a fox urgent. new jersey governor chris christie on attack against the accusers and the scandal that brewed and reached a fever pitch when explosive new allegations came out. now with 700 words, the governor is making it clear he is ready to fight. fox news obtained an e-mail sent bite governor's office. five things you should know about the bombshell that is not a bombshell and all of it having to do about the closing of the lanes in the george washington bridge in new jersey. you may know by now the governor is accused to being part of

a scheme. he has denied that and now this long e-mail. eric shawn is here as the story is breaking now. the governor's office accused the new york times of sloppy reporter and a port authority former boss that it talks about in terms of a history there. >> it is it an unusual e-mail and blasts the claims that governor christie knew about the george washington closures as they were happening and the governor denied that. and the accusation came from the lawyer from this man david willedstein and a former christie ally. and he oversaw the closings and he took the fifth before the assembly committee that is investigating the scandal. and the lawyer claimed that evidence exists that the governor knew about the lane closures at the time.

in the e-mail obtained by fox news. the governor's office said not so. the new york times bomb shebl and not a bombshell. a media fire storm was set you have by sloppy reporter from the new york times. and there was a letter alleging that evidence exist. and forced to change the lead almost immediately the times was round roundly critized. he learned about the closure from the media. and the e-mail attacks wildstein who is tumultuous and untrustworthy and get a load of this. as a 16-year-old kid he sued over a local school board election. he was publicly accused by a high school social school teacher as deceptive behavior. he was an anonymous blogger and

he used other people's names without telling them. bottom line. david wildstein will do going to save david wildstein. >> this is from the u.s. attorney. and a slew of material that is looking into the scandal. all of that material is due in trenton and expect public hearings to start next week. >> and the timing of this coming on the heels of this. and now the governor is fully epigauged with a lot of information about wildstein. what is their history? >> the governor tried to distance the history. they went to livingston high school and wildstein was in a different year than the governor. and it was the eyes and ears at the port authority and a political ally and the governor distanced himself from

wildstein. they were really not friends and he hadn't talked to him much. and he was an athlete and had no idea what david was doing at the time and didn't have connection. this may be part of the investigation as e-mails that are subpeona will come out. and the e-mails were redakted and we don't know what was said on a lot of this material and we may find out. >> this purported evident what could it be? >> the letter from the lawyer doesn't indicate that. e-mails or stuff they have or recorded phone calls. he didn't indicate that in the e-mail and it is important in the letter to indicate that the lawyer never claimed that governor christie knew that the closings were part of a pay back plot. the letter only claiming that so- called evident exist that the governor knew about the

closing at the time. and they are heatedly denying tonight. >> it is it interesting. i have a printout from the e-mail from the new jersey governor's office. it really is spelled out with bullet points and very easy to point and makes a lot of interesting argument. you have to telegraph ahead over the next few days of what is coming. >> on monday, the deadline at 5:00 for the subpeona documents and they will not be handed in. and the lawyers for the 20 or so organizations and former officials and current officials of govern goff christie's administration. they are subpeona and the lawyers have and asked for a did lay. and 5:00 p.m. it heads to a public hearing within several weeks. >> a strong rebuttal and coming from his office. erain shawn, thank you. >> of course.

>> and a big question hanging over washington, one step closer to being answered will the key stone pipeline being built and more critically what about the jobs it could bridge. the state department finds that the project does not pose major environmental concerns and democrats are urging president obama to sign off on the plan. and the reason is the jobs. 40,000 of them could be created to build the pipeline which when finished would ship 830,000 per day from the tar sand to the refineries on the gulf coast. canada is asking washington to hurry up. or they may simply sell the oil to asia instead. peter, why doesn't the state department think that building the key stone pipeline will hurt the environment? >> reporter: the main reason whether it is built.

the oil sands are going to be developed and that oil will need to be shipped out and possibly by train if no poip line. and exporting by rail ups the chance of a spill the pipe line is okay. >> canada is not going to love the valued resource in the ground. >> reporter: it is up to the president to give final thumbs up or down on key stone xl. the white house said he's giving it a lot of thought. >> the issues are complex, they require sort of rigorous approach and that is undertaken by the state department. and you know, that is what it is. >> reporter: the canadian ambassador to the u.s. predicted after the news came out pipeline politics could play big in upcoming american mid- term

election. >> pipeline politics. and law makers are reacting to the new state department report in which way? >> reporter: the republicans support the construction of key stone xl because of the construction jobs. democrats are split. barbara boxer said the health impact on communities and the pollution. but senator mary landrue said this. i urge the administration to act swiftly and give final approval so we can put people to work in good paying jobs right away and our refineries can refine the energy from our friendly ally canada. mitch mcconnell said the key stone pipeline is the largest shovel ready project in america but again it is up to

the president to decide if it should be built or not, harris. >> thank you, peter, very much. ♪ >> it has its own thome music. super bowl 48 less than 24 hours away. and safety and security measures are in place. federal and local law enforcement agencies are checking the roads and rails and airports and skies above. they are in east ruther ford new jersey, rick? >> reporter: quiet and chilly in metlife stadium which is been on lock down since monday morning. all delivery vehicles are scrutinized and no one gets in throw hundred feet without proper media credentials and there are thousands of police officers who are watching the stadium and road ways from the air and sea and ground. those officers in unform and

under cover. there will be f- 16 fighter jets enforcing a no-fly over the stadium and new jersey state police. they are monitoring everything from the public safety compound just for this event. they have computers and radios and monitoring hundreds of cameras and this is a security plan that was first launched three years ago. >> you keep going over your plan and make sure they are tight and we have done. that and a big component and a lot of the things we are worried about as far as the weather and how we'll do that with the troopers and move them in and out and that is taken out the equation. feels like miami compared to last week. >> reporter: maybe not miami warm but an improvement over earlier this week, harris. >> i wopt compare this to miami. i understand parking is a premium and always is in the city and now really so.

>> reporter: they have for the super bowl only 12 this happened parking spots in large part because of the security. and no taxis and you can't walk to metlife stadium. and most of the 80,000 ticket holders will have to use mass transit many of them on buss and 15,000 riding the new jersey transit trains. and all of those passengers will be subject to searches by tsa agents. they will check every bag and every rider should be sure to have not just train tickets but game tickets. >> if you plan to come to the super bowl and taking new jersey transit. you will not only be required to have round trip air fare but a game ticket. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so if you are fortunately to come to metlife tomorrow, allow extra time. the gates open at 2 o'clock and

harris, we'll be here much earlier than that. >> you are already there. >> i am going home tonight but will be back tomorrow morning. >> so what about the weather? meteorologist janice dean is live in the fox weather center. >> we'll squeak this game in, harris. we have a big storm heading our way monday morning for the commute. and look at it right now. current temperatures are above average. i mean super bowl has to be excited for the first week of february in new jersey, temperatures in the upper 40s and 50s. but as i mention, things are going to get tricky 12 hours after the super bowl begins. light drizzle tomorrow morning and dry for the game, low 40s by kick off and a wind out of the west at ten miles per hour. and so looking good for the game, but man, they escape it by this much. we are watching two systems. one in the great lakes and up to

the northeast; but the one that we are monitoring is the one in the south bringing more heavy snow to north texas and oklahoma and mississippi river valley. and philadelphia and new jersey and new york, heavy snow. this is a forecast model and we are waiting for the national weather service to jump on board and issue the watches and warnings. this computer model has 6- 12 inches up from philadelphia to boston. we'll fine-tune this forecast and a lot of folks may not get out monday morning who are in for the super bowl. >> that is serious. some people took off from work just to be here early and may not get home to their jobs. thank you very much. >> you got. it >> right now the search is on for a pair of bank robbers. they have the nickname, trash- talking bandits.

and the legal saga surrounding an american convicted of murder initily. amanda knox. the italian judge speaking out about the recent guilty verdict. stay close. this is for you.

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>> a shooting near a university campus and police are on the hunt for a gunman near michigan state university. east lansing police say two students were not in their apartment a mile from campus. one of them a 20-year-old man died and the other is recovering. the police say it does not appear to be a random act. others living in the complex said they heard arguing before it happen. >> we heard screaming and we looked at each other and brushed it off. and then we heard the ambulance and two kids crying and wiping their hands in the snow. >> the university sent text

messages and emergency alerts to students and warning them about the shooting and the campus was never shut down. >> the fbi is joining the search for a bank- robbing duo that agents named the trash- talking. and the suspects showed aggressive brehafr. and using vile language as they held the guns to customers and employee's heads and no word on how much money they took. investigators say it was the largest bank heist in recent colorado history. dom? >> reporter: yes, the biggest in colorado history in recent times and as much as 500,000 was taken and the fbi not confirming that. it is an extraordinary heist and happen in a space of two minutes and those two robbers getting in the bank and cash vault and getting inside and putting that trash in the trash bags and one

of the reasons they are given the names. they have distiventhive clothing and not sure if the person in the blue coat is a woman or man. it could be a woman or man or just two men. they abandoned the get away vehicle afterwards. and the big concern is how violent they were prepared to get and that is something that the lead investigator said could give a lead to the background. >> they possibly have information from having done these before and it is possible they have done prison and done take over robberies. >> local law enforcement are increasing protection around the financial institutions and banks et cetera. and the reward that wells fargo put up is $35,000 and the manhunt is now on.

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she is in the united states. and the court is in italy and the judge is ready to give insight in the latest guilty verdict. the judge admitting he struggled with the decision and he and the jury agreed to amanda knox and guilty of murdering meredith kercher in 2007 and the juriy came up with the motive and outlined in the written explanation of the verdict and that will be released in the next few months. amanda knox is here and she does not plan to go back to italy and they will have to drag her kicking and screaming. >> and lawyers for the man accused of killing people in a movie theater. he will ask a fox news.comreporter to reveal the sources. this is something we are reporting. one of our co-workers jana

winter refused to turn over the names and sources of a story that alleged attacker james holmes sent before the attack. new york's top court sided with winters saying she did not have to reveal her sources. holmes went in a movie theater in colorado, july 2012 and opened fire who were watching a midnight screening of the newly released batman movie. 12 died and more than 70 wounded. holmes was in court this week as the judge is considering whether he is or is not legally insane. >> a volcano that was quiet for a very long time is now suddenly active and a foreign government must find a way to move 38,000 people to safe ground. it is our top story around the word in 80 seconds.

indonezia. in sumatra the mountain is making noise and this time it blew. 14 people are dead and crews are still trying to reach survivors, experts warning people to stay at least three miles from the cra tor. emergency crews in serbia people had to be rescued after being stranded in snow drifts. record- setting snowfall brought the country to a halt. heavy snow can crush rooftops and avalanches are predicted. italy a massive land slide unleashes a giant rock and in its path a home. but it misses the house but took out a barn stopping before the vineyard and again a family farm

home spared. china, fireworks light up the sky in hong kong. victoria harbor to bring in the lunar new year. it is the chinese year of the horse which signals prosperity and good luck with business. that is a wrap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> two former boyscout leaders proud of the stunt and got caught on camera for everybody to so. they are in a lot of legal trouble. it is the latest. we'll tell you what they are doing now. super bowl boulevard. and super bowl eve. it is packed down there. it looks like the holiday season, but it is not. fox and friends host brian kilmeade out in that and has been all week and he will come to talk with us inside the fox report weekend. he is our friend from fox and

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i am harris faulkner. it is the fox report and it is the bottom of the hour. new jersey govern goff chris christie firing back. against new allegations in the bridge traffic scandal. christie's camp accusing the new york times of sloppy reporting and suggesting he anyhow of traffic lanes shut town. and two former boyscout leaders facing fell no charges. it was an afternoonient rock form aegz in utah. one is charged with criminal mischief and the other aiding criminal mischief and they are due in court the next month. the nba is naming adam silberg taking over. he was stern's assistant and has been the deputy commissioner since 2006.

and seeing someone from fox and friends sitting across from me. he's chomping at the bit. we have breaking nows. we have new hall of famers. >> we usually do it in the roochlt >> brian kilmeade in the face. >> nfl honors and retaped an hour ahead of time and bizarre in radio city. the oakland raiders punter went in the hall of fame. and he gets n. that is tremendous and he lived up to the number one hype. the big news, the super bowl. michael strahan. >> super bowl is in new jersey. >> his co-anchor kelly ripa. and what heefore that playing with the giants gets in. and derek brooks and walter jones, head up that class. an dree reed also gets in and

tony dunnjy did not get in. >> there is criticism that the players should have more say in who goes in the hall of fame. >> maybe tony dundpshgs y will be in the first time. >> and with bill parceles. you are good but not vince lombardi. >> we are good at what we do. >> you are a funny dude. first punter doesn't get a lot of love. >> but ray guy punted 16 years in oakland. they knew early on that special teams mattered and that's why they had success. >> i don't think people know how much radio we do together. i am usually in curlers. >> as am i. >> and it gets scary.

you get invited to big parties and hanging out doing the super bowl thing. >> the party i went to just ending now, lee steinburg's party. he's coming back after a series of bankruptcy. and he will build back up. he had a huge party. >> that is a movie or story. >> it is his role life. look at the size of the party. and they did something col. see that screen in the back. that is in ka ndahar. we were able to talk to a dozen of solid yers holed up in afghanistan on super sunday and a lot of celebrities and every day people. and you can see the theme of the day was a big benefit and talk to soldiers about what they are doing. and meanwhile we are in the high rise in manhattan. they wouldn't be there if not

for 9/11 in manhattan. it was a full circle and cool. >> it really is about the guys and our freedom. we played the boss going out of the usa. that's what it is about. one of the most american things. >> you are talking about roger -- >> no the super bowl. >> that is the only boss i know. >> bruce springsteen. >> and you soaked up the commriment. >> i didn't know how to respond. >> more parties though. >> they named the mvp and it will are off at 8 o'clock. they can't compete with this show. and will new york have another super bowl? who will win tomorrow? >> and here's the guys weighing in with all of us about what is happening tomorrow. and for the most part, take

a shot of times square, harris, i don't know how long you have been in new york. i never saw anything like it. >> yeah. >> and there is nothing for the people to do. you can go down the to baggan so many times and dot games so many times. i have been to 18 super bowls. that is the experience. it is from 34th to 48 and people want to be a part. time squares is on steroids. >> i have been to super bowl but not concentrated in this type of location where you have so much going o. to bagan only once for me. >> and let me ask you this, i understand and i saw you talking with michael irvin. did you interview him. >> i talked to him about the day of the game. and these players combine seven with super bowl experience. what was it like the day of the game and is it just another

football game. this is what he said. >> emmitt and i walked before the field. we walked out and i am telling you, that hundred thousand. and my knows are. don't tell anybody. and we are stars of the time. but we are scared and we're really in trouble. we were real nervous. >> it is just not another football game. you think you know the teams but never seen these teams on the stage with 140 million people watching. they are up at 8 o'clock in the morning and tomorrow on fox and friends, i will be on the field at metlife stadium and people talk about what it is like to be in a super bowl let alone win a super bowl. >> last one i went to, to miami. it is not that far off from miami of the 50 degrees is not bad. >> remember miami, rain.

and chicago and indianapolis and peyton manning in the rain. i would prefer the broncos win, it is a better story. >> because of peyton. >> and he will not retire. >> it is up to the mri. and i think seattle has the best defense i have seen and i asked victor cruz of the giants. was this the best team you ever faced and he said yes. he was doing the best to get open and he couldn't. >> for argument sake, you still need an offense. russell wilson how will he do. >> he will do great. i think that marsha wn lynch. >> he's been talking every day. >> marshawn said i don't want to be here. that used to be the retort i used to hear a lot. >> you are kidding. >> thank you.

and he's just the best back in football right now and he could be the story. >> i see him with the headsets and skull cap. i don't know who he is talking to but not the media. >> this is the best match up that i have seen. two great teams playing great in the biggest game. and that's why fox lucked out. new york weather broke and now two great teams and you will have 80,000 people very happy to be there. and bruno mars at half-time and bill o'rielly at half-time. >> we have at our half-time brian kilmeade. >> i am half-time for you. >> yes. >> i would have been rapped nine times on fox and friend. >> not the musical kind. >> if you prefer to rap. i like that. >> it is going to be a great game. i will talk to you on monday.

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a unique plan in his state of the union called mi ra. doug takes a look. you don't think i would force you to buy a savings bond. >> count me in father i will buy. >> reporter: fast forward 50 years and an old idea is resurrected. >> we'll call it myra. not ira. it is a new type of savings bond set up without legislation that encourages americans to build a nest egg. >> a generation of baby boomers with savings depleted from the recession and later generations burdened with college debt and joblessness. a nation is unprepared for the financial future. >> there is no question that americans with lower incomes and middle income americans don't save enough. >> a large number of young people need to join in to make

it work. it would start saving with $25 deposit and contribute $five each pay day. they are portable and backed by uncle sam. but one thing is lacking. >> i am concerned that the return on these invefments is low. we are looking at one percent after inflation. >> reporter: still most private investments refuse the deposits. and so who would pick up the federal costs? >> it would be born by the taxpayer and raises another question. >> the president said i can do this without an act of congress. the congress said it is a switch in the tax laws and may require an appropriation of funds. >> reporter: reinstilling a culture of saving. and myra is a plan that both

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journalist typically see a lot on the job. this may be a first. a local reporter tried to question a women about an alleged rental property scam and this happen. >> you need to leave. all right. now that is private property. >> you should leave when i ask you to leave. >> ma'am, this is it a public rod. >> you are going to drive my car?

wow. you so her, she walks back and continues to tell that reporter to leave and go on. you will see the car, it ends up in the water. she parked it in a place. and the state attorney office is deciding on whether to file grand theft autocharges against the woman. >> it was a super bowl commercial that everyone talked about last year. the budweiser brotherhood ad and show cased the bopped tone a ranker and the horse. and this time it is it a puppy. and they are on set with a behind the scenes look. >> let's roll please. once again the budweiser clydesdales are making tv magic. but this year friends are joining them.

puppy love. and the unlikely friendship between the puppy and the clydesdales and his struggle to be with them. for weeks 17 clydesdales are practicing. there is all kinds of things. play flag football and jump a fence. and even talk. good boy. >> if you thought training the horse was hard, try eight yellow lab puppies. they play tug-of-war and walk like a clydes dale and run away under the fence. npuppies grow fast like this little girl charlotte. and they shoot the commercial at 11 weeks. and on set, there are plenty of destractions. more than 150 production and marketing people are involved. and the director executing each

shot. >> it is more about being careful not to overplay it and it can very easily be sentimental. it is anxious because you want them to respond. it is one of the best investments that we make. people are more focused on the commercial than the game itself. >> how can you go wrong with clydesdales and puppies? >> thank you, ana. and youtube has gotten 23 million views. an uproar in a school in utah after lunches were taken away from the children because the parents owed the school money. details coming up in case you missed. it plus, the crack- smoking mayor of toronto is in trouble with the law again. mine was earned in korea in 1953.

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>> in case you missed it a utah ca feterian manager is on leave after lunches were taken away from students in a school. they had meals pulled out from in front of them and thrown in the trash because parents had not paid their food bill with the school. the children were then given fruit and milk to snack on. the district is a pollized to outraged parents and make sure it will not happen again. before we wrap fresh headlines for you. former mayor richard daly is hospitalized. he complained feeling disoriented and the toronto crack- smoking mayor can't stay out of trouble. he was slapped with a ticket for

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