i'm anna kooiman. a fox news alert now. two american citizens dead after a taliban attack in afghanistan. new details emerging about the blast as the death toll rises. >> and it's the number one movie in america this morning, lone survivor. >> we cannot do that. >> i care about you. i care about you, i care about you. >> not killing kids, not feeling it he is not in a boat. we are going to cut them loose and going home. >> coming up on the show we are going to movie by mark

wahlberg. >> spend tax dollars on this. yes, that's richard simmons. it's a new special to get young people to sign up. >> oh. that will get you to sign up, won't it? "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪? i'm i'm danny devito watching fox and friends and i'm sit s. sitting here with a nice lemon chilliy. >> is somebody thinking about going back to bed or what's going on. >> i'm so excited coming up on the show, this is the most technologically advanced bed you have ever seen. we are going to show you more of it. >> take a snooze here. >> we will show you all the tech that's built into this tucker, you may not every want to leave this bed. >> that bed is so advanced advad it washes its own sheets. >> headlines and i will

catch up with you. >> you take a little snooze there thank you so much, clayton. >> one minute after the hour. right to your news headlines because we have a fox news alert. two american civilians are dead following a terror attack on a restaurant in kabul. another 19 people killed including three united nations worker. attacked out a packed restaurant while two gunmen snuck through the back door and opened fire. afghan police say the taliban is responsible. police are still searching for a second gunman wanted for a school shooting. this while one teenager wakes up in a philadelphia jail. a boy and girl both 15 years old were both shot in the arm in the school gym. they are expected to be okay. it happened at the delaware valley charter high school which has metal detectors so police are still trying to find out how the suspect got the gun actually inside that building. >> i feel like my son is not safe anymore he is senior in

school. i feel like he is not safe, not only him, other children are not safe. >> the teenager in custody turned himself in to police last night. no i.d.? no problem. a pennsylvania judge strikes down a judge requiring voters to show a picture i.d. at the polls. the judge saying the law, which has been challenged since signed in 2012, is unconstitutional and does not include a measure assuring photo identification could easily be obtained. the state's reason for the law was to combat voter fraud. smith grounded after being kicked off a flight in los angeles. this picture tweeted out shows the nfl star allegedly confronted by lax police. passengers taking this video here. authorities say smith was kicked off a virgin american flight to fort lauderdale after refusing to get off his cell phone. sources close to smith say he was the victim of an over zealous flight attendant. the jets say they are looking into it.

>> and you have to get off your phone anymore. >> talking about that. >> sources close to smith say. >> i love that. who are they? >> has a big team. rick reichmuth is standing by. i almost mispronounced your name. >> it's not just a bed it's an entire bedroom over there. >> nightstand. >> and nice lighting. it looks like it's time to go to bed over there. >> oh, man, this is going to make for a very sleepy morning for all of us. here is our temps as we're waking up this morning. cool air around the great lakes. that's going to continue. colder air is going to start to filter in. by mid next week it's going to be looking pretty cold. very dry conditions across much of the southeast. dew points are extremely low and temps are cool as well. see this series of clippers. continue to move on. they don't have a lot of moisture with them. by the time they all add up we might see areas over a foot of snow. that's over about the next say 10 days or so. we will see some isolated

snow showers there they go out across the west. we can't buy a snowflake there. the drought and the high temperatures and that fire threat and all the bad conditions southern california seeing their dryest year that they have seen. >> can't catch a break there. >> the hills are on fire already. >> president obama announced his new plan for the nsa secret surveillance program. he stopped short saying he would exag end that program. elizabeth prann is live from washington with details on this. what did he say. >> before and after obama's campaign in 2000 will and 2009 then senator would openly criticize surveillance grams programs. he would civility saying george w. bush was out of control. he called for at the time, quote: no more national security letters to spy on citizens who are not suspected of a crime. >> this administration acts like violating civil liberties is the way to enhance our security. >> friday, the president

making it clear he is not ending surveillance programs. he, instead, defended both metadata collection. expand programs while respecting americans society and telling options. he calls for new guidance and reforms to quote balance national security and privacy. >> what i did not do is stop these programs wholesale. not only because i felt that they made us more secure, but also because nothing in that initial review and nothing that i have learned since indicated that our intelligence community has sought to violate the law or is cavalier about the civil liberties of their fellow citizens. >> another big shift when he called edward snowden a 29-year-old hacker. during his speech yesterday he did acknowledge for better or worse that snowden has had a major impact. tucker, anna, clayton, back

to you guys. >> thanks a lot, elizabeth, that was nice summation. the president says nothing he has learned since the review suggests that the program violates the law or that civil liberties have been breached, when is sort of amazing. we don't know what the law is its interpretation is classified. we are not privy to that. >> only gotten chunks of it after snowden releasing the information. >> some of the programs and one of which he addressed yesterday phone portion of it text messages? >> any text message you send that is up for grabs. >> they can keep those. >> emails will still be grabbed. a question is they are not ending this the next 60 days the government still has free reign to explore all of these phone records and they don't know where they are going to store them. >> not foreign leaders. foreign leaders, not u.s. citizens if they are allied can be spied upon, can you be spied on. protecting noncitizens but. >> angela merkel but not anna kooiman. >> angela merkel of germany

doesn't get spied on but anna. >> my emails and text messages and as senator rand paul says some think credit card statements are being obtained as well. sounds like the your doctor, if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor, if you like your plan you can keep it if you like your privacy you can't here. a magician's rhetoric and clever deception that seems to be what charles krauthammer has to say. listen to this. >> it was 90% smoke and mirrors. and very little substance of change which is what we need. in fact, it was the best use of obama's rhetorical powers dazzling with very little content since the 2008 campaign. look. obama knows he has to retain the program. it is extremely important. but he made enough rhetoric and enough nods to the other side, at least fiskly,

philosophically and changes to look as if he did something. if you look at all the points he mentioned, they are really unimportant in the overall scheme. it doesn't matter who keeps the records, the matter is do you collect them and are they kept somewhere? the answer, yes. >> the most fact to come out of this panel is this. do you remember when we first learned that the nsa was spying on all of us the white house said this program has prevented untold terror attacks. criticize it and you are basically siding with al qaeda. a panel found not a single terror attack has been deterred by this program. not one. >> although they keep saying that and floating it that the "new york times" bomber, the alleged "new york times" bomber. the christmas day -- all of these individuals could have been prevented. remember what happened in boston, right? we had this information. they never did anything with it and that bombing unfolded anyway. >> the problem is more than likely we are going to have another terrorist attack of some sort, whether it's small, smaller than boston, boston-size, bigger, 9/11.

something like that. if a program like this is scaled down or evaporates completely, are we going to regret it? that's the flip side. that's what the opposing sides say. >> obamacare, the numbers this week and the president tweeting out that 6 million people have signed up. he said that is a fact. of course we dofd into those numbers and it turns out that wasn't actually the fact as well. one of one of the problems is young people not signing up. numbers lower than they wanted to be. how do you get young people? i have got to say and first thing that comes to mind is you hire richard simmons. >> for young people though? >> yeah, totally. young people are so down with richard simmons is this is how you are going to sign up for obamacare. >> prepare our viewers it's 6:10 eastern and if you are lying in bed i want you to get ready. >> get ready to jazzer size. you hire richard simmons to promote the affordable care act. we are not joking.

>> i have a lot of other people coming on, i'm not the only one coming on here to toot the horn about getting, you know, insurance, health insurance. you can hear a the love different messages and maybe one of the messages, mother, daughter, mother, daughter covered get covered. >> this is beautiful. >> i feel inspired to tell my friends to sign up online covered. get covered. >> so this i think is about the 20 minute mark. >> it was so touching. >> everybody is against. this i'm totally for. this of all the wasteful things government spends money on. at least this is hilarious and self-discrediting. >> when he did that wide angled split there? and here, here. this is great. >> what do you got?

>> oh, man. let's see. >> this actually happened. if this isn't a symptom of the late stage empire here. this is really -- folks, this is what they spend taxpayer dollars to put this telethon together to promote the affordable care act. that's what you want to do in your living room by the way. that's how you get healthy. but at least unlike the rest of obamacare, it will make you laugh. >> i bet our viewers could produce better videos than that. >> if you have an video prey moating obama care send it in. >> we will show it on the air i guarantee it. remember when hillary clinton said this about the deadly attack in benghazi? >> what difference, at this point, does it make? our next guest says it does make a difference. the uncle of one of the four americans killed in that attack joins us next. >> heart-stopping video a

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that bipartisan report says the attacks could have been prevented on hillary clinton's watch. michael, the uncle the sean smith, one of the four americans killed that day is here with reaction. michael thanks a lot for joining us this morning. you wrote a piece for foxnews.com in which you said it would have made a very big difference, the administration's actions preceding that tragedy at benghazi. tell us. >> exactly in the sense that first of all that was incredibly insulting statement by secretary clinton that's a given as far as to all the family members if they had answered ambassador stevens call for security. if they maybe attempted to rescue under attack it may have made incredible district. the thing about it i feel vindicated by the senate intelligence committee's report. >> seeing the blood on the walls there, wondering who

is that from. still wanting to find out answers and you find out from this report, this bipartisan report that there were ties from al qaeda. you hear from the "new york times" about a week or so ago a report that seemed very contrary to that. is that upsetting to you to see the differing of those two stories there? >> i work briefly in a carnival, okay? they used to have these guys called the patch man. david kirkpatrick and the gentlemen that wrote the the guys that smoothed everything over. and no, it's upsetting but, you know, i have developed a very thick skin, shall we say in this process which has been going on with me since december of 2012. the obama administration described hillary clinton as one of the great secretaries of state ever you have had

occasion to think a lot about her time as secretary of state. what do you think she accomplished? >> what did she accomplish? that's really -- what major foreign policy initiative was instituted under hillary clinton's tenure -- can anybody answer that question for me? i don't really see anything. they basically were trying to sell us this routine that al qaeda was on the run and that the arab spring was working. it did not follow the al qaeda winter. obviously benghazi is the greatest point in that i feel that hillary clinton and president obama at best are delusional and amateurish. >> can i say one thing? i have one people who have a heart and mind to support congressman frank wolf's efforts to pass house resolution 36.

we need an independent select committee to investigate benghazi. >> we sure appreciate. thanks. >> my pleasure. >> well, too much too young? a disney star posing in this new ad, but is it really appropriate. >> lone survivor. >> mark wahlberg the challenges of playing a soldier in that movie, a navy seal coming up. >> not more than 10 guys in this army. >> spartan 01. >> your radio working? hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain.

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pilot said they saw runway lights at the smaller airport was their runway and any runway would do. luke bryan his concert. >> catfish dinner, winner, winner. lay you down and love you right ♪ yeah that's my kind of night. >> his stage partly collapsed friday morning in columbus, ohio. his crew was taking it apart. four workers were hurt. all are expected to be okay. brian's brian's lexington kentucky show rescheduled. >> clayton? >> number one movie in america lone survivor tells the true story of a navy seal in afghanistan that left marcus luttrell and fight a battle against the taliban. >> the way i see it, we have got two options, one, we let them go and roll the dice. second if they run down there we have 200 armed

bags. >> compromise. >> can't do that not a vote. cut them loose and we're going home. >> roger that sir. >> mark luttrell the only man to make it out alive. we had him here last weekend. actor and producer mark wahlberg plays luttrell. he joins us on "fox & friends." >> i'm doing great. >> are you surprised by the overwhelming success. we heard from movie theaters they were having to cancel other movies to make room for lope survivor. >> i will tell you what, i was enjoying that very much. because not only do i want the movie to be successful but it is so important that as many people experience this movie as possible. so, you know, we are trying to pay tribute to these guys who have sacrificed their life for us and at least we can go spend a couple hours in the theater. i was always thrilled with the outcome of the movie when we showed it to marcus and the family members of those guys that didn't make it up the mountain in 2005 and anybody who has ever

served for that matter. someone's once we were able to accomplish that we felt like our job was done. nice added bonus that as many people that are going to see it or seeing it. >> it is incredible story. when we spoke to marcus last week. we wanted it know what the actors wanted to know and develop in this relationship before you started on this journey. we heard marcus' side of it. what did you want to know as you developed this relationship with marcus as o. to try to bring his story to the bring screen? >> well, as you know firsthand, marcus can be a pretty intimidating kind of guy. he wasn't really impressed with my resume as an actor. he is the kind of guy you have to earn his trust and earn his respect. and you do that by showing what you are going to bring to the table. and we were committed 110% to make it as authentic and realistic as possible and us looking like seals. we were basically under their tutelage. if you did something wrong they snatched you by the back of the neck and show you how to do it right and push you until you got it right. we welcome that with open

arms. i really didn't feel too comfortable asking too many questions. i had this source material and i didn't want to bring up anything that he may have been uncomfortable with and i felt like, you know, as soon as i could earn his respect and trust then he would open up to me as soon as he felt comfortable doing so. >> it must be enormous burden for you to also on your back help portray these guys in the big screen and families that are there watching this in the theater. the families, of course, whose sons did not come back from that battle. how weighty of an issue was that for you and what kind of conversations did you have with the families? >> i never felt that kind of pressure. we just wanted them to know that we were paying tribute to those guys and those guys are heros. and, you know, we were going to let the world know it and we were going to get it right. and they were extremely happy about that. those guys deserve that kind of tribute. >> we heard from marcus, too. that you guys didn't pull any punches going through

the training. you guys were right there. how important was it to be that authentic in your navy seal training? >> you can't cheat something like this. you know. i think originally the movie was supposed to be a much bigger budget but we wanted to tell the story. we wanted it to feel more like a documentary. we wanted to put the audience members and viewers right there on the mountain with us. the only way to do that is to go up there and do it and make it real. me being the oldest of the bunch there were times i wanted to complain and i would turn and look to my left and 10 feet away from me would be marcus standing there 14,000 feet on the mountain carrying pieces of equipment and stuff. considering what he went through and what he survived not only operation red wing but a year later going back to iraq and getting his knees blown out i wasn't going to complain. >> by brother having served with the navy seals and the navy, thank you for bring this to the bring scene. we aappreciate this. >> thank you, my honor sir. glad to do it.

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time for having sexualized pictures of people underage. >> she is close. >> but she is not. >> she is clothed but she is not new. >> at that point what's the difference? i'm near sighted and i'm looking at the screen from here 8 feet away and she looks naked to me. >> thorn by the way. mention her name. people are fired up about it saying they are not selling clothes. it's selling sex and teaching young girls to act seductively. >> the issue to me though is that people are not going crazy about this. at least not her fans. they are telling her hey girl you look good. they don't have a problem with this seductive sultriness of this starlet. >> exactly. >> you they are teenagers. >> other picture with the fringe bikini right here. nude color which is very similar to what who was wearing when she was singing with robin ethic. miley cyrus, right? also the former disney starlet, she is capitalizing on it laughing all the way to the bank. on the cover of every single

magazine. on the flip side of it you know what? these girls are taking charge of their body and i am a woman, hear me roar. you can't hold me down. i'm going to wear what i want. >> i'm a father hear me roar. i have a 16-year-old. if anyone ever took a picture like that i would shoot them. >> i agree with you. >> i have a 2-year-old girl. >> come on. why not wait until she is 18. taking control of her body? she is a kid. >> just final or over the line? email us at foxnews.com. hit us up on facebook or twitter. 30 minutes after the hour. headlines for you now. more problems for the company blamed for that massive chemical skill in west virginia. freedom industries have filed for bankruptcy, this temporarily protects the company from dozen's of lawsuits and the filing. freedom industries also blames the spill on a burst water main line due to cold weather. people left without drinking water for a week. that tap water ban has since taxpayer money be

used to pay for a convicted killer's sex change surgery? a federal appeals court says yes. robert was convicted of killing his wife in 1990. and given a life sentence. now he goes by michelle is receiving hormone treatments and lives as a woman in prison all on the taxpayer's dime. he filed a lawsuit in 2012 seeking a sex change. now the court finding the surgery is a constitutional right. some terrorizing video. want to warn you it is very graphic. a drunk driver hit a woman walking in the wal-mart parking lot. she has severe injuries but is expected to be okay. >> i am completely surprised that this lady is alive. it shocks the conscience when you see something like that. it makes you wonder how people go out and start drinking alcohol and can cause an accident like this. >> oh my goodness, look at that, too. the driver had already been involved in one crash and

was trying to escape police. she is now facing numerous charges including aggravated assault. the great skateboard get away. a man steals a 32-inch television from a florida super target and makes escape on skateboard. when employees tried to stop him wanted he pulled out a knife. still skating around freely. if caught he faces robbery and aggravated assault charges. >> all right. let's check in with rick now with the first alert forecast. >> yeah. two stories we are going to be talking about for a ill whoovment in fact, i think for probably the next couple weeks. one is a drought across parts of california. the other is the colder air that will get in across the east. start with the drought. fire to the eastern hills in towards the l.a. basin. we have that fire 1800 acres now have been burned, 30% containment. problem is no change to the weather pattern that we are looking at out there. in fact, the next five days these temps around the 80s. it's l.a. it should be sunny

and warm. 68 degrees this time of year and it's the rainy season. we have not been having any of that rain. conditions remaining very dry. the pattern is going to remain exactly that. high pressure controlling that santa ana winds and storm track going way to the north of this. the flip side of that is the storm track goes to the north. then you see the big dip in the jet stream across the east. colder air. all the cold air is back up across parts of canada. not across areas of the eastern seaboard. we will see that change. today's temperatures. colder air here, temps in the 20's across parts of the northern plains. over to you. >> time to eat this morning. >> oh, yes. many of the foods we love toxic acid takeover in our bodies increasing our risk of weight gain and diabetes. the good news is we don't have to stop eating them. >> how to take down the toxins by adding options to our diet is registered dietitian to the stars

ashley cough. >> thanks for having me. >> explain to us the difference between acid ache line foods and how it is effecting our body. >> i used acid former and ache line former. some of these are acid outside of the body. we are really talking about what happens in the body as they go through the digestive process. >> you have a 2 to 1 rule. >> exactly. instead of your high fat meats, your high fat dairy, things we love coffee, alcohol. some of these are acid formers in the body. instead, if we incorporate these alkaline formers. >> combat them so you don't have to cut out the other food. >> exactly. i don't get to have my coffee. if you are going to have coffee have a green juice or eat a salad. lemons and line and water. alkaline. have almonds and almond milk. eat gluten free whole grain. not talking about rerefined

flowers. we are talking about whole grain. instead of meat swap it out for wild sammon. i telling you about two to one. eggs cooked with -- spinach is already cooked in it. you can't exactly. >> that's. >> we he have our, surprisingly the grapefruit is that alkaline former that and your greens are going to be your alkaline egg is going to be a little bit more acidic. turkey chili. if we are going to have that meat, have the salad with it instead of getting bread or skipping the bread on that part. i do a dressing with just lemon and olive oil. avocado and mash that up with the lemon. over here a wild sammon burger. doing the wild sammon instead of a turkey burger or beef burger. want to have half the bun have half the bun. grilled onions and mushrooms. show a side of greens.

>> where do snickers fall in the acid ache line. >> they are going to be way on the acid side. sugar is most acidic. think about the holidays and what happened in the holidays here we need to pay pennants for it. >> spices you can add. >> simple easy things can you do. oatmeal in the morning you can throw if you like cinnamon on top of there and almonds. great and easy way to do it. i like with popcorn i will put maybe a little cayenne or paprika on there with olive oil instead of doing cheese or oil. >> that's easier way to do it. you might be able to sign me up for that, victoria beckham and jennifer aniston tout this as working and they look good. thank you so much. >> the alkaline food plan. check it out. >> thanks for having me. >> now i'm hungry. >> school curriculum causing controversies across this country. one woman isn't just sitting back. meet the woman taking on

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before. this is the first time that its middle finger has fallen off. tucker? >> thank you, clayton. one fed up she went to the school board to ask a simple math question. >> 18 students, if the class counts around with a number and ends with 90. what number did they count by? does anyone on the board have an answer? >> five. >> this however is what the common core standards expect our fourth graders to do. if they saw in those two steps they get it marked wrong. they are expected to draw 18 circles with 90 hash marks solving this problem in exactly 108 steps. >> 108 steps. well, karen has made her mission to take on common core. she joins us from little rock. thanks a lot for joining us. 108 steps? who comes up with this? that's a sincere question. who comes up with the common

core questions? >> d.c. >> d.c. education department. >> the standards were developed by achieve inc. a d.c. trade group. >> interesting. and so you have gone -- you are one of those people who had concerns about common core and looked into it in began riew larr detail. tell us some the things you found. >> we found a lot of things. it's not just myself there are coalitions all over the country led by parents and educators that are researching this and starting to ask a lot of questions. not only are the standards not what they are telling us they are as far as being rigorous. college-ready. preparing our children for global economy. there are some things in the testing agreement that are raising great deal of concern as well. >> what do you mean? what's in the testing agreements that bothers you. >> well, there is a lot of data mining there. the states are setting up new data bases that will

link up to a national data base. and they are looking to collect 400 data elements on our children. it's based on a p-20 model. meaning they want to track the kids from preking all the way through age 20. >> through age 20? >> yes. it's a little over the top. they want to keep track of their after school activities. they want it know our voting status. >> that's horrifying. so i know a lot of our viewers are parents and a lot of them have real concerns about common core and some questions, too. what can they do to find out more to get involved. is there any recourse for citizens against the education bureaucracy trying to push this on them? >> absolutely. every state that's been impacted has a coalition set up. we have our own web pages. and facebook and social media sites. so, for instance, for parents arkansas, my home state, they can look at arkansas against common

core.com and we also have a facebook page. there is also some national coalitions. >> yes. >> one is called stop common core. and the other one is called truth in american education. >> truth in american education, stop common core. karen, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> it's remarkable information. tracked until the age of 20. i appreciate it. coming up, has your child ever acted like. this hey, daddy i want the golden goose. >> here we go again. >> all right sweetheart. all right. daddy will get you a golden goose as soon as we get home. >> no, i want one of those. >> oh. >> tips to teach your kids appreciation and gratitude coming up. then that terrifying cruise ship. a drunk woman falls seven decks below into the water. now she is suing those drinks were pushed on her by the cruise ship. does she have a case? could she possibly have a case? arthur and john john na

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and you say, what, about all of this? because the cruiseship has this video and she admits she is drunk. >> she admits she drunk.

she admits she falls. she doesn't say like there should have been a guardrail there that wasn't there. there should have been railings on the steps that weren't there. she is just like -- well, there was the guardrail, there was everything there, bars encouraging knee to drink so much alcohol that i lost my balance and fell. >> $5 token to the casino. >> this ship has sailed regarding a lawsuit. >> on the other hand you think she does have a case. she floats two hours. she says she should have been airlifted to miami. >> i have not been her. >> have you been her. >> i have not been her. >> for this reason this is analogous to if you are in a bar on land and the bartender overserves a person, a visibly drunk person which she should h. to have been dlinking long island ice teas which are nothing but pure alcohol. the bartender has a duty to

stop serving or this person is going to be libel. this is the same thing. >> are you referring to the shot. >> this is legal term. you live with that whole. >> it is analogous. >> she is using the law. congratulations. >> imagine that at this hour in the morning. but she also should throw in not only the fact that she had to float for two hours. that to me is the least of it. they should have somebody watching for drunk people when they have low railings. >> no more personal responsibility, folks. you go out, get bombed, dive overboard and it's the ship's fault. >> they are drinking for free for five days. >> she is lucky to be alive. >> thank god she is alive. >> sobered up once she hit that water. >> she must have been in the physical condition like anna kooiman. >> broken ribs. hematomas all over her body. >> she has legitimate injuries but whose fault is it? whose fault is it? >> when you go on a cruiseship though you

imagine that you are going to be safe. if you fall overboard they are going to get you and make sure -- >> -- stronger part of her argument is what happens after she falls overboard as opposed to why she fell overboard. yes, i would say it is not reasonable and that's one of the standards. is it reasonable for someone to float two hours. not 20 minutes. two hours. that's the strength of her lawsuit. the fact is why she wound up in the water oh he encouraged me to drink. come on, anna. come on. >> that's what you do on a cruiseship and the bartender should have knew when to cut her off. >> probably thinks the bartender is cute that's. why always on the side of the cute bartenders? >> engaged or married actually. >> guys, thank you so much. everybody, let us know what you think. is this the cruiseship's fault or drunk girl's fault? let us know. 56 minutes after the hour. coming up, they already wait too long to get the benefits they deserve. now the white house wants to make it even harder for our veterans? colonel allen west says it's

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♪ and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. of are paragraph good morning it's saturday, i'm anna kooiman. a fox news alert. two american citizens dead after terror attack in afghanistan restaurant. a live report with all the breaking details ahead. >> plus, they already wait too long to get benefits they diseerch. now the white house wants to make it even harder for our veterans. colonel allen west says it's a war on our nation's heros. he joins us at the top of the hour. >> and it's the brand new show about youth football that's kicking up some controversy. >> what's the matter? >> i don't care how much pain you are in. you don't quit. >> are these coaches going too far to make these kids

sports stars? we report. you decide. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> good morning this is go vena. you are watching my favorite show "fox & friends," baby. >> thank you gavina's hair today? >> dance to stevie wonder before cameras not on. good morning 7:00 a.m. in the morning on the east coast. get to a fox news alert. at least two american devastated attack afghanistan. >> conor powell is live with the latest on this. >> good morning, guys. this was unusual afor the taliban. during the time normally insurgents attack hard targets things like military convoys and political or government buildings. not soft targets like this

type of a restaurant. but last night as people were sitting down to have dinner at the restaurant lebanese restaurant popular with international employees and also afghans. suicide bomber attacked back door while several gunman shooting people point blank. 21 people killed last night including at least two americans. maybe more americans. their names have not been released but according to u.s. officials they were not government employees. they were instead work for a private organization in kabul. among the dead also, the head of the imf in kabul. four u.n. workers and several afghan employees of the restaurant, guys. violence has been on the downside in kabul and afghanistan in the last year or so. but security there is still really fragile. and with the afghan election, the presidential election coming up in april, it's expected there will be more attacks like this. the scary thing is now it appears they are now attacking civilian targets like restaurants. something they have not done in the past.

guys, back to you. >> conor powell live for us. back here at home, watching these obamacare numbers. because if you watch the president's twitter stream, you are going to get one set of numbers and then it might be divorced from reality. the president tweeted this the other day. 6 million americans have gotten covered. have you? 6 million americans. >> 6 million americans. it turns out that number is completely false. not at all real. many of those people the white house is counting as enrolled in new healthcare plans haven't paid their premiums. so they don't actually have the plan. if turns out if you don't buy something you don't own it and this is only one of many numbers that the white house has fudged and many of the key numbers we don't know because they haven't released them. >> the "the washington post" took them to task. a pretty exhaustive report this week gave the president three pinocchios which is their lying index not "the washington post." the "the washington post" not exactly a conservative newspaper. said reporters need to stop using that 6 million number

because it's inaccurate. one of the big numbers in it is the medicaid portion of this number. which is that these people would have enrolled into medicaid anyway. it has nothing to do with obamacare signups blrgets they would have gone to obamacare.gov. that number is actually 380,000 which is a far cry from that nearly 4 million that they were talking about. here is what charles krauthammer had to say. >> all the numbers are administration are either inflated or made up like the enrollment number. because nobody has any idea. lack, it's as if their amazon were to count its customers, not to it people who went to checkout but people who had stuff in their cart. it's not how it works in the private sector but the administration is pretending if you have a plan in your cart but you haven't paid for it, you are enrolled. well, we will see. i think this is a vast inflation of their enrollment numbers. and it is their only way to

produce the allusion that this is working. because once the allusion is removed, i think it collapses of its own weight. >> need young people to sign up to this too. >> if you create the allusion that everybody is signing up, everybody is doing it, you should do it too. >> follow along and hang with my friends. >> you are expecting to jump on this bandwagon. maybe you aren't going to do it if it is simply too expensive. that's what young people -- one young man said this in a letter. he said i simply can't afford it he says -- go ahead. >> this was posted on talking points memo web site. he rolled in, is he a liberal writer. and he said in his letter he says i have been off my parents' insurance for 8 years. i have been to the doctor less than five time those years for less than $500. it's hard for me to justify now spending almost $3,800 a year on a bronze plan when that's more than seven times what i paid over the last 8 years. the bronze plan was supposed to be the most affordable of

those plans. >> so many of the young people the administration thinks you are so stupid that you can't do basic math. that you have no idea that your role in obamacare is to subsidize people who are much older and sicker than you are. that's your only role. you are a sheep. you are at the bottom of a food chain. your job get eaten. turns out young people are deciding to clue into this. >> roll the dice and either pay that fee or take my chances and hope i don't get sick or in a car accident. >> $95 fee whatever take that instead of paying $3,800. when you are a kid broke out of college, yeah, let us know what you think about this, friends@foxnews.com. find us on your facebook page on ff weekend. >> other stories making headlines at this hour. remember when candidate obama would openly criticize surveillance programs? >> this administration acts like violating civil liberties is the way to enhance our security. >> now, president obama singing a very different

tune. announcing his new plan for the nsa sweeping surveillance programs. >> what i did not do is stop these programs whole sale. not only because i felt that they made us more secure, but also because nothing in that initial review and nothing that i have learned since indicated that our intelligence community has sought to violate the law or is cavalier about the civil liberties of their fellow citizens. >> the president making it clear the program will not end, but the nsa's data storing will. he is calling on the attorney general and members of the intelligence community to recommend a transfer point by the end of march. police are still searching for a second gunman wanted for a school shooting. this while one teenager wakes up in a philadelphia jail. a boy and a girl, both 14 years of age, both shot in the arm in the school gymnasium it happened at this charter high school

which does have metal detectors. police are still trying to find out how the suspect got the gun into the building. >> i feel like my son is not safe anymore. he is a senior at school. i feel like he is not safe, not only him, other people's children are not safe. >> the teenager in custody turned himself in to police last night. a new jersey man rescued after being stuck in a water pipe for four hours, then charged for trespassing. people nearby heard a cry for help and found the 26-year-old wedged 12 feet into the pipe. rescue members had to take the pipe apart. used a harness to get him out of there. taken to a hospital and policed under arrest. authorities are still unsure why he crawled into the 20-inch pipe in the first place. forget the super bowl. some pot-smoking football fans rooting for the marijuana bowl. denver bronchos and seattle seahawks win their

championship games tomorrow, the two will go head to head at next month's super bowl. of course, both teams are in states that recreational use for marijuana. the super bowl airs sunday, february the 2nd, right here on fox. >> however, it all -- super bowl will take place in the meadowlands in new jersey, which is not -- they don't have legalized marijuana there, do they? >> medical, right? >> it wouldn't matter, right? >> not recreational, that's for sure. >> let's check in with rick reichmuth who is our medical marijuana expert. >> let you know exactly what you do if you mix the puppy bowl with the marijuana bowl. >> that will be fantastic. >> probably takes 11 days at that point. >> it does. and 40 pounds. all right. if you are in the chicago area, get ready because winter is about to come back. colder air moving. in i don't think as cold as the last one that everybody was calling the polar vortex. we have colder air that's going to be coming back. in tuesday, your coldest day, highs only getting into the single digits. that's because we have this series of clippers pull off

across parts of the northern plains in towards the great lakes. out west it remains high pressure in control. dry conditions, breezy conditions in towards southern california. not good news for the fires. these clippers continue to move through here. that's going to progressively bring our temperatures down. today's temperatures, cool across the northern plains, but nothing that bad tomorrow. also cool. but there you go. monday, start to see some the colder air move. in same goes tore tuesday. by tuesday and wednesday temps again across much of the eastern seaboard into the 20's. get ready for temps back into the 20's for highs again. not as bad as those single digits but certainly colder air coming back. january and it's winter. >> bad enough for us, i would say. >> exactly. >> thanks, rick. here is something -- troubling new scenes from a new show called friday night tykes. really over the top. images of parents and coaches barking at little kids trying to make them football stars? what do you think of this? >> what's the matter? >> i don't care how much pain you are in. you don't quit!

>> go. [crying] >> this is on the he esquire network which a network i haven't heard of until now. new show that follows junior football league in texas. you near san antonio which they are crazy have a bid about rabid. these are 8 and 9-year-old kids. >> the coach, one of these says, look, you have the opportunity, you yell at these kids. you have the opportunity to go out there today and rip their freaking heads off and let them bleed this coach is yelling to the little kids at the top of his lungs. go out there and cut them with a knife they will bleed just like. >> you this is what u.s.a. football association -- this is what they have to say about all of. this youth coaches by nature are role models and language and scenes in friday night tykes are sharp contrast to u.s.a. football core beliefs and what is taking place on the majority of youth football fields across the country. >> played sports knows

exactly what's going on here. there is always one parent, usually insecure, usually reached the high point of his life in high school. hasn't done much since then. >> al bundy. >> living out his life through his kids, he is so emotionally bound up in this and he loses control and starts scream from the sidelines. >> amazing. >> whole show about them. >> tony dungy, former nfl coach of the indianapolis colts. christian guy, veriet, composed. he didn't have to do this to his players to get them to perform at that level. we see this from other nfl coaches. reserved. smart, confident and insecurity yelling like this. esquire though weighed in on this. network released a statement saying we believe friday night tykes believes up important and serious questions about parenting and safety in youth sports. we encourage americans to watch, debate and discuss these issues. >> that doesn't surprise me at all that this show has come out. just toddlers and tiaras up a notch and changing the sex. >> what a pompous statement how we are trying to spur

conversation now are not you filthy sleaze merchant. you are doing whatever it takes to make money. it's absolutely disgusting. you are putting on another freak show on television. >> parents are letting the kids be in the show and let pg. >> you have to sign waivers. let us know what you think about. this friends@foxnews.com. have you ever watched this show? in debuted already. did you ever watch the show. do you plan to watch the show. find us on twitter ff weekend. >> we hope it sparks a conversation. >> former nfl players later in the show to weigh in on this. don't miss that. they already waited too long to get the benefits they deserve. the white house makes it even harder for our veterans? colonel allen west says its a war on our nation's heros. he joins us next. best actress category very very sexist. we will unpack the argument for you expose it to the light of day and see if you laugh or not. we'll be right back. wisest kid?

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federal government wants to add even more red tape to the already backlogged veterans claim system. all claims to be filed using new standardized form. say it will harm our nation's heros not help them. joining us is lt. allen west a former florida congressman and fox news contributor. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good morning, clayton. >> what's the point of this? >> you see ongoing war against veterans by the obama administration and really by washington, d.c. you know, i really find it quite complex and heinous by the ease on by which you can

go on food stamps or electronic benefits transfer card. we are has been it poor difficult for the men and women giving last full measure of devotion to give get the benefits and care and disability ratings that they rightfully deserve. we are extending that time line. i don't know why we want to make it more difficult. i will give you another great example what's happening for our veterans also is this week 189 tricare service centers will be closed as of 1 april. administration is saying that is going to allow them to save $50 million a year. you saw $52 million spent by this administration to pay for commercial advertisements for obamacare magic johnson and olonzo morning. >> it's easier to get welfare than it is to get veterans disability benefits. could it have something to do with this fact. the overwhelming majority of

voted for obama and the majority of veterans did not? do you think that has something to do with it? >> it has a lot to do with it. everything in this administration is definitely political. what further is incredible is when you think about what percentage of the american population are talking about military retirees as you know that 1% cost of living allowance is going to be taken away until you get to 62 because i guess they figure you can still go out and work even though you have given 20 plus years of your life to service. but it is incredible to understand that they don't recognize this service. that they don't understand that this is a commitment, a promise that's been made but it is all political because they don't feel that these veterans, the military, those retirees are supportive of this agenda. but i also believe this is an attempt to somewhat take down the military healthcare system and force more of our veterans to go into the obamacare exchanges. >> i want to read a statement by the v.a. i know some people who work at the v.a. who are veterans and love our veterans and doing the best they can and

are up against a big bureaucracy as you you know better than most. this is a statement by the veterans administration. this proposed rule would require the use of standardized standardize the claims process to modernize the bases and make sure they veterans and their families receive the benefits they are entitled to. >> if you want to make that the case, why close those tricare service centers where you can have that one-on-one contact with the veteran or row tireee with the person so they can turn in these forms in the proper manner. to me, to say that we are going to shut down these service centers as of 1 april all across the nation but yet we are going to go to some type of standardized form which a lot of veterans don't have access to some of these computer systems and things of this nature. why don't we facilitate and make it easier for them instead of making it who are difficult. >> colonel allen west joining us from washington this morning. thanks for coming on. we appreciate it? >> thanks, tucker. >> has your kid ever acted like this. >> hey, daddy i want the

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who says i can't? i want one. >> give it to me now. >> it's every parent's worst nightmare your child behaving like this a spoiled brat and having a major meltdown like this scene from the classic movie willie wonka. >> how you can teach your kids to be grateful to make an attitude of gratitude and thus avoid. this joining us now with the answer is psychologist and author parenting your child dr. kevin lehman thanks for

joining us. >> good morning. >> what can do you to make your child grateful. >> lead by example number one. last christmas 14 people we always pray before dinner hold hands, you know. just before i was going to pray my little grandson who was 10 says grandpa can i say something? he walked around the table 14 people and said something he appreciated about every person at the table. >> wow. >> it starts with early training. we bring up kids to feel like they're the center of the universe. our kids can do no wrong. we give them too many things. we don't discipline them. you have to lead by example. >> you make excuses too as parents, right? you see it if you get tired or dealing with a lot of things at once you will say that's final, you can do and do that and think about that later i shouldn't have said that. >> having kids is like back a monthly. when one pops up. they wear us down. we teach kids to be powerful in the powerful child book i point out that this kid who is so powerful, guess where the power base comes from. it comes from you as a parent. >> okay. >> so you need to make sure

kids give back to the family. everybody works. the kid has a birthday party. mom goes and gives a gift. wraps and it says here is a gift for johnny's party. kid have input what they buy. how about kid working around the house and doing extra jobs this isn't rocket science. it's simple. >> that's the first tip is give back to the family. that's both gift for things and carrying your weight. sweeping the floors and doing the dishes after the continuer. >> when will 10-year-old doesn't clean his room hire his 8-year-old. allowance is a kid's best friend. >> have experience giving to others. >> we give our grand kids nutritional treats once in a while. candy bar not so healthy. but a $10 bill wrapped around. $10 bill isn't for them. $10 bill is for somebody else who could use it our

daughter add line found this guy frankie who had about two teeth in his mouth and gave him $10 on the street and then we had him write down. we want kids to be givers. kids not a taker in the bunch. it's possible. >> good dose of vitamin n, which is the word no. >> no. no, we're not going to do that. if you you have older kids, don't give them the pin numbers. you will love this, clayton, don't give your kid pin numbers to credit cards. kids will call up and order $140 worth of shoes here. >> that's where corporal punishment comes in to play at that point. >> nor another day. >> or downloading apps when you didn't tell them to think they can order that movie. >> 4-year-old defiantly looks you in the eye and says no. there is your time for corporal punishment. >> and also when they steal your credit card to buy shoes. >> best selling author kevin

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johnny winter in early years. >> pretty smart to be doing that i have seen dog does that with bum on the floor but not back on the chair. >> huh? >> they won -- won the ugliest dog competition. >> if i saw something like that in my house i don't know how i would respond but not well. i would be really upset. >> if you saw -- >> -- natalie, if you are watching at home. i any you have the video camera set up for the kids. >> some kind of albino creature with a weird hair cut. >> nbc. one of their news anchors crystal ball real name says the oscars are sexist? why? because they have separate categories for actor and actress. >> what's wrong with being sexy? >> that's such a great question. >> here is krystal ball listen to her. >> it seems ache critical condition -- separate men

and women. why separate it into this best actor and best actress. why can't they all compete against each other? it struck me this year as a bit off. and when you look at the numbers, we still have a situation where out of all of the movies in 2011, only 11% were female. so i almost feel like by having these separate categories we are masking the fact that we still have a very male dominated film industry. >> and so the left's war on biology continues because they there are actually no measurable differences between men and women. aren't aren't there more women on seal team 6? >> talking about. this just trying to get rid of the gender lines. throw everyone in the same category. it's actually not a smart move. we know the major differences. but even in the movies she is having this revelation as if this is something new that the oscars are doing. this has been going on for years and years and years. dozens of years. i don't know if it goes back

to the very beginning when wings won in 1928. >> probability here. what are your chances of winning then if you are a woman and it's male dominated? it's actually going to lower the chances of a female even winning this award. what's next? every other year we are going to pick a male or female and then pick a certain accent and pick a certain age or color or religion? >> you are using reason and math, anna. and that's winding up logic i think this is making way too much of nothing. anna makes a good point. it's just going to make it that much harder for women to win. >> we will need quotas. so, on a happy note. rock of ages has been around for -- well, it's a broadway play. >> five years. >> helen hayes theater. it's about 80's music.

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>> where did the sombrero come from? >> came out of nowhere. >> i remember the 80's really well and i never wore a sombrero. >> and you don't remember it if you did. >> catchall my behind the scenes interviews at fox light.com and look for me on twitter for all the celebrity buzz at fox light michael. >> thank you. >> we do have other stories making headlines. we need to tell it you about this saturday. the number of children that have died from the flu this season has doubled. centers for disease control saying 10 children have died just two weeks into the new year. that brings the total to 20 deaths since the flu season began. the cdc saying it's not too late to get a flu vaccine. recommending all people age six months and older, including pregnant women should get one. remember when a wyoming lawmaker tried to bring back firing squads? now a missouri lawmaker jumping on that bandwagon. republican state representative rick ratson introducing a bill that would allow his state to execute prisoners the old

fashioned way. one reason? a national shortage on drugs typically used for lethal injection. caught on camera. a brand new truck bursts into flames. the driver is lucky to be alive. saying he noticed a fireball under the hood, slammed on the brakes and bolted just in the nick of time. all this just moments after he got a recall notice on the 2014 chevy silverado. general motors issued 370,000 recall letters on that model and gmc sierra pickup truck late last week warning faulty software can make an idling truck overheat. you think? this proves it. rick erickson from the show pawn star is just a really nice guy. a boy with autism wrote to the show saying he is a huge fan and offered to sell them his game boy. his mother attached a cover letter explaining the situation and saying they certainly didn't need mean to buy anything from him. he sent this letter back

along with $30 for the game boy but says he is also donating it back to him. he went on to tell him what a lucky kid he is to have such a great mother. >> nice guy, rick. >> he was on the show i think. >> yes. >> speaking of our own rick, is he out of the weather department. is he outside. rick? >> not nearly as nice. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't going to say that. >> true. >> i ate breakfast this morning. >> we have been talking about california this week because of the fire. well, the bigger cause of the fire is the drought across areas of california. can you see all of that read that extreme drought. the governor yesterday declaring a drought emergency for the state. take a look at the numbers. this shows you why. the number on the left is how much rain each of those areas received since last july. you see the l.a. area has received under an inch. it's rainy season there this is when they should be getting the rain, has not been happening. the number on the right is how far below where they typically should be. how far below their average. big problems across california. today, in across the

northeast, we will put the map in motion and see what happens throughout the day. a little bit of snow as one of the clipper systems moves through parts of new england today. a few areas could see a couple of inches of snow accumulating. by the evening, cooler temperatures again. down to the southeast, it's going to be a cool day all day long. temps staying into the 40s in places like atlanta and then back into the 30's overnight. and then in towards up northern plains get ready for another clipper moving through. chicago seeing snow showers for your day today and the cold air remaining in place. not bitterly cold though. that does return by monday. all right. guys. send it back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. listen to this. you are going to want to pay attention to this next segment. kind of jaw dropping actually. clueless and chronically incapable. those are the words the british are using to describe president obama's leadership. oh, wait. wasn't his presidency supposed to restore the world's confidence in america? >> plus, beat the winter blues by sailing away. we have the best deals on cruises that are happening right now. ♪

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president obama says he restored america's standing in the world. do you remember this? one of the things i intend to do as president is to restore america's standing in the world. >> i would like to think that with my election and the early decisions we have made you are starting to see some restoration of america's standing in the world. >> i think that we have restored america's standing in the world. >> tonight, we can say that american leadership has been renewed and america's standing has been restored. >> all right. renewed and restored. did the rest of the world get the memo? the advisor to the british defense ministry in terms of leadership and planning president obama seems to be almost chronically incapable of doing this. obama no sense of what he wants to do in the world. he also slams the british government, too. michael k is a former advisor to the british minister of defense and he joins us now. nice to see you this

morning. >> good morning, thanks. >> is this odd for senior advisor in the defense department in britain to speak so openly about this? slamming david cammeron as well. >> it is quite a statement he has come out with. ineffectively he has been hired to be the impartial voice. people want to hear it whether it's good or bad. is he actually fulfilling his job although slightly candidly in this case. >> certainly candidly because some of the statements are harsh in the statement that he puts out there. to the president's point though of the united states restoring confidence in the world. has that been done? what is your take on this senior advisor's comments about that? >> i think it's incredibly hard thing to measure. let's look baseline where president obama started in 2009. you had illegitimate war in terms of the eyes in the international community in 2003 in iraq raging for five years. war in afghanistan that's been going on eight years. approaching the height of coalition casualties. also just had a financial crisis that sent shock waives around the world and caused global markets to collapse.

i think from where he was starting from, he had a really good opportunity to implement some policies that could get america back on track in terms of the identity in the international community. one of the problems is one of the core principles of implementing those policies which is transparency which his whole campaign has been built on has been shattered when you look at benghazi and cia and drone problem. he has gone a step backwards especially in the second term. >> i was in ireland right before the inauguration and speaking to people in ireland were super excited about president obama coming into power it seems though that maybe things have shifted dramatically. robert gates our former secretary of defense and this british counterpart seem to make the case that the president is disinterested in foreign policy as if it is something that is not even on his radar and he has no -- he has no plans about it. what are your thoughts about the comments from the all has government? definitely been dropped on foreign policy. not just in the u.s. but from the u.k. as well and the west. i would actually argue ball

picked up in terms of foreign policy. if i can try to be a little bit objective about this is that the president has had severe competing priorities since his election. if you look at home, he has had a very sluggish economy to deal with. high unemployment rates and huge debt mounting adding a trillion dollars a year to it. so, in terms of foreign policy, if you just have to look at the presidential campaign between mitt romney and the president. and just look in terms it of how much foreign policy was discussed. i don't think that it's taken a priority. foreign policy has been hugely complex. i think it's been complex in the way that you anticipate the arab spring and all the. >> and to this gentleman's point in britain, he says the president bumbled: walk that unforced area: to me, the region of the middle east. handled particularly bad.

understanding the way chemical weapons red line could play out. these things never are. i think if you combine that with the way that he launched into supporting or wanting support free syrian army, then you have got this al qaeda, islamic military threat me as it sizing in syria. it's created a few problems in terms of taking a step back and losing credibility. what we need to differentiate here clayton is weakness doesn't necessarily mean credibility. and i don't think america, a lot of people talk about america being weak in the eyes of the international community. i don't think america is weak at all. number one economy in the world number one security power in the world. biggest nuclear arsenal in the world. pretty heavy state. >> defense advisor, we appreciate you joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> and a sharp dresser by the way. up next on the show, we have got some more content for you you. we'll be right back. and including. this some cruiseships and how to get away for cheap.

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restaurant in kabul. new details coming out about the victims. conner paul in live in our. >> u.s. officials confirming that two americans are among the 21 that were killed last night in kabul according to u.s. officials. both of the americans that were killed were members of the american university of afghanistan. one had just joined the faculty there. and it only been in kabul for a few days, maybe it less than a week or so. now, there names have not been released yet as their families are still being notified this was unusual attack on the taliban. israeli hit soft targets like restaurants never attack at night. hit political military and government targets. friday night as people were sitting down to have dinner at the lebanese restaurant popular with international workers and afghans a suicide bomber attacked a front door while several gunman slipped in the back shooting people point blank. among the dead several afghan workers, two

americans, and a lebanese owner of the restaurant who reportedly had a gun and tried to battle insurgents to prevent the attack from getting any worse than it already was. violence is down in afghanistan. but the security is still very fragile guys there. and with the afghan presidential elections coming up in a few weeks, it's expected there could be more blood shed. back to you. >> all right. conor powell live for us this morning. thanks, conor. >> other stories making headlines we want to tell you about this hour. police in philadelphia are searching for a suspect in connection with a shooting that injured a boy and a girl inside a high school gymnasium. it happened at the delaware valley charter high school which does have metal detectors to police are still trying to find out how the suspect got the gun into the building. >> i feel like my son is not safe anymore he is a senior in school. i feel like he is not safe. not only him. other people's children are not safe. >> cops already have one other teenager in custody. he turned himself into police last night. no i.d.?

no problem. a pennsylvania judge strikes down a law requiring voters to show a picture i.d. at the polls. the judge saying the law, which has been challenged since signed in 2012, is unconstitutional. the state's reason for the law to combat voter fraud. jets qb grounded after being kicked off a flight in los angeles. confronted by lax police. passengers taking this video. authorities say he was kicked off a virgin american flight to it fort lauderdale after refusing to get off his cell phone. course sources close to smith say he was the victim of an over zealous flight attendant. the jets say they are looking into it. >> paranormal news for you. if there is any paranormal news for you i will bring it to you. >> people calm down. people thought this was ufo over saudi arabia. dozens of people posting this up on youtube. raising eyebrows earlier this week. what is it?

governor, not a ufo just space junk. experts say it was parts of a chinese communications satellite launched in 2008 and broke up and was reentering when it actually hit. >> funny thing is that is not even close to the weirdest thing that happened in saudi arabia this week or any week. >> are we surprised that a 2008 satellite, rick, from china would be breaking up so quickly. >> they are pliewfting even in space. >> yeah, right? not just in beijing. >> exactly. >> it you see that picture this week of the sunrise in beijing that they had to put a big tv out there showing the sunrise because people can never see the sunrise. >> it's amazing. see if we can find that picture and show it to you. out across the eastern seaboard, the much clearer day. front moving across south florida. cool temperatures as far as florida is concerned. in across parts of the great lakes you see the clippers that continue to move across the area in throughout the northern plains they slide across the ohio valley

exiting towards the northeast. we will continue to see those over the next probably about 7 to 8 days. with each one of them, colder air moves in as well. out across the west. dry conditions continue. we have high pressure in control here. and that doesn't look like budging. this overall pattern with the clippers in the northeast and the heat out across parts of the west continues. we will continue to see some lighter santa ana winds but not good news for the fires there. and temperatures remaining very warm as well. and storm track goes way to the north of it into the east though was, that also full names in colder air. while temperatures haven't been as bad as they were about a week and a half ago, we will start to see the colder air move in over the next couple of days, go to monday in fargo, you are at minus 1. go in tuesday back up into the single digits, remain very cold and you will notice the cool air moving in across areas of the east as well. by wednesday, only to 22 in new york and atlanta all the way down to 40 for a high temperature. all right, guys, send it over to you. >> thank you so much, rick. huckabee here on the fox news channel.

great to see you this morning. >> always a highlight of the show for us. hter ] really need some more >> no because we now know that the show is half done. 8:00 a.m. when we have you here. >> tucker was making me feel so good. >> you actually throughout through your views more than anybody i have met. >> thank you so much. >> i will throw in to you. white house fudging numbers again on obamacare claiming more people have signed up than people have used

payment device to sign up for obamacare. it is include chris on its face to say they don't know the number. >> some people say they are inflating the numbers in an effort to try to get people jump on the bandwagon. everybody is doing it. it's working. so come on. they have even gotten richard simmons on board with this video. watch this. >> i love it. >> people coming -- i'm not the only one coming on here to toot the horn about getting insurance, health insurance. you are going to hear a lot

of different methods. >> richard, what have you got? >> governor huckabee, your taxpayer dollars hard at work. how do you feel about that? >> there is just so much wrong with that on so is many levels, where do we begin? start with the tank top. >> does this make me want to go sign up for health insurance? no, it makes me believe that we do need mental health in obamacare. >> here is my favorite. >> oh, richard. >> this is -- no. >> this is paid for by taxpayer dollars to get young people to sign up. this was part of a special, a covered special. he is going down on the floor going c-o-v-e-r-e-d, get covered. >> it may be one of the better. >> that's how you i feel. >> in the great scheme of things i have seen worse. let's go back to the idea the numbers. the numbers have been fudged because they don't know what

they're and number two they don't want to reveal what a big disaster this has been. i'm not talking about the web site. they knew that they needed a lot of young people. in washington state, nine times more people signed up for the medicaid version than signed up for the paid version. 9 to 1. when that starts happening, if that should cascade across the country, you you have a rapidly bankrupt obamacare. >> what do you think of the president's speech on surveillance? so, among the changes, where now he says not going to be spying on some foreign heads of state but continuing to be spying on american citizens. isn't that exactly backwards? >> i think it is. i don't think there is any constitutional grounds to spy on people unless you have a warrant because there are some suspicious activity and you should present that to the third branch of government and say, we think tucker carlson is up to something. here is the evidence. at least the prima facie evidence to indicate that something is going on. otherwise, the government has no business snooping. and i know people say well it's for our safety. when you give up your liberty to keep your liberty, how does that make sense?

it doesn't make sense. so, i believe from the beginning that there has got to be some reigning in of these programs. the idea that you are getting to collect this much data is the niddle needle in the hay stack. when you make the hay stack that big you will never find the needle. >> how true. >> the president not even talking about the text messaging the nsa doing and the emailing. the only thing that was mentioned was the phone call, storage of that information from the phone calls. and meanwhile, the nsa is going to continue to have access to this information for the next two months while they figure out who is going to hold on to this information. only one part of it is being addressed. the president made no mention about any other part of the surveillance programs. >> people need to remember one of the concerns about the edward snowden affair was that here, a young, contractor, not even officially that tied to the government was able to access extraordinary amounts a of information and use it in a way that could be hurtful to people. what says that some rogue employee doesn't decide to

go data mining, pull out a bunch of information on a person running for public office and say, if you don't drop out of this race, or if you don't take a particular position, i'm going to release the following things of information. i mean, this has implications that people ought to stop, take a deep breath, and think about before they say oh, it's okay, i have not done anything. it's not what you have done, it's what everyone has done collectively and whether we ever want to put someone in the position of giving them the kind of power over their fellow citizens. and i think the answer should be absolutely not. >> well said. governor, who is on your show tonight? >> well, mitch mcconnell is going to be on. we will talk to him about the latest attack on the coal industry, because it effects kentucky, but it effects a lot of people across the country. and we are also going to have -- this is the week, you you know, for the march for life. we have a mother who was told by her doctor that she needed to get an abortion for her baby or she would go blind. she refused the abortion. she did go blind but she is here to tell the story that is still the most powerful

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the veterans groups are sounding the alarm. here to explain is deputy legislative director from veterans of foreign wars ryan thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having us, tucker. >> we received and put on the screen the statement from the v.a. about this. they say the proposed rule would require standardization to help streamline the process, modernize to make sure veterans and their families receive benefits more quickly. sounds like a good idea. why is it not? >> i will tell you right now. we understand what v.a. is trying to do with this. they are trying to incentivize veterans to file claims. it disincentivizes veterans from filing traditional claims or what we call more formal claims. sending written notice on a paper napkin to v.a. now, the problem with this, is that it could mean that veterans who choose to file a traditional claim could lose thousands and thousands

of dollars as they are waiting to fill out the form to the v.a.'s satisfaction. >> just to get some perspective on the magnitude of this, what percentage of veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan are claiming disability? >> well, i will tell you right now, we are seeing a much higher percentage than we have seen from previous generations. it's not only the veterans looking to receive the benefits but the number of conditions they're looking to claim. this can be viewed as a good thing because veterans know that these benefits are out there. unfortunately, when you are filing for more conditions or filing more claims it's going to take more time to adjudicate them. these are the wait times that we are sees six months to a year maybe longer for some veterans more complex claims. >> why do you think the administration is doing this? do you think there is another motive? >> i tell you i think it's about their path to modernization. people can file electronically. we know it's quicker so the vfw we have a cadre of service officers who help file these claims. if you file electronically

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thank you to so much for spinning your saturday morning with us. american model will spend four years in prison for killing a rugby star. karen cammeron was driving drunk and high when she hit and killed gary. she will will also have to pay $100,000 to the family. taxpayers will foot the bill for a convicted killer's sex change operation. robert was convicted of killing his wife in 1990 and given a life sentence. now he goes by michelle and lives as a woman in prison. he filed a lawsuit in 2012 seeking a sex change, now a court saying the surgery is a constitutional right. >> thank you, anna. take a look at this next

segment. new show kicking up controversy on the. friday night lights. texas us inside texas football. all of the kids under the age of 10. these folks take their football real seriously. take a look. >> are you quitting? let's go. come on. [crying] >> come on o, come breathe, breathe. >> let's go. >> what's the matter? >> i don't care how much pain you are in. you don't quit! >> really? that's the mom looking on by the way. how is she letting that happen? is this a true depiction of our little league culture? here now to comment on this is former nfl player and dhs agent randal hill. nice to see you this morning. what was your response when you first saw on your show on the esquire met work, randal? >> i definitely disagree with it. my mom and my dad were very integrally involved in football. my dad was the coach. as a matter of fact, my dad

actually coached several guys that got a four year dislip to the university of miami. >> did your dad yell at kids and berate them and make them feel like little scrubs at 10 years old? >> no. you know, there is a fine line that you are walking. you want to instill some discipline but i think those cochesz definitely went over-the-line. and that's why i'm also involved with the program at university of miami. it's called a coaching certificate program where we actually teach adults on how to teach and coach youth football and high school football. >> is this indicative though of culture. this is taking place in texas. we know they take their football very seriously there outside of san antonio where the show was shot. is this something we are seeing across the country or do you think this is an isolated area that the show felt they needed to key in on? >> no. i think it's across the country. >> really. >> a lot of pressure. believe it or not, there is a lot of gambling involved with little league football

all the way up to the high school level. there is a lot of pressure there again, the parents need to take, i guess, their young kids' stock in hand and actually become a part of it. you know, take some of these coaching programs so that you learn a little bit more about the game so that you know that your coaches that are coaching your kids are actually doing the right thing by your son or daughter. >> you know, earlier on the show, tucker made a great point which looks like these guys are -- the coaches doing all the yelling are, you know, insecure people and i feel like they're the al bundy people stuck and living out their high school days again. they never achieve things in life they feel the need to belittle little kids. diewsm that's accurate. >> i agree with you. one of the segments we talked about a few months ago bullying. i guess big bullies. but, again, you know, the parents have to be there they need to be there they need to be vlved. you know, get involved in some of these coaching programs where you can learn more about the game. >> i want to read to you one of the most ridiculous

statements i have ever heard and get you a response. this is from esquire network. we believe friday night tykes brings up important questions about safety in sports. we encourage americans to watch debate and discuss these issues. that's the whole reason they wanted to do this show randal, do you buy that? >> i don't buy that at all. i think it's about the almighty dollar. i don't think they are really serving these kids well by yelling at them. by treating them that way. you want to strengthen them. you want to give them positive, you you know, feedback. and, you know, like i said, there is a fine line that you are walking but, again, you know, you dent want to talk to the kids like that. >> and, parents out there who are watching this and letting their kids -- they have to sign waivers to be in that television show, parents. how do you let your kids get berated and then go on national television and have your kids berated too. they need their head examined too. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks. >> car plows into

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all right. we had some stories making headlines that we want to tell you about on this saturday morning. we now know why a southwest flight landed at the wrong airport. the pilots now say they were confused by the runway lights. the flight was supposed to land in branson, missouri. but the pilots say they saw runway lights of a smaller airport just seven miles away and thought that was their runway. a crash that seems to come out of nowhere is caught on a red light camera. mark mcclelland was driving in florida when a pickup truck runs the light and t-bones him. >> had no time to react. just seeing a black blur and, you know, i hear the crumbling of the metal. >> aside from bumps and bruises, he was okay. the driver was ticketed for running the light and not having proof of insurance. criminals use a refrigerator to steal your personal information it. it sounds like something out of a movie. but this is real. a security group successfully hacking a smart

refrigerator that allows you to wirelessly connect to the appliance. it was part of a demonstration involving 100,000 gadgets, including a television. that's scary. just fine or over the line? a 16-year-old disney star poses in a racey new candies ad. models a very teeny bikini. aimed at girls ages 7 to 24. we asked you is this really appropriate for a 16-year-old? larry says this, if she is 16, 18, or 40 years old these pictures are inappropriate. and joe says this is using child porn to make a profit. we as americans need to stand up and protect our children even at 16. >> i have got to say if she was 40 that would be really impressive. that would not be child porn. >> no cell lieu light, nothing. >> we are all shaking our heads at that one.

over to rick reichmuth now for a look at the first alert forecast. >> so we have been talking about the warmth out across parts of the west. here is the storms two clippers watching right now. more behind these. one of them now moving across parts of upstate new york today and in towards new england. snow and isolated areas seeing more than that same story goes with this clipper that's moving in towards the northern plains and in towards the chicago area. continue to see the clippers move through. each time they do they will bring the temperatures down a little bit. start to hear people talking about very cold air moving in and possibly return to that polar vortex that everybody got very he excited about. no big concerns for that kind of cold temperatures but the cold air will come back. take a look at where those temperatures were in early january. we got to minus 31 in international falls. minus 16 in chicago. this time by tuesday, looking at temperatures still cold, about 10 degrees better than that though. so, cold air on its way. maybe in time for the super bowl? >> super bowl on its way, too. >> yeah, it is.

biggest nit. just around the corner and the menus for super bowl parties are starting to take shape. will the ladies or the men be bringing the best dishes. >> ladies represent. here for the ultimate battle of the sexes husband and wife chef. authors of the book just married and cooking. good morning, thanks for coming back to "fox & friends." good to see you. what is it that you brought along. >> you guys can actually be married and then compete in this? >> duke it out here with you and anna. >> we heard some tough talk going on earlier. and you say -- >> -- luckily you are on the winning side here so we are good. >> no question here. >> >> chicken wings, right? >> yes. you win. >> if i can have -- if i can be humble for a moment, this recipe is brilliant. browning the wings overnight, sugar, salt, water, tabasco and boil them in the brian. fully cooked. roll them in flower and cook them in the oil until they are brown. don't make a big mess in the kitchen. really quick and cooked

properly. >> only reason it's brian -- -- wings and wine. they are hearty burgundy comes in nice enjoy wine with the wings. >> help me out with the blue cheese dip. sour cream blue cheese and scallions tabasco in here. >> enough, honey, my goodness. >> we already won. >> seven layer. this is much prettier. we are all about presentation on the lady's team. >> >> look how beautiful. seven layer mexican dip. and the key is it is fresh, it's beautiful. and there is the after voyeur cat doe layer which is nice sweet heat from the tabasco. here is the big dish for the party. super bowl with it tailgate you can create your own layers. there you go. next the avocado with tabasco. >> this is personal size, right? >> a layer of crena. >> i like avocado i don't

think if it's creme or plane. >> corn. >> fresher the better. >> i'm following my model right here. >> fresh made. >> this is a pretty smart idea that you tailgating ones and don't get in trouble for double dipping. >> we have to do this if we don't make individual ones you took all cheese and corn. >> god way to keep things settled toe mess stickily. >> i think we need marriage counseling. >> marriage counseling from these two. >> i don't know. they are going to kiss and make up at the end of it, right? what is this? we have one more dish on. >> one more on james' side. >> this is why rick and i just won right here. pork cancer -- carnita. broth from the cooked pork. jalapeño and cheddar, top it off with cheese and sour cream. >> this is why we are winning. >> how about the mango

spritz mock tail. >> you have a mocktail healthy mango, mint, healthier super bowlers like us. >> i don't know, i like to splurge on super bowl day. this sounds good. what goes into the mocktail. >> ginger, lemon. pour a little bit of the mango juice in there and do a squeeze of fresh lemon. >> and then we will be doing all these recipes later on closer to super bowl with the new york jets. they have their big event space in midtown. i also teach at the institute of culinary education. brook and i teach classes there together. we have been partners with the jets all year. we have been the official tailgating partner. >> all i have had so far is the wing i can tell you is awesome. >> can i, too? >> at seems like there is a little bit of fighting going on between you two. >> but we win in the end. >>. up next, it is a dream come true for chocolate lovers.

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44 minutes past the hour. quick head libraries few you you. man behind bars after leading coshocton on a wild chase through the streets of los angeles where all car pursuits take place by the way. driver running head on into another car. he tries to run but he can't hop the fence. so he surrenders instead. the l.a.p.d. hall him --

haul him away. >> lights, camera, action! [screams] >> where is this. >> flying over our head in a million pieces. >> idea willie wonka would be proud of. 3-d printer printing out chocolate. hershey shing off latest device at the consumer electronics show. tucker, you you can print your own chocolate at home. done. >> endless snickers. [siren] >> movie producer harvey weinstein taking fire for taking aim at the nra. listen to this. >> we're going to take this issue head on and they are going to wish they weren't alive after i'm done with them. >> he is talking about a new movie he plans to make that will push the cause of gun control. is this a little hypocritical since weinstein made all these movies that glamorize gun violence, turned into a religion basically, watch.

[gunfire] [shouting] >> officers officers, third avenue. [gunfire] is there anyone in america more personally responsible for romanticizing gun violence than harvey weinstein author of hollywood hypocrites. the truth about hollywood's biggest backers jason matera. welcome. of all people harvey weinstein the guy who made pulp fiction is against gun via venezuela. >> the movie the artist. shut up. he is embarrassing himself. there is no way that you can go on hysterically about the

nra and gun violence when you have given us pulp fiction and given us rambeau and django in chains. he says now though he is going to steer clear of gratuitous violence on films. is he listed as the producer of "kill bill 3" is it going to be rated g? i doubt it. >> so i'm fascinated by the idea that he is going to make a movie in order to push a political point in order to have a political effect. that sounds more like a 30 second ad than a film. >> yeah. and is he letting his ego get the best of him as though he single-handedly is going to sway the gun control debate. the thing is it's a terrible marketing strategy on his end if he wants to make money with the film. there is 60 million law abiding gun owners in america. not only has he in the few interviews discouraged them from seeing this film, he has essentially persuaded them to go on the campaign and discourage other people

from seeing the film as well. you know, if he wants to try to sway the debate, i would say more power to him. he should see, test it in north carolina, louisiana, new hampshire, 10 months from now during the election. see how effective he is going to be. >> it's almost mean to take harvey weinstein's ideas seriously because they are such a jumbo of contradictory nonsense. exact same interview. he said had he been alive under the nazis he would have wanted to have a gun to fight back. is that the whole point of the second amendment is to prevent tyranny and empower people? >> the irony is completely lost on harvey weinstein. is he also using the first amendment, which is signed in the bill of rights to go ahead and make his films and make these idiotic statements. and, yet, he wants to deny people in the bill of rights that second amendment which affords us gun ownership and protects us to really fight off against potential government abuses like the

nazis perpetuated against the jews, but, again, we are expecting harvey weinstein to make sense on public policy issues. tucker, we cannot give him that much credit. >> he went on a show on another met work hosted by british guy and these questions were raised and he said i'm not going to make any more violent movies. he has gotten rich making really violent movies. shouldn't he give every dime he has made to some sort of charity that benefits people who have been injured by violence? >> he should, if he was a massive integrity and of his word and if he really thinks that he helps add to the culture of gun violence with all these films. moreover he would go and lobby his beverly hills brethren to also stop making violent movies in america. now, listen, i hope he doesn't. i hope he continues to make movies with violence in them. they entertain us. i don't think we should totally cancel out guns and -- on the big screen, but, still, don't tell us how the nra is ruining

america. >> of course. >> when they have nothing to do with perpetuating, certainly gun violence and definitely glorifying it on the big screen. >> gun safety classes anyway. >> you have to go through hours of class if you want to get certified by the nra. the guy is just a bloviating idiot. >> thanks for joining us this morning, i appreciate it. >> thanks, tucker. >> days after pregnant women were told safe to drink now they are told not to drink it what harm are these people facing exactly? we will tell you next. that's why there's biotene. available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel, biotene can provide soothing relief, and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene -- for people who suffer from dry mouth.

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you always want to minimize when you're a pregnant woman all of your exposure, that's why they're being very conservative and telling pregnant women just to drink bottled water. what i'm saying is you should not worry if you were exposed to a small amount of this. it's so unlikely that anything will happen. now pregnant women are always going to worry. because that's a natural response. you're a mother now. and so, you know, as i said, pregnant women analyze everything that they eat, everything that they're exposed to, and they should, but again, i don't think they need to get overly worried about this. >> this has been ha nightmare for everybody in the community, though, right? they weren't even allowed to

bathe in the water or brush their teeth with it. >> initially. absolutely. they smelled it in the water. and they did exactly what they were told to do. but at some point you have to go back to normal living. the cdc said go ahead and drink the water. i don't think they have our best interest at heart. >> we'll let you go here the past few seconds. does the water purifier work? does that help get rid of trace amounts? >> i don't think a water purifier in this case is going to help. you can certainly do it. you know, this is again a trace amount. i don't think any water purifier is going to have any effect whatsoever. but again no harm. if it makes you feel psychologically better, go ahead and do that? >> dr. carla simonian, thanks so much for your insight.

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the guys in a little bit. >> that bed is so advanced it will massage your back as you're going to sleep. >> at least two american civilians are dead following a terror attack on a restaurant in kabul. the two worked at the american university of afghanistan. at least nine people were killed. the homicide bomber set off the blast outside the packed restaurant while two gunmen snuck through the back door and opened fire. asking police to say the taliban is responsible. >> the new york post reporting that police believe a missing autistic teenager was not murdered, but it's more likely that he drowned. witnesses report seeing avonte running from a dog at the park back in october. police believe that he fell into

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president obama announced a new plan for the sweeping surveillance program, but it stops far short of saying he'll end the program. elizabeth is live in washington with the latest on this. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning and you are correct. the president made it clear he's not ending surveillance programs. he did, however, reenforce course approval requirements for calling records. the president also said the administration will do with eavesdropping on allied leaders, calling upon lawmakers and intelligence officers to work out refinement. but the president says there will be reform to, quote, balance the nation's security and privacy. >> what i did not do is stop these programs wholesale. not only because i felt that they made us more secure, but also because nothing in that initial review and nothing that

i've learned since indicated intelligence community has sought to violate the law or cavalier about the fellow of the citizens. the then senator would openly criticize the programs. he said more than once that george w. bush was out of control and shunned surveillance efforts in the patriot act. >> the administration acts like violating civil liberties is the way to enhance civil liberties. >> there was one other big shift, yesterday. remember when he called edward snowden a packer. he did acknowledge for better or worse he had had a major impact. foreign heads of state will not be spied upon, but american

citizens will continue to be. >> and it seems like these reforms are in words only right now because the nsa will still have access to the phone records and phone data for the next 60 days. the president punted it to congress to figure out what we're going to do with all of the phone records. he did not touch on text messages. he did not touch on e-mail ls. he barely touched on a portion of the overall structure. to me this is smoke and mirrors. charles talking about this last night on special report says this really doesn't do anything. it was 90% smoke and mirrors and very little smoke and chains. it was the best use of obama's powers, of dauz ling since the '08 campaign. obama knows he has to retain the

program. he's extremely important. but he made enough rhetoric and nods to the other side, at least philosophically. and enough cosmetic changes to make it look like he did something. what matters is that you kept them somewhere. the answer is yes. >> this is in gross obvious violation of the fourth amendment. read the fourth amendment for fun. everything about the program violates the fourth amendment. the people who justified it in the very beginning and said we're doing it to protect you, and untold terror plots have been disrupted because of this program. the panel the president put together to look into it found not a single terror plot was disrupted by spying on you. >> charles went onto say when he was on the show last night, though, that eventually we will

likely have some sort of terror attack unfortunately, whether it's small, like boston bombing, bigger than that, something as extreme as 9/11 and if the program was stopped -- >> but the fbi had this information in their hands. >> it would be nice if the people got up and it was just bipartisan lies, got up and said plot after plot had been disrupted for the program and apologize for lying to us. i wish they would do that. it's paid for by tax dollars to get young people to get covered. richard simmons in a new obamacare special to get you covered, young people. will this convince you to do it? take a look. >> we have a lot of other people

coming on. i'm not the only one coming out here to toot the horn about getting huget ing horn. you can hear a lot of messages and maybe one of the messages. mother, daughter, mother, daughter. c-o-v-e-r. this is beautiful. i feel inspired to tell my friends to sign up online. >> you're the fittest person i have ever met. have you ever signed up for health insurance while exerci exercising? >> no. no. i can't say that i have. >> she does crunches while she's on her laptop. the young invisibles who they're targeting to sign up because obamacare is not going to work because it's going to fall and fail under its own weight if they don't sign up, why richard simmons of everybody? >> is he considered a legitimate

exercise guru. >> you remember sweating in the oldies. don't you feel like a pony! he does this for six hours. >> you're defending him. he doesn't speak to the young generation. >> i'm not saying he speaks to a young generation, but this is entertaining. i don't know that this will make me sign up for obamacare. >> what is that move that he's doing? oh. taxpayer dollars, folks. is it over? >> we're talking to mike huckabee about this a little while. this may be the least destructive thing government has spent money on in a long time. at least this discredits what he was doing. you cannot take obamacare seriously, and that's good. >> also if their ads will be in the super bowl if they have one. $4 million for 30 seconds of air

time. >> is that true? >> we asked you earlier if you have your own workout video at home that you've made promoting obamacare, please send it to you this morning. >> we will show that. >> thousands of you have. we're sorting through your obamacare exercise videos now. >> i'm serious. i will cancel the rest of the show if you send us workout videos. brand new fallout after a two-month delay. the spanish version of healthcare.gov is online. many hispanics are calling it insulting. cruise ship fall caught on camera. a woman plunges seven foot below into the water. she says the drink was pushed on her. does she have a case? we report. you decide.

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look at that. 30% without health insurance. the role of obamacare could have been major help to a community in need. the delay launched the hispanic version of healthcare.gov did more harm than good according to many who have seen it. the finished product turned out to be more a punch line than a health care portal. it's not only a technical disaster, it's also an embarrassment to the hispanic language and disrespect to the community for who is in the debate. ouch. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> thanks. >> so the spanish on the site wasn't adequate? >> yeah, absolutely. as a native spanish speecher,

it's clear that the translator took shortcuts. when you're translating you're trying to capture the idea. you're not trying to translate word for word. based on what i have seen, it's clear they took shortcuts and didn't spend the time that they should have on the site. >> so it's like the instruction manual and the chinese made toys. >> the amazing thing about this is one of the main aims of obamacare is to solidify the support of the hispanics. why would they do this? >> i'm not sure. this is a bigger question to me. you had your signature achievement and almost three years to get ready for this moment. hispanics happen to be the youngest demographics in the country. you need young americans. and so i don't know what happened there. >> let me put a comparison of

the premiums. this is the national average versus that of new mexico so nationally, 140% inmm. 160% of existing premiums for male and female is pretty much the same. >> right. >> so this suggests that hispanic voters are actually getting shafted more than most people under obamacare. >> absolutely. that's the dirty secret here in washington, tucker. is that hispanics are going to bear the brunt, disproportionately of obamacare. as you know, young americans are going to have to pay more to cover the coast of older americans under obamacare. and so that's the truth of the matter is that obamacare is a really bad deal for all americans, but particularly for young americans, and again by extension, the hispanics happen to be the youngest demographics.

>> the obama administration is intent on keeping the votes of the hispanic voters. so they're going to have to make a change, no? >> yeah. absolutely. last year in december gallups showed the biggest drop was support from hispanics. it's evident hispanics are taking another look at the president, his policies. of course, the next thing is, will republicans capitalize? that's the big question. >> certainly is. topic of a future segment. that's an underreported story that you're telling us. we appreciate you talking about it. coming up. the pilot who is landed on the wrong runway now admitting why they did that. you won't believe what happened. and lone survivor. the number one movie in america.

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friday morning in columbus, ohio, as crews were taking it apart. four worker were hurt. all skppted to be okay. bryan's lexington, kentucky, show had to be rescheduled for february 1st. over to you, clayton. >> it's the number one movie in america. "lone survivor" tells the true story of a failed navy s.e.a.l. mission in afghanistan that left marcus latrel forced to fight against the taliban. >> the way i see it we got two options. one, we let him go and roll the dice. >> the second they run down there we've got them on our back. >> it's not a vote. we're going to cut them loose and we're going home. >> marcus latrel was the only man to make it out alive. you know him well. actor mark wahlberg plays latrell and he joins us now.

welcome to fox and friends. >> hey, clayton, how are you, sir? >> i'm good. are you surprised by the success? we hear from movie theaters they have to cancel other movies to make room for "lone survivor." >> i tell you that i was enjoying that very much. not only do want the movie to be successful, but it's important that as many people experience this movie as possible. we're trying to pay tribute to these guys. they're sacrificing their lives to us. the least we can do is spend a couple in the theater. i was thrilled with the outcome of the movies when we showed it to marcus and the family members who didn't make it off the mountains in 2005 and everybody else who ever served for that matter. we felt like our job was done, but it's a nice added bonus that as many people that have gone to see it are seeing it. >> it is an incredible story. wen we spoke to marcus last week, we wanted to know what the actors wanted to know and develop in this relationship

before you started on the journe journey. >> as you know, marcus can be an intimidating guy. he wasn't impressed with my resumé as an actor. you have to earn his respect. we were committed 110% to making this as authentic and real as possible and us looking like s.e.a.l.s. and so, you know, if we did something wrong, they would snatch you by the back of the neck and show you how to do it right and push you until you got it right and we welcomed that with open arm ls. i didn't really feel comfortable asking too many questions. i had source material. i didn't want to bring up anything he may have been uncomfortable with. i felt like as soon as i could earn his respect and trust then he would open up to me when he felt comfortable doing so. >> it must be an enormous burden

for you to have on your back help portraying these guys on the big screen and the the families there watching this in the theaters. the families of who had sons that did not come back. how weighty of an issue was that for you, and what kind of conversation did you have with the families? >> i never felt that amount of pressure, but i also took enormous pride in being able to tell their story. we just wanted them to know that we were paying tribute to those guys. those guys were heros. we were going to let the world know it. and they're extremely happy about that. those guys deserve that tribute. >> and we heard you didn't pull any punches going through the training. how important was it to be that authentic in your navy s.e.a.l. train sng. >> you can't cheat something like this. originally the movie was supposed to be a much bigger budget. we wanted to tell the story. we wanted it to feel like a documentary. we want the audience member or

viewer there on the mountain with us. the only way to do it is to go up and make it real. me being the oldest of the bunch, there were times i wanted to complain and ten feet away from me marcus would be carrying pieces of equipment up the mountain and considering what he survived, not only operation red wing, but a year later redeploying to iraq and getting his knees blown out, i wasn't going to complain. >> well my brother having served with the navy s.e.a.l.s, thank you for bringing this story to the marines. >> thank you, sir. my pleasure. it was an honor to do it. >> thanks, mark. a woman seen falling seven stories for a cruise ship. she was drunk at the time but is now suing the cruise company claiming the drinks were pushed on her. does she have a case. we have the record. plus, you think the super bowl about football and beer? why not add wine to your menu?

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here we go. if you thought it was outrageous when a woman spills hot coffee on herself at mcdonald's and sued because she didn't know it was hot, listen to this. >> here's a woman on a cruise

ship. she had a few drinks, which is what you tend to do on a cruise ship. she just went walking upstairs. >> just trying to get some air, taking a look over the side. >> the moon like deck. she falls over, she fell like 100 feet into the water. then they rescued her. the cruise ship comes to a grinding halt, and then they go out and rescue you, and then she decides to sue the cruise company. and we had a legal debate, does she have a case? listen. >> >> if you're in a bar or on land and a bartender overserves the person, a visibly drunk person, which she had to have been drinking long island ice teas, the bartender has a duty to stop serving or that person is liable. this is the same thing. >> the stronger part of her argument is what happens after she falls overboard and why she fell overboard. yes, i would say it's not reasonable for someone to float

for two hours. not 20 minutes, 2 hours. that's the strength of a lawsuit. the fact of why she wound up in the water, oh, she encouraged me to drink. >> disagree. long island ice teas are not pure alcohol. there is a splash of coke in a long island. >> and sometimes a lemon on the side. a wedge, maybe. why do people go to bars to get drunk? that's when we have all these rules. that's why we live in the oppressive setting. no one is willing to say i'm in charge. >> do these apply when you're out to sea? >> she should be paying them for the cost of rescuing her and going to church every single day to thank god she's still alive. >> her case may be stronger because they diverted the cruise ship to key west, and she says she should have been air lifted to miami instead.

she had broken ribs and hypothermia. >> you know, i wanted to be in key largo but they took me to key west. carol writes, hey, there's a big difference between getting on a ship and getting bombed because you don't have to drive home on land. bartenders are held to a higher standard because people drive when they leave the bar. >> june says that drunk woman got what she deserved. it's the fashion to blame everyone else, as tucker mentioned. don't take responsibility for yourself. stupid idiot woman. wow. >> it looks to me like the cruise line says wanda should be able to sue her for not being a responsible adult. her own body and mind causing extra cruise line expenses. if you sued everyone on a cruise ship who wasn't fully in control of himself, may tie up the court. >> can you sue for getting fat? >> can you sue if you're all of

the people who have the vacation ruined because of some drunk idiot. >> hey, america, let's stop suing. we should take a vacation from suing. nothing permanent. for a period of time. >> let's take that pledge. >> we have other headlines to share with you on your saturday morning. potential break in the day that breach that affected millions of shoppers. a russian teenager may be behind the entire thing. he's being looked at as a key suspect. a california intelligence firm claims the 17-year-old developed the software used to skim credit card numbers and other personal data from target and neiman marcus shoppers. not so sweet news for an oregon bakery. after a nearly yearlong investigation, the state now ruling the owners of sweet cakes by melissa violated the civil rights of a gay couple for refusing to make them a cake. erin and melissa klein said they

were sticking to their religious beliefs. the state will try to work out a settlement between the two parties. and terrifying video out of arizona. we want to warn you it's very graphic. a drunk driver hit a woman who was walking in a wal-mart parking lot. police say she does have severe injuries, but she's expected to be okay. >> oh. >> i am completely surprised that this lady is alive. it makes you wonder how people go out and start drinking alcohol when you can cause an accident like this. >> look t at the damage there. the driver was already involved in one crash and was trying to escape police. she's now facing numerous charges, including aggravated assault. >> all right. >> that's my home state again. arizona. arizona is the state that

everybody flees to because you want to get away from request the family. waer going to talk about the story in california for a while. the drought is incredible. it's extreme. and it's because of these kinds of numbers. you can see the number on the left is how much rainfall you've had since july 1st. the number on the right is the deficit in the rainfall totals. so that is causing big time problems. you take a look at what's happening the next few days in southern california. 80s. wow, that's beautiful. you should be in the 60s and it should be rainy season. we should be getting rain showers. it's not the case. the high pressure is firmly entrenched across the west. more santa ana winds the next few days. that's not good for the fires. humidities hold low and temperatures remain high. that's our big story. out across the east we have the dip in the jet stream. that's where the cooler air is. not across the west. can't buy a rain drop, unfortunately.

the super bowl is on february 2nd. >> i think it's going to be chilly. it's safe to say. it's just around the corner. i have beer on myu. what about wine? >> here with some super snacks is the chef and owner of yum yum catering. good morning. how are you guys doing? >> i think a beer for super bowl, but your thing is it doesn't have to be beer. >> it can be beer but also sparkling wine. i'm a girl. sometimes i go to the super bowl party or i'm having a super bowl party and i'm not really interested in beer. my favorite is martini. i love martini wines. for the holidays -- holidays, i call super bowl a holiday. i love football so much i call it a holiday. martinis have these great minis. so these are cool to bring to a party. you can get this four pack for $14.99. you can get rose, persecco, and

you can drink it out of the straw. you want it all chilled. you can get really cute buckets. they come shaped like a football or helmet. that's a cute way to display it. >> you can bring a four pack of these. >> also appropriate. >> you can pair up food with the wine. so the first thing i'm making is so, so easy. these are chicken wings. you have to have chicken wings at a super bowl party. these are super easy. they're made with a little bit of salt and some pepper. and they're called salt and pepper chicken wings. so you want to bake them in the oven. you can also fry them. and that's it. this is really it. the fat from the chicken wings makes them nice and crispy. and i serve them with celery sticks. >> you're just baking them? >> just baking them. you can just bake them. >> wow.

that goes nicely with beer as well. and clayton is waiting in the wings. would you like to try these? next up we have guacamole. >> so guacamole is so easy to make. i never understand why people buy it store bought. if you have ever gone to your favorite mexican restaurant and they do it table side, it's super simple. scoop out the avocado. i call it one, two, three, avocado. avocado, lime, salt, cilantro. >> and the the fresher the better. yeah. that was one of the things in my recipe. which you can find on your website. you're going to want to make it kind of as quickly as your guests are going to eat it. if you have to make it in batches, fine. the super bowl is all night long. and you don't want it to turn brown and gross. >> and it's good for you.

when you get to the grocery store, find the ones that are a little bit brown and a little bit softer. >> we have more recipes and pairings on our website. head to foxandfriends.com. 41 minutes after the hour. pretty soon we'll all be filing our taxes. what will you do when you get your refund check? the five ways to make the most of it coming up. and you've heard of your smart phone and smart cars. have you heard of a smart bed? check it out. >> hey, guys, good morning. we're about to do a numbers on the young people signing up for the health care law. and that is worry that had a it is coming for the law. $120 billion a year to fix roads and bridges is not enough. the new push to hike the federal gas taxes that has us asking what have you done with the

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. >> don't be jealous but i'm in bed right now. best start of our livings, so why not make that time count. >> sorry to hear you brag t.x-12 smart bed from sleep number is filled with technology that will help you get most of your time in bed. >> pete is here to talk about sleep innovation and research for the sleep number company. he joins us now. >> how did you get a good night's sleep? >> we don't know. >> this bed will tell you how you slept. >> i saw it at a consumer electronics show. i wrote about it. it's monitoring all your sleep pattern, it's one thing to wear something on your wrist, this takes it to the next level. >> it measures as soon as you get in the bed. so it foes are you in bed. as soon as you get in bed, it picks up your heart rate, your respiration and any mart of your body we know is moving, then at

the end of the night, we can give you a score. so we give you your average heart rate, we give you your average perspiration. we tell you how long you have been in bed. how much was restful or restless. we wine all that up and give you a sleech score. >> who knows how long you get up in the middle of the night. >> this area here tells you how long you have been in bed. can you see how you are sleeping compared to your partner. >> it actually builds up, it's encrypted in the cloud. it comes back to you. >> here's what i want for the know. how do we use this information for better night's sleep? if i'm not sleeping any better, i don't care. >> x-12 has a fee cure that allows to you track it over a week at a time or a month at a time and a journaling feature where you can keep track of nk you do during the day. how it affects your sleep that night.

caffeine, alcohol. >> this screen, this is fascinating. this is crazy, i like this woman in your keep study tried oto convince myself i am okay i can drink caffeine all day and i'm fine. this woman had if same mindset. >> here are the day, here's her sleep score. her iq after dinner, here's her sleep iq on days she didn't. sleep iq. >> that's pretty low. >> well, the sleep does affect a lot of things. i don't think it affects iq that much. it's important to know choices you make. will aufkt at fight. you can adjust each side to as comfortable you feed it. firmness, support, comfort levels, sleep number settings. you can optimize that, you can convince yourself that sleeping is a little softer setting will help me sleep better. >> we talked about the app and

how it works, what does the technology look like inside the bed? what am i holding here? >> that's a universal remote that allows to you control everything the x-12 can do. it has articulation you can sleep very comfortably it has a watch tv settings, put your favorite settings into it. some people actually sleep better with their head slightly ar tick pait lated. this in fact, this has voice control as well. if you fall asleep, your partner falls asleep, that partner starts snoring. you request tell the remote control, voice message, my partner is snoring. it will raise their head up gently. >> the argument itself for having a bed like this is you can't put a price tag on a good night's sleep, it makes every aspect of your life better. >> i'm going up, there you go.

>> what's the price point on this? >> well, we're introducing this exclusively in sleep number stores coming in february, a green size bed will start at around $8,000. but we're going to migrate this technology to sleep iq technology in mattresses that start around $1,000. we. everybody to know how they sleep and no better sleep than the x-12 technology is very important. >> i should say, by three. this bed fits three people comfortable. actually. >> except i'm on the crack. >> it works for you when you are watching your dog. >> don't go anywhere, everybody. .

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