>> thank you for starting your day off. we begin with a fox news alert. a break in the case of the missing involved in the 3-year-old's disappearance seven years ago. the men were accused of robbing the resort where maddie and her family were vacationing in portugal. police checked phone records and are looking at why they made unusually amount of phone calls to each other in the hours after she vanished. this stems from the review of the original investigation. british police uncovered nearly 200 leads that the portuguese police failed to follow up on and identified 40 persons of interest including these three men. >> a retired police captain behind bars after allegedly shooting two people in a florida movie theater. 71-year-old curtis reed is accused of shooting 43-year-old

chad olson and his wife nicole during an argument over text messaging over the movie. olson was killed his wife was shot in the hand as she raised in to protect her husband when reed true her gun. an off duty deputy detained him until police arrived. >> the ban on using tap water affects 26,000 residents but many are skeptical. officials started lifting the ban in downtown charleston. residents were told they could start a flushing process to make sure pipes were cleared of all of the chemicals. but some say they are not drinking it until they know all of the chemicals spilled in the river are completely removed. >> kept doing it over and over and over again. the water kept coming up blue. it is unsafe. i don't want to drink it and bathe in it. >> it could be days before all

of the west virginia counties are given the go ahead. >> southwest airlines grounding the two veteran pilots who landed a passenger jet at the wrong missouri airport. the men put on paid leave until the federal investigation into the incident is completed. the plane eventually took off without issue on the shortened runway. it lifted off from cheney county airport nearly 20 hours after it was supposed to land at branson airport which was 7 miles away. this by the way the second time in two months the jet landed at the wrong airport. >> who was buying obamacare? not young people, apparently. new numbers are revealing the critical demographic isn't enrolling as much as the administration hoped they would. kelly wright is live in our studio to tell us what the white house is going to do without the young enrollees. good morning, kelly. only 24 percent of 49,000

enrollees are in the 18 to 34 age bracket. critics say without a larger portion of young people obamacare will only develop more problems. two messages are coming out of the obama administration response to the latest numbers. one administration sets the number of 18 to 24-year-olds is in a solid place. out of a general population of 1.82 million people signing up 26 percent are young people which they say are huge. jay carney did not address the numbers on monday but a week ago you may recall he said the administration would continue to reach out to young people to get them to enroll. >> a good mix is important that includes young americans as we talked about. there are obviously campaigns underway to reach as many people as possible. without the wisdom of taking advantage of these opportunities to sign up for health insurance. we are going to be as we have all along engaged in an effort

to provide a product that is clearly very much in demand. to all who want to avail themselves of it. >> it needs to reach 40 percent for the insurance marketplace to work. >> what's happening is the people who are signing up are definitely older. more than half are 45 years of age. the reason that is important is because as we get older we have more health problems. >> speaker of the house said this about the monthly enrollment data. quote there's no way to spin it. youth enrollment has been a bust so far when they see obamacare offers high cost for limited access to doctors if the enrolling goes through at all he continues to say it's no surprise young people aren't rushing to sign up. ainsley? >> kelly wright live for us in the studio. thank you, kelly. it's time for "look whose talking."

first former mayor rudy giuliani on the record saying the new numbers prove obamacare is going to cost a whole lot more than it would benefit. >> financial disaster. those are the people they were counting on to pay for everyone else. way below their target there. far more nanny people they anticipate who are seeking financial said. this is going to end up being a program that technically is going to be bankrupt they are going to have to put extra funds in from somewhere. >> new enrollment numbers show older people are signing up which will drive the cost up. that's exactly what insurers feared all along. >> so the question then would be why aren't they worried about it? charles krauthammer piering on special report and says it is all about bailout. >> reason they are not going to have to go into a death spiral getting a lower number is because they get the bailout. they can keep the rates the same and you and i pay millions of

dollars that would compensate for a program that is completely out of whack. that's why republicans ought to pass within a week or two right now a provision to abolish the bailout then you will see the insurers in a different way. if they have to do it honestly and have to raise the premiums you are going to hear them scream. >> we will see. other news new jersey governor chris christie set to deliver his annual saturdtate of the st address today in the midst of two separate scandals. he is facing tough questions over the use of super storm sandy relief fund. federal officials are investigating whether christie improperly used $25 million federal dollars to produce these tourism ads that feature he and his family. the governor is also under investigation after his staff orchestrated traffic grid locks on the george washington bridge to punish a democratic mayor who

refused to endorse the reelection. president obama claims made in former defense secretary's new memoir. the president playing nice down-playing the book even praising gates. peter gates is not backing down from these claims, though, right? >> no, heather, not only is former secretary of defense robert gates standing by his accounts of the way decisions were made inside the white house during the wars in iraq and afghanistan, now he's pushing back telling his critics in the obama administration to quote look in the mirror and furthermore, gates says this, i don't buy the notion that the book shouldn't have been written or shouldn't have been written for another three years or that it is a negative narrative about president obama. during an oval office meeting with president mcbain yesterday the president briefly mentioned the book here's what he said.

>> first of all he did an outstanding job as secretary of defense. as he notes he and i and national security team came up with a strategy in afghanistan that is the right strategy and we are continuing to execute. i think that what is important is that we got the policy right. this is hard. it always has been. >> he worked for eight presidents in his career. the way white house officials inserted himself with the obama administration was not like anything he had ever seen before. but gates says his memoir is not political. the fact that people are using it to make political points is just a reflection of how polarized this country is today. >> peter doocy live for us in washington.

thank you. new classified documents reveal the attack in benghazi that killed four americans was always considered a terror attack. minutes after the bombing the nation's top defense officials were told it was a terrorist attack and the obama administration led americans believe the attack stemmed from a protest over an anti islamic video produc released in americ. one said no one from the military was ever advising that you were aware of that this was a demonstration gone out of control. it was always considered an attack. bristol onnresponded yes, sir, referred to it as the attack. >> harl lee davidson motorcycle from the pope? he is putting it up for auction next month. he received the new motorcycle that was back in june.

harl lee davidson gave it to him as a gift to mark the manufacturer's ten-year anniversary. at the 2013 dynasty for glide it is expected to fetch somewhere around 25,000 dollars for charity. >> that would be a nice ride. >> a holy harley. >> nice. time to check the first degree weather forecast with maria molina. >> some getting snow while others are dealing with rain today. >> good morning. we have a system pushing eastward that is already producing areas of rain early this morning across portions of southeast including the florida panhandle georgia into the carolinas and up the east coast. in the forth east temperatures are mild enough we aren't really dealing with winter weather. even though it is january most areas are seeing rainfall. there are parts of new hampshire and also parts of western maine that could get freezing rain early this morning.

we have advisories out here. generally speaking rain along the east coast today. otherwise a quick clipper system is moving across parts of minnesota, iowa and wisconsin. we have winter storm warnings for wisconsin and in wisconsin we are looking at the higher snowfall accumulations. temperatures not too bad across the country. 24 degrees for the high temperature in minneapolis. in l.a. it will be another warm one 82 degrees. windy conditions and low humidity have an elevated fire danger in place. keep an eye on that as well. >> maria molina joining us. google plays a dominant role on the internet. now they could have more of a presence in your house. lauren simonetti is here to explain. >> google is paying 3.2 billion

to buy a company called net slap that buys devices like thermostats and smoke detectors. this is google's way to get in your home build on a connected home or smart home concept where users can control products with their phones and some devices automatically adjust to meet user's preferences. that would be nice. the auto maker saying two prestigious awards in auto show in detroit. stingr stingray they won both awards in one year. another milestone happens tomorrow when mary bara becomes ceo the first female head of a global auto maker. pizza hut offering pizza by the plate. it is a test in those two restaurants. they will sell the slices between 2 and $3 each.

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a retired police captain accused of opening fire at a movie theater all over texting. wdvt reporter is live for us in wesley chapel, florida. what happened during that movie. what caused this? >> good morning. we are told that this started over a text message. apparently there was a man insided movie theater who was texting during the previews of the movie. another gentlemen asked him to stop and he refused. that's when the gun was pulled and he was shot and killed. it was a terrible scene. some people leaving the movie theater with blood on their clothes yelling they couldn't believe what was going on. the victim in this case chad olson was texting during the preview to the movie lone survivor. investigators say retired police officer curtis reeves jr. became upset. he told management about the texting them came back to the

theater and shot olson killing him. he does leaf behind -- leave behind his 3-year-old little girl. he will make his first appearance to a judge today. >> what a disturbing story. a lot of unanswered questions. a man is dead and a woman missing after three people fall into the icy chicago river. the 26-year-old man dropped his cell phone he jumped in after it, his two friends jumped in after him. they were able to pull the man out but not the woman. one man died the other in critical condition. the search will continue for that woman. >> the self proclaimed mastermind of 9-11 now communicating beyond the walls of his cell with a pen pal. a man in england just received a 27 page letter handwritten by sheikh mohammed talking about

his repentance. the attorneys are accused of smuggle out the letter. she was a pilot on 9-11 and expressed her outrage. >> this is a gold mind of propaganda coming from the rock star of 9-11 that's how stupid the infidels are in letting this get out. his attorney i have to say shame on you major derek posy a marine, an active duty marine. you are a disgrace to your uniform for participating in this. >> deborah says ksm's lawyers are violating a protective order which prohibits contra ban being allowed into the cells of detainees. >> a selfie from jail. a couple of kentucky inmates somehow they got a hold of the cell phones they posted pictures of themselves on facebook. in the picture they are decked out in their jail jump suits posing with cash.

the pair also bragging about charging other inmates to make of oh the record phone calls. one pleaded guilty to promoting contra ban the other fought the charge and won. both remain jailed on drug convictions. >> it is now 20 minutes past the hour. an accused junk driver no match for one young man. >> just about 100 percent sprint coming up here. i didn't know if he was armed or not. >> well, he doesn't wait for police. instead he runs to the rescue, literally. >> why you may want to make sure you have this song cued up in your car for your morning commute. ♪

>> a large mountain lion was spotted entering a residential backyard in the city of highland. it attacked two small domestic animals and fled back into the mountains. the new tracks were found in the same backyard and consistent with that of a large mountain lion. a teenager in georgia chases down a drunk driving suspect allegedly fleeing the scene of an accident. 25-year-old daniel hoover narrowly missed two-cars before slamming into a street sign and trees. he took off but was no match for brandon morales who chased hoover >> he started coming toward the backyard of all of these homes like weaving in and out of these yards. i didn't know if he was armed or not. he held hoover until police arrived. hoover is charged with dui and hit and run. >> time to brew on this.

a women's weight loss photo deemed unfit for facebook. she posted a photo of her standing inside the leg of her old pants. facebook took the picture down saying it violated the site's policy by promoting idea olized physical appearance. she is out raeched and set to meet with facebook this week many now saying it is a double standard. a few months ago the company refused to remove photos showing violence toward women. eventually these photos were taken down. many controversial pages still exist. facebook ban, do you like it or not? send your comments to us facebook, twitter or send them through an e-mail at fox and friendsfirst@foxnews.com. bet we will get a lot of responses to that. the chicago cubs are 138 years old. but for the first time in modern history they finally have a mascot. the team is a young bear club with a backwards blue hat.

clark is his name after the north side chicago street on which the cubs revealed it is located. it was unveiled at children's hospital where he visited with fans. back in 1916 by the way the cubs used a live bear as a mascot. >> i like clark. a little friendlier. >> 26 after the top of the hour. >> honor the legacy of martin luther king by exercising your freedom to twerk. >> one party promoter thinks it is fine. now the daughter of a slain civil rights leader is speaking out. >> the hack attack is back. the warning about every place where you can swipe your credit card and what you can do to protect yourself. helps reduce the risk of heart disse. keep hrt-healthy. live long. eat the 100% goodness of post shreddedheat. doctorrecommend it.

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>> it is tuesday january 14th. a break in the madeline mccain case. they are planning to make two arrests after a worldwide search. >> a group is caught on camera bringing a busy street to a stand still and terrorizing a neighborhood. >> how about a side of screaming babies with your $50 steaks. the ban one chef wants to put into place that has everyone on social media fired up.

"fox & friends first" starts right now. >> not many people out in time's square this morning. we are expecting rain here. we are talking to maria about that coming up. good morning. it is tuesday. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. we begin with who is buying obamacare. who is buying obamacare? not young people. >> kelly wright is live for us to tell us what the white house is going to do without the young enrollees. kelly? >> heather and ainsley we start with thorning with what the spokesperson for house sweeker john boehner says about all of this. youth enrollment has been a bust so far.

when they see obamacare offers high cost for limited access to doctors he adds that the enrollment goes through at all it's no surprise young people aren't rushing to sign up. congressional budget office says the number of young people needs to eventually reach 40 percent for the insurance marketplace to work. >> only people who are signing up for health insurance are people who need medical care. we don't get broad participation among those who are young and healthy the mar debtketplace wo work. >> two messages in response to the latest numbers released yesterday. won the administration says the number of 18 to 34-year-olds is in a college place and out of the general population of 1.8 million people signing up 26 percent are young people which administration says is huge.

jay carney said the administration would continue to reach out to young people to enroll. >> a good mix is important that includes young americans as we talked about. there are campaigns underway to reach as many people as possible. >> the administration says young people will have a tendency to wait until the end to sign up. administration will keep reaching out to them to make sure they do. >> kelly wright joining us live this morning. thank you. >> thanks, kelly. >> now to a fox news alert. a break in the case of the missing british girl madelein mccann might not be too far away. police are on the versige of arresting three burglars they think might be involved in a 3-year-old's disappearance 7 years ago. the men were accused of robbing the de sort where madeline and her family were vacationing. police checked phone records and now they are wondering why these three men made an unusual amount of phone calls to one another in

the hours after that little girl vanished. these latest developments come from a review of the original portuguese investigation. british police uncovered nearly 200 leads. the portuguese police failed to follow up and identify 40 persons of interest including those three men. >> the 911 calls made on the night of the deadly car jacking outside a mall in short hills, new jersey reveal it may have taken an ambulance 30 minutes to arrive. jamie freedland could be heard screaming at the dispatcher as her husband dustin lie dying of a gun shot wound in the parking lot last month. the ambulance arrived on scene 18 minutes after the shooting but the garage ceiling was too low for the ambulance so it was delayed. four men are charged in justin's death. talk about big spending lawmakers reveal huge $1 trillion spending bills. the more than 1500 page document

covers the entire federal discretionary budget for the fiscal year. it goes to a vote tomorrow in the house and the senate will vote by the weekend. if this is passed congress would ensure the government stays open until october 1st. >> president obama now responding to claims in if robert gates' new memoir. the president is praising gates, is that correct? >> well, the president choose to respond to some of the blistering criticism of form former -- from former defense secretary robert gates who rockled the white house back on holy spirit heels. he made a brief public appearance while he was meeting with the president of spain he offered kind words for gates but defended his own record when it comes to particularly the war in began stavenlt>> >> secretary gates did an

outstanding job for me as he helps me and i national security team came up with a strategy in afghanistan which is the right strategy and we are continuing to execute. i think that what is important is that we got the policy right. >> and while gates does that -- back the president on that point he also questioned the commander-in-chief's commitment to the war. gates has been wearing a neck brace because of a recent fall is defending his assessment. >> i think the book is very evenhanded. i don't vilify anybody. i make clear i have a lot of respect for both president bush and president obama and just li like on afghanistan. >> gates blasted out at white house officials who criticized him for writing this book and said they should in his words think about how they do business. gates meantime will speak to

sean hannity tonight at 10:00 eastern. >> looking forward to that. doug luzader live for us. thank you. >> that brings us to our look who is talking. marine corps sergeant dakota meyer was recorded medal of honor for bravely whack -- back in 2009. robert gates should not have waited to express concerns about the president's support in afghanistan. >> he was in a position to say something. why does he wait until now to say it when he is not in a position to do it. he was supposed to represent us and take care of us. why didn't he do it then? >> sergeant meijer talks about the new movie lone survivor which tells the story of 4 navy seals attacked during a mission in afghanistan. while audiences love it there are media outlets that survive the movie as pro war propaganda.

>> you can call it whatever you want to. understand that propaganda whatever they are calling propaganda is a reality. .4 percent of the nation has gone over there for the last 12 years fighting these wars so we can be free. that propaganda is already out. you can call it whatever you want. it is not propaganda. these are stories of men and women who are sacrificing. they have to tell us so everybody knows. >> coming up on "fox & friends" at 7:40 a.m. the mother of one of the seals killed in the attack depicted in lone survivor. she will join us. look forward to that. >> two blocks in new york city are shut down by motorcyclists and people on four-wheelers. youtube showing the bikers outside of a funeral home popping wheel lees and doing doughnuts in the street. it was to honor a 21-year-old biker who died. the memorial happening blocks

from where he was pulled out of his car and beaten last year. people in the neighborhood say they have had enough. >> they need to be respectful of others. there's children, there's anything. there's cars that get nervous. >> traffic was shut down for 20 minutes. police did not show up to intervene. >> in colorado now it is probably better not to take the high road. a new federally funded campaign will try to keep colorado drivers from driving while stoned. the state will spend 430,000 dollars for tv ads and posters to be delivered to marijuana shops. >> what are the best songs to listen to when you are driving? ♪ just a small town girl living in a lonely world ♪ ♪ is this the real life ♪ is this just fantasy >> those two definitely journey

and queen are the best tunes in the car. the songs that send drivers to switch their stations. ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ who let the dogs out ♪ i never ever ever getting back together ♪ >> who let the dogs out and taylor swift we are never ever getting back together ranked as the worse song. do you agree? >> i kind of agree with those. >> people in some parts of the country may need some snow boots today. others some umbrellas. maria molina is tracking it for us. >> you are going to need the umbrella right here heather and ainsley along the northeast and portions of the southeast. heavier batches of rain clipping through parts of northern california in the jacksonville area through the carolinas and up state new jersey and new

york. it is really across parts of new hampshire and maine where temperatures are holding up this morning that we could see freezing rain. overall temperatures very mild in most areas dealing with areas of rain across the eastern sea board. a quick moving clipper system hitting portions of minnesota and wisconsin and into the great lakes. we have a number of winter weather advisories because the road ways will be coated and we will be looking at dangerous driving conditions. the higher elevations are in wisconsin where we have winter warning in effect anywhere from 5-8 inches. out in california still warm. the high temperature 82 degrees windy conditions will keep an elevated fire danger in place. let's head over to you heather and ainsley. >> maria molina, thank you. >> 41 minutes after the top of the hour. sunday is usually for two things, church and football. >> there is bread and wine up

higher on the table. you can feel free to help yourself. >> that pastor speeding through his sermon to make sure he doesn't miss the other sunday activities. >> you have to see that. that was pretty funny. >> you think the target hack attack is bad, it could be just the tip of the iceburg auz consumers need to hear about. that is up next. and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, actually i think my eyes might ha... next! digital insurance id cards. just a tap away on the geico app. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ugh. geico. little help here.

>> chris christie isn't laying low any longer. he is scheduled to deliver hid state of the state address. we are live in new jersey. what's expected today? >> well, political watches always consider the time between a big election win and new segment of the legislature the honeymoon. chris christie may feel more like jack see gleason on the

honeymooner's tv show with those upset around him he would like to send straight to the moon. with too many investigations to count all going on at the same time with the bridge traffic study a congressman wants another investigation of the tv commercials with christie and his family to help state tourism come back after hurricane sandy that ran while christie was running for reelection. he has all of the attention focused on him a proposed income tax cut and something that will make all of the critics angry the new popularity polls are out that show christie is super high for a politician. he has a 59 percent approval rating. compare that to 47 for the president and only 9 percent for congress. so he's probably smiling somewhere this morning. steve live for us. thank you, steve. >> paying the price for

convenient shopping. their identity and security hacked may be far from over. day an macedo joins us with what we need to know. >> i am sorry to say the security breeches that affected target and even neiman marcus may only be the beginning. three other major retailers are preparing to announce status breeches. the attacks like this are likely to surge in the new year. target reported friday cyber thieves compromised credit card data and personal information of 110 million custer ins. thieves stole credit card information of 1 million neiman marcus. the target breech alone could breech billions of dollars with that kind of money in place. there will be a wave of attacks throughout the industry through

out the year. the target breech shows how vulnerable it is. chip and pin will be across the area which should help protect consumers. they are encouraged to check credit card statements sign up for fraud protection service avoid clicking on links from people you don't know. make sure they are actually the person who sent it. back to you. >> or text messages. that happened to me yesterday. >> even on facebook sometimes people post videos it looks like it came from your friend it is a scam. be careful. >> thank you diane macedo. >> it is 48 minutes after the top of the hour. divorce ends a marriage. right? tell that to one ex-wife who says she has no idea. who she says now should pay for her mistakes. and this story doctor martin luther king jr. and the freedom to twerk.

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seven minutes till the top of the hour. the family of martin luther king jr. appalled at images of the civil rights leader being used for club and event promotions. images depict dr. king in promotions for twerk parties at a teen club in michigan. his daughter dr. bernice king says she feels like they failed to reach the group behind the images. >> as his daughter it's like wow, our father sacrificed everything for them to live a much more dignified and respectful life, and for it to come to this, it again makes me sad. >> dr. king says she was not upset about those celebrating her father's life but she has concerns about the use of his imagery to suggest that he would endorse that style of

celebration. popular chicago chef grant atkiss sparks a twitter firestorm after a couple brings an eight-month-old to his restaurant and he treated this. table brings eight-month-old. it cries. diners mad. tell people no kid? subject diners to crying? people take infants to plays, concerts. hate saying no, but. the tweet set off quite a stir and now that chef is speaking out. we want to accept young children to the restaurant he said. i take my children to nice restaurants but we also have 20 other people who paid money to experience a certain thing. court reports the -- according to reports the couple's baby sitter canceled and they had to bring their child. >> one pastor in montana found a way tpo church and

football. >> for those people who want to serve the lord, thanks be done. >> an a.m. service coinciding with his love for the san francisco 49ers. so the pastor cut his service down to one minute. he did complete a worship service after the game. >> it is now five minutes till the top of the hour. pictures of one woman's dramatic weight loss deemed unfit by facebook. is this ban a double standard for the social networking site. your comments next? >> diablo the doberman floundering in a pond after chasing geese. the effort to get him to dry land.

time to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a doberman is rescued after he was stuck for nearly a half-hour in frozen water in st. louis, missouri. he had been chasing geese

when he fell through the ice. he's going to be okay. next the bad. a british woman tries to sue her former lawyers for failing to tell her a divorce would actually end her marriage. her case has been rejected by the court. finally the ugly. octomom charged with welfare fraud. the mother of 14 applied for public assistance last january but did not disclose that she was also getting paid for personal appearances. >> time for your brew on this responses. this woman's weight loss photo deemed unfit for facebook. facebook took the picture down saying it violated the site's policy by promoting idolized physical appearances. we asked if you liked it or if you didn't. one viewer says strange form of censorship but isn't facebook the same place with the claim for men only? hypocrisy. alison says unfair. day after day we see things

posted on facebook that are disturbing. would have thought a picture like this would give hope to many who battle with their weight. it says if i can do this, so can you. facebook needs to sort out its priorities. >> thanks to everyone who responded and thanks for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. good morning. it's tuesday, november -- january 14. where am i? i want a flashback. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. new obamacare numbers are out and they are worse than expected. who is on the hook? not the government. it's you, of course, the taxpayer. >> lone survivor, number one movie in the country right now but liberal blogs calling it propaganda. this morning a medal of honor recipient fires back at the propaganda charge. >> a man responsible for