments that will make maryland a test case to see if government regulations of medical prices can cut health spending. they will set prices in a hope of cutting hundreds of millions of dollars in federal spending. the government will serve as a model for other states looking to follow in its foot steps. a thunderstorm hurdling a billion tons of materials toward earth is now slamming into our atmosphere. the geomagnetic storm can cause navigation and communication problems for ships, planes and satellites. it may effect gps navigation systems. the area of the sun where the

storm was originated will be a threat for another week until it rotates away. >> real life drama for actress anne hathaway when she is swept up in a powerful rip tied. you can see her hands flailing in the water. a surfer heard her screaming for help and brought her back to shore. she did hurt her foot, but was later seen walking around on the beach. >> thank goodness she is okay. >> the deep freeze is now behind us. next on tap we have some rain. maria molina is tracking it for us in the weather center. >> we are going to be seeing two rounds of precipitation. one impacting portions of the northeast and temperatures are still holding up at the surface as the rainfalls it can freeze on contact along roadways out here in portions of northern virginia, west virginia and maryland. be careful early this morning.

we have freezing rain advisories. these are in effect and it becomes rain. this will be producing areas that are a little bit heavier precipitation. by tonight east of chicago heavy rain in indiana. that storm system will be moving east. saturday you will see rain from the state of maine all of the way down to the florida panhandle. they are in place in the interior portions of the north east due to heavy rain and significant warm-up also the snow melt. otherwise take a look at the lower 48 today. heather and ainsley it looks wonderful. almost every city on this map or every city on this map has temperatures above freezing. the exception of course alaska. so it is back to normal. georgia is warmer than alaska. earlier we had parts warmer in georg georgia alaska than georgia.

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♪ >> fallout from a new report over irs tea party targeting. the republicans demanding a change in the justice department's criminal investigation. this after they discovered a lawyer who donated $6,000 to the president's 2008 and 2012 campaign was named the lead investigator. panni penning a letter to eric holder demanding her removal. it is unbelievable that the department would choose such an individual to examine the

systematic targeting and harassment of organizations opposed to the system. >> a federal board ruling they must reinstate sergeant major richard erickson and give him $2 million in back pay. the postal service says he took too much time off to serve the national guard and that he neglected his job. controversy still brewing over mcdonald's hot coffee. the california woman now the third person to sue the fast food giant over burns caused by the scalding cup of joe. when the cup was handed to her at the drive through window the lid wasn't safely secured it popped off causing the coffee to go all over. 20-years earlier a judge ordered them to pay $3 million to a new mexico bomb after a cup of

coffee spilled on her lap. anonymously rating companies on-line, have you ever done that? a poor decision could change the rules. diane macedo joins us with more on that. virginia appeals court ruled the site must reveal the identities of critical reviews of a carpet cleaning business. they argued the critiques were fraudulent because the users posting them under the description of the service they received didn't match up with the customer data base. they issued a subpoena for the names of 7 of the anonymous critics. they say yelp has to comply. he writes the opinion generally a yeltp review is protected because it's an opinion about a business they patronized. they can express themselves without the fear that anonymity will be pierced. it goes on to say the first amendment does not protect the

false statements and he made a case why the users might not have been customers. james hallie jr. disagreed saying they shouldn't be the idy of anonymous commentators by alleging other states require plaintiffs lay out actual facts before such information is allowed to be obtained and have adopted strong protections in order to prevent on-line speech from being stifled. we continue to urge virginia to do the same. it's an interesting debate. our viewers are weighing in on both sides on twitter as we speak. >> interested to find out what they'll say. >> thank you, diane. >> when we come back, a woman makes price is right history by decking the announcer but first let's check in with brian kilmeade. took him out, brian. >> i hope all three of us are able to stay on our feet or stay on the couch for the next three hours.

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two minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening. at least 1 thousand people in west virginia are without water after a chemical spill. people are warned do not drink, bathe, cook or wash clothes with that tap water. a solar storm could cause communication problems for ships, planes, satellites and g.p.s. systems today. finally a new study ranking the best and worst airlines. alaska air and delta came out on top. american airlines and united fared the worst. time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first, the good. this price is right winner may have gotten just a little too excited. she tripped on a rug and landed face first into the lap of the announcerer. the bad, pulling an all nighter could damage your brain. sleep deprivation could lead to the loss of brain

tissue. >> an ugly encounter at the fort lauderdale airport. this frustrated passenger attacking an airline plea. >> thanks for joining us. it is friday. have a great weekend. fox first at ten starts now. bye. >> good morning. it is friday, january 10, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. chris christie holding people accountable. >> i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. ultimately i am responsible for what happens under my watch. >> could washington learn ao thing or two about what leadership looks like? we report. you decide. >> he was once considered a major threat, too dangerous to be released from gitmo. why is he about to head