hello and good morning. it is sunday, the 19th of january 20, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. if the problem health care website doesn't get fixed, could health care as we know it be in jeopardy? and two of the biggest names in pop culture, duck dynasty. is there no room for tolerance anywhere, anymore this morning? and should bullying be a crime? it will be if one woman gets her way in florida.

but that's for you to decide. "fox and friends" begins now. good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "fox and friends" on this -- this is probably the best nfl day of football watching. very exciting. >> peter is here in for tucker. nice to see you we are going to call you tucker at the bottom of the screen. >> he's freaa friend, so i am g to be called tucker. >> peter, are you going to watch? >> i am going to watch. >> she doesn't know this yet, we're going to get a football forecast coming up. there could be snow, maybe. >> and janice and i are excited -- >> 3:00, janice, 3:00. >> okay. isn't there one that starts later, too? 6:00. we are going to do a segment called lady cakes. you're mixing two of lady's

favorite things, cupcakes and booze. >> so in the cupcake there is booze? >> barely. >> this is why america is great. this is why america is great. we'll talk about politics this morning and what's happening in mid-march. march comes the obama care deadline. that's march 31st for the obama deadline for enrollees. according to a document published on a federal website, it turns out if healthcare.gov is not up and running by mid-march, the entire law itself could be jeopardized for a number of reasons. >> yeah, in fact, a lot of the insurers could even go bankrupt and the health care industry as a whole could be in jeopardy from all this. and part of the problem comes from those back-end problems on the website. and it's -- the system is vulnerable to, quote, inaccurate forecasting of risk mitigation programs. what does that mean? insurance companies depend on these healthy people to

subsidize when the bills come in for the unhealthy people, they are going to the doctor for this expensive treatment, and it's the pool of unhealthy people, if that's bigger than the healthy people, that spells real trouble for the health insurers. >> congress heard about it this week, so is this really possible at all? the report says this functionality is not complete by mid-march 2014, the government can make erroneous payments to providers and insurers additionally without a fastball management platform that accounts for enrollments and associated program costs that integrates with the existing cms accounting platform, the entire health care reform program is jeopardized. that's a fancy government way of saying the whole thing is in the dumper. the ceo of trusted sec llc, he gave testimony this week to say security for the obamacare has not gotten better, it's gotten

worse. listen. >> healthcare.gov is not secure today. and nothing's really changed since the november 9th testimony. in fact, from the november 9th testimony it is worse. i don't understand how we are still discussing whether or not the website is still insecure, it is. there's no question about it. >> it is insecure. >> it is insecure, absolutely, 100%. >> what happened in mid-december when they brought in the new company responsible for getting their website up and running, normally they would go through the open contract process, this document reveals they didn't go through the open contract process where, hey, anyone can say, we would love to help out and rebuild healthcare.gov. we'll entertain your contract, they had no time. so they went to get this thing up and running or we are in deep trouble. >> this is so urgent we have to take out the initial contractor who is in charge of it. you know how much this is costing you taxpayers? $91 million to clean up this mess. >> and clayton, our friends at home, the other statistic now

coming out that i really found disturbing is that a new report shows that only 11% of consumer who is purchased new coverage under obamacare were previously uninsured. so the whole point of obamacare was to bring coverage to 20 million to 30 million people who didn't have it before, and now we are seeing 11% of the people that have signed up, and it is not a heck of a lot of people already, only 11% never had coverage. >> so let's unpack this a little bit, what does that mean? the wall street journal says it shows the early signals suggest the majority of the 2.2 million people who sought to enroll in private insurance through new marketplaces through december 28th were previously covered elsewhere, so only 11% of those consumers who bought the new coverage were uninsured, meaning they were either transferred from their employee programs, they decided to upgrade their plan and move to a new plan, but

they had coverage. they are not hitting those most vulnerable in our society. >> only 225 or 230,000 new insured under the plan according to the one statistic. >> right. so when we hear the 6 million number that the president tweeted, 6 million have now gotten covered, it's a fact, you can -- we have said that those numbers were squishy earlier this week, they are even further squishier this weekend. >> some fuzzy math there. we have other headlines this sunday morning, so we'll get right to those. the death toll rises following a taliban-led terror attack on a restaurant in kabul in afghanistan. three americans now confirmed dead. 18 other people were killed. when a homicide bomber set off the blast outside the packed restaurant as two gunmen snuck through the back and opened fire two. of the americans killed were identified, one is a nutritionist specialist for unicef, and 27-year-old alexis cameron of chicago at the

university of afghanistan. cameron's family says this, she took the job at the american university of afghanistan to help the young women of afghanistan get an education and take their rightful place as leaders in afghan societe. as you can probably guess, her death is a shock to us all and we can't imagine a moment going forward when she won't be desperately missed. gosh, terrible. two marines who died in combat awarded the navy cease top honor, the navy cross. matthew menakis and the other marine were fired upon inside their come pound back in 2012. both of the men engaged in the shooter buying time for their fellow marines to escape. well, the driver attacked by an off-duty police detective in this infamous road rage video, you remember this, now is suing the city of new york.

alexian was dragged from his car and beaten in front of his wife and 2-year-old daughter last september. "american hustle" wins big at the screen actors guild ceremony. >> thank you so much. we have so much gratitude from our screen actors guild and now to be a part of this night and to also be acknowledged along the incredible ensembles here in this room tonight. thank you for allowingtous be a part of it. and what a strong year in film, we couldn't have made this movie without the support of the -- >> there you go. that win sets the stage as the film was at the academy awards coming up in march. the big acting award went to matthew mcconaughey for "dallas

buyers club." and kate blanchett won for "blue jasmine." brian cranston won lead actor for playing walter white. the science teacher turned meth maker. and nbc's popular sitcom "modern family" won with best male performance going to ty burrell. >> no surprise there. that's one of the best tv shows in history, and then "breaking bad." >> "sopranos" was very close. you weigh in, e-mail us. now we'll talk about the wintry weather because we have football to talk about today and dangerous road conditions out there in the midwest this morning. maybe out even into colorado area or no, janice? >> no, the west remains very warm and dry. much of the west. but the game today in foxboro --

>> it is in denver. >> oh, it is not the giants, skip that segment. we have not even started yet, it's going to be a fun morning, stay with us. we'll look at the active pattern for the snow across the upper midwest and the great lakes, that pattern is going to continue throughout the workweek. we'll get light snow and a reinforcing shot of cold, arctic air. here it comes again, folks. we'll take a look sunday, monday into tuesday, that's where the coldest air arrives across the upper midwest, the great lakes and the northeast with windchills below zero. so, of course, the never-ending winter. we'll continue to cover it. denver, i'll remember, i'll get the forecast right. >> denver is the early game and then the seattle game. >> they are okay, too. >> all right. no crazy weather out there. thank you, janice. let's talk about this, because when you take to twitter sometimes you say things maybe you -- we hear this from

celebrities a lot, they regret it. it is refreshing when people are honest on twitter. people are so sanitized. >> and so commercial selling their stuff all the time. >> we have one of the stars from one direction who decided to show support for "duck dynasty" and wrote this, huge love to you and your family, huge respect for your business prosperities and the family values you still all behold. big fan. that caused controversy. >> well, in being a fan of someone's show and the way -- >> what happened is he started to take some heat on it, and so then he tweeted out in response to that to kind of pull back on that. what does he say, being a fan of someone's show and the way they still hold the family together, doesn't mean i'm okay with all they say. so that's the power of the mass

saying, oh, what are you saying sneer. >> people are saying i don't agree with all of phil roberterson's comments, of course, but i support your family. in this day and age when you have a strong family, that's important in our society. the fact he took to twitter and said that and got all this fire, the one direction fans were not thrilled he was supporting "duck dynasty." >> the problem with twitter is people take a lot out of very little. and then they kind of extrapolate it out and it causes a firestorm and then celebrities go back once and twice and three times to clarify what they meant in the very first time. >> earlier this morning that i tweeted out i was having a banana, i really meant that. i really did. >> everyone was excited about that one. there were like 20 re-tweets on that. no, 200. >> the most popular one of the week. coming up on "fox and friends weekend," should bullying be a crime? it will be if one mother gets her way, but does that go too far? we report and you decide. the war on poverty, is

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welcome back on this sunday morning. a record 91.8 million americans are still unemployed, at the same time the government attempts for job it have training programs and they don't seem to be helping at all. >> they don't have a job because i don't have a job. now you do the math. it's a waste of the american dream. first of all, they stick you in front of the computer.

we need the one-on-one. i need somebody to talk to, not a whole bunch of keys. it don't work. >> with nearly half of americans relying on some form of federal assistance, has the government declared a war on work? here to weigh in, john tammy of realworldmarkets.com. good md morning. >> has the u.s. government declared a war on work? that's an incredible concept for us to get our arms around, true or false? >> i think so. it has to be stress that unemployment benefits are in some ways cruel. this is not to minimize the pain of unemployment, but if you know you have a check coming from the federal government, then that means there's less urgency on a daily basis to go out to look for a job. the simple point that incentives matter. >> john, let's look at some facts together, they are really devastated. a record 91.8 million americans are no longer in the workforce. since january 2009, the number of jobless working-age americans

has risen 9.6 million. 47.4 million americans now rely on food stamps. these are historic figures. people are staying unemployed longer now than ever in our history since the great depression. what does that mean for our future? and what does it mean for our present? >> well, it means for the present that we're being robbed of the economic recovery. and it's got to be stressed with government compassionate here. the compass here is very cruel. every federal dollar that the individual pays to stay sidelined is an extra dollar businesses have to offer them to get them back to the workforce. that explains a lot of people leaving the workforce altogether. this is particularly problem during the slow economic period, because business logically has less cash to offer new employees. government is making it far more expensive for them to get these individuals back into the workforce. >> the average duration of

unemployment in 1982 when unemployment was 10.8% was about 18 weeks. now it's about 37 weeks. are we doing that intentionally to the american people? or is that the result of something else? >> i don't think it's so much intentional, but this is the inevitable result of government programs to stimulate the -- or put a cushion under an economic downturn. when governments spend money, when they offer up unemployment benefits, when they invest in businesses, they are robbing the economy of limited capital. there are no jobs about investment first, so governments try to cushion the blow of recession, they actually elongate them and take from us the very economic recovery we would experience if the government would just get out of the way. >> john, that's pretty eye-opening on this early sunday morning. thank you for being here. we'll have you back again real soon. we appreciate your insight, as always. >> thanks for having me. it's the honor of a

lifetime, fox news' lauren green was invited to perform for pope benedict at the vatican. she's here to tell us all about it, next. and your first sneak peek at the super bowl ads, everyone will be talking about them. arnold schwarzenegger like you have never seen him. and we have the best impression of schwarzenegger coming up in america. both are on "fox and friends."

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you, dennis rodman back in rehab. sources say the nba legend checked into a new jersey clinic after a booze-filled trip to north korea. rodman blaming recent media outbursts for all the pressure of dishing out basketball diplomacy. he recently organized a basketball game in the communist country. the 52-year-old has had multiple stints in rehab. an international team of nuclear inspectors has arrived in iran to scale back the country's uranium enrichment begins tomorrow. in return the united states and five other countries lift exmommic sanctions. those are your headlines. well, the honor of a lifetime, our own lauren green invited to perform for pope benedict and his brother for the monosignor's 90th birthday. >> here to talk to us, lauren

green. >> who would have thought, put it all together? >> so this wednesday, you perform, tell us about that. that's incredible. >> well, it was actually in honor of pope benedict's brother's 90th birthday, and this is something that's been in the works since last year when i first met pope benedict's brother. at that time they were talking about a 90th birthday party, but then the pope resigned and everything just happened. i never thought about the concert again until i got an e-mail from the biographer for the pope's brother, and he said, we were doing this concert at the vatican, would you like to be a part of it? we are inviting you. >> and getting to perform three pieces, secular and sacred, were you nervous or excited? >> nervous doesn't explain the level of stress there on that day. because you want to perform, and a pianist doesn't take their piano along, so i was nervous

about the piano i was going to play, will i get time to practice on it? i played three pieces, one was "jesu joy of man's desire." and the second was a scratch piece that was about painting, it was a music-inspired piece, and that was the piece they liked the best. because of the marriage of mary and joseph. >> like me, and i'm sure many of my viewers, this will never happen to us. pull the curtain back on this whole situation. i mean, you go in the room first, do they have to escort you in? how does the whole afternoon unfold? >> first of all, the room was probably half the size of this studio. it was an intimate seating, pope benedict was right in the front. we were sitting through in the front. there was a tenor and then a

violinist. so i was the only american. >> did they give you instructions, don't do this to the pope and do this? >> when he walks in, stand up, that's pretty much it. there was an intimate concert, 45 to 50 people. he walked in, we stood up, there were speeches and then the performances started. >> and you thought the pope was actually better -- >> i thought he did. than the active pope. did he have more time to regain his strength? >> perhaps. because a friend of mine commented, my goodness, he looks ten years younger than a year ago. he seemed very relaxed and excited about the concert. it was just amazing. i was so nervous to get through the first piece, because if i could get through the first one -- >> did you say a prayer before you did this? >> oh, many. because the vatican guard, right before you reach the summit of the hill where the vatican video

is, the grotto of the lady of lords. >> be honest, did you eat before? >> very little. i ate a lot after. >> congratulations. wonderful for you. >> thank you. 28 minutes after the hour. should bullying be a crime? it will be if one mother gets her way, but does that go too far? we report, you decide. and take a look at the screen, do you notice anything funny about this? it's the homework assignment going viral. we'll show you what that all means, coming up. [ male announcer ] start the engine... and shift through all eight speeds of a transmission connected to more standard horsepower than its german competitors. and that is the moment that driving the lexus gs

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teacher in his essay. it is really smart a kid did that, but it is even smarter the professor figured it out. with the highlighter. that's a -- that's a good virtual high five that the teacher figured it out. >> maybe a real high five. we'll talk about florida this morning, because you know what might happen, a new law could hit the books called rebecca's law. the name after the 12-year-old little girl who ended up killing herself, rebecca sedgwick, she ended up jumping to her death at a cement factory near her home after being bullied. her mom, though, trying to push for this legislation to outlaw bullying and cyber bullying. it could be hits the books soon. >> if you remember the two girls that were accused of cyber bullying this rebecca sedgwick, they did face harassment charges, but those were dropped back in november, but this mother is saying what happened to my daughter, psychologically, was so difficult for her, i don't want other kids to have to

go through this. apparently this is the first attempt to try to end bullying like this in schools. it is defined as similar atticly and chronically inflicting physical hurt or psychological distress. but people are asking, is this going too far because it includes teasing, social exclusion, intimidation, and those are things that are almost a right of passage sometimes for kids. >> well, peter, i want to ask you as a lawyer as someone who covers these types of cases, what the law wants to do, is make bullying and cyber crime, cyber bullying, a crime. >> a first-degree misdemeanor. >> how is it different than what's currently on the books? >> they have come one a harassment charge for the other folks allegedly involved in this recent suicide, and the charges were dropped. in the state of florida, and most states, it's rather unclear. so they have to cobble together harassment charges. so now they are moved into a digital law age based on some recent cyber bullying cases. in april 2013 the canadian teen

killed herself after an alleged rape and a cyber bullying. and then in march 2013 another illinois teen committed suicide after negative comments were posted on her facebook page. >> yeah, and then we have december 2012, a florida teen hung herself after cyber bullying episode. and then in september 2012, another california teenager killed herself after humiliating cell phone photos circulated around. >> how can you tell, though, with cyber bullying? because so much of it is phone-based, and in person you can tell, but sometimes it would walk the line. >> it's a subjective determination, what crosses the line into now criminal behavior that some states are trying to legislate. when is first amendment a crime to have a line of demarcation? >> especially among kids. >> people have been arguing this now really, really hard. they are saying, are you going to lock me up or my kids up for them having a kids conversation

back and forth in terms of e-mail? the problem is there have been suicides, violent events that take place. psychologists also say that in those cases, there's a previous position. there may be a drug issue, there may be an alcohol issue, there may be anxiety issue or depression issue that pre-exists the question. but the point is, the state authorities now including florida are saying, listen, we need to take this seriously because obviously it's a serious, serious problem. and i saw it with some kids in my own kids' grammar school. my kids weren't affected, but other kids were affected. >> we all know somebody who this has happened to. the question on the facebook page this morning after the question of the day, are police or parents responsible for regulating bullying? go there to weigh in on this. we need a law. >> should people be going to jail and facing criminal penalties for what parents should be regulating?

>> cyber bullying, it's so much easier to hide behind a computer screen. if you don't stop it now, it will get worse. we have other news stories making headlines on this sunday morning. the star of the a&e "shipping wars" reality show passed away. >> just like that, nice and easy. >> i'm not impressed. >> do you expect more or less? >> more. >> i will tell you what's fun, getting the inspection over and getting paid. >> the network says roy garber suffering a heart attack. his team transport was featured on the reality show following different carriers. the transport of untraditional items. sources close to the garber family say roy has had a heart condition for some time. he was 49 years old. a pennsylvania school bus driver suspended after dragging a little girl nearly a block. >> the girl's backpack got caught in the doors. the bus driver was unaware of

this, apparently, and she proceeded to the next stop. >> wow. the girl's mother was picking her up from the bus stop and said she saw the whole thing. she chased the bus down. eventually the driver stopped. the little girl was not seriously hurt, fortunately. it is unclear if the driver will be charged. the tapwater in west virginia is now officially safe to drink. officials are lifting the ban on drinking water saying test results are clean. the ban was in place for ten days after a chemical spill contaminated the area's water source for 300,000 people. pregnant women are still being advised to drink bottled water to be on the safe side. what do you get when you combine don chito, arnold schwarzenegger and bud light? >> surprise. >> damai lama.

>> hello, lily. >> well, bud light giving viewers a sneak peek at their super bowl commercials and debuting their new slogan, the perfect beer for whatever happens. as for the big game, they are reportedly going for $4 million for 30 seconds. the big game is two weeks on february 2nd. budweiser has a clydesdale ad, they are adding something sweet. so we can't show you that until next weekend. >> something sweet and fuzzy. it's delicious. we'll show you what janice dean is showing us in the forecast. >> did you not think that was a weird commercial? was it just me? >> with the llama. >> with the hair, why? >> wait a second, did that make sense? they spent $4 million on it. >> it is 6:30 and i haven't had a drink yet. i'm trying to redeem myself

because we do have a football game being played in denver. the denver broncos against the patriots. it will be warm, dry and excellent conditions for a football game. let's take a look at the west because it's been very dry, really, for the last several weeks. we have this big dome of high pressure that's been in place for several days now. and that's giving us very dry, gusty conditions, especially across southern california where the fire danger remains dry. the drought there is a 100-year drought with much of the state with severe to exceptional drought. almost 90%. they are going to ration water. it is very, very dangerous, obviously, and the temperatures are going to remain warm for really the next several days, dropping a little bit on thursday, but no rain in the forecast whatsoever. so conditions are favorable for wildfires, unfortunately, for the foreseeable future. back to you. coming up here on the show, the numbers are shocking. more than 400 american universitys are severely infringing their students' right

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an article published on espn.com revealed the network looked into doing away with the name, but decided against it because of the news. the bad news it would make. anna? all right, peter, a new report finds the majority of more than 400 american universities are severely up fringing on their students' rights to freedom of speech. so which schools are the worst offenders? here with some examples from the foundation for individual rights, the group behind the study samantha harris. good morning to you, samantha, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. thanks for having me on the show. >> now first up, you have troy university in alabama, banning or putting a ban on any comments or conduct consisting of words or action that is are unwelcome or offensive to a person in relation to sex, race, age, religion, national origin, color, marital status, pregnancy or disability or veterans status. what do you make of this? >> well, this is a very, very

broad policy. and it bans a lot of speech, including the kind of core political speech that's really at the heart of what the first amendment exists to protect. in the court of a heating political debate, people often get offended. if you are discussing sensitive issues like affirmative action or immigration or the iraq war, people may feel offended on the basis of certain personal characteristics, but that doesn't mean that that political speech can't take place. and the policy is also totally subjective. if someone is offended, it's a violence of the policy. and so that means the most sensitive members of the university community get to determine what speech is and isn't permissible. >> yeah, for the masses there. and now to virginia, longwood university, speeches dmorngs stations and distribution of literature are limited to one area of campus and requires five days notice. what if they want to protest in response to a current event that

happened the day before? >> that's exactly the point. there needs to be some allowance for spontaneous speech on campus. it's understandable that universities will want notice of demonstrations when it's possible, but requiring students to wait five days after, say, 9/11 or the boston marathon bombing or any kind of event that people want to respond to immediately, really deprives those students of the immediacy of their message, and that's the important part of getting that message across. if you wait until the event is passed, the importance of your message is lost. so universities really need to make some allowance for spontaneous speech. they also can't quarantine free speech to just one or two small areas of campus. >> all right. samantha, let's go to boston now, northeastern university banning transmitting material that in the sole judge of the university is, quote, offensive or intolerant. who gets to define offensive and intolerant there? >> it is right there in the policy, the sole judgment of the

university. that's a lot of discretion. one thing we see is that university administration hate to be criticized. so any policy like this that gives the university complete discretion to decide what's offensive and to shut down conversation and debate has the potential to be used against students who want to criticize the university. it also has the potential like the policy at troy to be used against political speech, because again, if you are discussing sensitive topics, there are a lot of opinions that someone might find offensive or tolerant, but have the right to ideas. >> marshall university is banning disrespect of person. does this seem outrageous to you? >> it does. free speech is not always civil and respectful. people are allowed to be passionate and are allowed to get angry. in fact, a federal court in pennsylvania struck down the

policy on those grounds. the judge said that requiring all speech to be civil deprives speakers of the emotional tools that they need to connect with their audience. if you require everything to be calm, you know, people need to be allowed to be passionate without having to worry about being deemed uncivil or disrespectful. >> certainly a topic to remember when going to a junior college when the person there was getting into hot water for handing out a constitution on constitution day. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> we appreciate that. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. and reports the department of justice is going to change the rules on how it investigates terror banning profiling, but does this put our national security at risk? and some things may be too mortifying to tell your doctor, but our next guest says not telling the truth can be deadly. the top lies next, that you can tell. ♪ ♪

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53 minutes past the hour. patients lie. while it can be embarrassing to tell your doctor about a bad habit or mistake, not telling your doctor can be deadly. he top lies that patients tell and the dapgers behind them, thank you for being here, natalie. this happens all the time?

>> it does happen on a fairly regular basis. there are times when patients tell me something thenand they like, can i tell you this off the record? yes, they can tell me that. they don't want it in their medical record, and they are afraid of reprimand. if they are telling them something about a sexual history that is a bit off color. >> this raises a host of other issues when it tells you about the new information people have access to with the north carolina law, but that's for another day and time. the number one law people tell their doctor is about drinking and drug use. >> yes. and honestly, in medical school, we are basically taught to double whatever the patient tells us. so if a patient says they are drinking two or three drinks per night, we automatically are thinking more. it's not like we write it down, you know, they say two and we put down four. but also with drug use. the issue here is more about not

so much what kind of patterns or habits people are having in terms of their social activities, but a history of i.v. drug use is part of a medical history. because that raises your risk for certain diseases, such as h.i.v., hepatitis c, so for the doctor who is taking the history, you need to tell the doctors that information because it generates a very different thought process in our minds when we're working you up for a particular symptom. >> number two on the list is monogamy, and you have a story about this. >> i have a story about this. i had a gentleman a few years ago who presented to me with a chief complaint as a swollen knee. as a rheumatologist, i was thinking rheumatoid arthritis, gout or lime disease, unfortunately is a presentation for a sexually transmitted decide. you have to say, this sounds indelicate, has there been infidelity. 48 hours, yes, i've been cheating on my wife, boy was he ever. it ended up being gonorrhea, but

had he not told me that, he could have been treated differently and it could have destroyed him and his knee and possibly killing him. >> number three on your list, taking medication. >> yes. this is really important. patients have this idea sometimes they don't want to, not so much comply with, but they may cheat a little bit and take half of their medicine, take it every other night instead. for the prescribing doctor, we can overprescribe and say the blood pressure medicine is not working, i'm going to increase the dose and add another medicine, people have their reasons for not following the line exactly, but it is important to know exactly what you are taking. >> so be honest with your doctor. thank you so much. coming up on the show, an actress' support for a tea party candidate now costing her her job? that story, straight ahead. and forget "wolf of wall street," coming up, we are talking to young investors who

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we report, you decide. and this hollywood actress getting backlash after appearing in this ad, endorsing a tea party candidate. but you never believe what happened to her next. it might have you fuming. "fox and friends" hour two starts right now. welcome on this big football sunday. this is my favorite football weekend of the year. i love the super bowl. >> this is what i like to watch. >> you wait until the championship games to watch? 3:00, we've got the first championship game. i'm excited for that. of course, 6:30 on fox. >> we'll have our picks of the show. and janice will have her picks. she'll be deeply educated on the show. and i bet she picks them right. if she doesn't get them right, i'll buy the entire crew breakfast. >> wahoo! >> she will get them right.

>> pick bad, jani. >> she's in the best position to know. she's the best handicapper on earth. nice to see peter this morning. we'll talk about this, we are getting new information about the impact of jobs as it relates to obamacare. we have been talking about enrollees and the sign-up process, but how is this affecting the state and the number of people actually losing their jobs as a result of obamacare? take a look at this new report by grand valley state university out of ohio. they have found there are -- i'm sorry, west michigan, excuse me, there are 1,000 fewer jobs in west michigan as a result. and then it gets worse in ohio. >> that's a big deal, though. that's in west michigan alone. ohio's governor is also worried that insurance companies are going out of business and won't be able to pay the claim. the lieutenant governor mary taylor was on governor huckabee's show last night and

talked about how there are higher premiums that her folks in her state are seeing, less choice and even more -- less competition as well. a ac take a listen to this. >> unfortunately, we are very concerned about the insurance companies staying in business to pay the claims. if it happens quick enough and they can't get the prices up soon enough, they are going to go bankrupt. that's bad for consumers. we have less consumer choice and less competition on the exchange. in ohio prior to the exchange, we had 60 companies selling individual health insurance. >> 60? >> on the exchange we have 12. >> whoa. so only one in five of the companies selling insurance before are now still in the marketplace? >> yes, on the exchange. it's unfortunate. >> if you think about these insurance companies going out of business, that can put our health care industry as a whole really in jeopardy. >> no, that imperils state budgets. insurance companies going into

liquidation, going out of business or rehabilitation, that's a tremendous drain on the state and on the insurance policy industry nationally. >> so bailout, peter? >> there are bailout funds in most states in the united states for this to happen, but they don't have enough money if insurance companies start to fall like dominos. and we've seen that only 11% of the new enrollees of the 2.2 million obamacare enrollees are new insured. >> or have even paid their premiums, which also goes to helping the insurance company. if you don't pay your premiums yet, you don't make money off of them. >> they won't tell us how many exactly. >> right, we don't know how many have paid. another weekend here on "fox and friends" and another obamacare delay as well. the white house now has prohibited employers from giving better health care to their executives. so sort of -- i don't know, you call them the gold plan for the

executives, they were not allowed under obamacare to get a better plan than the lower rank employee. that has now been delayed through 2014. >> "the new york times" is the one who is reporting this. they say tax officials are saying they will not be enforcing this for all of 2014. and what would have happened is for every single person who was negatively affected, the companies would be charged $100 a day, which would advise them to treat everybody fairly. >> and for all the claims about the obama administration being the friend of working men and women in the united states, there seems to be a strange disconnect four years after the affordable care act is passed. there's still this strange disconnect between the wealthier executives and the working folks in companies and the type of health care plans that they have. >> similar to congress having better plans. >> absolutely. so they say, well, we can't figure out what discrimination is, we can't figure out what high compensation is, any of those things, so don't expect a

regulation soon. >> all these unintended consequences. all right. let us know what you think this morning. meanwhile, we have headlines for you. the death toll rises following the taliban-led terror attack on an afghanistan restaurant in kabul. three americans now confirmed dead. 18 other people were killed when a homicide bomber set off the blast outside the packed restaurant as two gunmen snuck through the back and opened fire. two of the americans killed have been identified. barbara hassan and 27-year-old alexis cameron. brand new information on the school shooting in philadelphia, it may have been accidental. a gun went off in the school's gymnasium hitting both students in the arm. both are expected to be okay. the 17-year-old turned himself into police yesterday and is being charged as an adult. and some terrifying moments

at a mall. customers forced to run for their lives as a group of men storm a jewelry store armed with sledgehammers. memphis police saying at least five suspects smashed display cases. they managed to stuff 65 rolex watches worth more than $700,000 into pillowcases before running out. they are still on the run. and everybody watch this as this adorable baby learns a new trick. he can control his family. >> yay! yay! yay! yay! yay! >> i love when babies do stuff like that. touchdown! >> they isn't say "simon says." every time this boy raised his hands, his family says, yay! he starts yelling with them. >> is there something new about babies controlling their

families? >> like throwing the sippy cup on the ground. >> i have to live vicariously through all of you guys, peter, you go to the movies on a regular basis, with a baby in the house, you never see a movie. they control everything. >> they do, but it's wonderful. >> yes, they do. i was trying to decipher what he was wearing on his face, spaghetti or ham? >> maybe a combo pack. peter, the pressure is on to pick the super bowl. >> okay, are you going to have the booze cakes and the big meeting with delgado and then make your picks and tell us. >> oh, the pressure. don't bet the farm on it, okay? we'll take a look at temperatures across the country. 27 in minneapolis. 13 in chicago. 25 in new york. it feels like wintertime, doesn't it? and with the windchill, it feels colder than that, especially across the upper midwest and the great lakes and the northeast where we have another arctic air mass that's going to be moving in over the next couple of days.

will it be as cold as early january? well, no, but we'll get close in some areas, like fargo, minus 25 on tuesday. that's the actual air temperature in the morning on january 6th when we were minus 28. we're getting close. these are actual air temperatures. dangerously cold, especially across the region. we have several clipper systems that are going to make an appearance over the great lakes, the ohio valley and the northeast over the next couple of days. and the west remains dry, really dry, in some cases, record dry across southern california where we are still dealing with wildfire danger. and there's the forecast for today's game in seattle, dryer than last week. we could see some fog, but temperatures around the 40-degree range. so will that give them the advantage, i wonder? >> well, their home field advantage in seattle is enough for them, as loud as it is. it is like louder than an aircraft carrier. >> okay. i'll take that -- >> don't listen to the crew

because they are betting against you. >> okay. >> ah, that's terrible. >> i love the crew, but they have an interest, economic interest in this. i'll buy breakfast anyway, but let's see how you doment. back here in the state of new york, the governor, chris cuomo, excuse me, andrew cuomo, that's his brother, what took to the radio and said some pretty interesting things about what would happen in a red state. or what the state should look like should be a totally blue state here in new york. and it wouldn't look anything like a red state. listen to the governor to see if his comments infather rate you. >> who are they? are they these extreme conservatives who are right-to-life, pro-assault weapon, anti-gay? is that who they are? because if that's who they are and if they are the extreme conservatives, they have no place in the state of new york.

because that's not who new yorkers are. >> so new yorkers cannot be by his definition, they cannot be pro-life, pro-assault weapon, or they cannot be anti-gay. that's what -- you're not allowed to live in the state of new york. >> it's a surprising statement out of this governor who prides himself on the notion of inclusion. so when you scandalize and demonize and entire group of people, and misate the what their beliefs are, i wasn't sure that same sex marriage isn't the same as anti-gay. when you say as a catholic you have problems with abortion and that you're not welcome in the state, that senda message to people that does harm, i think, new york state. i've live there had my entire life. i'm surprised he would say that. >> it's a surprise that the left is saying we are so inclusive o

not going to include any beliefs that don't agree with our beliefs. so how is that for inclusion and acceptance? you see what does happen when people speak out on the right, what happened to phil robertson and "duck dynasty," he ended up on indefinite hiatus. the show is back on now, but you saw him out there, laid out there hung out to dry. what if chris christie said this in new jersey? or rick perry in texas? >> if the governor said the same thing in a reversed situation, there would be outrage across the country. >> i think there was outrange now in new york state. and over time he'll have to reconsider those remarks and perhaps apologize. i don't think he meant them as he said them because they sound terrible. >> sometimes people forget they are on radio and people are listening. it's not like a private conversation you're having with your mom. all right, coming up on the show, reports that the department of justice is going to change the rules on how it

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16 minutes past the hour. a new report suggests that the department of justice could be

caving to civil rights activists. eric holder pushing a new policy that placates islamist groups by expanding a rule on racial profiling on a terror investigation. could this hurt violent extremism? the president of the islamic form for democracy and author of a book, dr. josh, great to have you here on "fox and friends" this morning. >> great to see you, clayton. thank you for having me. >> is this dangerous to our ability to fight terror in the world? >> clayton, i can't tell you enough how unbelievable this is. and where is this coming from? is the administration's second term sort of the way to surrender to political islam globally and now domestically? where is this coming from? there's no cases thrown outs because of profiling, the protections of the first amendment are more than adequate for muslims in mirk.

if you look from kabul to iraq to boston, and now just last month in wichita where we had a suicide bomber that was stopped because of a sting operation from the fbi. and just a few days ago you had an iranian citizen who was giving secrets to iran, and he was found and arrested for spying. and the fact that he was an iranian-american and the fact that he was muslim, i think, should be paid attention to. are all muslims islamist? no, but all islamists are muslim and we can't hamstring our agents in the field. >> you bring up a good point about the first amendment, are we now extending our united states first amendment american rights to foreign terrorists, people who we may be investigating? what if someone in america is having direct contact with an islamist extremist? is that person then cutoff because of their religious beliefs? >> exactly. this is what the administration seems to be either naive to or

are placating to. they want to continue and avoid the investigation and allow labeling themselves as islamic more our community when in fact it is the political ideology that threatens our country. imagine if communism during the soviet era was thought to be faith and we couldn't investigate the groups affiliated with the soviet. political islam, if you look at the last 300 arrests on terrorism, over 85% came from our community, even though we are only 1% of the american population. so either we're surrendering or somehow we're basically telling our enemy that, you know what? call yourself muslim or islamic and we won't look at you anymore. we'll look at australians and secular christians as much as we look at the radical islamist. >> you bring up a great point about communism in the cold war, is that the fear, dock, that it will be the return of some

mccarthy-ism, a witchhunt for anyone with this, is that the fear? >> the obama administration is saying they are trying to prevent that. if you look at the western report on nadal hassan, he was going around walter reed with his car that said soldier of allah. either we learn the lessons of ft. hood or boston or we surrender. i don't see evidence of cases being thrown out because of profiling or agents on the ground doing things completely abhorrent to the constitution. yes, i'm not surrendering my rights to the constitution, but there's no need for the new profiling other than to placate high-influencing brotherhood groups in this administration. >> dr. jasser, great to have you here. >> thank you. next up, he came home to find his mom dead.

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>> well, it was really interesting in the moment. i knew on the trade, it was only an $8,000 trade. >> $8,000 profit. that's pretty good in one morning. he's pretty humble. i'm not as humble. >> in the moment it didn't feel like that big of a deal for me. because i have been trading full-time for two-and-a-half years, and i was doing what i had done every single day. if i took a step back and looked at the big scope of things and said, two-and-a-half years i was just getting started, it was a thrill moment for me. >> looking at both of you, i imagine our viewers are saying, they are too young to be millionaires. so everyone wants to find out more information how to do this, how do they do that? >> go to timothysykes.com. >> very good. thank you. this actress lost her job

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brandon? the call is coming from inside the oven. >> it's your shot of the morning. a couple gets creative to announce their pregnancy, playing off the term "bun in the oven" the couple makes a movie trailer depicting them to figure out the paranormal activity surrounding the oven. it turns out there was a bun inside. the real bun in the oven due to make its world premier in june 2014. that's cute. >> you are a big fan of the paranormal, ghost hunters, how was this done? >> they did a good job playing off the bun in the oven. >> it was less frightening than the devil baby, whom i had the opportunity to meet on the

street. i can show that photo later. >> it's on foxnews.com. do to a search right now on foxnews.com for devil baby. it's the funniest video. >> i met the devil baby. >> was it frightening? >> i'll show you the picture later. this is also on foxnews.com, because a tea party ad is raising eyebrows and got an actress fired. you may know her as maria, in fact, when i moved to los angeles in 1999, this was the first television commercial i saw with maria. and i actually got to meet her. a very lovely woman. and she has been fired now by throwing her support behind this tea party candidate for governor of california. >> assemblymen tim donnelly who is a tea party favorite running for the republican nomination, when he's talking about all these terrible things that have happened to people who live in the county, she basically says, we're in hot water, in not so

nice of terms. she translates it and is facing backlash and lost her job. she also, if you are familiar with her, she starred in "moscow on the hudson." >> she's a friend of the show. she was hosting the vagina monologues in spanish, and they put her out of the show, basically, because the people running the show were, in fact, in line with these other folks. so she's taking the hit for unfortunately what appears to be their sbintolerance. the producer said we really cannot have her in this show. we need to have somebody else. >> she's going to be coming up later in our show. we'll talk to her about it and get her response to that. now to some headlines this morning. because the star of "shipping wars," the reality show, has passed away. >> just like that, nice and

easy. >> i'm not impressed. >> did you expect more or less? >> more. it wasn't fun at all. >> i'll tell you what's fun, getting the inspection over with and getting paid. >> well, the network is confirmed roy garber suffered a heart attack. garber's business arby's team transport was featured on the reality show following different carriers transporting non-traditional items. sources close to garber's family say the 49-year-old had a heart condition. >> we are sorry to hear that. a 9/11 dispatcher who hung up on an emergency caller will not be fired. the dispatcher criticized, after this call was made public, we want to what were you, this recording is really very emotional. >> i need a building number. >> please! >> is she breathing at all? >> no, she's purple! >> okay, you don't have to holler at me. i didn't do it, okay? >> [ bleep ]. >> bye. >> fortunately, another

dispatcher was also on the line and finished the call. the department says the first dispatcher will face a disciplinary procedure. wow. wintry weather causing dangerous road conditions in the midwest. this morning an indiana highway reopened after a dramatic pileup set off when this tractor-trailer crashed and burst into flames. in all, 30 cars were involved shutting down the highway for five hours. four people hospitalized and expected to be okay. icy roads are reportedly to blame. and just because you're on "jeopardy" doesn't mean you know everything. watch this with me. >> 354 wins did not overcome the controversy as this ex-red sox pitcher didn't make the hall of fame cut in 2013. goodren? >> who was pete rose. >> no. >> who is kurt stilling? >> no. >> who is mark maguire? >> no, who is roger clemens.

obviously you're hoping that baseball does not come up as a topic in the second round. >> ouch. fortunately for the contestants, that was the only baseball question in the show. those are the headlines this sunday morning. >> they don't watch a lot of sports. janice, we'll check in with janice dean. if you're having a football watch party tonight, janice, tell us how they can do it. >> this is the best part of super bowl, the food that we eat, correct? and we've got eddie and katie from bottoms up nyc here. wahoo! >> we are making lady cakes essentially cupcakes filled with booze? what's that all about? show us the denver broncos cupcakes and what's inside. >> this is the denver bronco cupcakes. denver's famous drink is called a colorado bulldog, so we made this with kahlua, vodka and coca-cola infused inside the cupcake. >> if i eat four of these, will i have good weather reports for the next few hours? >> the weather will be amazing

if you eat those. >> what do you think, anna? what about the other one? >> we also have the seattle cupcake. this is the washington apple. it's made with whiskey, made with puckers, and cranberry filling. it is actually really amazing. >> okay. so you're going to show us how to make things, right? >> right. so the washington apple, you cream the butter and sugar, which is here. then you add each egg individually, you add three eggs. you make sure that you have all your dry ingredients on the side, baking soda, salt, baking powder. then the flour, of course. mix that alternately with the sour cream. and you cannot forget the booze. >> what about this? >> that goes in the icing. the pucker is what goes in the cake. >> yummy, yummy. what's next? >> we have tailgate-inspired menu. bottoms up is about amazing food, so we did inspiring food

from count cities across the country. we have the seattle salmon burger to serve with sweet potato fries. and we have the denver bison burger served with caramelized onions and blue cheese, which is amazing. and you can't forget the new england patriots and their famous new england clam chowder. and we also wanted to show you the sushi bar. so we have a sushi chef and made the san francisco 49er bar with topico and crab. it's amazing because the crabs are famous in san francisco. >> it's great when you can eat sushi at 7:40 in the morning and it tastes good. >> is that amazing? >> amazing. >> not many sports bars in new york serve sushi. and we wanted to make it a good experience so people can come and eat not just fried foods and typical bar foods, but we have the sushi. we offer brown rice with all our

sushi. >> you are awesome. and i'll be eating these all throughout the show. >> wahoo! go super bowl! >> back to you inside on the curvy couch. >> the little cupcakes and sushi, it will be a long day. it's the beginning. >> delicious. president obama ran his re-election campaign promising to fight the war on women, fight back against it. so why is the white house actually paying women less than the men? and as if delivery by drone isn't outrageous enough, wait until you hear amazon's next plan to get items to your front door. hear their plan. ♪ good job! still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories.

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johnson & johnson is removing formaldehyde from their no more tears shampoo. the newest formula is being released without those potentially dangerous chemicals. is amazon a mind reader? the online retail giant developing this, it's called an anticipatory shipping. they will ship items before people order them. if you make that transaction, it will show up almost instantly at your door. peter? thank you, clayton. president obama ran his re-election campaign promising to fight for women. so why is the white house actually paying women less than men? this week maria shriver presented the president with the most recent report on the economic plight of women in america. and the changes she believes

need to be made. >> men are totally a part of this conversation in terms of mow they raise their daughters, in terms of how they support their wives and daughters. and what's good for women at the center of the economy is also good for men. we need to modernize our relationships to women. >> of course we do, but shouldn't economic equality start with the very person who got into office by promoting it? let's ask penny nance, president of concerned women for america. are you concerned about this? what is the white house doing to women employees? why are they paying them less? >> well, peter, they are perpetuating the myth that american society is somehow unfair to american women, that we are victims. and the truth of the matter is we are doing pretty well. what they have chosen to do, however, is to put pourless

women in key roles so their numbers look bad, but overall this administration has gone a long way to make women feel that they're treated unfairly and that society is against them when really in your 20s women make more money than men. it changes, though, when kids come along and we make good choices for our family. that's not a bad thing. we need to have more choices and need to encourage corporations to do flex time and job-sharing to give us more opportunities, but overall, we are actually doing better than men in employment. >> let's look at some of the facts, and you tell me if it is right or wrong and what your comment is. full-time female workers make 77% of full-time male's income. medium annual pay for women is $65,000 versus $75,000 for men. and this is incredible, the white house paid women 13% less than the men in 2012.

the year before that it was 18% less than men. why the disconnect? why isn't action meeting their promises, especially in the white house which should be the showcase for america? >> i believe there's a double standard in this white house and there's women that have left the white house who said it was a terrible work situation for women. but the staff that you mentioned, the 77% number, does not take into account thatgo aln our careers, we are paid essentially the same thing, until it comes to the point of our child-bearing years. women tend to lean out to use cheryl samberg's words and take time away from the workplace and go back in. when we go back in, we often come in making less money. so the numbers don't work out. we also choose job that is give us flexibility for our families and for our kids. we want to be able to do that, but we have to make sure women have the same opportunities for

men and the same choices. i think we've come a long way in that manner, of course, there's bad bosses, but overall we're doing pretty well. the problem is the entire country isn't doing well economically, both men and women under this president, and i would suggest the white house do a little better job of putting women out front. i mean, the bush white house had your beautiful dana perino as press secretary in our nation, the second woman to have that job, so it made a difference. she was the face of the administration. >> and we'll leave it there now, the face of concerned women for america. thank you for your concern and thank you for meeting action with concern, penny nance, see you soon. make that deadline or face disaster? that's the latest threat facing obamacare if the problematic website doesn't get fixed. could health care as we know it, could obamacare be in big, big jeopardy? chris wallace here to weigh in next hour. and a big night for

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and the actor goes to the cast of "american hustle." >> a lot of big names in that film. "american hustle" was the big winner last night at the screen actors guild awards. what were the other big highlights in the show? kevin mccarthy, good morning to you, how are you? >> good morning, thank you for having me on. i want to mention one of the awards that was not televised last night was the outstanding

stunt ensemble for a motion picture which went to the guys in "lone survivor" who did an amazing job bringing that to live. puncturing lungs, breaking ribs throughout the film, and to have them nominated and win, they wanted to honor the s.e.a.l.s as best they could. >> that's great, thank you for telling us as we didn't see that on tv. we did see matthew mcconaughey on tv. explain that. >> he took the best leading actor award for his amazing role in "dallas buyers club." and kate blanchett won for "blue jazz minute." they both had funny speeches. check this out. >> it feels like you put a blindfold on you and put you in a spaceship and take you to neptune and you can hop off on the planet. when you get off the spaceship, you are going to behave at your man. >> 29 seconds, matthew

mcconaughey spoke about neptune and i think i can have five seconds. >> wow. sometimes these awards, they start turning the music on after they say two words. >> i know. and then the show ends up going eight hours and everyone is falling asleep on you. >> all i wanted to hear from mcconaughey was all right, all right, all right. that's all i wanted to hear. >> the conventional wisdom is this puts "american hustle" on the road to the academy award. is that predictable? not true, true? >> here's the thing about the sag awards, they are big at acting categories. when it comes to best picture, only nine of the films over the past 20 years of sag went on to win best picture after winning the best sag for the best cast. "american hustle" won last night to put it up there with "12 years a slave. "i think that's frontrunner, but "american hustle" could upset.

the sag awards are voted upon by fellow actors and sag members. and actors make up the largest branch of oscar voters. so the four acting categories last night, mcconaughey and blanchett, i think they all win the academy award. >> rita moreno honored for her career as well. >> she looks amazing for 82 years old. she looks incredible. great speech, great award. well deserved. as elizabesabeth hasselbeck mentioned, she's won a grammy, emmy, oscar and a tony. great career for her. >> kevin, thank you so much. >> "breaking bad" won for best drama series, and brian cranston. so happy about that. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, guys. coming up, so many relying

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hello and good morning to you. it is sunday, the 19th of january, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. forget the war on poverty. is america in the middle of a war on work? with so many relying on handouts, is the government actually making it harder to find a job in we report, you decide. and two of the biggest names in pop culture, but now one direction's star is under fire for supporting "duck dynasty." is there no room for tolerance anywhere anymore? and call it a wedding nightmare, a woman posing as her brother's fiancee canceling his wedding without the couple's

knowledge. now she's facing harassment charges. we reveal why she did it. we'll have our own lawyer get to the bottom of this. "fox and friends" hour three starts right now. that's terrible. >> drama! >> that's terrible. >> always wedding drama. >> it's sunday. thank you so much for waking up "fox and friends" on this sunday morning. nice to see peter in here this morning. i'm clayton morris. nfl day today. we'll have fun nfl predictions out on the plaza, some great food and it is championship weekend, the best football weekend of the year, next to the super bowl. >> you won't want to miss it for sure. plus -- if you are a "game of thrones" fan, and i am, come on, people. >> it's a great show. >> of course it is. richard madden is going to be here on the show. if you remember the famous red weddings scene with rob stark,

rob stark is in the house about his new show. >> "game of thrones," "breaking bad," they are all there. we are talking about government handouts and is the government making it harder to find a job and making it easier to sit at home. this week's jobless numbers could be a sign that this administration is declaring a war on work. the staggering statistics to share with you this morning. in fact, a record 91.8 million americans are no longer in the workforce. and since january of 2009, the number of jobless working age americans has risen to 9.6 million people. >> and this morning we had john tamny on who gave us incredible insight we want to share with you. listen to this. he makes some sense. >> we are being robbed of the economic recovery and it has to be stressed as government compassion here is really cruel.

every dollar that the federal government pays an individual to stay sidelined is an extra dollar that businesses have to offer them to get them back into the workforce. that explains a lot of people leaving the workforce altogether. this is particularly problem during the slow economic period. this business can logically have less cash to offer the employees. government is making it far more expensive for them to get these individuals back into the workforce. >> that's a good point, the quote in the investors business daily looking at exactly how many companies are able to provide work right now and get jobs in the marketplace. this is a quote from the opinion piece this week. 50 years ago the federal government declared war on poverty, i would submit in recent years it has led to an undeclared war on work. the government has increasingly using its coercive powers to punish people who want to work creating a vast class of sabled able body americans dependent on

the government and politicians for their daily bread. a smaller proportion of working-age americans are work today than when the recession officially ended four-and-a-half years ago. we also talking about in michigan n the western part of the state, there are 1,000 fewer jobs because of obamacare. this came out of a report from grand valley state university. when you think about the business model and trying to make the numbers work for them, if they have 50 employees working 30 hours or more, and they can't make ends meet, how are they going to hire more people? another reason why there are not as many jobs out there. >> a very complex set of circumstances and is complicated by the obamacare effect we are seeing in the states. first we have headlines to get to this morning. >> we'll get to those right now. three americans are dead

following a terror attack on a restaurant in kabul, afghanistan. 18 other people were also killed when the homicide bomber set off the blast outside the packed restaurant as two gunmen snuck through the back and opened fire. new details coming out about the victims, two of the americans kill have had been identified. a nutrition specialist for unicef and alexis cameron from the university of afghanistan. two marines who died in combat were awarded the navy cross. captain matthew mannequin and staff sergeant sky mose were killed after the police officer armed with an a.k.-47 opened fire inside their compound in 2012. navy officials say both mannequin and mose engaged the shooter buying time for their fellow marines to escape. some terrifying moments at a tennessee super mall as men

stormed the mall armed with sledgehammers. five suspects smashed display cases and managed to stuff 65 rolex watches worth more than $700,000 into pillowcases before running out. we are told they are still on the run. and this cat won't let the baby nap. this feline is inside the girl's crib and starts licking the baby's head. the parents stay daughter likes to cuddle with the cat. eww. i bet that feels good. >> baby's hair is like cat hair, real fine. >> that's wonderful. >> i like that. >> i think that cat will have a hairball after that, right? >> you're right. >> i'll be here all week. let's take a look at the weather. high pressure across -- no, i didn't have any drunken lady

cupcakes, okay? maybe just one. high pressure across the west remains in place over the next couple of days. and then we have a trough across the great lakes and the northeast where clipper systems and fast-moving storms originating from canada push across to bring us one to three inches of snow. some areas could get higher totals. then we'll talk about the cold heading into monday and tuesday. just light snow, blustery conditions, so be careful traveling across the northeast. check ahead. and the temperatures, we'll have another arctic plunge this week across the upper midwest and the great lakes. yes, indeed, the bottom will fall out in fargo, 5 degrees. 4 in marquette. tuesday, single digits for chicago and buffalo, moving to the northeast. but it will not be as cold as we saw earlier this month with the polar vortex, that won't be happening. we'll call it the arctic plunge. sounds good? >> have you gone white water rafting at the amusement park, the polar plunge? >> i have not. i have children and i -- no. >> i love all the names for the

new storms now. >> have you been down it? >> the polar plunge? >> yeah. >> terrifying. you get to the bottom, there are styrofoam icebergs. >> you are joking, right? now i get it. >> it's the cupcakes affecting janice this morning. talking on twitter, you like when people are refreshingly honest on twitter and don't try to parch everything. politicians overthink everything and you get the saptized version of twitter. well, a one direction star, liam payne took to twitter, and this was his original tweet that he posted to willie robertson. he said, hey, huge love to you and your family, huge respect for your business prosperities and the family values you still all behold. big fan. that put him in hot water to one direction fans.

>> he had criticism that being a fan of someone's show and the way they still hold a family together doesn't mean i am okay with all they say. they all sit down for a meal at the end of the show, they all pray together, that doesn't necessarily mean -- >> all he was saying is -- >> that's what you do every morning when you see me. you look at me and go, much respect. >> respect. respect. >> respect you. our audio guys love it, too, when you hit the microphone. anyway, so the issue with all this, too, he was just speaking his mind. >> respect. >> speaking his mind. >> respect. much respect. coming up, chasing down the driver of an suv and pulling him from his car.

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this administration acts like violates civil liberties is a way to enhance our security. >> that was the president in 2007 bashing the bush administration for allegedly violating civil liberties, but it is president's obama's nsa policies really robbing the

americans of their privacy today. >> joining us now is "fox news sunday" host chris wallace. good to see you this morning. >> good to be with you guys. >> how is the president's speech being received in washington this morning? some democrats said this is exactly what we need, and others are saying the president didn't really do anything. >> i think more of the latter, to the degree that the president was trying to satisfy both the intelligence community and the civil liberties folks. i think he probably came down more on the side of the intelligence community. yes, there are some reforms, for instance, in the metadata, he wants someone other than the federal government holding the information, the government would have to go to a court to get a court order to sift through all of those billions of phone records, but the metadata collection continues, the national security letters continue, the ability for our government agencies to try to penetrate the software and

hardware of private internet companies. all of that remains. the basic structure of george w. bush's surveillance program remains, so i think that while he gave some rhetorical nods to the civil liberties folks, generally speaking, he came down pretty hard on the side of national security, which is not surprising for a president. >> so what about the american people who are concerned about their privacy, are they going to see through this speech and think it is some sort of deceptive rhetoric? or are they going to feel better about all this? >> i don't know i would call it deceptive, if you're upset about the fact that the president or the government is able to continue to collect all this information, you'll continue to be upset about it. on the other hand, if you feel that the government is going through all this information may prevent a terror plot and may help keep us safe, and the president did make the point, anna, there's not a single documented case where any of this information has ever been abused by the nsa or the cia or

any of our intelligence agencies, then my guess is you'll be okay with it. >> yet, maybe we don't have health information getting out there and available to people when there's been a website breach, but we got the alarming expert from the security expert who said the obama website is a breach waiting to happen that could have catastrophic consequences. let's listen to david kennedy this week. >> healthcare.gov is not secure today. and nothing's really changed since the november 19th testimony. in fact, from the november 19th testimony, it's even worse. i don't understand how we're still discussing whether or not the website is insecure or not. it is. there's no question about that. >> it is insecure? >> it is unsecure, absolutely, 100%. >> you're going to be talking to mr. kennedy on your show this morning, chris, what are you going to talk to him about? >> well, exactly what he's saying, he testified, for folks that this may have slipped by,

he testified before a house committee back in november. and now at that point the website was pretty messed up, but he said it's just like swiss cheese filled with holes. now he comes back and says that he and six other independent security experts went back to look at the supposedly new and improved site just in the last week or so, and he says it's worse than ever. in fact, he says, and we'll talk about this at the top of the hour, he says that he could go onto the healthcare.gov website and he could access the records of 70,000 americans, your name, your address, your social security number, your date of birth, everything he would need to hack your identity, to steal your identity, in four minutes. so we'll see. and, in fact, there's quite a lot of pushback from the government. and we'll ask them what they say to counter this, but if what he says is true, it's very alarming. >> meanwhile, you are talking to general michael hayden and patrick leahy, an interesting debate about national security,

both fire on the sides of this, right? >> general michael was head of the cia, this is the kind of guy charged with using intelligence to try to keep us safe. patrick leahy, even before the president spoke, had introduced legislation that would dial back on government surveillance even more. it will be interesting to see who is happier with what the president said on friday. >> in our final ten seconds, chris, you know about all things national and things of great importance. tonight on fox, 49ers versus seahawks, who wins? >> seahawks. >> thank you. >> it is 18 after the hour. >> the broncos. >> thank you, chris. >> he doesn't have any horses left in the race now that the redskins -- poor chris. coming up on "fox and friends," a little girl was bullied so bad she committed suicide. now that mother pushing to make

bullying a crime, but does it go too far? we report, you decide. and you know, there's rob stark, actor richard madden, might have fallen victim to the famous red wedding in the hit show "game of thrones." now he's caught up in a gold rush. he joins us with the brand new show that rolls out on monday. he's back with us, next. [ male announcer ] v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from tea packed with real juice from delicious fruits and veggies. it's what you need for that extra boost! oh and did we mention it's only 50 calories? need a lift? could've had a v8. in t juice aisle. ♪ legs, for crossing.

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how are you feeling? hope you are doing well. quick headlines, dennis rodman back in rehab. sources say the nba legend checked into a new jersey clinic after a booze-filled trip to north korea. rodman blaming receipt media outbursts on the pressure of dishing out his basketball diplomacy. he recently organized a

basketball game in the communist country for kim jong-un's birthday. the driver that attacked bikers including the off-duty police detective in this infamous road rage video is suing the city of new york. alexian lian is accusing the new york city police department for failing to properly train officers. clayton, over to you. >> if you haven't caught up on your "game of thrones" just yet, spoiler alert. fans were stunned to see this happen last season. >> then let us send our regards. >> oh, that's a spoiler alert, by the way. richard's character fell victim to red wedding, but now he's back on the show as klondike.

richard is joining me this morning. nice to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> i guess it is a spoiler alert, what's the statute of limitations about telling people you lose your life in that show, one month, two months, how long do you keep it? >> you have to keep it as quiet as possible. and then everyone pretty much knows i got slaughtered. >> how hard was it to walk away from that character her? when you read that, what did you say, am i done? i don't get to play the character anymore? >> i knew that's when i was coming out of the season. after the season is done, you kind of pitch it away from your head. i spent more time with my own screen mother than i do my real life mother, so you become very attached to it, but it is just a drama. >> you are from scotland so used to the colder, wet climate. you shot "game of thrones" mostly i some in iceland. then on the new show, "klondike," you go to northern

canada to shoot it. did you ever think, next show i do, it will be "down ton abbey" and i don't get to leave and have the butlers taking care of me. >> it's going to be on a bar or a beach somewhere in hawaii, that's my next move. that would be nice. >> this is richard's character searching for some gold in the hills from the new show "klondike." take a look. >> you're hear. it's here now. no man's land. staked by no one and thus available. well, have at it. >> unless now want to load up 100 tons of equipment and do some mining in the hills. why don't you do everybody a favor and go to the other side? >> it will debut on the 20th of january. tell us about the show? >> it's about two young guys who go off to seek their fortune in 1897 as part of the gold rush, but the bigger picture, it's

about self-discovery, it's about people in the extreme environments and the decisions being made that decide who they are and what path they are going to take in life. they can hold on to humanity or whether you become a lawn mower in this place. >> has it been interesting to live out on your own devices without any technology and living like these guys live? what's been the hardest part of shooting this show? >> we tried to stay away from cgi and i like to do as much of my own stunts as i can. when we were 9,000 feet on top of the mountain, i was in river rapids, and they were casting me for river rapids. >> no stunt double? >> no, there were stunt doubles there furious i was not letting them do their job. >> that's great. the new show debuts on monday night, january 20th, "klondike." for three nights in a row? >> three night mini series. >> good luck to you. his name is richard madden.

i'm sorry if i ruined the show with a spoiler alert for you. call it a wedding nightmare. a woman posing as her brother's fiancee canceled his wedding without the couple's knowledge and is now facing harassment charges. we reveal why she did it, next. and four teens facing off to find out who will make it to the super bowl. so who will it be? big daddy has the super bowl predictions. hey, big daddy! ♪ [ male announcer ] a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain. and it's not a narcotic.

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it's your shot of the morning. here i am with a new scary celebrity, devil baby. look at that. this creepy doll went viral. 30 million on youtube after scaring and screaming people around new york city. of course, devil baby was part of the promotional stunt for the new movie "devil b's due" whichs now playing. >> that looks real in person. >> i thought a baby was being unloaded. can you imagine if you saw that? >> ah! >> i'm in new york and a sanitation worker. i've seen it all. can you imagine -- oh, my god. >> i was just walking out of the

studio, and unfortunately -- it was great. it's great. i thought it was a real baby. so i had the picture taken. and i sent it to my daughters, and i kind of indicated we had adopted a child. >> you did? >> and they were very confused. it was kind of grainy, so they were a little upset. they would be happy to have a little brother, but they just didn't know it was coming. okay. >> you have to make some sacrifices sometimes. all right. so this story is raising a lot of eyebrows this morning. can you imagine you're getting ready for your big day, all of a sudden you find out that it's canceled all because your sister -- well, your sister, if you're the groom, the groom's sister essentially canceled the wedding because she didn't like the bride. and she felt like the bride-to-be was taking her

mother away as well. >> so her future sister-in-law says, the wedding is off, doesn't know about it, calls and gets everything reversed, the catering, all this stuff, and here's the statement from the sister' lawyer. the defendant takes the view that her brother is not suited to be his wife. to avoid him making what she regarded as a disastrous move, she canceled the wedding. >> she didn't want to stand up during the ceremony and say now, speak now forever and hold your peace. >> and she called her brother in front of the court and said on the speakerphone so the fiancee could hear, you better put this on speakerphone, i have saved you on the divorce. i have canceled the wedding. would your like me to send you the confirmation e-mail? >> is there recourse here? can she sue the sister-in-law? >> it's not good for family harmony. >> is the wedding now off? >> they need the doctor coming up soon that can put this family back together. they need deep psychological

assistance. >> this happened in england. this 50-year-old woman is appearing in court on the 11th of february facing charges of harassme harassment. >> have a great honeymoon. 34 minutes after the hour. we have stories making headlines this sunday morning. the star of a&e's "shipping wars" has passed away. >> just like that, nice and easy. >> did you expect more or less? >> more. >> it wasn't fun at all. >> what's fun is getting the inspection over with and getting paid. >> the network confirming roy garber suffered a heart attack. garber's business was featured on the reality show which tole lows different carriers transporting non-traditional items. sources close to his family say 49-year-old roy had a heart condition. pennsylvania school bus drivers are suspended after dragging a little girl nearly a block. >> the girl's backpack got caught in the doors. the bus driver was unaware of this, apparently, and she

proceeded to the next stop. >> well, the child's mother was picking her up from the bus stop and saw the whole thing happening. so she chased the bus down and eventually the driver did stop. the little girl was not seriously hurt, we are told, and it is unclear if the driver will be charged in this. a florida mother is trying to make bullying illegal after her 12-year-old daughter rebecca jumped to her death last year. bullying is currently prohibited in florida, but the proposed legislation would make both bullying and cyber bullying a true crime. the bill has been dubbed rebecca's law. this is a facebook question of the day, folks, are police or parents responsible for regulating bullying? you can share your thoughts on our facebook page. and those are the news headlines. janice, i know you are outside freezing your tootsies off, give us the weather. absolutely, anna. it is cold, but not as cold as our friends across the northwest where they get another arctic plunge this week. let's look at the maps. the current windchill is

actually so cold here in new york that we don't have a reading. i believe we are in the teens right now as far as what it feels like. minus 1 in chicago. 18 in minneapolis. 33 in dallas. yes, much of the country is feeling the wintertime. will it be as cold as early january, you ask? i've got the special map to show you that it won't be as cold, but yet close to it in international falls. it will be minus 26. that's the air temperature. not the windchill. that's on tuesday. same for fargo, incredible temperatures. feeling like -- worse than that, below zero, for all these areas into the minus 20s, minus 30s. chicago, there's your air temperature on wednesday morning. so really cold. and then on the flip side of that we're dealing with extremely dry, record-setting warmth for the west. because we have the high pressure that's anchored across the west. that's funneling all these winds down towards southwest california. and los angeles is going to remain warm and dry and blustery over the next several days. so the fire danger is going to remain very high.

we'll keep an eye on that because we are into a record drought. look at this. severe to exceptional drought across california is almost 90%. so they are conservative water and really hoping for some moisture. just a quick look at chicago, again, on the flip side, we'll be dealing with temperatures in the single digits on tuesday. and the teens on wednesday. with overnight lows around zero on wednesday evening. so we'll certainly watch that for you. and the best part of super bowl for me is the food. so we'll be talking about that with our gang. anna, peter, clayton, you have some special guests. it is so cold, we are going to talk about predictions here. it is so cold that even big daddy is cold outside. four teams are facing off to find out who will be going to the super bowl, super bowl xlviii. >> here with his picks is richard delgato.

>> wow, good morning. >> we'll start with the championship game today at 3:00 p.m. taking place in denver. peyton manning against tom brady, it's the old guys, i feel bad saying that, 37 years old. manning is 37, brady is 33. something like that. who is going to win that one? >> you know what? i'll tell you, that game is so hard -- brady has beaten manning, i think it is 10 to 4, ten times to four, and it's in denver, but brady, you can't count my man out. i mean, he always -- >> 50 seconds left, if you heard. >> he always finds a way to win, even with whatever roster is out there, it's like, uh. >> so you're taking the patriots in denver. >> i'm going with new england. and i know some people are going to hate me for it, but that's how i feel. i mean, that's what i think. >> around thanksgiving they overcame -- >> they were down 24-0 and came

back. and denver has some secondary issues, injuries, so that's where i'm going. >> payton knowing, we have reports yesterday that he would come back for his 17th season. he still has some fight in him. he's not going to want to leave the field before he's given every ounce of his body to that field, right? >> absolutely. that guy is a winner and a warrior. and he wants to get back there. so to get to the super bowl -- if he gets there, it is his sixth super bowl and his fourth win. >> there you go. san francisco, 49ers, seattle, seahawks, pick one. >> you're picking seattle. you're picking the road teams in the currents here. >> i just feel this is a pretty team right here. and they have a chip on their shoulder, just in case you didn't see it. this is who i am going with.

>> in seattle, as loud as that is, home field advantage in the nfc, you can't hear yourself think. >> i was there last week, and i got to experience that. >> what was it like? >> it was loud, but the rain -- you know, it was a monsoon out there, but it is a very loud place. >> how do you think san francisco is adapting? they are practicing to get ready for that noise? >> as you make adjustments, you go more with hand signals and obviously you can't hear, so it's -- you take all the glitz out and just say, okay, we have to go vanilla generic and let's do it. >> the most important question of the morning, for your super bowl party, what are you going to be eating? >> what will i be eating at my super bowl party? whatever saks lays out because they are catering it. so who knows? it might be high-end steak. >> johnsonville brats are so good. >> believe me, i was eyeing

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espn.com, they decided gep it due to the controversy it would cause. and folks, you know this song, right? the hit '80s song -- ♪ >> rick rolls a high school teacher here, this is an essay that actually makes sense. pretty impressive. peter, over to you. thank you, anna. is your child prepared to be a great leader? according to one expert, probably not. he argues we are failing our kids saying, quote, the primary adults in kids' lives today have focused on now rather than later. it's about their happiness today, not their readiness tomorrow. so are we crippling our

children's future? joining us now to talk about this are clinical psychologist, jeffrey gardier and stephanie wise. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> can i start with you, stephanie? what's your thoughts about this? are we crippling our kids? are we getting it wrong as parents in our society? >> well, i think crippling may be a strong term, but i do think that parents are parenting for the moment and not thinking about the future. i think there's this definite overparenting, helicopter parenting, where they are worried, they don't want their child to fail, because then they are going to have to see and feel for them. so they are protecting them. >> doctor, none of us want our kids to fail. are we protecting them too much? are we failing them? are we crippling them? >> well, stefanie is correct, this whole term of crippling is too much. and even though there's very good advice given in this

article that she and i have read as to how to make your kid stronger, i think this idea of making parents feel guilty, shaming them into doing some very, very difficult things, i think, scares the parents and it gets in the way of talking about it. >> let's go through some of these things and then apply it to all of us as parents and our kids. we rescue the kids too early when they get in trouble. right or wrong? >> right 100%. there has to be some failure there. there has to be some way where we say to them, it's okay to make a mistake because how will they learn? >> all right. dr. jeff, should we let the children fail their way to success? >> i think if we let them be less successful, i don't even like that term, failure. i didn't like that word, okay? so i think it is about you can rescue, but the rescue is, what do you learn from what it is that you didn't do right or what you can do better again, this advice is, just let them fail

and that's it. >> are we raving too much? are we gushing too much about the children? and say, oh, that's wonderful, you're a genius! you're going to harvard now! what do you think? >> it's the combination of parents and grandparents living in this world of wanting them to be fabulous. we want to make sure to tap ourselves on the back and say we are being such good parents and telling our children praise. >> take us out, what do you say? >> i believe in positive reinforcement all the way. get your children to do more and more and more. they need the love, this is a very dangerous and very, very tough world, given the love right now. >> give them love, let them fail a little bit to success. that seems to be the message from two very smart people. dr. jeffrey, stepanie weiss,

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true friendship. ruth, a quad ra pa leaguic cat and 2-year-old dog, iggie, has taken it upon herself to be guard over ruth, even growling when anybody approaches her. the inseparable pair was adopted together. their story as has just now gone viral. look at them. joining us now are ruth and iggy along with the owner of hollywood hounds. good morning. thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> now, the orlando sentinel did the story, you know, it was back in the beginning of january. why do you think it's just now going viral, the story of loyalty and friendship? >> well, it was very unexpected, first of all. but i think that it really resinates with people. animals don't have a -- an agenda or a motive. and this really is a friendship in the purest sense of the word.

>> and how did the pair come to you? >> animal services, seminole county animal services was called when they were abandon on the side of the road in geneva, florida. and the protocol is to separate the cats and the dogs. and they quickly noticed that the two of them were really stressed for not being together. and after five days, no one came to claim them and so we do adoptions through animal services at hollywood hounds and have since 2007. and so if it's something unique or needs a little extra special care, it's not uncommon for them to give us a call. and so we were anxious to go ahead and step up to the plate and take them. >> yeah. the anxiety they must have had being apart. this bond is incredible. is it something you've ever seen before? i know the dachsund was even barking at the rescue crews who was trying to get to them and

take them to a safe place. >> she sure was. and anyone that's ever had a dachsund or knows a dachsund knows that they take that charge very serious. they are all in, so to speak, and even though idgy is very small, she's all heart. >> it's those little dogs that you have to look out for with the big heart, as you mentioned. how are they doing now? >> they're doing fantastic. certainly ruth still has some physical issues. she's handicap, but we are looking into possibly some alternative therapies for her. and some diagnostics on the 28th. to see if we can either stabilize her condition or possibly improve it. >> and when you say different types of therapies, alternative types, what would those be? >> there has been some already tried. act ewe p

accupuncture, massage, she wasn't responding to that. so we're going to leave it to the experts after she's had her diagnostics done and we'll take it from there. but in the meantime -- i'm sorry. >> the two of them, are they going to be together forever regardless of if she gets better? >> they are. they are. and project paws is going to be overseeing ruth's medical. so it's a nonfor profit. certainly the project paws is much bigger than just igdy and ruth. they can see us on our facebook page and follow the story either on our hollywood hounds facebook page or on the project paws facebook page. >> we certainly will be watching igdy and ruth's story. thank you so much. thank you for having us. >> we wish you well. make that deadline or face disaster, that's the latest threat facing obamacare if the problematic website doesn't get fixed.

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good morning. nice to see you. united states sunday, the 19th of january, 2014. remember when the president said if you like your plan, you can keep it? tell that to this woman. she lost her doctor just after being diagnosed with breast cancer. she says it's not just a broken promise, it's life or death for her. she joins us live this hour. >> and i'm peter. this candidate getting backlash after endorsing a tea party candidate. she's here to tell it live. >> and is this going too far? a proposal that would make bullying and cyber bullying a

true crime. should police be responsible for regulating this behavior? we ask you. you can waif weigh in on our facebook page. fox & friends hour four starts right now. a live look outside on 48th street. we're gettingn the spirit for football. johnsonville brats outside cooking up deliciousness. yeah. it's not often we get a whistle here in the studio. it's a beautiful girl, victoria's secret model or a jou jou jounsonville brat. >> you have to stay by that grill to stay warm it's so cold outside. welcome into the show. >> feel better, tuck kerer? >> yeah, feel better, tucker. a new deadline could be approaching quickly. we know at the end of march,

that's when the cutoff for obama care will take place. a new document has surfaced this morning. it's been posted on a government website which basically says if this whole thing, the website isn't fixed by mid march, if it's not fixed by mid march, it could jeopardize the entire health care law itself. the whole infrastructure would fall out of the bottom of the thing. >> yeah. accenture, who got this $91 million contract, which is your money, by the way, is cleaning up the money that cgi federal left behind. and they're basically fixing the back end of the website now. and part of the problem with it is if the insurance companies don't get enough money from healthy people, what is going to happen if the pool of unhealthy people outweighs the pool of the healthy people and then they end up going bankrupt and the entire health care system is in jeopardy? there's a problem on on the back end of that website, the

forecasting, so they don't know how many people are healthy and how many people are unhealthy. >> and let's hear the scary forecast. let's go through what the health and human services report is saying. they say if this functionality is not complete by mid march 2014, the government could make erroneous payments to providers and insurers, additionally without a financial management platform that accounts for enrollment in associated program costs that integrations with the existing platform, the entire health care reform program is jeopardized. >> now, peter, you're a lawyer. that sounds like the way lawyers talk to each other back and forth sometimes where we're like, what is that? >> essentially, we're going to be in the toilet come march unless they do a lot more than they're doing. they have significant problems that they're confessing to in a way that no one understands. >> and i love the technology side of this whole question. the real story was exactly what

you were talking about, it's this database problem, the back end infrastructure. now, it's very, very difficult for companies to even have two databases communicating with each other through one website. now, imagine 50 databases. 50 state database websites that need to be connected to the federal website to go to the state exchanges and these to these insurance companies which are compete, each other. it's like a web, an absolute nightmare for anyone. that's why google and other people said, you have to fix this. we don't want anything to do with it. >> and critic res saying that the consumer part of the website is being fixed first and the insurance side is being fixed second is because that's more obvious to americans. so if it looks like everything is okay and everything is rosy, more people will sign up. another reason people aren't signing up is because they're worried about their security. david kennedy says it's actually gotten even worse. >> it's not secure today. nothing has really changed since the november 19th testimony.

from our november 19th testimony, it's even worse. i don't understand how we're still discussing whether or not the website is insecure or not. it is. there's no question about that. >> it is insecure? >> it is insecure, absolutely, 1100%. mean while, we've been diving into the numbers when the president tweeted that 6 million people have gotten covered. now we have a new report showing only 11% of consumers who purchased coverage under obamacare were previously uninsured. so an overwhelming majority of them, 89%, according to this "wall street journal" report, says this, that 2.2 million people who sought to enroll in private insurance through the marketplace were previously covered elsewhere. so only 11% of them are now uninsured. that means people got them through their employers, so now they're rolling it over into a new plan. >> so it turns out, if those numbers are correct, only a

couple hundred thousand americans have been added to the insurance rolls. the others on were already on other insurance plans before. wow. >> we'll keep our eye on this story and bring you the truth behind it all here on fox & friends. on to your news headlines, three americans are dead following a taliban terror attack on a restaurant in kabul, afghanistan. 18 others people were killed when a homicide bomber set off the pack in a packed vaund. two of the americans killed have been identified. bashra hasan, the nutritionist specialist for unicef, and a staffer at the american university of afghanistan. this year's flu is spreading fast. the flu virus is now widespread in 40 states. flu season usually peaks in january or february, but doctors say it's too early to know if flu has peaked yet this year.

>> let's talk weather now. wintry weather causing dangerous road conditions in the midwest. an indiana highway opening after a dramatic pileup. 30 cars were involved in that one. shutting the highway down for hours. four people hospitalized. they are expected to be okay and icy roads are reportedly to blame. american hustle wins big in the screen actor's guild award ceremony. >> thank you so much. we have so much gratitude that the screen actors guild asked us to be a part of this nice and alongside the other incredible ensembles. >> the big acting awards of the night went to matthew mcconaughey for his role in "fire club." jared letto winning for his supporting actor role in that film. and cate blanchett won the award

for best actress for playing a deeply troubled socialite in the drama "blue jasmine." breaking bad, the science teacher turth meth taker. and abc's "modern family" winning in the comedy series. >> threw this out there earlier on the show. best show in television history? it's right up there, right? breaking bad. >> i love it. i mean, i have breaking bad moments that i want it to be on tv still. i loved it so much. he is so good. highly recommend it. it is addictive like methamphetamine, i guess. but i wouldn't know. i'm getting into trouble this morning, aren't i? i'm going to blame it on the drunken cup cakes again. let's take a look at the past 12 hours.

we have this clipper system moving across the upper midwest and great lakes. we're going to feel some really cold air this week. look at the great lakes where it's going to be single digits, into the 20s. tuesday, single digits, teens for a lot of folks. and with the windchill, it's going to feel even colder than that. look at minneapolis. this is one of the cities that just had this never ending winter monday and tuesday and wednesday and thursday, single digits with teens or minus teens in the overnight. so we'll continue to monitor this and breaking bad and all that kind of other stuff. i've never tried methamphetamines. >> no, don't, really. >> have you? >> absolutely not. >> okay. i know, it's terrible. no, just caffeine, janice. just caffeine. the governor of the state of new york, andrew cuomo, he went on radio and sometimes when people go on radio, i don't think they think people are listening. they think they're having a

one-on-one conversation. this week, andrew cuomo on radio says there is no room in new york state for pro life, pro gun residents and you might as well pack up and leave if that's who you are in this state. take a listen to what he said. >> who are they? are they these extreme conservatives who are right to life, pro assault weapon? anti-gay? is that who they are? because if that's who they are and if they are the extreme conservatives, they have no place in the state of new york because that's not who new yorkers are. >> can you imagine if governor rick perry said that in texas or governor chris christie said that in new york just in reserve fashion? can you imagine the backlash that they would have like no gay people, no people -- no gays or people who believe in, you know, same-sex couples can be in this state or something like that?

can you imagine the backlash? what happened to the left being open-minded? and now this is basically showing that they're not open-minded at all unless it's a view that appeals to themselves. >> you can expect it if it's on a blog or msbc or a partisan place. but now we have the sitting governor of new york says i'm going to scandalize, demonize and marginal united states a big group of voters in new york state, whether they're catholics, who are pro life and anti-abortion or second amendment proponents. and so a lot of people are saying, why have this atmosphere of intolerance, why have this atmosphere where we cast aspersions on other people in new york because they disagree with this governor. he's going to have to walk this back. based on what i'm saying, he's getting slammed hard by

democrats and republicans and they're saying, why do we need this kind of bitter type of partisan rhetoric? this is the empire state. i've lived here my whole life and people are supposed to get along with each other even if they disagree with each other. >> let us know on our twitter. >> i think that's the great thing about new york and the city, anyway. people really do get along. a lot better than you would think. a lot better than i thought before moving here, for sure. >> coming up here on the show, remember the president said if you like your doctor and your plan, you can keep them. tell that to our next guest. she lost her doctor just after being dyes diagnosed with breast cancer. she says it's not just a promise, it's life or death for her. she's joining us next. and it's one of the biggest days for football, folks. let the trash talking begin. denver, everybody, comes to your television and check this out. [ male announcer ] v8 v-fusion plus energy.

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remember the president making this fateful promise? >> if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health care plan. period. if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. period. >> but, as a matter of fact, for ma many, too many, that promise has been broken. our next guest lost her doctor under obamacare after recently being diagnosed with breast cancer. her treatment is now at a virtual stand still and she's here on fox and friends to tell a story nationally first. joining us now to share her story is josie gretchen.

>> tell us, you had coverage and you were all set to go get your treatment for breast cancer. then what happened? >> as of january 1st, my insurance plan rolled over into a new obamacare plan that is part of the exchange. my doctors are no longer available in my network. so the surgeon that i was dealing with, following her orders, i no longer have access to. i don't have access to the facility where i was supposed to get a biopsy done on january 3rd. that was delayed about two weeks. basically, this is delaying all of my treatment and surgery. most people that get breast cancer don't wait this long to have a surgery. but it's as if i never had surgery at all. >> and so the peeled at sloan memorial said you were going to come here, but now you can't come here.

>> yes. >> as a result, you had to delay the biopsy for the type of cancer you have, this did you cto invasive carcinoma. >> yes. >> and it's a serious, serious form of breast cancer. >> absolutely. >> what do the doctors say about this delay? >> everybody has been trying as far as sloan kettering is concerned, my primary care doctor, they've all been helping me try to get through this disaster of an exchange. as far as the website, i wouldn't even pull up the comparable doctors that would be able to -- other surgeons that would be able to help me. when i called, if you can even get through to somebody, you're waiting there for over 2 1/2 hours. you finally get through to somebody and they can't give me a list of providers. >> josie, do you support obamacare when the president was talking about it?

>> i was nervous about it. i didn't know my plan, because i work for a small business, they said it would roll over and it would be comparable. but i have no access now. >> last few seconds, tell the president, look into that camera number one, what you're feeling and what you would like him to do for you and others in your position. >> i would like my health care taken care of. i was insured. i think anyone who is going through a serious illness should have immediate responses. they shouldn't have to wait to considered for a surgery that i should have had weeks ago. and i think anyone who is going through this should have access to their doctor. >> they should. >> especially when we were -- most of these people rolled over into a plan that they were already covered for. >> josie, god bless you and all good things. and if i can help you personally, just let me know.

>> thank you so much. i appreciate it. thanks for having me. >> okay. coming up, this hollywood actress appears in an ad endorsing the tea party candidate. what happened next? she got fired. she joins us live, coming up. and a world war ii vet fighting to keep his grocery store. the government wants to take it. how? using our taxpayer money. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant

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>> hi. i'm tim donley and i'm running for governor. [ speaking in foreign language ]. >> politicians and big government are killing our prosperity. they're driving businesses out of our state, pushing welfare costs through the roof and driving our schools into the ground. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> maria alonso says after endorsing a tea party candidate, tim conley in that video says she was facing backlash. she was forced to resign from a play that she was about to do. she joins us now. thank you for getting up early and joining us from los angeles. >> good morning. my pleasure, thank you. >> why did you decide to throw your support, first of all, behind tim? >> there are -- i like to bring work back into california. not only for my industry, hollywood, which as we all know has been years that we don't --

you know, mostly shoot here. we go to other states or countries. i like that he brings more work to a lot of people. i like that he wants to also raise the minimum wage by bringing more work and jobs into the state. he also wants to look more into the oil industry because, you know, there's so much oil in this state, in this town, and, you know, we keep buying from other countries that even hate the united states. so all this is going to bring more people. i also like that he wants the government to stay away from our lives. it's our lives. it's our decisions to do with our lives whatever we want and we should not depend on a government. and, you know, i fight against communism. and when you have to depend on a government that's -- that's what

they want to control you and that's communism. >> yeah. well, you know, you had to resign from the play, you were about to do the vagina monolo e monologue. you resigned, but they said this. we really can't have her in the show, unfortunately. of course, she has the right to say whatever she wants, but we're in the middle of the mission. doing what she is doing is against what we believe. the mission district in san francisco, very, very liberal area. why did you have to resign from the play? >> really, it really upsets me that the first amendment isn't one of -- you know, it seems like freedom of speech. i'm in a country that when i came here, people respected each other. democrats, republicans, normal people, not politicians. nowadays, for the past few years or the past years, you were attacked for speaking out.

people should speak out. but i've been called all these horrible names like you can't imagine. so i -- you know, they were calling the registration in san francisco, attacking, attacking, attacking, saying they were going to boycott it. and then i thought, you know, they were very concerned and i said well, you know, the other actors don't have to go through this because i know that they're going to go and try to do something, go inside the play and whatever. and i said, they don't deserve this. it's on my only. they can do whatever they want with me. but they don't. i have other things that i'm doing with the director, so i was like, you know, forget it. it's no big deal, really. it is sad, but it's no big deal. >> we're sad that you had to leave the play, but thanks for

sticking to your guns and stanning up for something you believe. >> tequila. >> and there's tequila. >> she's also been attacked from the video, did you know that? >> oh, no, really? the dog? >> yeah. the dog was attacked because she said she represented mexicans because she's a chihuahua and we even named her tequila. i saved her three years ago. i have a bottle of tequila with me when i went to the shelter and that's why i name her tequila. that's it. >> thank you. let me know on twitter, @claytonmorris. what do you think about this? >> thank you. thank you. >> thanks, tequila. is this going too far? coming up on the show, a

proposal that would make bullying a crime. should police or parents be responsible for regulating this behavior? and it's one of the biggest days for football. denver is striking first, tom brady drinks appletini says the sign. tom brady crushed them the last time they played, so who is laughing now? wisest kid? the girls and i need... a new activity. [ giggles ] [ snaps finger ] [ wisest kid ] campbell's tomato soup with grilled cheese. perfect together. what should we do next? i'm liking braids. [ gong ] m'm! m'm! good!

shot of the morning. ble shot on during a high school game, the players tried to bounce the ball off the opponent, but it goes in the hoop. here you go. it goes right in the hoop. that's a better turn of events. >> wow. >> scores anyway. >> what are the odds of that? >> yeah. >> let's go down to florida now. right now, there's something that's happening in florida that could become law very soon. you remember a 12-year-old girl down there just a short time ago ended up killing herself, rebecca sedgewick, because she was bullied in school. she ended up jumping to her death. now her mom, though, is pushing the legislators down there in florida to get on the books what

would be called rebecca's law, to make it illegal for cyber bullying and bullying. peter, walk us through some of the murkiness of it. why wouldn't this be covered by regular law enforcement? >> it's interesting. they want to make it a first degree misdemeanor under the law to willfully, maliciously or repeatedly harass or cyber bully another person and a third degree felony if there's a credible threat and some physical threat involved in the harassment. some people say it's a subjective determination. how do you know whether it's really a crime? and other people are saying, well, this should be within the purview of the parents. the parents should regulate this and it shouldn't be a matter of criminal law. >> certainly, it's a lot easier for people to hide behind a computer screen. we get a lot of nice things sent to us and a lot of ugly things, too, and it can really be hurtful. and, you know, it's the way of the world now with technology being the way it is.

we have some other examples for you of cyber bullying cases. back in april of 2013 a canadian teen aimer killed herself after an alleged rain in 2013. in march, an illinois teenager committing suicide after negative comments were posted on her facebook page. december 2012 a florida teenager hung herself after a cyber bullying episode. we have several of these examples. how far, you know, can it be taken? and can the parents even be blamed for it, too? is it their responsibility? is it the police' responsibility? is it a human's responsibility not to treat people like this? >> and you've been talking about it on facebook because we asked earlier, rick says parents should be responsible, but too many of them won't take the time to discipline their kids for anything. ashley writes us, police because as a teacher, i've come to realize there are too many parents who don't do their job. >> and deb says parents need to parent more and be more involved

in their kids' lives, then if a problem arises, work with the police. >> and jeanie, if parents were held accountable for their child's actions, i think bullying would be less prevalent. we know our daughter's pad woords and review her accounts. >> when you have something like this that would then go on the book legislatively, are high school kids aware that somehow now the laws are more stringent for bullying? >> oh, yeah, i think it becomes part of a greater education program. and i think there's cyber bullying education, i know there is, in many of the schools and high schools and middle schools in our country. but part of the education would be if you break the law, then you can be held responsible or if your parents are somehow involved or enabling you, then they, too, can be responsible. so in terms of parental and student responsibility, they'll know that someone would go to jail, either a misdemeanor or a felony of threat of physical

harm are involved, yes, absolutely. it's a very emotional question. let us know. you know, tweet all of us on facebook. we're taking your responsibles. this is really important. i think it's something we're going to be talking a lot about as the days go on. >> it certainly is hard to tell, though, with the technology the way it is. it really is. they could just say i was just teasing pup. >> some tragic outcomes. >> we have some other stories making headlines we want to get to this sunday morning. a 91 1 operator who hung up on n emergency call will not be fired. we want to warn you, this is very emotional. >> i need a building number. >> please, please, this is a -- >> okay. is she breathing at all? >> she's purple! >> okay. you don't have to holler at dn'. okay? [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> bye. >> oh, my gosh. fortunately, another dispatcher was on the line and finished the call. the department says the first

dispatcher will face a disciplinary procedure. the stare of shipping wars reality show has passed away. >> just like that, nice and easy. >> i'm not impressed. >> do you expect more or less? >> more. it wasn't fun at all. >> get the inspection over and getting paid. >> the network confirming roy garber suffered a heart attack. his team featured on the reality show which follows carriers transporting nontraditional items. 49-year-old roy did have a heart condition. and a world war ii veteran facing off against town officials to keep his grocery store. frank's long island mark was damageded when hurricane sandy struck new york. city officials won't approve requests to pay for his own repairs. instead, he says they want to seize the store and rebuild it using taxpayer money. that could cost taxpayers up to

$2 million. the eminent domain case now being fought in court. each one of the biggest days for football, the afc championship game just a few hours away. so let the trash talking begin. take a look at this sign seen outside a bar in denver. tom brady drinks appletinis. no word on whether it's true or not. we know brady does wear uggs, of course. we've seen him in the ugg ad. tomtinis. >> just because he's cute, y'all. janice dean, not only the weather, but she's going to have predictions very important in terms of this game. means a lot to all of us, janice. america is waiting to hear. the vegas people are hearing your handicap. >> oh, no. >> weather and football, take it away, janice. >> the pressure is on.

i'll let you know my picks coming up. right now, we're keeping warm on the johnsonville brats traveling truck. what are you making? >> original brats, brat skewers, swiss cheese, mup mushroom, bacon and cheddar. we're doing st brat hot tub coming up. >> that's awesome. let's get to your weather and get to lots of brats. >> across the u.s., there your temperatures. high pressure come nath across the west coast. this is a serious story we're going to be continuing over the weekend and into next week as it's very dry and we are dealing with drought conditions across california. close to 90% into extreme drought for that area, which is going to continue. they really need moisture and the warm temperatures rpt helping. into the 80s for los angeles. throughout much of the workweek. and then for the colby fire, which, of course, we are covering with only 30% containment is going to remain warm and blustery. so that is one of the stories we're going be watching. and we're going to talk to carl later on today.

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44 minutes now past the hour. some quick headlines for you. good news for parents, johnson & johnson will be removing formal da hide from its palm lar no more tears shampoo. not until 2015, though. is amazon a mind reader? the online retail giant developing what they're calling a participatory ship list. those items would sit nearby at a regional hub in case they decide to go ahead and buy the item. then it will be shiptd to them almost immediately. >> clayton, thanks.

the mainstream media is nonstop covering chris christie's bridge gate. where are they on hillary clinton and benghazi? >> good morning, anna. >> there hasn't been anything new coming out with bridgegate. governor christie took responsibility, held somebody accountable and there hasn't been any ties showing him that he knew anything about it. why is the left wing media talk about this so much? >> i would agree with you until yesterday. but there is now an allegation from the mayor of hobokin that governor christie, or her people, i should say, threatened to withhold hurricane sandy relief funds from her city because she wouldn't back a real estate proposal from the governor's office. still, the governor's office pushing back against msnbc really hard with a statement yesterday saying it is a

partisan network, it is gleefully reporting all these stories that openly hostile. that's become a side show. >> that is a significant development, you're right. but it's about traffic, right? bridgegate is about traffic, bengha benghazi, four innocent americans killed and there has been no accountability, nobody fired, we still have a lot of unanswered questions. .how come hillary clinton hasn't been taken to task on this side of the media? >> there is no question that the fatal attack in benghazi more important over the political scandal of george washington access lanes. but it's colorful. christie is a larger than life figure. it's a new story. and obviously, because chris christie, a potential 2016 contender is so into this. with benghazi, as important as it is, it's complicated, it's murky, it's been going on for 16 months. it did make a bit of a comeback

this week when a bipartisan report said the attack could have been prevented and criticized the obama administration and by extension secretary of state or former secretary of state, secretary hillary clinton, that brought it back in the news but it doesn't stay in the news day after day. >> howie, your show, who do you have on the show? what are you talking about today? >> jonah goldberg is one of our guests. we are talking about the coverage of christie, hillary clinton, the cover of "time" magazine and how much coverage she gets. also talking about michelle obama's 50th birthday and how many of the media seem to be celebrating along with her. next on the rundown, take gating tips from a master. he's the chef at lambeau field. don't miss this .our pick for who is headed to the super bowl. suffering from the flu

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you have this weather in green bay, by the way. >> you are not going to be able to tailgate at the super bowl. they need to enjoy it today at the championships. you have ideas for us. is it brats or brats? >> either. we call it brats. the big taste and we want a brat. we brought a few other things with us. show you different options for the tailgate party. >> that is beer. that's budweiser. >> no way. >> onions in there. >> they called it the brat hot tub. >> and butter you just put in there. >> isn't that nice? >> wow! >> look at that. what's next? >> a little bit of a healthy option. chipotle chicken sausage. >> i had those. >> a chili lime marinade.

it's good. onions, peppers and tomatoes. the chicken is a little bit better. >> this hot tub looks delicious to me. you said healthier options. what could be more healthy than a giant stick of butter and beer. >> if you have people come late. >> you have burgers and dogs. >> bacon makes everything better. how good do these things look? >> we have poppers cheddar sausage in there. wrapped in bacon. >> are those done and ready for tasting? >> they absolutely are. >> can these brats be grilled on the pan? the big old grill. >> this is a johnsonville killer. these brats ready to eat?

just grab one and put it right in my glove hand. >> can you go brat bobbing? >> i'm not going brat bobbing. can we have one of those now. grill master carl. >> most of us can only do six to maybe a dozen 65 feet long. >> you have to give it to brat. it's really -- when we come back, we will give you our pick

fornship game this afternoon. we have to wait all day for janice's pick.

>> time for the picks for the two games. 3:00 and 6:30 p.m. >> i typically watch, but my friend, wide receiver, carolina panthers from the seahawks. i will go with the seahawks and tom braid skpet patriots. >> i love denver and seattle and denver. this is very important. >> i know. colorado.

>> colorado? the rockies? >> and san francisco. >> okay. >> i'm going to take denver. peyton manning and seattle will be as well. >> a wonderful thing. >> have a wonderful day. >> on this sunday, it is another obamacare delay. putting the brakes on the key obamacare provision. with employers discriminating against the employees. this according to the "new york times." that provision supposed to prevent the employers from favoring top executives by offering them better health care benefits. now the rule has been put on hold from the irs and they can find exactly what it means to be a highly