happy saturday, it's the first of fen, 2014. i'm anna kooiman, the president comes face to face with a real life casualty of obamacare. >> i spent weeks with days on the phone getting confidently delivered wrong answers, conflicting information. >> his unbelievable response to this it woman is straight ahead. >> and no lunch for you. kids forced to go hungry at school because officials through -- threw away their lunches on purpose. brand new fallout from this remarkable story. >> and the tsa damage control mode this morning after a former screener

comes forward with some shocking inside secrets about how travelers are treated. the confessions that will have you you thinking twice the next time you travel and could this mark the end of the tsa. some are calling for it. "fox & friends" hour one begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ can i remember to forget you. >> shakira. >> shakira and rihanna. there is the bronchos cheerleaders live times square. it is super bowl weekend. they are up early. never too early for a bronchos cheerleader. not on "fox & friends." by the way, we have got our own brian kilmeade is in

this weekend. >> he worked all week but is he here with us all weekend. >> unfortunately it's not as cold as some meteorologists were predicting. brian, how are you feeling out there today, bud? >> yeah about an hour ago i felt all my toes for the first time. it's been tremendous. it turns out i have 10. actually, the crew had it worse. it was 9 degrees to open up the week and this tucker carlson demand that if this temperature isn't high enough i will not come to work it's really worked. it's like 45 degrees now. guys, look behind me. it is dead. this whole block cost about 2. a billion dollars to set up. check out some of the video from last night. it was so packed, i have worked in the city for 17 years. i have never seen it so drowded. you literally could not walk down the street. they expect now that about 500 to $700 million is going to be generated to the city. in terms of overall investment about 70 million. yesterday, cold weather or not, they are saying that

this new york, the build-up to the big game has been a hit so far. and it brings up the big question, are we ever going to have a cold weather super bowl again? knowing that a warm weather super bowl in jacksonville or atlanta this year would have been a disaster because you saw what a terrible weather situation they had. weather is always going to be an issue in february. but we're going to bring you all the action. today we're also going to talk to woody johnson, who he coast of the super bowl. he owns the jets and also talking to john harbaugh, last year's winning super bowl quarterback. he is the head coach of the baltimore ravens. he is going to get a special award, a lot to do with the military. i will be giving you updates unless you get tired of tossing to me. >> absolutely not. >> we never tire of tossing to you, brian. >> put your toes backed in the toe warmer. check back in with brian kilmeade live from times square this morning, ladies and gentlemen. >> we do have headlines to get to as well. police on the huntington for a gunman who shot two

students near michigan state university. it happened near an apartment complex less than a mile from the msu campus. both victims were found inside the apartment. one is in critical condition. the other was treated and released from the hospital. police do not believe this was a random shooting: overnight scary moments on board a packed airplane it was forced to make an emergency landing at new jersey's newark airport because of fumes inside the cockpit. united flight carrying 220 passengers took off from dulles airport and was headed to germany. ambulances met the plane at the terminal to treat passengers. airline officials say nothing suspicious was found on that flight. is he off the wagon again toronto's crack smoking mayor busted for jaywalking and public intoxication. look at him here posing with random people on the streets of vancouver. he is in town or you are about to see that anyway. he was in town to attend a

funeral. they ignored a pedestrian sign. they were slapped with a ticket. claiming he was not drunk only claiming he drank a diet coke. >> that is a pawfl advertisement for diet coke. i'm serious. makes me want to quof one right now if you get that out of it. >> dropped the pounds right off of him. >> good advertisement for one love. >> you said love him or hate him. clearly, we love him. >> he is so much more popular than barack obama right now in the polls. that's a fact. you can see why. you saw it on the screen. he didn't mess up canadian healthcare. >> speaking of canadians, a big story that relates to canada and the united states this morning a major boost for the keystone pipeline. brand new report raising the pressure on president obama to green light that project. jennifer griffin is live in washington with the latest details. good morning, jennifer. >> good morning, tucker, clayton, and anna. after the state department

issued its long awaited environmental impact study which included that the keystone pipeline would not significantly contribute to greenhouse gases or have any major environmental impacts, republicans immediately began calling for the president to approve the project which has been in limbo for five years. senate leader mitch mcconnell issued the following statement last night, quote: this report from the obama administration once again confirms that there is no reason for the white house to continue stalling construction of the keystone xl pipeline. so, mr. president, no more stalling, no more excuses. five years ago the pipeline's backers asked the obama administration for approval. the pipeline would carry oil from tar sands in western canada carrying more than 800,000 barrels of crude oil a day to refineries. >> allowing the keystone pipeline to be built requires a finding that doing so would in our nation's interest and national interest will be served only if this project

does not significantly exacerbate the problem of carbon. >> that's what i asked you about. >> the net effect of the pipeline's impact on our climate will be absolutely critical in determining whether this project is allowed to go forward. >> the white house is not tipping its hand but the issue is likely to become central to the midterm elections this year. also be a major issue for the president when he meets canada's prime minister stifn harp everywhere in just a few week's time. back to you guys in new york. >> thanks so much, jennifer, we appreciate it. >> whoever thought canada would be showing us examples of how the free market works. it's is unbelievable amazing story throughout "fox & friends" this morning. this the big story all week. everyone wondering whether rick reichmuth would be accurately able to predict a major storm on super bowl sunday. that's what i was hoping for. now it looks like it's going to be relatively warm. >> where are you, rick? >> i'm out at metlife stadium. i think you can see it behind my shoulder there.

yeah, i think a the lo of people were hoping for a big snow storm, thinking you could have that amazing game, everybody playing in the snow. not going to be the case at all. in fact, models have been trending warmer and warmer. temperatures looking better and better for the day tomorrow. and certainly based off if you compare it to the weather we have been dealing with the last couple weeks that's good news. take a look at the weather map and show you what we are looking at. it is cold this morning, 36 degrees. compared to where we have been not bad. take a look at today's high temperatures, we are going to get to 43 high mark tomorrow closer to 50-degree mark. spectacular day. not quite that warm at kickoff. kickoff it will drop back down in towards the lower 40s. by halftime maybe still above 40. at the end of the game into the upper 30's. winds not that bad. a very slight chance of a shower but if there is a quick shower, it will be quick. it won't be anything big. overall, guys, this is pretty spectacular. a nicer super bowl here than

we have had with some of the super bowls in the south where the weather has been much colder and snowier and icier. so, overall, looking good. >> there was a lot of talk that super bowl tickets were actually a bit cheaper because people were so scared of the cold weather. and now it's not bad at all. >> i got to get rid of this ticket now, now it's going to be freezing. turns out of that wasn't the case. thanks rick. >> there are moments that just crystallize something for you, you know, something is big and complicated as obamacare all of the sudden comes to precise focus when you put a human face on it. the president was confronted with that human face just the other day. a woman asked him why she is not able to navigate what is supposed to be a pretty simple system. watch this. here is what she said. >> the rollout perhaps was premature. probably not the only one who has had really a panicked experience lately trying to figure out if my 10-year-old son can continue with his specialist or not.

and i know that i cannot keep my plan, which i liked, but i'm trying to decide what to do going forward. i have spent weeks on days on the phone getting confidently delivered wrong answers, conflicting information. what are you doing to fix this or simplify what seems to be such a complicated process? >> this is remarkable. you think a the lo of these questions are vetted, right? that was part of a google hangout that the white house set up. you see that is through whitehouse.gov. people well-lit that google and the white house worked out to make sure they are able to get these people on and have these questions. they might not have known the details fully of exactly what she was going to ask. the president then had to think on his feet and here is the president's response and see if you think it's sufficient. >> what i will do first right away is make sure that somebody out of here, this white house, calls you directly and i promise you not only will they be confident but it will be the right answer. >> that's great customer service but it took her having to go on a google

hangsout to get a comment with the president to actually get the answer she needs. not everyone can do that. >> right in this online chat room. she was for the and another guy darnell summers minimum wage food worker in milwaukee says this is not living. this is not fair for me. is he upset about the employer mandate. now he is unable to work full time. and so rather than addressing that concern of this gentleman or saying the white house is going to call you directly like was the case with this woman he just said oh, let's talk about my minimum wage that i want to bring up. he totally disregarded the question completely. so he was -- the president was facing a firing squad. >> it's good to be king, isn't it? this is what the saltan does on sunday afternoon the peasants line up one by one and he sorts them out. only if he can do that for 350 million americans. that's not the answer. someone from my staff will get back with us?

>> harry reid receives five letters a day from real americans. hangouts like 5, 10 people is it really keeping you in touch? the real question struck me about the web site issues still not getting the accurate answers all this back and forth was supposed to be fixed. nancy pelosi was on the daily show with jon stewart and asked this very question why it doesn't work. see if you think this is sufficient. >> okay. we are going to set up health -- people are going to come to it. why is it so hard to get a company to execute that competently? >> i don't know. and as one. [ laughter ] >> who works very hard. no, and that's my question. >> let me get the house minority leader here. let me ask her. hold on. what do you mean you don't know? how do you not know? >> well, it's not my responsibility. >> someone else passed that bill. i wonder if jon stewart feels bad about being a lap dog all these years for the obama administration. we got this probably because

of him. he should maybe apologize at some point. >> he has been critical of the president. >> after the fact. >> perhaps, i guess. >> leading for his election twice. >> he has had a number of people on from the obama administration he has been very critical of. there is another example of someone and not throwing them a softball question but wanting answers on why the heck healthcare.gov is not up and running and nancy pelosi can't answer that question. >> all right. we do have a lot more "fox & friends" weekend ahead. and after this commercial break. president obama wants to push legislation through with a stroke of a pen, but a brand new report shows just exactly how these new law also impact the economy. and it isn't pretty. real life castaway. a man says he survived 16 month at sea. the incredible details of his story coming up >> this is tom hanks, of course. ♪

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welcome back. the president's state of the union called for higher minimum wage, more o. owe boom that care signups. new trade agreements for asia. can these do more to hurt the economy than good. washington, d.c. economist peter morici. nice to see you this morning. >> nice to be with you. >> start with the minimum wage, peter, he wants congress a prove that minimum wage of 10:10 an hour. will that help or hurt the economy in your estimation? >> that's a 40% increase. since the last time he raised the minimum wage we have had 9% inflation. we are talking about a 30% increase in labor costs

mcdonald's. will have to, long with other restaurants, essentially shut restaurants, do things to save labor, they have fewer customers and there will be fewer jobs. it's a jobs killer. >> what about obamacare on young people, asking congress to spend the mandate that all americans obtain excessive and expensive healthcare basically but pushing this on young people. we know that the signups have been less than even lackluster being nice. >> well, you just had the president and the minority leader on tv and they can't explain or deal with web sites that simply don't function. the thing to do is to postpone the mandate for individuals the way he has for businesses until next year until they get the thing fixed. in the meantime obamacare is pushing up costs for hiring because of the mandates and the health insurance policies, and as a consequence it slows hiring. it's another jobs killer. >> one other area that the president is hoping to fix in this country or these promise zones and getting

back to manufacturing. proposal to build national network of manufacturing innovation centers across the country. get america back to manufacturing. these jobs have gone overseas, peter. >> well, manufacturing centers are a great idea. they go back to the time of the reagan administration. the same thing with opportunity zones, those were reagan ideas. however, the real problem for american manufacturers are imports from china that are subsidized by cheap currency and mr. president doesn't do anything about it. and what's more he wants to negotiate new trade agreements that will make it even more difficult for our manufacturers to compete by opening up our markets to foreign manufacturers without getting us a fair deal on currency and subsidies and also getting us into their markets. you know, the best selling vehicle in china are buicks we can't make them in michigan and send them there simply because of the regulations and tariffs and other barriers. we can't get our competitive

products into china and the president doesn't do anything about it. >> that starter savings account that the president talks about to help americans plan for a time separate from that 401(k) plan. what did you make of that? >> i like it but i want those little people to be able to invest in stocks through a vehicle like vanguard. government bonds have a terrible investment for them. let them have a stake in america. they might see a lot of this class warfare coming out of the white house and the minority side of the house as something very different if it's hurting their stock prices. >> interesting. peter morici, always great to see you. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> take care. >> coming up here on the show. a stunned amanda knox speaking out after an italian court finds her guilty of murder again. >> i'm going to fight this until the very end. >> but does knox even stand a chance of avoiding extradition? that debate is next. and no lunch for you. kids forced to go hungry at schools. get, this officials threw out their lunches on

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quick news headlines for you this morning. justin bieber's landing in new jersey was a rough one. his private jet was detained and searched right after landing because officers thought it smelled like marijuana. drug sniffing dogs did not find anything on the plane and after questioning beach was cleared to enter the united states. and two brooklyn men are under arrest after a store was robbed in broad daylight. five men allegedly smashed slay windows and made off with more than $700,000 in watches cops are still searching for the three

other corroboration. anna. >> amanda knox refusing to accept her murder conviction as the final word. listen. >> i will never go willingly back to the place where i -- i'm going to fight this until the very end. >> well, an italian court sentenced her to 28 and a half years for the 2007 murder of her british roommate meredith kercher. what can she do to fight the conviction? and does she even stand a chance? here for fair and balanced debate is defense attorney jonna spilbore and attorney lisa. good morning, ladies. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> how long is this process even going to be? it sounds like hurry up and wait,. >> the fat lady definitely has not sung in the amanda knox case yet. the highest court in italy is going to decide whether or not to finalize this guilty verdict. once that happens, then they need to decide whether they want to ask for her

extradition. then, once that happens, she is going to get a chance to fight it in the united states if that's the case. >> lisa, they would have to appeal to the obama administration my understanding for this, would it be a good or bad idea for the obama administration to take her side? >> look. first much all, i have to get the supreme court in italy to affirm the conviction. they have already dismissed it once. i think there is a strong likelihood they could dismiss it again and avoid this whole extradition question. if it should come to the point that the italian government asks for extradition, the u.s. in italy have a very strong extradition policy. it's built on years of cases they have worked together. organized crime. we currently work with them with heroin trafficking. it would be difficult for the u.s. to look to italy and say we think that your laws are flawed and we don't believe that your judiciary made the right call. >> anna, i disagree with that. >> here is the thing though, johnna. this has been going on for years. i mean, meredith kercher, the poor girl died in 2007.

of course, her family wants justice some way, somehow. but i mean how many times is this going to go on? this is so foreign for us. we have double jeopardy here in the united states. >> that's part of the problem. when amanda was acquitted previously. that would have been game over in the united states. the fact that italy has this process where it's not game over is probably one of the reasons if italy asks for extradition we would be able to will he g-8 matily -- legitimately say no you know what. we don't believe she is guilty, i mean, our country is more interested in deporting justin bieber right now than we are in sending amanda box back to italy. there would be strong support. but i think honestly because it's such a public issue, right, the world is watching this case you have to look at the italian supreme court. one other time they dismissed the charges. right now they are going to look at this case all over

again. the prosecution had to come up with a new theory. the first theory this was a sex starved co-ed and ended in murder didn't fly. now they are coming up with there was hygiene problems between amanda knox and her roommate. dirty dishes. and then the second thing they have to prove is this d.n.a. evidence. it's the same d.n.a. evidence. the highest court already said we don't buy it the ghar evidence doesn't stand and that was one of the bases that they threw it out the first time. so i think in order to avoid these issues of public policy, and the question of extradition, which would be a sticky one, we strongly see this supreme court in italy dismiss this case once again. and then it goes away. >> for everyone? >> two to three years for extradition. jonna and lisa, thank you for your time today. >> ever wonder what tsa agents are really doing during the screening process. a former worker shocking inside secrets that will have you think twice next

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shot of the moment. game is tomorrow but some experts are getting their picks in early. the panda has picked the bronchos. >> and to pennsylvania two turtles al and henry both picking denver, too. >> it took them all day to do this though. go to sarasota, florida, buffet, the manatee, picking the bronchos, also, this one may be worth listening to. buffet is a perfect six for six in his super bowl picks. well, of course. manatees are known for being -- we had our own fun here on "fox & friends." plaza. this bird betting on his wings cousin the seahawks. >> not going to get the sound effect. [gobble.]

>> pick the philadelphia eagles going to the playoffs. inaccurately picked them going to the super bowl. >> never trust a -- been a life motto. >> that's about how tucker and me pick teams to win any game. >> i will will go with the manatee. >> now to news headlines, a new york man charged with threatening to kill president george w. bush. his reason? being crazy for the president's oldest daughter barbara. the secret service directing 44-year-old benjamin smith in manhattan armed with a loaded rifle machete, and a container of gasoline. he screamed bush will get his. as he was dragged away. police were tipped off when smith's mother called in reporting she had found a threatening note written by her son: i'm going to work for george w. bush and the pentagon i have to slay a dragon and then barbara bush is mine. secret service tracked smith using his cell phone to

manhattan. not clear why he went to new york city or where the former president and his family were at that time. a utah school district suspending two school workers after student's lunches were snatched away and thrown in the trash can child nutrition expert were suspended on paid leave. there wasn't enough money inside heir prepaid accounts. investigating why so many parents were ununaware of their low a account balance. story straight out of the movie castaway. >> wilson this story going viral. man washes up in the islands southwest of hawaii. the spanish-speaking jose evan claims to have survived on rainwater, birds and

turtles. details of the story are sketchy. locals say he was in rough shape when they found him emaciated and wearing nothing but tattered underpants. the tsa and damage control boasts this morning after a former screener comes inside with shocking secrets how they were treated. dishing in a tell all politico article. he said agents made fun of full images made by full body scanners. workers are always fooling around behind closed doors he says. the tsa turning back saying the problems are either inaccurate or no longer true. >> how is that different than any other office? fooling around behind closed doors. >> but when you are in the naked body scanner with hands up. >> we knew this. remember the new york daily news piece a year ago. all the stories about them ago ago israel doesn't use

them they use regular magna magnatometers. >> put your arms up and big dose of radiation. feel good. >> nod really naked naked. it's just an outline. >> you can see the contours of your hourglass figure. >> contour nobody needs to see. trust me. all right, guys. so we are out here at the stadium because the big super bowl game is tomorrow. there is a lot of weather going on across the country right now. here is your temps as you are weighing up. cold air across the northern plains not going anywhere. going to continue to deal with it not across areas of the southeast it will warmer. this is a big storm we have got going on in areas across chicago. in fact, chicago picking up possibly another 6 to 10 inches of snow. they are just being pummeled by such a snowy and cold winter and nor of it on the way today. out across the west we will see the snow showers we have seen in denver.

mountain west die down. more rain moving into the coastal areas of california over the next couple days which is great news. here you go, winter storm warnings poor are a st. louis. see icing also so the south of that around the st. louis area. indianapolis and ohio valley. and then down towards parts of texas, oklahoma,and arkansas, there is going to be some snow and some icing starting tonight. kind of a secondary storm that will develop. so is a lot going on across the central part of the country. fortunately guys, all that weather is going to be missing here in east rutherford in new york city. at least for the game. the storm will come on monday, tomorrow looking good. guys? >> all right. no snow storm. thanks, rick. >> you bet. i think brian kilmeade is outside preparing for the game. >> i know you believe i'm playing in the game. i'm not playing in the game. i know tucker puts a lot of money on one of the teams.

i believe it's seattle and it's everything. good luck daily caller. super bowl, if you are rich, big daddy tell -- stelgatoo you hang out at patty's and paid to do it. >> the mood was great. >> you had a huge party this week a the love them have charity angles like yours has for aneurysms. >> the shape and men's health magazine party it was unbelievable. >> nothing but good food, nothing deep fried. >> well, you know what? i was holding the mike i didn't really -- actually jamba juice was there so i had a protein shake. >> lead's see through our lenz. ♪ ♪ mr. nfl rod woodson.

>> what's going on big daddy's. >> big daddy, good to be with you. partying tonight and getting ready for the super bowl. >> an tell me what you think about the super bowl being in new york. >> i wish they could play tomorrow. i'm so sick of waiting game is so much better. >> i want to say hi to steve doocy, not gretchen and the brown haired guy that is not doocy. i'm such a fan. >> troubled. whole night troubled. are. >> i think i have a problem. i'm a little bit under dressed. >> what do you think about the super bowl being here especially in your backyard in. >> wish we were playing in it. i think it's good football. >> who are you rooting for this week. >> i'm rooting for peyton in

new york that whole eli connection. >> win in his brother's house? >> yes. >> i like denver like everyone else in the world which makes me very nervous. >> someone will win which is a great prediction. >> bronchos, i love peyton. >> i'm going for denver, she is going for seattle. >> i'm just learning anybody could win or lose. i had no idea. welcome. >> wow. >> photo bomb. >> amazing. >> a lot of the revenue generated here with a will the of the who's who. hall of famers will be announced among the finalist? >> our guy michael strahan we both want to wish him good luck. i know it's going to happen today. i'm looking out for you man, go get them. >> not everybody knows he belongs. >> absolutely. >> back to you in the studio. go out and party tonight. do it for the company. >> absolutely. >> working hard and hardly

working. >> thanks, guys. coming up here on the show. the president vowing to take executive action in the state of the union speech. what exactly is he attempting? is it even legal? next guest setting the record straight. >> then, if you are carrying an iphone right now, listen up. this one caught fire right inside a girl's pant's pocket. what went wrong right ahead.

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perfume. the company called released a new fragrance called toe made toe sauce. mozarzarella, earth, bourbon and earth worms. >> here your question that may have occurred to it you at home. has president obama pushed the envelope of executive power to its limit he has vowed to side step correct me if i am congress to pass his 2014 agenda. watch. >> i'm eager to work with all of you. but america does not stand still and neither will i. so wherever and whenever i can take steps without legislation to expand opportunity for more person who families, that's what i'm gonna do. >> what does that precisely mean? what exactly is the president doing and dots he have the authority to do it. well, here to tell us is

elizabeth price foley. professor of constitutional law at florida international university. thanks a lot for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> what is the president attempting to do unilaterally without congress? >> well, he is trying to do a lot of things unilaterally without congress. let me just say at the beginning, you know, a the lo of people say you know, president obama is only issuing so many number of executive orders and that's a lot less than his predecessors have. i have to say, you know, this is not about quantity. there are a lot of executive orders that are perfectly constitutional. this is about the quality of the executive orders and what exactly he is trying to do. >> let's start with obamacare delays. obamacare passes. throw and a half years ago, it's unpopular. the white house basically says to favored constituencies you are not subject to it for now. is that constitutional? >>. no absolutely not. there are several provisions of obamacare that was supposed to take effect on january 1, 2014. the employer mandate. certain limits on out-of-pocket caps and the

like. and with a stroke of a pen, president obama says oh, no, i think i will delay that for a year. but, you know, why one year? maybe another year the following year or five years. the interesting thing here is, you know, he is directly contravening a law that says these things are supposed to take effect on january 1, 2014. interestingly here too, the republicans in the house tried to get a one year delay of obamacare and part of it spending measure that went over to the presise the president didn't want to delay it at that time at least legislatively. he doesn't want to amend the laws in the normal ways through congress. he wants to change them himself unilaterally. >> extending benefits and penalties to the federal exchanges also unconstitutional, you think? >> absolutely unconstitutional. the law is crystal clear on this that the only people who qualify for the these tax credits are people who live in states that run their own obamacare exchanges. and it turns out that, you know, congress did that very

purposefully. they wanted it encourage states to run their exchanges. they didn't want to have to rely on some sort of monolithic healthcare.gov which is what we ended up with. when it turned out most of the states, 3 a of them decided not to run their state exchanges, president obama sort of got out his wand again and wrote an irs regulation that said anybody can now qualify for these tax credits even those who get their health insurance through the federal exchanges. again, a direct contravention of the written law. >> yes. and as part of his never ending pander to demographics he believes he needs for election, the election of democrats, he just flat out suspended immigration law for dreamers. people to whom the dream act applies. >> yeah. this is a really bad one because, you know, congress has been debating for a while comprehensive immigration reform. and whether or not we ought to be granting some sort of amnesty, especially to these young people who were brought to this country illegally and whether or not on the merits we should do

that that's up for congress to decide. the president got impatient here and he decided to suspend our immigration and nationality act, which says if you are brought here illegally you shall be deportable. he decided no, he is not going to do that he is going to suspend the law for on entire class of people. it's patently unconstitutional. >> remark to be me that congress sits back and takes this as he eeuropeans their constitutionally given authority. pretty i couldn't know believable. elizabeth, thanks a lot for joining us this morning. i appreciate it? >> thanks, tucker. >> he made a documentary criticizing president obama. now he is facing jail time. this morning, that film maker speaking exclusively to fox about why he believes he was targeted by the federal government. plus, get ready for a super bowl sandwich smack down and other illitive snacks. george duran here with the ultimate taste test.

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incorrectly actually. >> i know that. >> he doesn't spend a lot of time in the kitchen. >> nifty. >> i know. >> there you go. mix all those together? >> correct. mix all these ingredients together. >> you are such a sweet person. >> lemon, garlic. do coffee rubbed skirt steak sandwich from seattle. >> coffee big fan. >> put some of that coffee rub in there it's going to give a nice gold, kind of sweetened flavor to it as well. rub that in there. >> that's bold. >> get it in from. use your fingers. both sides of the meat. the omelet has started already. i have cooked some meat. classic denver omelet. onions, peppers ham, some people put cheese in there. do you know how to flip the pan a little bit? >> do i know how to do it? >> come on now. >> the best. >> very good, very good. little cheese in there

perfect, that's beautiful now you have got that saw in there. >> both sides. >> have fun with it. >> pull it towards yourself and get a little -- oh, very good. except. >> missed it. >> very nice. all right. so you have got that spread on both sides of the bread. very nice. strip steak is ready. >> this looks so god you are blowing my mind. >> doing this in pa neony maker. nice and crunchy. put aside here and cut this up into slices. what happens here is very simple. cut the skirt steak which is brown nicely and little warm here. what you do is layer it on top of that sandwich that you made in there. very simply. >> we are not even going to beat around the bush. you are a genius. >> isn't that great? >> country thanks you. >> denver omelet and the seattle skirt steak sandwich. >> thank you. >> that will work. >> i want this omelet.

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hello and good morning to you, it is saturday, the first of february, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. president obama promised to take action by skipping over congress. but does this mean he is really ignoring the american people? >> he has declared war and not just on congress but the american people. >> why that congressman says americans should be up in arms. >> plus, no lunch for you. kids forced to go hungry at school after officials refused to serve them lunch, in fact, they threw the lunch away. why? a big update to the story this morning. we talked to one furious dad coming up. puppies, we all love them. which one is the america's favorite breed.

"fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome into fox this saturday morning. brian kilmeade has the toughest assignment in the morning. >> are you a little jealous? >> we asked brian to go down to times square with cheerleaders. >> a little bit of hair whipping. >> bronchos cheerleaders didn't you see the tassels? >> cheerleaders there and breakfast do that and super bowl. >> we're going to check in.

>> puppies like picking your favorite child. there is something wrong about that. >> there is a truth in it. >> obviously spaniels but still to say that outloud seems wrong. >> labrador, come on. >> meanwhile, this of course, the big story overnight in the news department. a major boost for the keystone pipeline. remember that pipeline? brand new report out this morning says it won't hurt the environment. pressure is on for president obama to go ahead and green light this project. >> our own jennifer griffin is live in washington with details of this fast-moving story. jennifer, what's going on? >> good morning, clayton, tucker, and anna, after the state department issued it's long awaited environmental impact study which concluded that the keystone pipeline would not significantly contribute to greenhouse gases or have any major environmental impacts, republicans immediately began calling for the president to approve the project which has been in limbo for more than five years. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell issued the following statement last night, quote: mr. president, no more stalling, no more promises

please pick up that pen you have been talking about and make this happen. the pipeline would carry oil from tar sands in western canada 1,000 miles delivering more than 800,000 barrels of crude oil a day to refineries in the texas gulf coast. the state department study concluded the proposed pipeline is unlikely to significantly effect the rate of extraction in oil sands areas. >> allowing the keystone pipeline to be built, requires a finding that doing so would be in our nation's interest and our national interest will be served only if this project does not significantly exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution. >> that's exactly what i asked you about. >> the net effect of the pipeline's climate absolutely critical in determining whether this project is allowed to go forward. >> the white house is not tipping its hand but the issue is likely to become central to the midterm elections this year. the new report allows for public comment about the pipeline. there are 1.9 million comments so far. and now a 30 day window for

more citizens to weigh in. tucker, clayton, anna, back to you. >> all right, jennifer. thanks. >> thanks, jennifer. >> on to the rest of your saturday morning headlines. police on the search for a gunman who shot two students at michigan state university. it happened at apartment complex less than a mile from the msu campus. both victims were found inside the apartment. one is in critical condition. the other was treated and released from the hospital. police do not believe this was a random shooting. overnight, some scary moments on board a packed airplane it was forced to make an emergency landing at new jersey's newark airport. because of fumes inside the cockpit. the united flight carrying 220 passengers took off from dulles airport was heading to germany. ambulances met the plane at the terminal to treat passengers but everyone is said to be okay. nothing suspicious was found on that airplane. and, it's america's top dog. the labrador retriever

picked as the country's favorite breed. labs have held the title for 23 years in a row. list coming from the total number of dogs registered with the kennel club. labs are popular because they can take on different roles like search and rescue and therapy dogs. also in the top five, german shepherds, golden retrievers and bulldogs. baxter bear making it number one. >> i thought he was a poodle, no? lawsuit. >> tea cut poodle? >> i never heard gloating as you read that script. you couldn't see anna's grim on her face yes! amazing. >> got to love her. >> give us our weather, rick reichmuth is live at super bowl preview first alert forecast. >> everybody has been wondering for years thinking what's going to what happen they have the first outdoor

stadium game in cold weather environment. townships actually going to be fine. take a look at the maps. it's been really cold obviously across the eastern seaboard. not bad here in new york city. 20's as you go a little bit farther towards the north. we are going to be warming up today to about 43 degrees. there is is a lot of festivities going on still today, the day before the super bowl. tomorrow warming up almost to fifth degrees in no. let me tell you how cold it's been that's amazing kickoff mid 40s and sitting outside for four hours bundle up. otherwise, be looking fine. winds won't be cause ago big problem first alert forecast not bad at all nothing like

fearing what happened for this game which is great news. >> if there is a slight shower that would favor the seahawks. >> sunny there. >> i'm kidding. >> deep down sunny, cheerful people. most overcast city in america. >> thanks, rick. >> thanks, rick. the question is does president obama think he is above the law? that's the charge from republican c rm who sets american people ought to be upset that the president is not only bypassing congress but in doing so bypassing them. congressman mark meadows went "on the record" and said. this. >> he has declared war and not just on congress but the american people. when he talks about bypassing congress. is he really talking about bypassing the american people and their will and the fact that they showed up and voted. and, yet, what we see is we have got some 40 jobs bill sitting on harry reid's

desk. why don't you take some of those up. >> saying we are an equal branch of government. take a listen and american people voted everybody in the cock. all these unilateral decisions we are seeing from the president with the stroke of a pen doesn't really make any sense. eric holder, our attorney general was asked about this on wednesday about obamacare and the employer mandate and he was unable to give a clear cut answer on it. >> meanwhile, questions this morning but denash desousa who is now facing quite a big legal battle as he goes face to face with the obama administration. remember, denash movie about president obama, he believes now as he spoke to our own sean hannity that he was targeted as a result perhaps of this movie. you can't dive into too many details. spoke to fox news about this whole ordeal. listen. >> do you believe this is about being targeted because you are a conservative?

>> philemon 2016 did get under obama's skin. i in a sense went into obama's world and also into obama's mind there was a rant against the film on obama's own web site which is barack obama.com. we know the film rattled him. we know the film upset him and whether this is the kind of pay back remains to be seen. >> all right. so the charge is, the charge made by the federal government against desousa is that he got people to donate to the political campaign of a friend of his in college, i think and reimbursed them for those donations. i don't know if that's true or not. if is true he is facing 7 years in jail. obama administration is targeting political opponents using the justice department.

i would say that's kind of paranoid. we just saw the irs, they were exposed for doing that crushing people who opposed the president. >> still doing it. >> is this out of the question they have done this? no. i hate to say that as an american. i hate to think anyone would do something like that. they have done it in the past so here they go again. >> bachmann saying is this political? 100%. discouraging anybody else. possibly be thinking about making a film going against president obama not to do it. desuez za's next film america is out on july the 4th. fourth highest grossing in american history. >> production, yeah. >> more on that coming up in the show. but first, cheerleaders and our own brian kilmeade down in times square for super bowl sunday with the cheerleaders. tough assignment, brian. how did you handle it? >> it's going pretty well and tara who is captain at the team is already mad at me and can't wait for me to go away.

thanks so much for getting up early and being so awake. >> thank you for having us. >> enough about the teams. how exciting is it for your team to be here. >> unbelievable. a dream come true? risen. i'm going to go inside the numbers with the cheerleaders. i have done a lot of cheerleader interviews and never done this before. what do here to leaders do in between plays when nothing is scripted is called. >> it's called a vamp. vamp is done in between defensive places? >> correct. >> i'm going to give you a little rehearsal. third quarter, the bronchos have just given up a 7-yard gain, now the attention goes to you and you as captain, tara have to look to your team and do what. >> count the music and make sure we start and stop at the same time. >> all right. call a play. >> are you ready? >> go. >> omaha, omaha, 5, 6, 7, 8. ♪ last time. >> wow, fantastic. you called omaha because peyton manning demands it and you called the time

because you just imagine some music? >> correct. >> you will not get this on other channels. flip around, go ahead. nothing. nobody will bring you inside the numbers of the cheer leader plays. ladies, thanks so much for being here and never having that smile leaving your face. >> we are happy. >> how glad are you when i walk away right now because we do not get along, right, tara. >> no, we do get along we are friends. >> she is very nice. i'm getting on her nerves it happens a lot as anna will tell you. thanks a lot. we will watch you again. bumped out in vamp again. >> we want you to vamp that's something we will not see on any other channel is brian kilmeade doing it raw raw. go, brian. >> i'm going to call out their vamp. all right, ready? >> okay, wait, here we go. >> what's the name of it? >> this is going to be ready? 1, 2, 3, this is going to be giants. >> that's not fair. >> that's why you are getting on her nerves.

blue 32. >> go. >> no, 5, 6, 7, 8. >> oh, 5, 6, 7, 8. >> 5, 6, 7, 8, last time. there you go. wow, unbelievable. you now have a preview of the game tucker. clayton you now know, all right? >> i want to see you in chance, brian. >> i have seen it and it's emblazened in my brain. president obama claims raising the minimum wage to $10.10 is good for the economy because it leads to automation. but our next guest says that will cost people their jobs. >> and he went to the hospital after being bitten by a snake. what he got might have been much worse. an $89,000 medical bill. how did that happen? we will tell you coming up. today we're going to play a little ge.

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for minimum wage. >> when you raise the cost and train entry level employees, leaving employers with one of two tough choices, either find a way to raise prices or or provide the same service at a lower cost. i mean people even like bill gates gave a very telling interview recently where he warned people who wanted to raise the minimum wage it could force employers to auto mate things. i think we are surrounded by evidence of the consequences of past increases. >> we have certainly seen a lot of jobs eliminated by automation. some things can't be automated, however, there are conservatives arguing, ron ums we pay already for people's living expenses through welfare programs like the earned income tax credit, food stamps, housing subsidies, and so the public already picks up the tab for poverty, wouldn't this be a way to get the private sector to pick up some of that cost? >> well, i think the thing is that you either sort of subis subsidize partially through

a program like the earned income tax credit or subsidize them 100% if you raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and there is no opportunity there anymore. even presidents bill clinton first campaigned on earned income tax credit could it could lift people out of poverty more than a higher wage. that's why we have gone to policies like that over time. better and smarter way to boost people's earnings without effecting their jobs. >> it hasn't worked because obviously wages have not kept for people in the lower echelons have not kept pace with inflation. they haven't grown. and, the concern is that you are going to see social unrest, ultimately as a result of that. you don't have to be a liberal to be worried about that what do you think the answer is? >> well, i think my bigger concern is that the social unrest that occurs. we have had 20% youth unemployment now for more than five years. so i think my concern is we are sort of heading towards a western europe type situation where you have a permanent underclass of young adults who never got sort of first entry level

experience. that's why we need to make sure that those opportunities continue to exist and then where it's necessary, have programs like the earned income tax credit and make it more generous if necessary to supplement wages but allow people to work in those jobs and work their way up. >> it is scary when you have huge numbers of young people who just can't get jobs. you're begging for real problems. if that persists. >> you are. think are missing out on kind of the -- some people call it the invisible curriculum. skills you pick up on a first job you don't get anywhere else. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks. >> kids went starving at school because their lunch cards ran out of cash. parents say they were never told. you will hear from one father who is furious about it coming up. then, the party is in his town. here is the question. why wasn't the mayor of east rutherford, new jersey, invited to his own super bowl details on that flap coming up. or actions

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two employees at the elementary school suspended after grade schoolers are forced to go hungry. [chanting] [. >> i guess. so the school tossed their lunches because they had outunderstanding balances. next guest says parents didn't know they money. his daughter is in the 3rd grade. she is one of the kids who

indeed did go hungry. joining us from salt lake city is kevin conway. thanks for joining us on ffsz. >> good morning. how are you? >> fantastic. thanks for asking. i guess these kids, they weren't able to even realize what was going on until they already had their lunch in hand and that's when the outunderstanding balance showed up. what did your daughter go through and some 40 other kids at that grade school? >> yeah. you know, i learned about it my negative $4 balance from my daughter. she called me during her lunch hour and told me she couldn't eat lunch and they were going to give her an orange and water in replace for her lunch. >> kids need some nourishment in order to concentrate at school and they are growing kids. >> that's right. >> what do you think the school should have done in this situation? because previously you say you were getting alerted if your account got down to $20. >> yeah. you know, apparently they switched systems this year.

the previous system would notify you if you -- your account balance was at $20 as it dwindles. as your child eats lunch. this year, no notification. like i said, the notification came from my 8-year-old daughter. so she was a debt collector for the district. >> was she humiliated or was she kind of laughing about it? how did she feel? >> i wish she was laughing about it unfortunately. picture this. you are a 3rd grader and you go into your lunchroom and it's packed with other 3rd graders and you get in line with your friends and you get your lunch and you go through your line and you get up to the counter where you pay and you give your lunch lady your card, and the lunch lady sees that there is a negative balance and a representative from the district is there. and they pull the tray from my daughter in front of her friends, in front of her classmates and tell her she can't eat lunch because i owed $4. >> a lot of people would say that would make her feel like she is poor and can't afford to have a lunch like

everybody else. this statement i want to make sure our viewers harr they're from the school district. we understand from said parents and students who say this was embarrassing and humiliating situation. we again apologize and commit to working with parents in rectifying this situation and ensures students are never treated in this manner again. so, kevin, is this good enough for you? >> no. i don't think so. i mean, take this, for example, if my kids are late for school too often or they miss a day of school the school in the districts have three different phone numbers for me and two different email addresses. before the sun goes down on the day that the kids miss school, i have received three phone calls and two separate emails here it is with my child child's lunch depends on it and they somehow couldn't notify me. i find that difficult to

believe and i don't understand how they can apply one logic to finding out why my kid was late for school and they couldn't apply the same logic for the lunchroom. >> use the same technology. >> exactly. >> hopefully they are correct in saying this won't happen again. >> you know, yeah. >> i apologize we have to leave it right there. that's all the time we have. say hello to daughter for us this morning and enjoy the super bowl. >> thank you. have a great weekend. >> 28 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox & friends" weekend a outcome girl taken as her mother was unloading groceries. how this 6-year-old smart-thinking saved her life. he coached the ravens to a super bowl victory last year. up next, john harbaugh joins brian live in times square. i need proof of insurance.

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featured on the new york city land mark it's beautiful driving into the city this morning. >> look at that. that's cool. >> look gorgeous in those seattle seahawks colors. >> than the orange. >> if you are going to super impose your team colors on the largest building in new york they should be the seattle colors. >> i think so. is it still the largest building. >> tallest building in new york. under one world trade center since 1993. >> we do have other news headlines we want to get to. a potential game changer. new jersey governor chris christie new about lane closures on bridge gate according to a letter from a port authority official who oversaw the closing. christie has denied knowing anything about the closings until after they happened. but in the letter, david wolf stein's attorney says quote, evidence exists. no word on what that evidence is or who has it. a 6-year-old girl kidnapped

outside her houston texas home is rescued after asking for help inside a school bathroom. police say joaquin ramos snatched the little girl while the mom was unloading groceries. ramos then stopped at a nearby target and told the little girl to use the restroom. that's when she asked a woman for help. left the store before police arrived later caught at a hospital where his wife had just given birth. >> i'm happy they captured him and i hope he gets what he gets and i hope that everybody is listening to this and just take care of your kids from now on. >> little girl was not harmed and the motive for the kidnapping is unclear. what's worse than getting a snake bite for this north carolina couple it's being slapped with $89,000 hospital bill. >> i opened that bill and truly thought i was going to have a heart attack. >> well, her husband eric was in the emergency room for 18 hours after being

bitten by a snake. the hospital charged $81,000 for a four vial dose of antivenom medicine. insured in india and paid just over a thousand dollars. big bill. the mayor of the super bowl's actual host city isn't even invited to his own party. east rutherford new jersey mayor james cass tell la wasn't offered tickets to the big game even though the stadium had been his city. there is hope everyone, the owner of the indianapolis colts heard about this. and it's offering him a place in the team suite. his only problem now is going to be figuring out how is he going to be getting there. because he doesn't have a parking pass. >> parking pass. how unbelievable. >> a parking pass? >> that's unbelievable. i mean, you know, let's bring in rick reichmuth who is live at metlife stadium. >> parking pass by the way. they gave rick a parking pass. >> no police are on the way.

it's in new jersey, it's not in new york. new york has co-opened the whole super bowl and this mayor left out in the cold wait eakd is, where did my tickets go? you know what? he is going to have to take public transportation like most everybody else. this is a really good thing. this camera guy might not actually want me to do. this i was going to say we are saying that it's new jersey. make him go into the sun here. new jersey vs. new york. but maddy, if you can go over and see where new york is you can see the skyline right -- i know. i'm in so much trouble when this is done by the way for maddy the camera guy and everybody else -- do you see the skyline there, guys? that was good look, maddy. >> i'm blinded by the sun. i think he blew out a lenz. >> couldn't figure out why the camera guy wouldn't like that. >> sometimes you know, you're producing things right at the moment and it's a bad idea and i just ate up all my time to do the weather so all of this was a big fail. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ]

thank you so much for that. >> leave it at that and update us later in the show. >> speaking of the hallmark card. thanks, rick. >> thanks rick for the non-weather weather. >> warmer than what people thought it was going to be. >> rick, let's get it out to it brian now who is in times square covering the super bowl for us. hey, brian kilmeade. >> how is it going? guys, i'm sitting here with a man that is the reigning super bowl champion for another 30 hours. john harbaugh you and your ravens won it all last year. here you are in a business suit. i know you would much rather be on the field with your cap on. >> stretch it out as long as we possibly can. >> i appreciate you being here coming up from baltimore to be with us. first of all, the experience. you you are up on your brother last year. it looks like wow the ravens beat the 49ers hand diddly. the lights goff. the power goes down. you don't know if you will have to send these plays in through hand signals because the electronics are all useless. >> right.

>> and then they come back. what do you think of yourself on the sideline as that big lead starts to shah risk? >> i'm -- shrink. one stop and win the super bowl championship. >> do you ever want, as great as it was to win, would you like to win and not beat your brother? >> take some of it upset for him while happy for you. >> you can tell everybody was excited but you walk across there, you are 100% elated and 100% disappointed and dejected for your brother. not one of those things jump up and down and carry you off and throw garrett raid on you. okay i have got to go talk to my brother right now. he wasn't smiling. >> i know. he was a little i object tense. he was saying that the refs robbed him. >> he gave me a stiff arm too. i was going to give him a hug. stiff arm too. >> call audible on that or call and give him a mulligan. i want to talk about a rivalry. your brother would be here if it wasn't to his tough loss to the seahawks in the final play. what about the rivalry

between pete carol and your brother jim. >> i think it's awesome. goes back to southern cal. bow down to no man in pac 10. that's when pete was on top of the world. >> sanford beat them twice. ranked number one in the country. become a great deal. >> it's real. it's a real tension. >> they like each other. they respect each other. they are not hanging out at the owner's meetings or anything. >> what do you expect sunday? >> i expect a real great game. i expect if the brnk co-s can peyton and get the running game going they have got chance. if the seahawks get turnovers and big plays they are going to win. >> i know you are a coach but that defense looks so formidable on defense. i have never seen a defense like that up close exsepghtd for yours. you can't be in the super bowl and thawrts, but you must feel gu feel good have you feel good salute to service award winner for you what and what the ravens do. >> we appreciate u.s.a. for

what they do in the military and how they take care of these guys and how important it is and nfl salute for service. the weekend that we do, having wounded warriors and soldiers to games, having them to practices. having these guys around our players. the players love having these guys around and they are back and doing things that our guys can only imagine. they have respect them so much. the connection between nfl players and military personnel is really special. it's a real bond that guys have. for the nfl to be associated with the things that he would doing is incredibly good thing. >> i know you are focused on the game but the flyovers that happen and the things ha happen in the middle, what does that feel like to be on the sideline when those jets go over. >> it jokes you up. it really does. you you get a big lump in your throat. even the big slow planes sometimes big cargo planes or f-16s or whatever it makes you proud to be an american and proud to be part of this country. >> john, if you can't win the super bowl and be there, is second best being on top of the roof in the middle of times square on "fox &

friends." >> passes earlier. you have skills for a soccer player. you have good hands. >> can can we tape that? you have skills for a soccer player. john harbaugh, i might have a career change. bring on the eye black, give me a mouth piece, i'm out of here. congratulations i love what you do the military. thank you very much. >> thank you, brian. >> we'll explain this in a second. >> yes, we will. >> it's more complicated than it appears. heard the expression money talks? next guest says money walks. you may make you consider leaving where you live and going somewhere else. >> geared up for the super bowl with a big pizza pie. how to make the perfect pie to show your team spirit. >> oh, nice. ♪ when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie ♪ that's amore ray ♪ when the moon shine like it had too much wine ♪ that's amore

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family in north carolina saying thank you to the dog next door after she saved their lives when a fire broke out in their home. the dog who is called bella started scratching and barking at the bedroom window wicking them up in time to get out. yet, another example of canine heroism. and terrifying video out of turkey, a man is hit by a bus as he walked down the street but he walks away amazing i had unharmed. the bus was packed but its brakes failed sending it careening backward and hitting the man. again, it was a miracle but he is okay. clayton? >> wow. thanks, tucker. well, you heard money talks but did you know that money walks too? it's on the movie all depending on where you live in this country, joining us with this is the income first alert forecast for 2014, state by state is travis brown author of the book how money walks,

travis, great to he see you this morning as always, welcome back to the show. >> thank you, it's a pleasure. >> imauto always fascinated about where money in this country is moving, what states are seeing this distribution and let's start with texas today. because something interesting is happening down in texas. >> well, you know, as we have seen in the past, we can look at past performance of how people and their income have moved over 43 million americans in the last 18 years and by looking at irs figures, we can projected now from 2010 to 2014 who are the likely gainers this year. and texas shows up not surprisingly with project projected first alert forecast of gaining income from other states, $8.72 billion. >> where is this coming from? >> coming from states like right here. from new york. new york is projected for 2014 for the last three plus years to lose $15.6 billion in income. that's income leaving new york to places like florida which also is projected to have a lot of income. >> so another big windsor florida. how much income is florida

looking at? >> florida we're projecting that we are seeing over $22 billion from 2010 to 2014 headed into the sunshine state, a state that has no personal income tax like texas. a very different tax rate than a place like here in new york. >> so, some other big winners this year in your study are texas, north carolina, and arizona. walk us through these. >> that's right. north carolina has changed its trajectory in the last few years. just last year cutting marginal income tax rates. that was already on the positive trend. we are projecting that $6.8 billion will move in of all transfers to other -- from other states from 2010 to 2014. that's big news for north carolina. >> what did arizona do? same thing? >> arizona has relatively low taxes as well. if you are california and looking for a better place to live and work, many people next door choosing places like phoenix and he they are projecting that $6.5 billion income gain from other states. >> are you seeing businesses leaving california going to arizona.

we know they are going to nevada as well, right? >> that's right. we have seen california income as they have been raising taxes by the way california right behind new york. $9.7 billion projected loss through 2014 on irs figures. and that is in part because there is a big spread on the price of work. if you are california resident, a lot of people are choosing texas, nevada, and arizona. >> so we mentioned california is a big state loser. they lost $9.7 billion. that's incredible. illinois and michigan also big losers. >> that's right. illinois has in the last two years, during this economy, chosen to raise its price on work. corporate and personal income tax on the increase. and they were already past performance projecting that they have lost $29 billion other states, most that comes from chicago. so this is not good news. we are projecting a loss of $6.2 billion through 2014. michigan, also facing a lot of problems with detroit.

just today seeing unemployment rates as high as 15% in the detroit area. that's bad news. we're projecting $5.79 billion in losses. >> before we let you go. we had it up on the screen there uncertain. oklahoma, why uncertain with that? >> there is a lot going on with energy states. and oklahoma has been lowering its price on work but also seeing the boom and bust cycles of the price of oil. other states like north dakota joining that energy boom in addition to texas. >> fascinating stuff. travis brown the author of how money walks. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> appreciate it coming up on the show, we give them tens of billions of dollars to help run the country. afghanistan can't account for any of it how in the world does that happen? that is coming up. >> what's this? >> what? >> we are going to be learning how to make some pizza. world champion pizza chef, bruno is here. defabio. you can make some recipes at home for the big game. every year.

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show some team spirit in the process. >> joining us really one of the masters of pizza in this country the judge and food network chopped season premier pizza perfect bruno. >> honored to have you here as a true pizza master and owner of pizzerias. >> thank you very much. i wanted to highlight pizzas from denver and seattle. i like to forge for

ingredients wherever i go wherever i find myself around the world be inspired by local ingredients vendor super bowl named super bowl after hard super ball he saw a kid playing with. i was inspired. make a pizza with rocky mountain oysters. >> rocky mountain oyster wings. >> help you? >> help me out here. >> we are using, give me that cheese right there. >> this of course is no ocean in the rocky mountains. >> i like to use artisanal ingredients. >> i'm horrified for the record. >> in denver that makes this cheese the web family, it's a jack cheddar cheese. could you pass me the rocky mountain oysters? >> you believe the sauce goes on the top and not on the bottom. >> what's in right now is

finishing ingredients. the rocky mountain oysters, you take off the outer layer the membrane and cut them into small pieces and season them and bread them and fry them. they are delicious. >> they want us to -- >> what we would do is just cook this off like that. let it cook nice. and that's big like i was telling you in the pizza business right now finishing. green chili sauce is a. item go offer after the pizza came out of the oven. very popular. >> denver. >> prickly pear cactus. this is a denver pie. and then we are ready to, i'm going to put this right here and then we are ready to do the seattle pizza. >> okay. they want us to compete doing this one. what we are doing here now is going to have you guys are going to make a buffalo chicken pizza. cheese, buffalo, and then

you are going to finish it with the sauce and judging here. that's going to be finishing creativity. >> clock starting. >> dexterity and speed. la la la la. >> all right. okay. >> get extra points hands get super dirty. >> no. make a smiley face. >> chef. >> out of control. okay. so unfortunately, for tucker and for anna i really can't stand by your presentation or creativity so for that reason you have been chopped. and the winner on this episode right here is going to be clayton. >> i'm a naturalist. what can i say? thank you so much, chef. on our web site where can

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>> in the middle is megan, she is our senior producer. >> line producer misty on the left. >> no, these are the denver bronchos cheerleaders. they are live. >> we can't fool you, can we? >> brian kilmeade is down there live. he has been annoying them all morning. we in with brian right now. >> listen, did you say annoying them? ladies, have i been annoying you you. >> no, not even a little. >> i heard a nervous giggle. >> more emphatic no no ash absolutely not i enjoyed it should i tell him the truth we are on television. i have really annoyed you, girls? >> no. >> still, it's not much of an endorsement. i'm standing here. i moved about three blocks down. just over the way is big toboggan run everyone is talking about. every there is a big stage different act every day. of course we are standing right in front of here. every to the left is good morning america.

guess what they are dark today. taped programming they are not tough as you guys doing a four hour telethon each and every saturday and sunday. the networks can't even keep up with you. it's amazing to see check out the building. it's video of super bowl boulevard. starts from zero. this place has been built up and something always going on. started constructing this and taken 10 days. in the end invested $70 million in this. do this at the joint chief of staff very much center in new javitch center. build it up and see what happens. it was a huge hit. i mean, every day i walked from 48th and 6th to 34th and seventh. it's pretty clear sailing. yesterday probably would have taken me an hour because people were that packed they just wanted to be part of the action. pretty cool. meet with the guy who put it togetherrer former head of american express.

johnson one of the co-host of this big super bowl 48. owner of the jets. so don't miss a minute guys, back to you. >> thanks a lot. $70 billion of that i wonder if they could fix a pothole in the city too. >> it would be nice. >> news headlines we need to get to. police on the hunt for a gunman who shot two students near michigan state university. it happened apartment complex less than a mile from the msu campus. both victims found inside the apartment. one is in critical condition. the other was treated and released from the hospital. police do not believe this is a random shooting overnight scary moments forced to make emergency landing at newark new jersey airport because of fumes inside the cockpit. united flight carrying 220 passengers took off from dulles airport heading to germany. ambulances had to meet the plane at the terminal to treat passengers. everyone was okay. airline officials say nothing suspicious was found on board that plane.

is he off the wagon again? reports this morning toronto's crack smoking mayor rob ford busted for public intoxication. take a look at him here here we go. posing on the streets with people in vancouver. he and he a friend ignored pedestrian sign there and slapped with $109 ticket. rob says he wasn't drunk. he says only thing sipping on diet coke. canadian cops won't firm or deny anything. >> is that rob ford the toronto mayor who smokes crack and has an approval rating much higher than barack obama? >> one is more popular than the u.s. president. >> i'm still shocked that he drinks diet coke. >> such a big ad for diet coke. >> i'm drinking a liter in the next commercial break. >> let's get out to rick reichmuth. >> super bowl finally here.

we have been talking about it for so many years it seems like now. everybody, including the farmer's almanac got excited saying there was going to be a big blizzard. not the case at awesome things looking really nice. take a look at the temperature map right now. show you where we are. 37 degrees. more interestingly, take a look at where we have been last week. and partially why people are incredibly scared. high temperature was 21 low temperature 12. take a look where we are now. low temperature above freezing and high temperature today above 45. so great warming trend we are in. tomorrow, temps are going to be pushing 50 degrees here in new york city right across the river, i'm right across the river in east rutherford, new jersey. it's about the same. just about 7 or 8 miles away. kickoff, we're looking at a temperature around 44 degrees. winds not that bad either. and slight chance of a shower but nothing that's going to cause any problems. guys, things are looking

really really good. great news. >> thanks, rick. i snow storm settle for good. governor mike huckabee is with us this morning. good morning, governor. >> how are you. >> keystone pipeline huge controversy. the president's donors leaning on him really hard to stop this on grounds that it's bad for the environment. transports oil from the oil sands of canada out to the coast that are to be shipped to the u.s. among other places new reported says environmental impact is nejible. >> it's been a political issue not environmental. we have the evidence to show that from his own administration nonetheless. this has become a symbol and sort of a pause for the liberals for reasons i don't understand. why do they not want us to be energy independent? why do they want us to continue to be dependent upon middle eastern tyrants who hate our guts who take the obscene profits that they make from selling oil, turn around and supply it to terrorists who kill our

people. i have never understood why that. >> economy is now still think this could be a job creator. >> i don't know how he withholds his support for the keystone in light of this report. although this is not a president who thinks as rationally as he we are used to people thinking who have held the oval office. why they would want us to be environ mentalists say this is going to destroy lakes and streams. now, this is the fifth such study that's come in. and a big one frsm the administration itself, which is really why clayton says no excuse. last major excuse that he could use to keep this from happening. >> i don't know where it is he goes with this. look, let me be fair. it's not just that they won't foreign oil. they don't want any oil. they don't want anything that has carbon output. the realty is until we

develop some affordable and efficient alternatives, we have enough energy under our feet right here in america through national guard and through oil to supply our energy needs. >> coal. >> and coal. for the sex several years. think about how many single moms a bucks of gas in their car because it's $3.50 a gallon. if it were 1.25 a gallon that's in the pocket of working americans. that's what people don't stantd. when you pay more for your heating and your utility costs and you pay more to fuel your tank, that's money with which you cannot buy clothes for your kids, you can't, you know, pay their soccer fees. it's money you can't invest. it's money you can't sock away. it's money down the tubes, literally. >> people for it they are not in touch with that

second rich environmentalists give up their play planes the second al gore starts flying commercial i will take them seriously. >> there is incredible hypocrisy from the left. couple exceptions ed begley jr. and darryl hannah, i have great respect for them. they are environmentalists they live what they talk. they carry out in their own personal lifestyles. >> i would like to visit them in their tee pees sometimes. >> ed lives in a very austere way and he refuses to travel except under necessary conditions. you know what i have read about him i think you know what, if a guy really lives it, then bravo for him because he is keeping to his convictions. but the limousine type liberals whose limousines burn, you know, get maybe 2 miles per gallon it's hard to have respect. >> al gore literally commutes to nashville in a private plane alone. you couldn't create a carbon footprint that big if you tried. >> we are not talking cessna

182. >> no. we are not. we are talking about a fuel sucker. >> it's unbelievable. >> governor huckabee, thank you so much. >> who is on your show tonight real quick. >> we have drew brees is going to be with us tonight. we are going to be paying tribute to the beatles, coming up on the 50th anniversary of the beatles on ed sullivan. we will talk term limits. it's going to be a great show. >> for. my gosh for. yes. save the country. send congress home. >> governor huckabee, watch the huckabee show 8 p.m. here on the fox news channel. >> don't miss it great show. >> coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. violence and corruption on the rise in afghanistan. and president karzai says it's america's fault? wait, aren't we sending them billions of dollars colonel shaffer joins us next. >> and the budweiser ad featuring this adorable puppy melted our hearts, brought tears to the eyes to some on the set i won't name names clayton morris. bring you tears and make proud to be an american is up next. stay tuned for this.

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$1.6 billion is how much the u.s. government has committed to direct aid to afghanistan. this comes as two independent audits indicate that country can't account for much of the money the u.s. has given so far and if that wasn't enough to get your attention, guess hot of a began president harmid karzai is blaming for the increased violence in his country. watch this. >> differently coming to us from terrorism and taliban. part of the insecurity is coming from the nato created

in afghanistan. a significant part of insecurity in afghanistan is caused bye bye the way the united states and some of its allies promoted lawlessness in afghanistan by spreading corruption in afghanistan. >> so, afghanistan is a primitive stone age violent country because of us. joining us now with reaction, retired army lt. colonel shaffer, he is he a fellow with the center for policy research. thanks for coming on this morning. why are we sending money to people like this who can contempt for us. >> the honest answer is to what you stipulated in your opening is that karzai would be dead if not for us. his brother harmid wally karzai was asan sin nateed in 2011 who ran kandahar. why do we do it? we have had a number of policy failures for us fighting this war one year at a time over and over again. people like doug loot who was the mastermind of the

strategy completely got it wrong. there are things that worked on the ground something called village stability operations which really focused on looking at villages and tribes where we really won the battle initially in 2002 is our focus. and instead of actually focus canning on what was working, we had this idea, tucker that we could give them democracy. karzai calling us out on this to me is completely insane by the fact that we have been funding his government. we have been serving to protect he and the problem is this. it's he who has -- he and his minions who have taken this money and enriched themselves and really short sheeted the people of afghanistan and helped fund the tall back through their eferghts, the government efforts to actually enrich themselves. so, it's -- it is appalling to see karzai say what is he saying right now. >> the world is a complicated place and it's sometimes in our interest to support people who are unsavory maybe even really unsavory. but why should we have to put up with the public criticism i mean, that seems almost mass miss mick to me.

>> he is trying to play both sides against the middle. now he is wanting to say no, no, no. it's not me and not my fault. i have not enriched myself. it's the americans. that's the problem with what's going on here. we need to call him out. we need to start working what's in our interest. i talked about the path to victory. we could do a lot of things to solidify stability in the region it's just tucker people here the policy makers want tolike the other way. take the iraqi model which kind of worked initially and future in afghanistan. that's where it is completely insane. they are self-governed in afghanistan. the more we try to push them to like a karzai they resist. karzai is correct the fact that we have been trying to support him has been one of our errors and now he is coming back to say these insane things about us which i think really shows that we need to rethink how we are doing this and what we need to be doing at the end of this year in 2015 going forward. >> be nice to let him govern by himself. >> he wouldn't last long. >> no he certainly wouldn't.

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first and second degree burns after her iphone catches fire inside her pants pants pocket. the fire department believes the phone's battery shorted out. and super bowl or super roll? a shocking new survey says football fans gain an average of 10 pounds per season. couple reasons why, cold weather limiting physical activity and, of course, binge eating on fatty foods. may be the beer has something to do with it too. >> all right, thanks anna. well, he was a college football star trying to break into the nfl. then a devastating diagnosis, cancer. doctors said he would never play football again. actually he might never walk again. but today new york giants linebacker mark herzlich is a super bowl champion and paying it forward, inspiring kids with disabilities. that's the subject of this new documentary. watch. >> i just wish i could carry it like you. >> yeah. i know, that's one of the things that makes you even stronger than me. >> it's just weird being different. >> it is weird being

different. but do you know what's cool. >> yeah. >> no one is else is like you. you are one of a kind. >> that's true. >> it makes what you do even better. >> i'm going to cry now. herzlich and elijah are just one story featured in nfl characters unite which and last night. great to see both of you this morning. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> tell us about the documentary. how important was it to try to bring these players who are such leaders and role models for these kids. >> years ago we set out to do this maybe a couple players would have background relate to kids facing this bullying and discrimination. the outpouring of support from the players has been so unbelievable that with a lot of the guys that are this year's documentary we were getting called by them saying i have got to tell this story. >> mark, why did you want to be art pa of this. when i see little elijah sitting there suffering from something similar to what you were going through, how

important is was it for you to be a mentor and be involved in this project? >> it was important to me because it hit home. you know, elijah was told he will never walk right in his life. at one point in my life when i was at the epitome of my college football game i was told i might never walk again. i might not live until the next season. when you face something like that, you kind of understand what he he goes through. and bullying was a big thing in elijah's life. every single thing he did. he said he wanted to go out on the field and play tag with everybody. he didn't want to because he was always it. he couldn't play kick ball and he couldn't play baseball. people got him down for that and picked on him. >> it's remarkable because as he talks about kids would make fun of his legs. realize that he had cerebral palsy. kids don't understand that maybe the way as adults. something that, of course, you were suffering from. and going through. and told you might never walk again, let alone play in the nfl. play football ever again. as an adult we can handle it

differently. >> right. and that's one of the things that you see in middle schools. and you see a little bit in high schools as well. kids look at other kids as just different. and they don't see that difference as a positive. they don't see that difference as a uniqueness. they see it as a difference as a fault. and as a flaw. and so, elijah told me he said, look, mark, there is always going to be a mean kid in life. and it's just all about being better than that mean kid. 12 years old. and his infinite wisdom, you know, testament to what he has kind of been through. and the trials he has been through. >> when you were diagnosed in college, were you treated differently? could you relate to elijah in that way? did you think this is it for me. i'm in college and been diagnosed with cancer. this is it for me. >> i was. not necessarily intentionally negatively. but i was looked at with pity. and i was looked at as a

cancer patient. rather than as mark herzlich. that was something that took a while for me to get used to. because it is the physical appearance that you notice right away. that's why it is so tough for elijah with his walking impairment because that's the first thing you notice when he gets out of a chair. and i remember how people looked and how people talked about me. that's why i told elijah i said look, you are not alone. there is many, many people with cerebral palsy going through the same thing as you. no one is you. you are one of a kind. you are different but just know you are not alone. >> what were some of the other themes charlie that emerged in this documentary from some of the other players and their stories. >> it's always the most surprising thing every year. we don't want to recycle the same stories over and over. every time we get stories like mark. j.j. watt blew me away. toughest biggest guy in the nfl and yet he was bull idea mercilessly as a kid for being too small. it really almost prevented him from ever playing football which would have been a travesty for us.

foreunbelievable story is charles tillman who is probably one of the toughest football players to ever play in the game, he has the most take aways of any player ever, and, yet, he was a military kid who had moved town to town and he would pray that he could move faster because he didn't like being in school because he was bull idea so much. for us it was like how do we get this story out which is why i'm jumping a little bit. so important for us to people go to characters where they can see more and they understand that partners like g.m.c. which did incredible thing by giving this scholarship the other day to auto elijah allow us to have this massive reach that we're hoping this doc will do. >> web site. >> characters unite.com. >> mark and charlie, great to meet both of you. thank you so much for being here. thank you for sharing this story. >> yeah, of course, thank you. >> thanks for making me cite -- cry a little bit too. the president comes face-to-face with the really casualty of obama case. >> i spent weeks with days on the phone getting

confidently delivered wrong answers, conflicting information. >> his unbelievable response to this woman. we'll have it for you when we come back. and the budweiser ad featuring this adorable puppy melted our heart when it was released this week. show you behind the scenes. super bowl ad bring to you tears again on this show. to make you proud to be an american, is up next. we will show it to you. it's oirkts [ female announcer ] they may be little, but tide pods pack a punch.

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♪ only hate the road ♪ when you are missing home ♪ only know you love her when you let her go. [puppy whimpering] ♪ and you let her go ♪ ♪ let her go ♪ horse neighing. >> couldn't keep that perfect puppy and clydesdale pair apart,. i got to go on set and look what turned out to be super bowl gold check it out. >> here we go. let's roll, please. >> once again, the budweiser clydesdales are making tv magic for the super bowl.

>> and action. >> this year, some friends are joining them. puppy love, the spot plays on the unlikely friendship between a puppy and the clydesdales. >> it's really about a puppy and his fondness ever the clydesdales and his struggle to ultimately be with the clydesdales. >> for weeks, 17 budweiser clydesdales have been practicing for show time. trainer robin wilshire teaches them how to do all kinds of things like play flag football. jump a four and a half foot fence and even talk. >> good boy. >> if you thought training a horse was hard. try 8 yellow lab puppies. oh, each little rascal has a job to do. play tug of war, walk like a clydesdale, even run away by digging under a fence. there is a short window for training because puppies grow fast like this little girl charlotte. they start learning their skills at 8 weeks and shoot the commercial now at 11 weeks. >> and on set, there are plenty of distractions.

more than 150 production and marketing people are involved. the director meticulously executing each shot. >> all i actually think it's more about being careful not to overplay it because it can very easily become sentimental. >> there is a lot of other good spots. always a bit anxious because you want it to stand out. you want people to respond to it? >> i actually think it's probably one of the best investments we can possibly make. people are more focused on the commercial sometimes than the game itself. >> let's face it, how can you go wrong with clydesdales and puppies? so you want to know how much that cost? 150 production people out there? 30 seconds of air time $4 million they estimate. >> i'm sure it will be home run. >> one demand of our producers week after week on our show more puppies? more puppies. have you got the greatest job in tv. >> i would agree with you. >> spent two days in california with puppies? no, come on. >> puppies or us?

>> well, if you thought that the budweiser ad was a tear jerker we have another one. >> budweiser pulling out all the stops. this one of a shoulder coming hoping is getting big applause. watch this. >> come here. come here. >> i miss you. >> it feels really good to be back. >> [cheers] >> welcome home, chuck. >> this is all for you. >> are you serious? >> get out of here. >> please join me in welcoming lt. chuck nash home. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ i'm coming home ♪ i'm coming home ♪ tell the world i'm coming home ♪ on its way now

♪ yesterday >> he had no idea. chuck from winter dad, florida, that's the main street beautiful section ever orlando, florida. he will be here on "fox & friends" on monday morning. >> that was totally real. >> it was a total surprise he had no idea they were doing that for him. >> that's really cool. >> that's quite a surprise to be welcomed home that way. let's get out to brian kilmeade who is live in times square this morning. >> where are your cheerleaders, brian? >> i had to send them on their way. other broncho fans that need some attention. so i let them go. guys, i thought even though it seems like some people are here. millions of people are coming here. more people watching at home that will not have a chance to see super bowl quick tour. right over here stat zones. legitimate stats for the seahawks as well as the bronchos. not quite open yet look own

stat. little kids come up. pretend to be favorite team. get those pictures taken and get to walk away with others. mike, come on over here. if you want to find out where we are. go up to the map, this is where tucker, clayton and anna are. 48 right up here. you at home are right here right now. over here is the time warner center. nothing good comes out of there. last night that's where the commissioner was. this is a bad word. please do not repeat that to your parents. now let's go across the street. really the beginning of super bowl boulevard. this will be the busiest day so far. saturday. now, sir, what are you doing with this little guy in the middle of super bowl boulevard? >> this is cowboy joe, the hardest working in the nfl take them different places recording the super bowl. >> you can break any stories? >> not yet. but we're still looking. >> let's just go across the street real quick as i get set to toss back to rick.

because we are fox they wouldn't do this for the nfl network. and over up here there is the nfl network booth because this is the nfl. in case things go wrong this is how we signal batman if commissioner gordon gives us permission. this is where we keep our snickers. evident hadly only few left. had to lock them up overnight. lastly if you look counsel the way, mike, if you can see it, that is the famed toe bag gone run. that bag began run. rick reichmuth you are at a location that was a lot warmer than it was earlier this week. but yet is quite breezy i understand. >> it is and i'm totally stuck and tethered to one spot so i can't walk anywhere after that great thing you just did. i'm impressed. >> you know what? i will see you tomorrow though. we will be out on the field. you and i will be going back and forth. >> can't wait to have you out here. i will be outside and you

will be inside again. >> we are looking at spectacular day today and tomorrow. problems in the other part of the country though. take a look at the weather map and show us what's going on. i hate to break it to you but the long-term pattern looks like places like the dakotas and minnesota, wisconsin, and at times in northeast in the next few weeks are going to remain cold. i hate to tell you that here you go. we have got some rain showers today across coastal areas of the carolinas, eastern georgia. the big storm today is across chicago and in towards detroit. see some spots 6 to 10 inches of snow. i hate to tell you that. so much snow and cold weather. that's he going to continue. little bit of icing to the south of that as well. we have had amazing snow the last few days across parts of the west. i say amazing because it has been so incredibly dry there few feet of snow across the mountains and two feet across parts of the lake tahoe area. if you haven't skied get up there this weekend. next couple of days more snow coming in across parts of the southern plains and in across the mid-atlantic.

guys, send it back to you inside the studio. >> thank you, rick. >> thanks so much. all right. we do have some other stories making headlines we want to get to this saturday. the president is usually friendly internet savvy crowd takes a turn on obamacare. listen. >> i spent weeks with days on the phone getting confidently delivered wrong answers, conflicting information. what are you doing to fix this or simplify what seems to be such a complicated process? >> so this question coming from kentucky mother rebecca stuart during a google plus hangout road trip. the president facing several difficult questions about his signature healthcare law and was quick to respond with this. >> what i'll do first right away is make sure that somebody out of here, this white house, calls you directly and i promise you not only with l. they be competent but it will be the right answer. >> stuart will likely get that phone call. the president's advice to everybody else saying call

the hotline hopefully you will get a good answer. students get their lunch taken away because of outunderstanding balances in their prepaid account. child nutrition expert have been paid placed on administrative leave. earlier today on "fox & friends" we spoke to one parent furious. kevin conway. >> apparently they switched systems this year. the previous system would notify you if you your account balance was at it $20 as it dwindles as your child eats lunch. this year, no notification. >> well, the district says it's working to fix this problem. we want to hear what you think about this. email us friends@foxnews.com. hit us up on facebook or twitter. a little girl hoping for a new baby sister gets the disappointment of a lifetime. >> it's a boy! >> a girl? >> it's a boy. >> and a girl? >> i want a sister. >> you got a brother.

[screams] >> oh boy, the little girl starting her sibling rivalry pretty early. after she is finding out she is getting a baby brother not a sister like she hopes. after the makes the announcement. i want a sister. this video getting over 200,000 views in just two days. and those are your news headlines. >> oh, coming up. msnbc doing damage control after a branded conservative cans as racist. not one but let's say a dozen times per day. are they really sorry or does the channel feed a culture of intolerance? >> and by day she is a gym teacher and in her free time she is pulling trucks. america's strongest woman gearing up to take on clayton. you don't want to miss it.

another misstep from msnbc. issued an apology but has the culture of intolerance become too big to forgive? hear to way in on this is radio show host larry elder. thanks for being with us on "fox & friends." >> morning, anna, how are you doing? >> fantastic, thanks for asking. of course what this tweet was in regards to is adorable new cheerios ad featuring by racial couple. want to read this msnbc tweet. maybe the right wing will hate it but everyone else will go awe. the new adorable ad with by racial family. what do you make of all of this? >> the presence of white racism is not among them. if you look at msnbc, however, you get the impression that black people are under siege, the tea party is racist, john

boehner is racist. the g.o.p. is racist. i watched it for three or four hours one time i was afraid to leave my house and i'm an uncle tom sell out with a get out of jail free card with from the white man. the number one problem with this country is the absence of involved responsible father. 75% of black kids are born in homes without dad and auto% of hispanic and. number one social problem facing this country. president obama said that a kid raised without a father is five times more likely to be poor. nine times more likely to grow up to drop out of school. 2 otimes more likely tonight up in jail. the sad thing about msnbc is that probably the parade of race card hustlers is led by sharpton. sharpton middle class guy until his father abandoned the family and then down to the ghetto. jesse jackson was a kid raised by saying gel mom impregnated by the married man next door and kids taunted jesse jackson jesse ain't got no daddy. jesse ain't got no daddy. farrakhan's mom was he is

strapgd from the husband. had a boyfriend. took back up with the husband. didn't want the boyfriend to know tried to abort farrakhan with a coat hacker. these black leaders from that generation should be able to speak damage done to your psyche without a father. instead it's the white man this and white man that it's outrageous. you are undermining the very people that they claim that they care about. >> left-wing media claiming intolerant ones. this is the latest misstep. i want everybody to see this back in december. melissa harris, joking about mitt romney's black adopted grandson. we have got a video that we can show here full screen rather. and then we saw martin bashir in early keys residing had in msnbc about remarks he made about sarah palin. we have in november, alec baldwin remarks. being fired after homophobe bic rant. some ways. some people think it's -- it's deemed acceptable

what's interesting is the only one over there who apologized. who should be apologizing more than anybody is al sharpton. this is the guy white man raping a black woman in a case that the grand jury determined was fraudulent. he was found liable for defamation. here is he yelling and screaming about racism. this is about racism. it is an absolute outrage. this guy was involved in the town heights affair. one called it the most serious in america. he brought a bunch of yahoos down to the court when the defendants were being tried and some were yelling the boyfriend did it. the the boyfriend did it. this is probably the most irresponsible. >> what a way to stay relevant for a lot of people. thank you so much for your time today. >> my pleasure. >> ten minutes before the top of

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let's go. >> by day she's a p.e. teacher for a chicago area high school, but outside of class, she is america's strongest middle weight woman. >> well, take a look. joining us now to show us some of her skills is the national middle weight champion. kim, good morning to you. >> how do you get started? i can go out and pull a car. >> i started off with weight lifting and getting to build up

my strength and from there started working with strong man implements and started working up low and worked my way up to lifting super heavy stuff. >> when someone said i have to get to the gym. the new year's resolution is not sticking with me. i have to get to the gym. >> yeah, go over some basic dumbbell moves. >> he wants sho show off his guns. >> going to keep the gun show to a minimum here. >> the first thing we're going to go over is shoulder press. so each person can grab some dumbbel dumbbells. >> i know you're tries to weasel your way out of this. i have to hold this paper. feet shoulder width apart. >> do you ever get in bar fights? >> no. >> bet she would win. >> feet apart. arms making the "l" shape.

you're going to them up and fully lock out. come back down to an "l." so that's a basic dumbbell shoulder press. >> so you went from this, then, to this in front of you here. show us what goes on here. >> that's too simple. what if you picked up the talk show host. >> like this one. >> we can spot. >> could you do that? >> i don't think i could press you over my head. >> could you man handle her. we'll see. like pick you up maybe? >> well, let's see. so in order to stay in this type of good shape, you eat about 3,000 calories a day. what kinds of foods are you eating? >> lean meats, chicken, ground turkey, the sometimes steak.

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#. good morning to you. it's saturday the first of february. the president's usually friendly internet crowd takes a turn on obamacare. >> i spent weeks of days on the phone getting wrong answers, conflicting information. >> his response to all this, you're going to have to stick around. >> and the tsa in damage control mode after a former screener comes forward with shocking inside secrets about how travelers are actually treated. the confession that will have

you thinking twice the next time you travel. they're really creepy. and a father's love like you have never seen. after being diagnosed with cancer, he wrote his daughter more than 800 napkin notes. they join us live to share their inspiring story. fox and friends hour 4 starts right now. ♪ hey, welcome into "fox and friends" on tsunami bowl weekend. >> he's had a rough morning with cheerleaders and super models. >> keep your hands off, o'brien.

nypd is standing by here. >> this is a great show. >> i would watch this show if i wasn't on it. >> that is encouraging. >> it's true. i can't wait to find out what the tsa is confessing to. but first, the real face of obamacare. we've talked a lot about the effects of the law on ordinary americans. it's still jarring to see one of them explain what obamacare has meant to her. this happened recently on a google hangout where citizens got to ask questions of the president. this woman came forward and showed her experience with obamacare. watch this. >> the rollout, perhaps was premature. probably not the only one who has had really a panicked experience trying to figure out if my 10-year-old son can continue with his specialist or not. i know i cannot keep my plan, which i like, but as i'm trying to decide what to do going forward, i spent weeks and days on the phone getting confidently delivered wrong answers,

conflicting information. what are you doing to fix or simplify the complicated process? >> oh, it's this. no, it's this. it's this. all these people confidently giving the wrong answer. it's easy to realize that a lot of the different agencies, most that she talks to, are having a hard time making sense of the new rules. not only are they upset about losing their plans, but navigating the websites and not being happy with the policies out there. what dutz the president say in response to this kentucky mother? listen. >> what i'll do first right away is make sure that somebody out of here, this white house, calls you directly, and i promise you, not only will they be koft, but it will be the right answer. >> so that's the response for this woman. she's lucky enough to have gotten on a google hangout, which just a few people did, and get a conversation with the president to get to the bottom of her health care problems and get a phone call back.

somebody watching this morning is not going to get the great customer care. >> it's the perfect obama response. it's good to be king. this is like the sultans waiting for the serbs to line up with their grievances and he graciously grants exceptions to this guy and this guy. if you're lucky enough of the have an audience with the monar monarch. how about the rest of us? how about the other 15 million people getting shafted? >> maybe house leader pelosi can have a response and answer to why the rollout can be a debacle. she stepped down with jon stewart "the daily show." >> we are going to set up a health care website that is an exchange. people are going to come to it. why is it so hard to get a company to execute that confidently? that's my question. >> let me get the minority

leader here. i can ask her. hold on. >> what do you mean you don't know? >> well, it's not my responsibility. >> she goes onto say this is sexual legislation that makes life better for people with our contribution to the future. >> except it doesn't make life better for people. it's her responsibility to make sure that it does. her responsibility to twist people's arms the to get it done. >> when henry waxman was asked the same question about the legacy of obamacare he's running away from the mess he created. and then pelosi will be gone soon. you never hear -- you don't see a lot of channels featuring the pelosi stories. she's such an embarrassment to the democratic party. >> let us know what you think about her response to jon stewart on the daily show. >> he looked surprised by it, didn't he? >> he's got some repenting to do, i would say. >> we do have news headlines to get to.

fire crews are trying to figure out whoo caused smoke inside the cockpit of a philadelphia plane. they just left gate and was taxiing. it was brought back and all 159 passengers on board were let off. fortunately no one was hurt. and a man hunt is under way. police are searching for a gunman who shot two michigan state university students. it happened in an apartment complex less than a mile from campus. both victims were treated. one is in critical condition. he made the documentary called 2016, obama's america, criticizing president obama, and now he could be facing jail time. d'sousza says he's being unfairly targeted because he's a conservative.

>> the film was a film that seems to have gotten under president obama's skin. there was a rant against the film on obama's own website, which is barackobama.com. we know the film rattled him. if this is the pay back remains to be seen. >> he is facing charges of violating campaign finance laws. how did it not get a blanket? >> we'll explain this in a moment, these are so comfortable. the weather is not going to be as cold as expected, right? >> true, but you stand out here for three or four hours and then it gets chilly. so i could use one of those. >> it is chilly here. >> exactly. it's great news. the weather is going to be a lot better than where we've been in

new york for a long time. we're into february and we're warming up just a little bit. so here's your temperatures right now. 39 degrees in new york. it's backupy. it's about the average typical high temperature. today we're going to get warmer, up to 43. the super bowl is up in nmg. around 8 miles across the bridge, across the river there. tomorrow temperatures into the upper 40s for a high. so looking great tomorrow. take a look at how the game breaks down. by the time we get to kickoff, the sun will be going down. it will be cooler. temperatures in the mid 40s in the middle of the game. still above 40. were you hoping for a big super

bowl or nice conditions? >> well, you know what, i personally wanted nice conditions for the fan ls. if you want fox to have big ratings, they need to see something bizarre. turn the game on. i can barely see who peyton manning is. but we'll have good weather. no snow. down south we're doing better, right? >> yeah, for sure. for sure. everybody is looking better. >> can i take that as a toss? i guess that's a yes. from a cold weather super bowl to getting warmed up right now. let's think about this, if you're in the game and you want to keep warm, what do you do? we have a super model here to nil you in on what you get if you come to the game for free. from victoria secrets. usually come all dressed up and ready to go. you're here by yourself for a very important reason. >> very, very important.

this is the first time the super bowl was ever in new york. it's going to be the coldest super bowl ever, probably, right? >> absolutely. >> so the northwest, which has the official blanket of the super bowl, i'll show you, do a little modeling. >> you are a model. look at you. good adjustment. so they're giving them out to 85,000 fans attending the super bowl. everybody will get on their seat a hand warmer. >> you're kidding. >> and this company is giving away for free. and you love these people. >> yeah. they're just like a family business. t i grew up in chicago. my parents live and breathe sports. so the people buying merchandise like this. we always had these catalogs at home. they merchandise the blankets. everything besides the jerseys. the nba, nhl, nfl. they merchandise all the blankets and things to keep you

warm at hole while you're watching the the game. >> i had no idea. i've been to the last 16 super bowls. you get basically a pillow to sit on and a little piece of memorabilia. that's about it. when you come in, you're always so quiet with the other angels. but you're an athlete really. they found you -- you were discovered on your first trip to visit college. you were going to go to medical school. they found you in miami at 17 and made you a mode el. >> and the big thing was my dad was pissed because i would miss my basketball summer camps. and so i would lose my starting position if it didn't work out. >> you're like, dad, i'm traveling the globe. i'm an internationally respected model. >> you're going to miss basketball. >> you're doing something today that is pretty cool. you're playing in a basketball game. the nba celebrity basketball game. so we're going to get to see your skills against kevin hart. >> i hope so. i'm going to practice.

i just got a basketball here. i've been shooting it around. it's kind of nice when the world's collide. my youth was all playing basketball. and now i do victoria secret. i'm going to get to, you know, bring it all together and hopefully i'll make my dad proud. >> finally dad will be proud. the international modeling thing and the world fame. >> going to hear it today. erin, thanks so much. appreciate you coming down and putting up with these big fans behind you. >> the people are awesome. >> and they're all free. back to you guys in the studio. >> i feel like we're at summer camp or a pow wow or something. >> a blanket from a supermodel. >> coming up, a young girl taken as her mother was unloading grocery ls. how this 6-year-old's smart thinking saved her life. and you know him best as mr. wonderful on the hit reality television show shark tank.

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he's the tough as nails entrepreneur known as mr. wonderful on "shark tank." he's now getting backlash for these comments he made about at report that found the richest 1% of the world control $1.10 trillion in wealth. watch. >> this is a great thing. it inspires everybody. gives them motivation to look up to the 1% and say i want to

become one of those people. i'm going to fight hard to get up to the top. this is fantastic news. of course i applaud it. what would be wrong with this? >> really? >> kevin o'leary is the author of "the cold hard truth: 50 money mistakes and how to fix them." the look on that woman's face, i think she was a stand-in for many who thought, huh, you're defending this? i think we vilify the creation of wealth. we vilify capitalism. it's become very unpopular to talk about the successful people. those are all bad things. but let's celebrate the facts, all right. if you look back at the last 30 years, 42% of the world's population was in desperate poverty. today, 17%. thank you capitalism. thank you. if you back to 1900 let's

celebrate what's working. the numbers show us that our system works. let's not vilify it. >> people become consumed with envy when they think they can't become rich if they think that path is blocked, then they get resentful and your society becomes unstable, no? >> it's not blocked. that's not true. the american dream is live and well. look at the ideas of shark tank. creating wealth. they became millionaires in a week as a result of their product getting on the show. there's every evidence na what we do and what works in america, chasm limit creates wealth, and those people pay taxes. that goes back to the system to supporting all kinds of initiatives. >> you were from canada originally. you must be the fifth canadian

i've met in the united states reminding them that the market works. is this remarkable? >> when i started my business i wanted to come here to create it and grow it. it was an impressed environment. nobody wanted to give me money. i moved to boston. when i wanted to create wealth and hire 10,000 people around the world, i came to america. this is where you create business. this is the heartbeat of the creation of wealth and capitalism. any time someone tries to change that, they're making a huge mistake. calling business leaders fat cats and saying this is a bad thing is un-american. this is a place where everybody in the world wants to come to be successful. what's wrong with that? >> you think it's changing? >> yeah, the toalty is unhealthy, in my view. when i came to boston, bayne

capitol was not a swear word. they helped me hire thousands of people and pay millions in taxes. why in the world would we vilify that? right now we should talk about creating jobs through small businesses. we made it so difficult for them to do regulations. last year 2,800 new federal regulations. who could even comply with that? we're competing with the chinese now. we're in a football game. we've got to make it e saseasy. it's crazy. >> kevin o'leary. the author of 50 common money mistakes and how to fix them. thank you. you're avenue brave man to say that. ever wonder what tsa agents are doing? appalling things. they're spilling secrets that will have you thinking twice when you travel.

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control. an ex-agent says workers made fun of nude images they got from the full body scanners when they fooled around behind closed doors. the tsa says the problems are inaccurate or no longer true. we report. you decide. >> thanks, tucker. ever since his daughter started kindergarten, garth callahan put a note like this one in her lunch box. >> sweet. but when he was diagnosed with cancer, garth worried he wouldn't make it ho to his daughter's graduation, and neither would his notes. so he decided to write them in advance. he did. for all 826 days left until she was done with school. >> joining us with their story is garth callahan and his daughter emma. so great to have you here this weekend. >> thank you. >> garth, why did you decide to do this? did you think that i want her to have a lasting memory from me, but i may not be here to share in those moments later in her

life. >> all those moments happened after my most recent sh cancer diagnosis. there's also been the implied promise there would be a note in the hand packed lunch. and i read this article. and it talked about making a promise and promise cards because i said i would. i was so moved by the article. i was worried that five years for now there was a good possibility that i couldn't finish the news. i started writing diligently every day. >> and you brought along some of your favorite napkins here. can you read a couple? >> why fit in when you were born to stand out? >> that's dr. seuss. >> and anyone can be cool but it often takes practice. >> when you get these notes and know your dad did this for you, how does it make you feel? >> it makes me feel good.

i have a piece of him with me every day. >> you always remain positive through this. you mentioned at the top my latest cancer diagnosis. this is your third. >> yes. >> and you've overcome it. that's remarkable. >> frankly, we don't allow negativity in the house about this. we could easily curl up on the couch and let bad things happen. it's good to focus on good things and positive things and beating this. you saw him ripping up the napkins, why were you doing that? >> i was putting them in a composition note so i could keep them. >> and you saw something else? >> i saw her doing this about 10 or 12 steps away. i felt like she was ripping my heart out. i thought, how bad was the note that day? and so i really had to walk in and take a breath and step outside of this emotional thing that i was seeing. and ask her, what was going on. and that's when i realized that this was something a lot bigger

than just the two of us. and we're pulling for you hon that. hem ma, before we go, tell us how important you think it is for parents to do things like this for their kids and how special it makes you feel. it helps the kids know that the parents are thinking of them and when they're off to school, they're not just gone for a while, but they're always there. >> what do you plan to do with the napkins and notes? >> well, i plan on having a great book series. ultimately i really want to inspire every parent in the country to take up this. whether they can commit to once a week or once a day. it could be a note on a bathroom mirror or post-it somewhere. or maybe a drawing on a zip lock for their sandwich. it shows the kids they're interested. it's a great cycle.

then the child thinks about you when they're eating the lunch. >> i would love them to go see the notes this morning. >> it's www.napkinnotedads.com. >> thanks for sharing the story. we're pulling for you. coming up next, a young girl taken as her mother was unloading groceries. how this 6-year-old's smart thinking saved her life. plus, brian is live on super bowl boulevard with the owner of the jets. woody johnson. the man who helped bring the big game to new jersey. stick around. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪

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closures on the george washington bridge. this whole thing being dubbed bridgegate. this according to a letter from the a port authority official who oversaw the closing. christie has denied knowing anything about the closings until after it happened. but an attorney says evidence exists. no word on what that evidence is. a 6-year-old girl kidnapped outside her houston home is rescued after asking for help inside a store bathroom. he snatched the girl while the mother was unloading groceries. ramos then stopped at a nearby target and told the little girl to use the restroom. that's when she asked a woman for help. ramos left the store before police arrived, but was later caught at a hospital where his wife had just given birth. >> i'm happy they captured him. i hope he get what he deserves.

>> the little girl was not harmed in the kidnapping. this is probably the cutest thing you're going to see all day. this baby girl watching her dog eating popcorn. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] it's too much to handle. she can't stop laughing as the dog munches more and more and more and nearly topples over with excitement. the video is going viral. >> is there anything cuter than puppies? i will say a baby's laugh is cuter than puppies. that baby has a career in radio. what a throaty voice. >> i have a video of my son. i was throwing an orange up, and he was laughing for like ten minutes. that's all we did the whole afternoon. >> he's going to have a happy life.

if that amuses him, he's set. >> at metlife stadium. >> rick was just howling. >> that's because you kept on dropping it. i want to see a study done on that kid and see in 15 years if it's a really happy person. if there's a correlation for that. >> let's get a grant for that. so the super bowl weather is going to be fine. there are problems weather wise across the country. we'll show you what's going on. temperature wise the cold air is still in place. that doesn't really like like it's going to budge for the next few weeks. but there's a storm going on across the central plains. a little bit of icing in indiana and illinois. but mostly it's a big snow maker from chicago to detroit. a few areas probably six to ten inches of snow. more snow on top of the snow you've already seen. cold temperatures staying in there. nothing is melting.

we've had great snow across the west. that's such a good story because we have been so dry. close to two and a half feet across the lake tahoe area and in around colorado. we have the snow exiting the chicago area today. then we're going to start to see the next batch of energy move in towards places like texas, arkansas and missouri. bringing snow for overnight and into sunday. that all becomes a monday storm across the northeast. it's a monday, not ha sunday storm. sunday is looking good for the super bowl. all right, brian, i'm going to send it to you. this is officially your toss. >> all right. thank you very much, rick. tomorrow at metlife stadium where that guy is, history will be made when the super bowl is played for the first time in an outdoors, in a cold weather stadium and in a cold weather city, so to speak. joining us right now is the two men who made it possible. the guy that builds half the stadium, woody john don, and the guy asked to do this in 2010, al kelly. al, you were brought here after

running american express in 2010. they said run this thing. what was your biggest hurdle to clear to get it to the point now of 30 hours away? >> it's a matter of dealing with the geographic footprint in the region. it's so wide. there's so much excitement about it. and the fact that our two states are divided by a river creates extra challenges. >> the security scare yesterday was just that? it was a false alarm? >> yesterday two offices and five hotels got packages with white powder. the police and hazmat handled it very well. it was just corn starj. there's a lot of crazy people out in. we have great law enforcement. my confidence is high.

zbl you guys decided to split it. it was crushing. you got it. what has been the biggest over estimation since the whole thing was give tennessee to you? >>. >> i think the impact of the weather. football is played in all kinds of conditions. some of the best games have been played in inicalbad weather. they see them perform in all kinds of conditions and come out on top. >> i was there for atlanta when you could not walk the sidewalks. >> indianapolis a few years ago got lucky. it was beautiful. i was walking around in a sweater all week. there's a market where the the hotels are very small inside the city. a lot of people would have trouble getting into the game. >> al said it's a big footprint. but actually very small.

one neat thing about new york city, for example, is everything is accessible by foot. unlike every other city. you can go anywhere within a half hour walking and people in new york love to walk. visitors hopefully do the same. >> i've never seen it as packed as it was last night. you saw the wild crowds on our prime time shows. in terms of numbers, economic impact, what will be the income. >> estimates between a 500 and 700 million. there's a lot of professional nay sayers that come up every year and every one of these things is a challenge. but you can systematically lay it down and come up with a number like that. but in 2,000 they say the number was 30 million for miami. in new york is it that high? because corporate america is here and wall street is here? >> this is both a generous market. so many fortune 1,000 companies have been able to step up.

they know what it means to be a good corporate citizen. so we've been blessed to have those guy ps behind us. the host economy has ruled to fuel the various committees. we're with the investors here. we get the big fireworks display and concert monday night. these are things we're investing in to draw people out of their homes. to have the excitement of super bowl. >> we raised more than # 0 million. the nfl did a similar amount. that's economic impact. >> here's the hardest question. do you want the jets getting into the super bowl? >> my son asked me that question the other day when he saw the rings. he said, dad, what are you been doing?

i never think we're losing. >> so you're an optimist? >> and also a realist. we have a lot of cash this year. we have a lot of teches. >> and if anyone needs money, ask him. he's loaded. >> there's no doubt. i would stand out. thank you. great job. i look forward to catching up with you guys. hopefully you'll be relaxed and there's no power outage like last year. round of applause for these two guys. they brought the super bowl to new york. giants the fans in the back. wide receiver for the jets. >> still pretty good for new york. no lunch for you. kids forced to go hungry at schools and officials the threw out their lunches. just waus waisted them -- just d them on purpose. >> plus the super bowl is not only about football. a big part of it is the food of course. [ male announcer ] hands were made for playing.

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. hey there. hope you're doing well. some quick headlines for you now. this lucky dog is safe and sound after falling into the icy waters of lake michigan. a diver pulling the dog out of the water to shore. the dog is said to be doing okay. and the mayor of the super bowl's actual host city wasn't invited to his own party. east rutherford, new jersey, mayor coste willla is now being offered a place in the team's suite. >> no tickets to one of the best tickets. >> nobody takes him seriously. maybe he should close an onramp and people will start paying attention. all right! ba da bing.

we brought you a story about a school in which some of the kids parents weren't fully current on their debit accounts for lunch. this is in salt lake city, and so the school not only denied those kids lunch, and in some cases their parents owed a total of $4, but threw away the lunches they picked up. >> how ridiculous was it that they actually got served lunches, were sitting the there, and school officials came up, took their trays of food in front of -- first of all, how do you expect kids to pay attention to school and learn when they're hungry the entire afternoon? it's a huge disservice to their ability to actually learn and understand the classes they'll have later in the day. the school said we understand the feeling of the upset parents and students who said this was an embarrassing and humiliating situation. we again apologize and commit to working with parents and students to ensure they are never treated like this again. >> kevin conway, a father of an 8-year-old kid at this school

who had to do without lunch and was given an orange and water in lieu of a tray full of food had this to say. he's outraged. >> you're a third grader and go into your lunchroom and it's packed with other third graders and you get in line with your friends, and you get your lunch and you go through your line and you get up to the counter where you pay and you give your lunch lady your card, and the lunch lady sees there's a negative balance and a representative from the district is there. and they pull the tray from my daughter in front of her friends, in front of her classmates, and tell her she can't eat lunch because i owed $4. >> he said he normally gets an alert when it gets down to $20. the alerts happened to not go out. he says, yes, i should have checked but come on. >> and $4 negative, an orange and a bottle of water. that's like what a bottle water and orange cost. $4. so that's what they're give ing her. >> is it really the worst things

schools do? what year did civil war end? i bet they don't teach them that. that's really the crime, i would say. >> well, on top of them not being able to eat, so they're starving and can't focus in class -- okay, coming up here on the show, it's one of the best things about the super bowl, the food. the tailgating begins live on our plaza. that is next. >> stay tuned. let's say you pay your guy arnd 2 percent to manage your money. that's not much, you think except it's 2 peent every year. go to e*trade and find out how much our advice and guidance costs. spoiler alert. it's low. it's guidance on your terms not ours. e*trade. less for us, more for you. [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies.

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>> hey, hey, hey, every year it brings together the best of the nfl. we go around the country to talk about the super bowl and raising money for food banks. we are talking about the tastes of the nfl. >> we are honored to be joined

by the chef of dabio's in new york. a taste of the nfl. >> he has a brand-new book "it's all about the guests." >> i like that attitude. it's a business mem mire. we also have 12 recipes. one we will make right now. we will make our colby meatballs, so we take american beef and pork. we will make this really fast. >> it's kind of like a meatloaf concoction for ground beef? >> i guess meatballs are an italian. colby has more fat in it. so it has a lot more flavor. >> calories at the super bowl? >> you put onions and garlic. my mom told me to take the bread crumbs, soak them in milk. very important. we have ec, romano, parmesan cheese.

we take our excellence fresh herbes, which is only oregano. fresh parsley. >> the fresher the better. >> we don't actually use anything else but fresh herbes at davios. we feel fresh is better. >> good call. my wife agrees. >> we mix this all up. >> you always dos it bare handed? >> no, i usually wear gloves, gloves don't look good on tv. >> i totally agree. we will mix that up. these are already made, our meatballs, they were making sliders right here. these are our spring rolls, by the way. >> you can actually buy the spring rolls? you don't need to make them? >> exactly. you make sliders out of them. . >> oh, come on now. that's ridiculous. >> look at that. it's a little piece of romano cheese in there. we also have fan tina cheese sitting right there on top. >> how long does itcake take you to eat one of these? what's your record?

>> i can probably do it in five seconds. >> let's see. you are a pro. >> clock is on, ready, go? >> go, go, go, go oklahoma he's taking his time. dallas is playing in the game. >> tom, you are a great sport. >> this is so good. >> "fox and friends" will be right back. you want to try one of these? we got a lot of these here. today we're going to play a little game.

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flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of seizures, confusion or abnormal behavior. the most common side effects are mild to moderate nausea and vomiting. so don't wait. attack the flu virus at its source. ask your doctor about tamiflu, prescription for flu. . >> we want to thank chef steve. where is the new restaurant? >> we're at 45 and lexington, right across from grand central.

you can't miss it. >> live from time's square so great to have you this morning. what can we expect tomorrow, man? >> history will be made on "fox and friends" first time ever, we will be live at metlife stadium. great guests. a lot of fun, hall of famers. glad to have you on, guys. >> stocks down, way down! amid fears of a slowdown here and abroad. the dow sliding 5% for the month suffering its largest january point loss ever. now, the minimum wage could be going up. way up. president obama pushing private companies to raise it to $10.10 an hour, but with the economy still shaky, is this any time to be shaking things up? hi, everyone, this is "bulls and bears." gary b. smith, tracy burns, jonas maxfair, john layfield along with david