hey there, good morning. it is sunday, february 2nd, i'm anna kooiman. let's get ready to rumble in new york city! we are just hours away from kickoff, and we have everything you need to know from the food to the bedding to the game itself. we are live on the field. and we all remember when obama made this promise. >> if you like your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. >> not only was that completely untrue, but now even the costs of the plans you're allowed to keep are skyrocketing beyond what many can afford. we've got details coming up.

and super bowl isn't the only major event happening today. >> you want a prediction about the weather, you're asking the wrong filmman. >> this morning a weather prediction right from punxsutawney phil himself. hey, phil. "fox and friends" begins right now. two great things going together, super bowl sunday and groundhog day. >> i think we are going to have an epic show. this is the first time the two have coincided. >> even though it is groundhog's day, today is not a carbon copy of yesterday's show. it is a brand new show with great stuff. let's take a live look at

southwestern pennsylvania out at punxsutawney, because phil is going to be coming out of his little lodge there in an hour and a half from now. and today it's been foggy throughout the state of pennsylvania. quite foggy. foal folklore says if it is foggy on that morning, spring will come early. so as rick reichmuth can attest, this is a scientifically valid event. rick has nothing on the groundhog. >> totally true. >> every year he's undone by the groundhog. speaking of undone, obamacare continues to unravel, even as the feds make the website a little more efficient. it turns out the exchanges in many of the states, the health care exchanges, are set up and are falling apart, particularly, and this is in states run by democratic governors, like maryland and hawaii. >> and oregon. you bring up maryland, maryland was one of the first to come out. governor o'malley of maryland,

big supporter of obamacare, oregon, a huge problem in the exchanges. so if the federal exchanges are getting in line now, healthcare.gov, it's the state exchanges where people are having incredible amounts of problem on top of the list, oregon and minnesota where people literally cannot get plans. same sort of structural issues we saw back in november. >> they have had to set up all sorts of call centers experiencing super long wait times. some states are going the old fashioned route to do pen and paper rather than doing it online, which is causing problems. in the state of massachusetts, the attorney general there, martha cokely, democratic candidate for governor, is considering suing cgi, the contractor in charge of the website to say, this was not my fault, this was their fault. push the blame to make sure or try to get that -- >> and to make it, by the way, good luck to voters, martha

cokely, tow make it about technology and the failures of technology, that's the preferred talking point. we'll fix it some day. they will fix the website some day, but it's the long-term outcomes that are the problem. the core promise was we're going to bring everybody health care and do it cheaper. but it turns out not even close, the opposite. >> if you listen to democrats, like the retiring henry waxman, look, we'll get the website sorted out. when the website is sorted out, that won't be a republican talking point anymore because this is really going to help americans. even those who have those plans and were able to keep their plans, we heard the story you were able to keep your plan, that actually was true for 306,000 individuals on blue cross, but it turns out they can keep their plans, but to the structural issues tucker is talking about, the rates are now going up by as much as 25% out in california. in california, they had little website issues at the beginning. they hired acensure to run their

website, but now the rates are going up and people are not getting on to be covered. >> there's no incentive for young people, for example, to pay into the system. so basically what you'll have is an ever-shrinking pool of people paying for an ever-growing pool of other people. people who are dumb enough to play by the rules and invest in the system, they are going to be shouldering many more deadbeats. so of course they their premiums are going up. >> officials in california did warn against this back when there was a max exodus of people getting their plans canceled saying, yes, you can keep your plan, but if you do keep your plan, you're going to have or rather that keeping your plan, if you decide to change it, then you may run the risk of losing the doctors you have normally been seeing, losing your medications and not being able to keep your plan. >> and further these prescription drugs, these generic prescription drug that

is were $5 or $10 with your copay are increasing under obamacare as well. we have seen reports of people getting their normal prescription drugs they used to pay $5 for now upwards of $80. >> you know what would be super interesting? this is the long-term story. i think five years from now, will we have people surviving longer with breast cancer and prostate cancer and lung cancer? or will the outcomes become poorer because europe and canada, which have had socialized medicine for a long time, people don't live as long. no one mentions that. so is this good for those ill? i hope i'm wrong. >> if it is transparent enough, we'll have it. >> the cues for getting into the doctor are going to be long. we have other news stories making headlines on this super sunday. new details at a string of suspicious mailings in the new york city area. the nypd now saying a suspicious letter was sent to mayor bill de

blasio and arrived on the same day that powder was mailed to five other sites near the super bowl. blasio's letter did not contain any powder. in a tragic story out of west virginia, three people including a firefighter are dead. they were killed when two cell phone towers collapsed. police say two contractors were working to stabilize one tower when it crashed to the ground. when rescue crews arrived, the second tower collapsed killing a firefighter. the victim's name has not been released. the presiding judge in amanda knox's second murder conviction is speaking out. he says while he suffered over the verdict, he believes in the decision. this comes when meredith kircher's family decided to throw knox behind bars or send her back to italy. her brother telling a british newspaper this. she should be locked up while the process goes on. i don't understand why a convicted criminal is not in

custody. the decision to extradite knox will be made by secretary of state john kerry. so far he's not commented. and as mentioned it is not just super bowl sunday, it is groundhog day, the first time the two days have ever happened at the same time on the calendar. and in just one hour, we will know if punxsutawney phil predicts six more weeks of winter or an early spring. he'll use his shadow, that means six more weeks of winter. no shadow, warmer weather is headed our way. we'll take you live next hour when phil is ready to make that big prediction. >> i believe phil. i'm just going to say that flat out. >> 100%, huh? >> groundhogs are awesome animals. i also believe rick reichmuth because he's an actual meteorologist. just for his accuracy. >> it is a very scientific process that punxsutawney phil goes through. he looks at the weather models and for sure --

>> he eats carrots. >> that's how he gets the accuracy. >> rick, you are at metlife stadium, have they let you into the stadium or are you in the parking lot? >> i'm still in the parking lot. we have brian in the studio, so he'll show you a lot of stuff going on inside there, but i'm still stuck outside the stadium. they don't trust me in there. it's a very big security process. and i probably didn't pass. let's go to the weather maps, here are your temps waking up around the area in new york. or if you are wondering what the weather is like, it is 40 degrees in new york city. i think a little cooler here in east rutherford just across the river, but we'll be looking at a pretty nice day today. i tell you what, we are threading the needle with decent weather. the high temperature today around the area getting to the 50-degree mark for a lot of the area. we're going to see some clouds and we're kind of right in a space right before a storm is moving in. and i think it's going to keep temperatures pretty warm all the way through game time, even to the end of the game.

still probably around 40 degrees. certainly over 40 at the start of the game. and i just want to give you a little hint, there's a storm that's on its way. and i think the super bowl is going to, as you move this forward to future radar, we'll be looking at -- there you go, we took that off just in time. sorry. we are going to be looking at a storm moving in tonight, so snow tomorrow for people traveling out of here. we'll have problems, but we are threading the needle with just having a very fine game. guys, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you so much, rick. while you're out in the cold, i'm sitting in the brand new man cave. we'll walk through this in a few minutes. this is what we are going to be spending the whole morning in the man cave. the nfl announcing the new inductees into the hall of fame last night and leading the class of 2014 is fox sports owned michael strahan. here to weigh in is rich "big daddy" delgado. did he lend you the ring this morning, strahan? >> yeah, you can say that. >> so your thoughts on strahan,

because a lot of people thought he would get in last year. were you sweating it this year a little bit? >> you know what? a couple people always say, don't believe the hype or let it happen. and in my heart i knew he was going to get in, and i'm so happy for him because he's gone through quite a bit. and i know him because i've been with him for 15, 16 years. i think we've been going on 20. there was so much excitement. i had a tear yesterday. he got the award and when they brought tears to my eyes. so i'm happy and it's great. >> why is it such a big deal to him? >> well, because you know what? even though a lot of people know who he is and the sacks and everything, it's a great honor. look what he's done. and he keeps escalating and climbing, and i just think it brings -- it brings joy. >> well, let's talk about some

predictions. now, earlier in the season i think we -- maybe back at the beginning of the season we had a prediction for the super bowl. this was back in september. you made a predib. let's see if it holds true. here's the tape. roll it. >> big question, right now as of now, who do you think is going to win the super bowl? >> wow. everybody says san francisco, i like atlanta. >> san francisco. >> really? >> i like atlanta and denver in the super bowl. >> oh, close, very close. and you thought atlanta would beat denver in the super bowl. who do you have today? >> i like -- i've been going back and forth since even this morning. i like seattle. >> you like seattle. >> yes, i do. >> if you look around new york, as i was walking to the train yesterday, i saw one broncos fan. thousands of seattle fans walking through the city yesterday. they are excited. >> they are everywhere. and they are fired up. and i think it will be a big

game today. >> we'll see if peyton has a big game as well. we'll be live from our man cave to show you what this is about, the big green egg grill mind us. >> and look at the chair, i can fit in it. it's made for me. >> it's made for big daddy. >> i have my coffee here. >> big daddy, great to see you. you'll be joining us all morning. coming up on the show, the key to thousands of new jobs. the keystone pipeline, what's stopping the president? our next guest says nothing anymore. the former shell ceo is here next. and imagine waking up to find a puma in your kitchen. is it ron burgundy? how the heck did it get there? we'll find out. today we're going to play a little game.

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a major boost for the keystone pipeline. a new state department report confirm that is the project won't hurt the environment. that means there's more pressure now on president obama to give it the go-ahead to create thousands of new jobs. the question is, will he do that? we are joining by former shell ceo john hoffmeyer. thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> this seems like a simple decision for the president. what's the hold up? >> it should be a simple decision because it is about infrastructure and jobs and he's talked about both repeatedly, but what it does is it flies in the face of impressions he has left with the environmental movement that he is not going to do something that would contribute to more greenhouse gases. what the state department has done wisely is they said this won't compound the greenhouse gas issue because the canadians

are going to produce this oil regardless of whether the pipeline is built or not. but the difference is if the pipeline is built, that oil comes to the u.s. if this pipeline is not built, the canadians will build a different pipeline and take the oil to asia. so in either case, the greenhouse gases will occur. the president's decision is, does he help americans or does he help asians? and let's hope he makes the right decision. >> so does he allow 40,000 new jobs to be created or does he pand tore a tiny group of rich environmentalists who hold fun raisers for him in l.a.? tell me the cost to americans, not only in the lost jobs, but in energy prices if this is not built? >> well, from an energy price standpoint, it leaves us more vulnerable to the geopolitical instability of the middle east. where opec really rules the roost and opec sets the price of oil. by getting more oil out of north america while the price may be close to the okay opec set

price, we have a chance to get more oil than we need periodically to diminish the reduce on price. in addition, it's all of those refineries along the gulf coast, which now has -- they have expanded, many of them, in order to accept this oil, so it is putting more americans to work on a permanent basis along the gulf coast. it's not just construction workers building the pipeline. >> so this is so frustrating as someone who watched every one of the presidential debates in 2008 and watched then candidate obama say energy independence is a moral imperative, a national security imperative. we want to be more independent in our energy. i mean, this would make us more independent, no? >> absolutely. it puts us a much better energy security position, but the president has really take an lot of money, and we are in a pay to play situation here where he's going to disapoint an awful lot

of funders and he's got to get himself prepared for that. we'll see if he puts specific conditions on the pipeline for it to be approved, before he actually says yes. >> so it's keeping david geffin happy or keeping america more prosperous. it's a tough decision. thank you for much for joining us. next on the run down, she traveled around the world and then she vanished shortly after coming home. this morning a big update on this case. and did you know the seattle seahawks almost became the anaheim seahawks? the die-hard fan who fought to keep them in his city. hear his remarkable story. stay tuned. ♪ [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses.

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how are you feeling on your super sunday? 24 minutes after the hour. the seattle seahawks taking on the denver broncos in tonight's epic game. but if it weren't for one ordinary man, they would no long be the saelt seahawks. in 1996 the owner made the move to relocate them to southern california, but die-hard seahawks fans like this one, mark collins, wouldn't hear of it and made it his mission to keep his beloved team in seattle. thankfully all of his hard work did indeed payoff. mark collins joining us now with his story. good morning, thank you for being with us on "fox and friends." >> good morning. it's a little overwhelming, you

know, i didn't come here to be on tv or anything like that. you know, my 15 minutes of fame was over a long time ago. >> no, but tell us about what happened in the mid-'90s. >> the '95 season, ken we aberr was still the owner, but there's a rumor every week he was going to move the team. and i formed this -- i wrote a letter and said i'm going to be your worst enemy and i'm going to stop it. and don't get me wrong, i'm not the one that saved the seahawks. paul allen, the best owner in professional sports as far as i'm concerned, he's the one that saved the seahawks, i just helped facilitate that and was able to be a voice for the fans when the fans needed it. >> you decided to write a letter, it had to be cleaned up a few times with the four-letter wods in there you weren't allowed. >> it needed to be cleaned up. >> you said you made some tough financial decisions that may not have been the best, but, you

know, what you wanted came true, right? so tell us the rest of the story. >> there was a period of time initially when we kind of -- when ken berring, 18 years ago today, he pulled the plug and came out to say he was moving the team and loaded up the vans for california. at that point, obviously we are in transition. the fan base was diminished but yet i was a man with a passion, so we tried to approach paul allen and his people. and at first they didn't want anything to do with it. >> but it ended up happening after you sent out this s.o.s. to save the seahawks and arguably the 12th man for the seahawks is one of the most valuable players for the team that had a real demand bringing them to the super bowl. >> the 12th man the -- >> the nice there is unreal. mark, we loved your story, and so did a new york times best

selling author. we have debbie mccomber wildly renown in seattle as well. she has a big surprise for you. you have no idea. she's right behind this door. if you want to come on out. you are decked out to the next tuesday. come on out. what are you doing here? why did you decide to come to "fox and friends" to see this guy, mark? >> yes, hi, mark. hi, mark. we were so excited to hear his story, my daughter read about it and sent it to my son. and my son sent it to me. i had no idea everything you had done, mark. now last week my title of my book and my name were an answer on jeopardy. forget "the new york times," we're talking jeopardy! and i realized i could be the answer to a lot of things in lich life. and one of those is to give mark a ticket to the super bowl. our ticket wants to give you a ticket in the 100-level on the 40-yard line. so here you go, mark.

>> wow. >> are you getting chills right snow. >> i got goosebumps. you know, this is my wife's coat that i wear to every game, and -- wow. >> you wear your wife's coat because why? i want to share that story. >> in the '95 season -- well, my wife was diagnosed with cancer a at very young age, 34 years old, in 2004, and she kept a very positive attitude. and i continue to keep that alive with the foundation, i go out and talk to cancer patients and speak to cancer patients, we do a lot of small things, bag groceries and whatnot. >> all in her memory. >> in her memory. the last game she got to see was the championship game when we went to the last super bowl. the doctors didn't want her to go to the game because of her blood counts and everything else, but we had friends that put her in a suite and the front row, but this is her coat and i

wear it to all the games. and it kind of brings it full circle that i'm able to bring this coat and bring her to the super bowl. and now jenny gets to sit, thanks to this wonderful woman. >> our whole family. >> your whole family. >> she'll into smiling down on metlife stadium sitting next to you. >> in the last game when we beat san francisco -- >> we were there! go hawks! >> i'm looking up at the sky saying, gift, if you have anything to bring, bring it now. >> this is my pleasure. so fun to watch. >> thank you, mark. >> enjoy the game. have a great time. >> thank you very much. 29 minutes after the hour. the video is heartpounding. imagine you're driving on a snow-covered roa >> what the [ bleep ]! no! >> what happens next? stick around for that. and there's no better place

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33-year-old leann bearden has been missing for two weeks, but her family just said the pressure of transitioning into normal life has left her anxious and stress and there's evidence leanne may have voluntarily left the area. bearden told her husband she was going for a walk two weeks ago but never came home. this is an incredible highway video of two semi trucks about to hit head-on. >> what the [ bleep ] are you doing? no! no! no! >> well, both drivers lucky to be alive. i guess so. the near collision happening on a snowy road in ontario, canada. art ginter said he saw the semi in front of him cross the double line going up a hill into a dangerous curve. police say he used his dash cam video to investigate. talk about a rude awakening. a family waking up to find a

puma in their kitchen. i'm not talking about a jumpsuit or sneaker here. the big cat made itself at home and made a huge mess tearing up blinds and chewing on furniture. police say the puma appeared to be domesticated and was likely being kept as a pet. animal services sedated it and took it to the chilean national zoo. >> he doesn't like venetian blinds. >> he is very angry about the window treatments. i thought they were unattractive. >> they looked like 1980s. we are also going to rick reichmuth who is outside metlife stadium this morning. >> that was my favorite story we have done. i can watch that all day long. wild animal stuff, the best. >> rick, i noticed it is pretty foggy out there. a lot of people are complaining about the fog. is that going to break off by game time? >> yeah, but we have problems on the roads certainly around the tri-state area.

also down across the southeast we have a lot of fog be. careful on the roads. obviously, we have been talking about super bowl weather. take a look at the maps. we'll show you temps as you wake up this morning. guess what? it is cold across the northern plains. minus 5 in minneapolis. that cold air is going to stick around for no matter what the groundhog says today. that cold air is sticking around for a long time. there's also a big frontal boundary stalled out. we zoom in across the south, look at texas. we'll be talking about 6 to 10 inches of snow from places like lubbock up to central oklahoma. that's kind of the spot for today, the big trouble. out across the west we'll see more rain move into the coastal areas of california. great, great news. light rain but any rain we get is good. take a look at the future radar here. we're looking fine game time today, but look at that. you see that white going across new york city tomorrow. so we just threaded the needle here for snow in the northeast and around new york city, which is pretty amazing. right now i want to toss it over

to brian kilmeade. what is it like where you are? >> reporter: wow, rick, you want to know what it is like where i am? just step over and you can know what it is like. nest half hour i promise i'll be inside the stadium. but for now, here's what's happening in the nfl. yesterday was a big night because they had this nfl honors award, the third annual one, where they give out the awards for the season ending. guess what? the mvp, no surprise, peyton manning, of course he wasn't there getting ready for today's game. so he gets his fifth mvp in terms of all-time great in the sport, gretzke's got nine. in terms of nflers, he has the most. here's what he put up yesterday on his video acceptance award. >> by a landslide and for a record fifth time in 2013, the most valuable player is peyton manning. >> this is a very special award.

and i am extremely honored to have it presented by joe montana and aaron rodgers. i am humbled by this recognition and grateful to my family, pat bollen, john elway, john fox and the entire denver bronco organization, and of course, my coaches and my teammates. now, i sent a couple guys over there tonight to pick up the trophy on my behalf. my father archie and my son marshall. thank you very much. and god bless you. >> that's pretty nice. so obviously peyton manning is really off the hook and out of control once again. all right. let's talk about ron rivera, he's the coach of the year. 12-4 and got into the playoffs. got his nickname riverboat ron for taking a lot of chances. congratulations to everyone in north carolina. now over to the hall of fame, when michael strahan didn't get in after 15 years and two championships with the giants,

everyone said they are saving it for new york. you're right, kelly ripka's favorite co-host has walked away with his ticket to canton. also joining michael strahan last night there he is getting it, that's tremendous for hit. andre reid, ray brooks, as well as walter jones. who didn't make it? john lynch, tony dungy, jerome bettes and marvin harrison. they have to wait a year. next time you see us and i put the picture on twitter, we'll bring you inside metlife stadium. until then, back to you in the warm studio. it is back to arctic conditions here. >> it could be worse, brian. >> okay, i'll think about that. it's a pop culture phenomenon. not only does every man want a man cave, but it's the perfect place to watch the super bowl tonight. >> we have our very own man cave here thanks to man cave president dan silverman. nice to see you, welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> what does man cave ny do for homes? >> well, what we do is we try to get into the customer's

personality. we like to find out what they like, don't like, and we try to design a man cave that would suit the whole family. >> so you have to start with some of the seats. we are sitting in the oasis seats, what do these do? they have cupholders and recline -- >> they recline and make you enjoy the movie, your football game. the atmosphere a lot better -- they do come with electric options. you can have it manual. >> i like electric options. >> coffee or a cold snack if you would rather during the game. how about the television over here? >> that's m the latest technology, it's 4k. what is great about 4k is actually the dallas stadium, they are beginning to broadcast in 4k. so now for everybody, it's time to purchase a 4k television. >> now the content is getting there. >> you were saying in the commercial break that what a lot of men want most in a man cave is a good sound system. >> a very good sound system. >> what do you sflerecommend?

>> well, over there we have two left and right front speakers. >> look at those towers. rockustics. >> those are on the floor there. >> check this out. you would never even know, right there. >> and we have a coconut right there behind the logo. that's a hanging coconut for those tiki bars. >> now we'll talk about the food. i have friends who swear by this and say if you ever have meat out of a big green egg grill, you will never want to try another grill ever again. >> you won't use a gas grill. >> what's the deal with this, why? >> it's lump coal. that's what it cooks off of. the best part about it is you can smoke on it for about 200 degrees, 220 degrees for about 24 hours without adding wood to it. the best part about it also is you can cook red meat at 1,000 degrees or 800 degrees.

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is hostility toward religion on the rise in the united states? a new study says, oh, yes, by a lot. >> well, according to the pew research center, both government restrictions of religion and negative social attitudes toward religion in the united states have seen major increases since 2009. >> so what does this mean for your freedom of religion? and is big government overstepping its boundaries? joining us is religion contributor father jonathan morris to answer those questions. father, happy super bowl sunday to you. >> thank you very much. go broncos! sorry to distract you. >> you are not distracting me. take a look at the full screen here of the social hostility index measuring the negative attitudes over religion the past few years. pretty big increase, 26%. what accounts for that? >> the increase of people who self-identify themselves as atheists, no doubt. why? because for many years in the '50s and '60s, for example, there was kind of a forcing of faith on people without real

explanation. you go to church, why? because you have to go to church. that doesn't cut it, right? so that general ration is growing up and saying, i don't really need to go to church if i don't believe in it. that's a good thing to recognize i'm not going to go just for that, but i think we also have to recognize thatthere is a generation of young people who are receiving nothing and not escaping from the forced religion and are saying, hey, i'm interested in spirit wallty and in relimg. i see that all the time in my church. >> is it a failure of outreach? >> yes. and a failure to learn how to explain the reasons for believing, not just you have to believe because you have to believe. >> here's what i think is ominous. there's been a pretty big market increase on the practice of religion. we'll put this up on the screen here, 87.5 increase, that's an estimate, but pretty draw mat nick the government clamping down on religious expression.

does that bother you in. >> it does. we have seen especially in this administration, in particular, we have seen very specific restrictions on really defining who is considered to be a religious organization, for example, with the hhs mandate saying, your only religious institution is if what you are mostly about is worship, but what about the institutions religious-based and doing charitable works. that's a huge change. >> clayton mentioned outreach a little bit. you know, what about separation of church and state with schools? we hear about students having to take off their cross necklaces or not meet for prayer by the flagpole anymore. >> that's right. i think we should thank god that we have in the first amendment the establishment clause saying government should not establish any religion, but also the free exercise clause, right? that congress shall pass no law that would restrict the free exercise of religion. thank god for the wisdom of our founding fathers who are much

better off than so many countries. >> that's for sure. and that was a radical notion. >> and it was important enough to put in the first amendment. >> father jonathan morris, thank you for coming on. enjoy the super bowl. >> thank you. coming up, will we see six more weeks of old man winter? just 30 minutes from now, a prediction from punxsutawney phil. groundhog day, everyone. will he she his shadow? it's not a prediction, it's a statement of fact. and noah at the studios? kevin mccarthy with a sneak peek, next. ♪ honestly, i'm a little old fashioned.

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today is the big day for big blockbusters. movie vendors are splurging to preview their latest film, so what can you expect to see? >> here with a sneak peek is kevin mccarthy. good morning, how are you doing? >> great to be on with you today. groping up for me, growing up for me, i love the movie trailers. i love to see the movie trailer. i miss the element of surprise to see what was going to be airing. now we have teaser trailers of four trailers airing during the super bowl. coming up first is "noah." this movie i cannot wait to see on march 28. this is a new movie directed by

aaron who did "the black swan." you have russell crow playing noah. this is going to air right before kickoff tonight, so stay tuned for that. the movie opens up on march 28. coming up next is "need for speed." generally i'm not a fan of video game-based movies, but this is aaron paul who did "breaking bad." and he did "act of valor." the realistic car chase looks incredible. and it is aaron paul, like i said. the movie opens on march 14th. he hand-picked aaron paul for the role after winning the emmy for "breaking bad" in 2012. >> and "transformer the age of extinction." this is the first time we'll see footage of this movie. and clayton, dinobots are in the

movie and the trailer. >> that's the only redeeming thing because the transformer films have been awful. but blockbuster successes, of course. >> let me say this, though, i love michael bay, and he's done bad movies, but you cannot knock "bad boys 1 and 2." the first "transformers" was solid. they can easily afford a $4 million 30-second ad. that's the one i'm looking forward to. also "captain america: the winter soldier" will air during the fox pre-game show. and i'm hoping for expendables 3. >> complete with dinobots. >> i'm so excited. >> kevin, enjoy the game. thank you so much. >> i'm predicting seattle to win the game tonight. >> i want broncos but am predicting seattle. >> kevin, thank you so much. enjoy the gail. coming up on "fox and friends," three years after

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hello, good morning, it is sunday, february 2nd, 2014. i'm an anyway kooiman. let's get ready to rumble! super sunday, we are hours away from kickoff. we have everything you need to know from food to the bedding to the game itself. we are live from metlife stadium. and gibson guitars turning their sound of music into an an anti-government statement. they are fighting back. they were wrongly attacked by the fed. you're going to love this story. the sweet revenge. and it might be super bowl sunday, but there's one question about the weather that's on everybody's mind this morning. >> you want a prediction about the weather, you're asking the

wrong film. >> this is one of the best movies ever. punxsutawney phil live out in western pennsylvania. hit weather prediction live this hour. it's groundhog day, everyone. and super bowl sunday. "fox and friends" begins right now. >> whoo! ♪ live pictures there of metlife stadium. and in just hours, the super bowl between the denver broncos and seattle seahawks will unfold there, this on the very same day that punxsutawney phil emerges from his man cave to tell us what the weather will be like this spring. keep in mind, this is

scientifically valid. it is not a folktale. punxsutawney phil is never wrong. >> that's why that guy is out there dancing at gobbler's knob. >> come on now. >> am i right? you win a football. >> everybody's doing it. tucker's been doing it -- i missed. >> you have to wing them at your guests, too. the little tiny football. >> it says made in china on the back. all americans have groundhog day and super bowl sunday. >> we are glad to see you on this groundhog day/super bowl sunday. you remember gibson guitar found itself in the cross hairs of the obama administration. federal agents raided the factory. this is one of the great things we make in america, but the feds claimed gibson was using illegal

wood to make guitars and con fis katsed millions of dollars worth of material. gibson is getting back at the federal government. >> the ceo has fired back and now because they found that this wood was actually okay. >> of course it was. >> it was not in violation of this act, which forbids the united states companies from importing this weird wood from other countries in brazil and other places. in fact, it's fine. in fact, the ceo of gibson guitars talks about this. listen. back in 2012. >> they came in with 30 s.w.a.t.-attired people with automatic weapons. >> in your factory, like you were making drugs or something. >> into three factories. they came into three factories, they evacuated all of our employees into the parking lot. they turned off the video surveillance. and then they seized a lot of goods, guitars, hards drives. since the first raid, we have

spent $2.4 million just in legal fees addressing this issue. and we have not been charged with anything. there's no trial. >> >> so they turned off the video sur say lance surveillanc? >> that's extreme. >> there's a ban of certain importation of plants and wildlife in this wood, but now we'll look at the new guitar they are pointing out. they are thumbing their nose with the obama administration called the government series to left paw. >> this is the very same wood the government took back and had to give back. now they are making government-issued guitars out of the same wood. >> well, what kind of country and administration is it on the suspicion of using a banned wood

sends 30 s.w.a.t. team members with automatic weapons to your place of business. that's crazy. >> and it is because of their concern of ideological belief. it sounds crazy but it happens with the i.r.s. and the tea party and the christian group. >> 30 people coming into your business. it's a good thing we don't have any other problems to worry about than wood being imported in the country. >> good for gibson to have a sense of humor. most companies roll over. you can buy this guitar for $1,000. it's the government guitar. >> i predict they will be sold out tonight. other stories on this sunday morning. has news to tell you about, a 20-year-old cross-country skier dies. torin tucker died on saturday and was a junior from idaho.

the cause of the death is under investigation. today new jersey governor chris christie should be celebrating his state hosting the super bowl, but instead he's fighting new allegations by a top aid. the governor is defending himself letter obtained by fox news. the e-mail goes on to attack "the new york times" of shotty reporting. the evidence exist that is christie did know about the closing. the presiding judge in amanda knox's second conviction is speaking out. why he suffered over the verdict, he believes in the decision. this comes as her death kirks ercher's family is asking for knox to be put behind bars or to send her back to italy. her brother says she should be

locked up while going through the process. i don't understand why a convicted criminal is not in prison. so far secretary of state john kerry has not commented. this is caught on camera. a roof pulling through the here is showing the man who didn't know he triggered the alarm. and police arrived while still inside. he's facing a few charges including breaking and entering and vandalism. >> camera one. can we get the operator or the picture of this guy? >> i think he looks the same. >> all right. >> our cameramen are totally non-creepy. >> they would never fall through ceilings. they always use doors. >> let's go to rick reichmuth at metlife stadium.

they have him in the parking lot for security reasons. >> and tucker clearly hasn't met all our camera guys yet. >> right. >> they are awesome. out here at the stadium, it's a chilly morning that will get better. that's what everyone is hoping f for, what will the weather be like at the super bowl out northeast the north? we have had worse weather in dallas 2011 than here today. it is threading the needle between the good and the bad. a cool morning in all the boroughs and every place around new york. today temperatures are climbing to 50 degrees for everyone. that's the high temperature. throughout the afternoon it will cool a little bit, but overall i think we are still looking at a 45-degree kickoff.

and temps then are above 40. here's what's going to change over time. look at this. at 4:00 to 5:00 in the morning, snow moves in to new york city. so we just dodged this snowstorm here. i think we are talking about two to four inches of snow. that means there will be problems in the airport tomorrow. so all the people who try to get out by tomorrow, hopefully you do. here's our first look inside the stadium with brian this morning. what does it look like? >> reporter: none of your business. we had a problem between us because he didn't want me to come in here. i need to talk to human resources. just kidding. behind me, that's the field. unfortunately, we can't see it. they are drying off the field,

neighb neighbor. this is an exclusive look at the cushions you're paying $2,000 to get on your seat when you come to the super bowl. inside, first time, i've seen a lot of these, you have 15. you have the earmust haves and the warmer, headband, and get this, tissues. because you know your nose will be running in the cold weather city. it's pretty cool and nice. that's going to be waiting for 75,000 people getting to the game today. tickets on average are about $2500. will we get another new york super bowl? i'm not sure if they will do another cold weather game super bowl, so last night at the nfl honors, i worked the red carpet

and talked to the who's who and the guys great in today's game. i asked two owners how they feel new york stid and will we get one ever again. >> we want ed it here and post 9/11 we thought it would be a great thing. some of the most memorable games are in the element. this is why we have the nfl headquarters here. because i was thrilled to have the super bowl here. >> those two guys want the super bowl back. dallas wants another shot at it where they didn't have any luck two years ago. i will stay this, but i don't know if you had a chance to walk to broadway, but i have never seen more people in new york

city at one time for a longer period of time. it was overwhelming. i don't know if they were buying anything or if the statue of liberty magnets are attractive. but people came and are going to watch. the weather won't be that bag. i should say, this is new jersey, not new york. >> it is in new jersey where the stadium is. i was walking to the train and you were coming down. everyone i saw was a seattle seahawks fan. there were more seahawks fans in clayt clayton's way. the first time you get to the super bowl, you have to come back. the broncos have been here before. so i'm very curious to see how

this comes out today. and i can't wait so see when the tarp comes off to see if there's a field underneath. >> i wish the fans were out, there was no rain this morning. coming up, will we see another six weeks of old man winter in just minutes from now? a weather prediction from punxsutawney phil. we'll bring it to you live. not a prediction, scientific fact. >> the woman behind this obamacare investigation is here with shocking new details on it. and this guy is not an apple specialist, but he plays one on tv. >> this is the 5f. tomorrow they are coming out with a 5q and on sunday they are coming out with the 5zz.

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seven people with repeat criminal convictions working as navigators in california. and what i find unbelievable is the health exchange knew about this yet still approved them. >> and they are handling personal information. jillian, thank you for joining us and thank you for this investigation. coming up on the show, a terrifying crime. three armed thugs rob an an mored truck guard in broad daylight stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars before getting away. we have the latest on the manhunt for these guys. will we see another six weeks of old man went her? punxsutawney phil is the only one to answer this question. we have his prognostication, next. ♪

>> come on, phil. >> okay, phil, you have to talk to me, buddy. what do you think? what? get it right for a change. okay. i got this. okay. he's got a prediction. >> hear ye, hear ye, now this february 2nd, 2014, the 128th and yule trek of the punxsutawney groundhog at

hobbler's knob. punxsutawney phil was awakened by a huge crowd of his fateful followers! phil looked to the sky and gazed around his stump and speaking in groundhog he directed president bill dealy to the proper scroll, which reads, a super bowl winner i will not predict, but my weather forecast you cannot contradict. why that's not a football, but my shadow i see, it's six more weeks of winter it must be! >> it's remarkable because in this foggy condition out there in pennsylvania, he was able to see his shadow. but hey, you can't argue with science. >> no, actually, you kind of

can. i was just reading on mpr's website that according to stormfacts.com, he has a less than stellar record. his percentage of getting it right is 39% since the time that began in 1887. >> well, it started in 1841, is you can't pay attention to mpr. >> if mpr wants to join the caucus, they have a first amendment right to do that, but you are not going to argue with scientific fact. >> he may not be on his a-game, he's seeing the flashing lights and is probably thinking more about the female groundhog than food. >> and he's upset the steelers didn't make it to the super bowl. that's the best looking rodent i've ever seen. he is adorable. upwards of 40,000 people to be in punxsutawney, pennsylvania. food, dancing, that go out at 4:00 in the morning to hear

this. bad news in the weather department. i was surprised because folklore says when you see fog on groundhog day morning we'll see summer and spring more quickly, but not today. the point is, phil is a truth-teller. he's not pandering to his audience. he's giving them the facts, whether they like it or not. he's like a theodore roosevelt. >> in the spirit of groundhog day, would you like to come back and do the show again tomorrow? another four hours of television? >> with wake up with "i've got you babe" with sonny and cher. let us know what you think about phil's prediction? e-mail us, we'll have more on that coming up here. and this, a shocking photograph of a 4-year-old firing an ak-47. you won't believe what al qaeda has planned for this toddler. and he's a super bowl winning quarterback. joe theismann is joining us with

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forecast you cannot contradict. why that's not a football, but my shadow i see, it's six more weeks of winter it must be! >> a fox news alert this morning. it is official. punxsutawney phil is predicting six more weeks of winter. and he's always right. the world's most famous rodent saw his shadow after a group called the inner circle decked out in their top hats and suits woke him up and took him out of his den. he looked bewildered, and everyone gave phil a boo. this is the first time groundhog day fell on a super bowl sunday. a happy coincidence. phil did not predict a super bowl winner. >> are there some rumors or something, though? he does predict all things. >> it's always been a brutal winter already. it's been cold with a lot more snow. rick reichmuth is predicting not at today's game we won't see snow, but this is remarkable, that a big snowstorm could be coming through overnight and

affecting those trying to leave the game. >> you saw your shadow this morning, obviously. >> i saw my shadow. no matter what that groundhog says, it's going to be winter for a while, i can tell you, not good news. how does a groundhog see his shadow with all the flashes going off? that's what i want to know. >> plus with the fog today, that groundhog is remarkable. how do you see your shadow in the fog, phil? >> somehow i don't buy it. something just happened there in gobbler's knob or whatever it is. the cold air is in place, and i think as you look forward to our models now, for the next two to three weeks, cold stays in place across the northern tier of the country. it will also be a stormy pattern that we are setting up for this week and probably for the next two weeks. and when i say stormy pattern, i mean the east coast seeing potentially quite a bit of snow and the west coast starting to see some rain, which is good news. here's your temps right now, it is very cold across the northern

plains. again, that cold we have been talking about is still warm across the south. a big warm up has happened with the pattern changing, so take a look at texas and oklahoma. very heavy snow falling this morning. and we'll see this throughout the day today. but tonight some areas will see 6 to 10 inches of snow accumulating across the red river valley from lubbock up to oklahoma. out across the west, more rain moving into california. the areas in california now are in exceptional drought. they have never had that kind of drought in california. so any rain we can get out of there is certainly some beneficial news. but real quickly, look at this. there's the snow that's going to develop. and overnight tonight moving throughout new york city. for people trying to get out of here tomorrow, a big problem. the game, fortunately, is just fine. guys? all right. rick reichmuth. >> we are in the man cave. >> we were just talking about football a little bit. let's go to the headlines.

>> sure. on to your sunday morning headlines, this is disturbing out of syria. a 4-year-old is releasing an ak-47. the toddler is a son of a former jihadist. al qaeda grooms kids like this to become a terrorist. syrian rebels and the government broke down this week. and rebel this viral video? two scout leaders in utah -- >> yea! >> good one. the men now facing a felony charge for toppling this ancient rock formation in goblin valley state park. they were charged with felony criminal mischief for knocking the rock over, and david hall filming is convicted for aiding and abetting. if convicted, they face five

years in prison and a $5,000 fine. they are expected in court again next month. the manhunt is on for three violent robbers who held up an armored truck in new york city making off with $300,000 in cash. the fbi is releasing these photographs of the men holding the driver at gunpoint right before they sprayed his face with mace. that happened friday afternoon. a $50,000 reward now being offered for information leading to an arrest. a comedian dresses up as an apple employee. his goal? to mess the customers. >> can you make the whoosh sound? can you say whoosh? sometimes say it to the speaker. this is the 5q. on sunday they are coming out with the 5zz. next monday they are coming out with the 5zqr. >> what is it? >> they are just slightly more advanced. >> the perks is that four new york apple stores are facing the

new iphones coming out. this is all part of the big master plan. >> i'm sure apple was thrilled about this. brian kilmeade, where are you? >> hi, tucker. i'm on the field. sitting next to me is the man on camera more than bill o'reilly and greta van susteren combined. this is joe, welcome back. i wear your ring at the beginning and give it back at the end. peyton manning walks away with his fifth mvp, surprising? >> not at all. i liken it to the great artist, picasso, he is the greatest and deserves it. he's amongst the greatest right now. it doesn't change his legacy if he doesn't win, only enhances it. and right now tom brady and joe

montana are mentioned to be the greatest ever played. peyton is right in the mix. >> does that bring the pressure at 37? >> not at all. he's not aware of it. the only thing he's focusing on is the seattle defense. >> now we'll talk about robert wilson, making clutch passes but not rigging up big numbers. i think there's more pressure on mar schon lynch than russell wilson. >> i don't think marshall lynch feels any pressure. we wouldn't know, but russell is the key for seattle. he's thrown for over 300, he can do it. if you think of the afc championship game, tom brady missed opportunities against this defense with people that were open. you get the running game going, it's going to be really up to seattle's front four. if they can control the game against peyton manning, then i believe that seattle has a chance to win. >> you believe seattle will win. >> i like seattle in this football game. number one defense, number one office. but they are facing --?

the preseason it was 40-10, seattle. >> you said preseason. >> but after the game he got up and said no team should ever lose by that score. >> it is pretty significant. no way it has any effect on this game. >> the new york post talks about joe montana being the boomer that didn't win but very close. it's been a big time, new york wanted to see you guys. you have a lot of events legends are for this week compared to next week. i have a couple more functions to go to. nine total over the next few days. some of us have been lucky enough to wear the ring and people want to know what it is like to be a champion. what is payton thinking t about?

>> now something else matters, the future of the game, and you're working with unequal, this kebblar sandwich to asosh a lot of pressure to keep the kids safe and maybe about 100 players are using it now. what's the latest news? >> we have 100 kids using unequal. unequal and pop warner are working to protect the foundation of youth football. esquire magazine -- this tells you how good the technology is. and i would love parents to go to the website, unequal.com and look at the technology and research behind it. >> here's the thing, should nfl co-hosts show "hannity" again

this week? >> i've become sean hannity's coach? we're working on it. he's a work in progress but coming along slowly. you are going back to new york city and won't stay for the game? >> keep in mind, we are from new jers jersey, but new york city has done a tremendous job. broadway was unbelievable. what a great experience. there are more new yorkers to enjoy this here in the state of new jersey for the great super bowl. >> i'm sad. and i'm happy. that's my way of saying we've got to rap. >> see you later. >> back to you in the studio. i hope you were paying

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welcome back. 45 minutes past the hour. here are headlines for you. new storm, that snowstorm that hit atlanta last week leaves thousands of abandoned cars on the road, kids stuck in day care centers all day, police say this guy took it as an opportunity to steal. look at him. he's behind bars accused of stealing a tow truck and then using it to grab abandoned cars off the road. opportunist. and san francisco taking a few from nanny bloomberg floating the idea of a soda tax. city lawmakers propose a 2-cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks. the city tried a similar tax in 2009 but gave up when the business community cried foul. tucker? thank you, clayton. was our country's longest war finally to a close, and the new poll reviews the conflicts. according to a pew poll, 52% of americans say the united states failed to achieve its goals in both iraq and afghanistan.

51% say it was the right decision to invade afghanistan. that's down from 67% in 2006. this is afghanistan's president hamid karzai who blames the united states for insurgent attacks within his country. it's our fault, he claims, efforts he believes are an attempt to weaken him. fox news contributor lieutenant colonel allen west is joining us this morning. he spent a great deal of time representing our country abroad in war zones. colonel west, has a heartbreaking poll. it must be particularly tough for you having spent so much time in uniform abroad. >> well, it is very tough for a uniformed service member because what we see happening over the course of the last three presidential administrations,icallyton, bush and obama, very nebulous and strategic objectives. war fair is fought for three basic purposes, assimilation, annihilation or attrition. when you don't have leadership to clearly articulate the

guidance and the objectives and goals they want to achieve from the strategic level, no matter what you do at the tactical level, you see what has exactly happened in vietnam or what's happening right now in iraq. and there's a big concern because of a lack of engagement what the future in afghanistan is. just think last week, we had the intelligence of james clapper before the senate intelligence committee saying he is no worse than he was a decade ago. so we are kind of chasing our tails. >> if you think how many men lost their lives in afghanistan, to watch president hamid karzai attack the united states and blame us for instability in his country. even after taking bills of aid from the u.s., what kind of picture is that? >> it's a horrible picture. i spent two-and-a-half years in afghanistan and we all knew karzai was a bad actor.

as a matter of fact, his brother is the biggest war in aft afghanistan. he was not the right person to put in position, but we should have been looking for someone younger. and right now karzai is thinking about his future and he's looking to maintain relevance and power because he thinks the united states is going to leave and he wants to deal-cut with the taliban. we should not be focused on restoring institutions and democracy, we should be focusing on one thing. denying the enemy. we have to have a strong prop began dan effort that really attacks their messenger and

ideology. really, it may isolate you. >> if i spent as much time as you did in afghanistan, i'm story. this is insulting. allen west. coming up, everyone is caught up in super bowl frenzy today. football a-listers including the man in charge of the nfl, roger goodell, is sharing with us in the next hour. and over 100 million people are watching the super bowl today. so let's make sure you do it in high style. we have the ultimate super bowl tailgate party. look at that. coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] even ragu users a.

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what is your favorite part of super bowl sunday? is it tailgating with your friends? >> we'll show you how to do it in super style. and here to tell us more about the ultimate in tailgating is living light rv national salesman mike tribble. we are honored to have you here with us. >> honored to be here. this is the ultimate tailgating experience you're looking at here. let's go see it. you've got to see it. >> impeccable. >> i pulled up this morning and this thing was sitting here. people were huddled around it. you have a massive -- whoa! watch your head. >> that's what it looks like down. so obviously for super bowl we decorated this in bronco fashion. >> right. >> but nothing against the off-team, we have a trailer for them. as it opens up, you will see this, once again -- >> i'm going inside.

>> we are going in. >> let's go in. >> there's a flat-screen television. beautiful flat-screen television here from vizio. >> it is 70 inches. >> we have two 60-inch tvs on both sides. and the center section has a 70-inch tv. what's nice about this r.v., most are designed to sleep in overnight and so forth. living light r.v., we focus specifically on a lightweight trailer made of aluminum. if you have an suv, you can tow this to your tailgating, okay? and what this is designed for is going out there to function, college football games, pro football games. >> oh, man, you're going to sell a lot of these. >> you don't need the cooler full of ice -- >> listen. we have this outside ready to use. >> where does the power come from? >> we have a built-in generator as an option to put in here that will run everything for you. >> fantastic. >> or you can plug it in as well. >> you can basically live in this thing.

>> well, there's no sleeping capabilities in here. i guess you could if you want to. >> sleeping bags, no problem. >> we have plenty of r.v.s designed for sleeping. this one is designated just for tailgating. >> so you can do custom with a bathroom built in as well? >> yes. there are two bathrooms already built into this on the other side. we have a men and women's bathroom. what is the worst thing about tailgate? standing in line for the bathroom. dirty restrooms. we have taken that out of the equation. >> watch out for traffic! >> watch this. >> they don't stop for anybody. >> here are the bathrooms. that's fantastic. hey, guys, i'm going to be in here for the rest of the show if you don't mind. thank you so much, mike. >> king of the castle. >> how can we find out more information about it? >> what you need to do, go to livinglight.com or go rv.com to find out what you can buy one of these from your local dealer. >> we'll leave you in there. tucker, over to you for the tease. fantastic. i think we are taking that home

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good morning to you. it is sunday, february 2nd, 2014. i'm anna kooiman. a live look at metlife stadium where just hours from now the seattle seahawks and denver broncos will face-off in the biggest game of the year. we have everything you need to know from food to bedding to the game itself. and what's bigger than the super bowl? just one thing -- >> so you see, you faithful, there is no shadow to see, an early spring for you and me! >> the groundhog has spoken, america. ng a chilly prediction this super bowl sunday, six more weeks of

winter. that's science. we have the details. how would you define al qaeda? most would say terrorist, but one professor labels them as freedom fighters. students are outraged. we'll hear from one of them live this hour. "fox and friends" hour live three starts right now. ♪ truer words were never sung by anyone, that's prince. metlife stadium, super bowl xlviii, broncos/seahawks, morning fog just beginning to lift. >> the tarp will be lifting as

well from the field there at metlife stadium where the denver broncos and seattle seahawks will be taking each other on in the biggest football game of the year. and also it's a big day also here in new york city. >> this is really the harmonic convergence. the super bowl is in new york. it's groundhog's day. and the hoot er's girls will be joining us. >> we'll be over here eating the wings as well. you're watching the best show on television. that's why we are number one. we'll begin with news out of washington over the keystone pipeline. that's the pipeline across canada to bring oil hopefully to the united states. the president has blocked the construction despite the fact it could create 40,000 new jobs. he blocked it on the following ground that it is bad for the environment. that's what many of his environmental supporters from california are telling him. now we have a new report from the state department to show exclusively the science is in. there are no major environmental

concerns with the keystone pipeline. >> this comes as no surprise because this is the fifth major study that has come back with this. >> let's do another. >> let's do another one. now the president has no excuse. here are the facts how large this bad boy is, 1100 miles. it will cost $7 billion. and estimates put it at 42,000 jobs it could create to carry over 800,000 barrels of oil a day. but now some democrats getting on board to say, look, mr. president, we can't figure out why you wouldn't support this. democrats and republicans leaning on the white house saying to sign off on this now. >> this is the fifth report where it says it won't have an environmental impact that's going to be negative. so we are hearing from john hofmeister who was on "fox and friends" earlier. take a listen to this. >> what the state department has done wisely, i think, is to say this will not compound the greenhouse gas issue because the canadians are going to produce

this oil regardless of whether the pipeline is built or not. but the difference is that the oil -- if the pipeline is built, that oil comes to the u.s. if this pipeline is not built, it will take the oil to asia. in either case, the greenhouse gases will occur. the president's decision, does he help the americans or the asians? >> it's a simple decision. people need energy. energy equals civilization. no energy, no civilization. so you can't stop people from using fossil fuels. so is china going to benefit from this? and the president can make a decision. >> you look at politicians with a vested interest in their own state, those are governors and mayors, and you have republican and democratic mayors who this affects all signing off on this in their states. very often you will see blow-back from the officials but they have not done that.

let's go, mr. president. >> joining the fight yesterday as well. and this could potentially bring tens of thousands of jobs to the united states. >> you don't believe in science, and now the science is saying this will not tarnish the environment. so with that in mind, what is the excuse we are not approving it? the excuse is the president's biggest fund-raiser, they are emotional. >> republicans don't want dirty air, after all. democrats are echoing a fight. >> i am dubious on gravity, though. have you seen "superman"? >> i have. let's start with this. we have to get to punxsutawney

phil. >> punxsutawney phil made his winter prediction. >> a super bowl winner i will not predict, but my weather forecast you cannot contradict. why that's not a football, but my shadow i see, it's six more weeks of winter it must be! >> well, phil confirming six more weeks of winter. wow, this is the first time groundhog's day falls on super bowl sunday. phil is not predicting a super bowl winner as you just heard. here's a tragic story out of west virginia. three people including a firefighter. the two cell phone towers collapsed killing the firefighter. the judge who sentenced amanda knox is speaking out.

he suffered over the verdict and this comes as a decision ramps up to send meredith kercher home. the decision to extradite knox will be made by secretary of state john kerry. and watch seth meyer sign off on "saturday night live." >> i just want to thank the crew and the cast and especially the writers. >> such a good attitude. >> former cast members showing up for the final farewell, amy poehler and andy samberg. >> two, three -- ♪ it's so hard to say good-bye

to yesterday ♪ >> i think boyz ii men did it better. fallon is headed to "the tonight show" to replace jay leno and he's going to take jimmy fallon's place in late night tv. let's be honest, with amy poehler there and andy samberg, doesn't that make you realize he'll be there all the time? >> i know. that's true. we are going to be looking at a nice day today. we are lucky about that. take a look at the weather maps and i'll show you what we're looking at. temperatures are nice today. certainly cold into the 40s, but throw the weather maps up there for me with temps in the 40s right now. we are climbinging into the 50s

throughout the day today. and then we will start to see the snow. i guess we don't want to see weather maps, so there we go. 41 as you wake up across new york. and we're going to get up 45. it will not be the coldest super bowl. the coldest was in new orleans, which is pretty crazy. tonight we'll see a big transition. by the morning commute, many people trying to get out of here, we are talking about snow and a detent amount of snow tomorrow. all right, we'll send it inside the stadium over to brian. what's up? thank you, rick. of course, this is the first

time we have a stadium in new jersey and new york in the winter in february. and right now behind me you see the tarp. and it is not raining, but they are keeping it on so that's not a problem. this is game day. and for hundreds of players throughout time, game day is often the longest day. you have to wait until 6:00 eastern time to play football. while the pageantry around, all the build-up is into it. last night we were honored with the who's who is from yesterday. i had a chance to talk to one of the guys who had to go get ready for multiple super bowls and how long it takes. >> the night before, i tell you

what, it's the longest day of your life. >> what's hard is the minute you walk from the locker to the field, and you see the camerases, your heart starts pounding. >> i said, if you tell anybody, you're in trouble. >> yesterday was also a big day as lee sandberg has a 20th consecutive super bowl party. you might set up a unit here, but the audio was not perfect. there were 1,000 people lined up to talk to our men fighting in the field in afghanistan. it was really special.

now, i feel bagd i won't be thee to celebrate with you, but please show me the hooter's girls. >> have a seat. >> thank you. >> take a load off. anna, we are sorry. so tell us, what is your dream? >> do you really want to talk? apparently hooters is going to be selling 2 billion wings today on the super bill alone. who to cover, metlife stadium. >> you can call in, the fryers are filling up for the pre-orders. >> what's the point of pre-ordering? >> if you purchase 20 wings or

more, you get freed fried pickles or salad, right? >> entree salad or fried pickles. a coupon, too. >> where are you watching the game? >> i'm working in princeton with my girlfriend. >> look for the drool. >> it is packed super bowl sunday. coming up, imagine waking up to find a puma in your kitchen. and we are caught up in the super bowl frenzy. including the man who is in charge of the national mall, . e

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this brings us to news from washington, d.c. today we have the information on the super bowl as well. we are joined from metlife stadium. what are you doing there? >> well, i'm having a holiday. it was a great thing, the president gave the state of the union speech and all week people have been talking about it and i didn't have to pay the slightest bit of attention. to that, i was focused on the

offensive line of the denver broncos and the defensive backs of the seattle seahawks. we have a great news on fox news sunday. i talk live to the commissioner of football, roger goodell, a lot to talk about with cold weather, although it won't be too cold here, about safety, he wants to double or triple the revenue of the nfl. we'll talk to the nfl big poppa, archie manning, and we'll walk to john elway, who went from being a super bowl winning quarterback to the head of the football operations for central. and we'll talk to howie long and michael strahan and jimmy johnson. and also our power player of the week, troy aikman. if it sounds like i'm pumped and had a great time in new jersey this week, that's because i have. >> you are.

you get to rub shoulders with the big guns. although there was controversy laight, red carpet controversy, when another big star, we think is something that may not rise to your caliber of level, but this is what happened when you walk by him on the red carpet. take a look. >> mr. wallace, just one question. just one question. >> i'm sorry, i have to -- >> do you think new york can get to the super bowl? >> i'm wearing dolce & gobani. >> he hurt his feelings. i don't even know who dolce & o golbani is. people think you're getting your picture taken. then i was worried nobody was

going to thank my question. but i couldn't snub him. >> i tried to get his attention, name and stop room. we had mitt romney stopping him for a five-minute interview. i could not get wallace' to stop and talk to me. i just waited in my hotel by the phone, nothing. >> we'll check back with brian in a little bit from metlife stadium. chris wallace, check out -- >> watch chris wallace. turn around and wave to us down here in the field. come on, chris. >> he's snubbing you. >> oh, there you are! >> i'm up here where joe buck and troy aikman are.

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good morning. in your headlines this sunday for you, overnight a volcano in indonesia erupts spewing deadly ash into the air and killing at least 16 people. that death toll likely to rise. locals were evacuated a day earlier but given the okay to return home when officials thought volcanic activity had decreased. and john glenn has been graced with the newest ship. >> may god bless this ship and always sail.

>> the usns john glenn was released in san diego. he was the first american to orbit the earth and he fought in world war ii in the korean war. clayton, over to you. placing bets on the super bowl is fun, but not if you lose it all. we decided to bring in a pro to explain everything you need to know and still have fun on super bowl sunday. joining us is the president and ceo of real money sports, adam meyer. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning, clayton. >> you have made millions of dollars for your clients and have lost big bets and won big bets. i love the bet that you made $1.2 million off the packers. how did that happen? >> it was actually $2.8 million. it was $1.2 had the packers in the super bowl win 10:1 odds, and that came true. and the packers in the super bowl game itself for $1.6.

so that was one of the good ones the way the packers took it. >> if people are betting today, you say number one, never bet to catch up on paying your bills. that sounds like a smart move. well, we try to take the philosophy is that we teach you it is an investment. just like everything else, if you really the money, i will build it up slowly and start with a smaller investment and then bet it up. >> you say bet like a businessman, what do you mean? >> a lot of times people bet on a team they like. if the team that burned you last week has you scared to get back on that team, if you bet the same amount every game, you're looking for a bad result. so it's very important that you have to manage your money. there's been a certain amount of your bankrole 5 tips there.

a pand in in the hand, you talk about that. >> sometimes you see people bet on the super bowl. right away when you see that guy betting on heads or tails on the coin toss, my advice there, if you are going to make that bet, probably don't tell your spouse about that one. >> and you say don't bet with your heart, which is also a part of that. don't go into this treated as if, i love this favorite team, even though they are having problems on my whole team, i'm going to put all my money in a game. >> you can't just make the bet right before the game. if you're going to try to make a living betting sports or not

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have you been thrown out a window, bro? so you go down with the glass. you're not a man, you're a little baby. you're a baby, and i'm going to put you in a stroller and buckle you up and throw you down a flight of stairs. is this still on? yeah, you better run! i am freshman congressman sheila kelly and i'm invincible. >> who wouldn't vote for her? i would. >> melissa mccarthy is so funny. that's one of the best "saturday night live" scenes i have seen.

>> i had to check to make sure she was not a freshman congressman. i pay attention but maybe i missed one. >> they are making fun of michael grimm this week threatening to throw the reporter off the roof. >> i haven't checked the poll numbers but i bet his approval rating went up, just a guess. here are the headlines of the hour, the manhunt is on for three violent robbers who held up an armored truck in new york city making off with $300,000 in cash. that was friday afternoon. the fbi releasing these photographs of the suspects holding the driver at gunpoint. this is right before spraying him with mace. a $50,000 reward now being offered for information leading to an arrest. and strap yourself in for this incredible highway dash cam video of two semi trucks about to hit head-on. >> what the [ bleep ] are you doing? no!

no! no! >> both drivers lucky to be alive. the near collision happening on a snowy road in ontario, canada. art ginter saw the semi in front of him cross the center line going uphill into a dangerous curve. they will use this camera to investigate. talk about a rude awakening. a family in chile waking up to find a puma in their kitchen. the big cat made itself at home and made and huge mess tearing up the blinds and chewing on furniture. police say it seemed to be domesticated and likely was being kept as a pet by somebody. the puma was sedated and taken to the national zoo in chile. >> domesticated puma. it's hard to forget this cheerleader's incredible half-court shot.

well, now, the university cheerleader ashley is proving it is not a fluke by doing it again. and her athletic skills -- she's the captain of the women's soccer team. >> wow. >> wow! >> that's unbelievable. >> domesticated pumas. >> that's a fact. speaking of facts, rick reichmuth is standing outside metlife stadium to bring us the facts on the weather. it is not just punxsutawney phil predicting the weather this morning. >> take a look at the parking lot. it is empty. completely empty. >> when are they allowed to start tailgating? >> there is no tailgating. >> i'm just joking. >> i know. there was a big snowstorm here about a week and a half ago. that's all gone.

and temps are look pretty good. the sun is out with the fog mixing out. things are looking good. take a look at the weather maps. here's what's going on across the country. there's some big weather. in fact, the cold weather is just not going away across the northern plains. minus 6 in minneapolis. 10 in chicago after you have a few inches of snow from yesterday. and it is 35 in dallas. stretched kind ofcture shows across the ohio valley, tennessee valley, lower mississippi valley, but the bull's-eye of snow is across parts of west texas to oklahoma. places like the i-44 corridor from oklahoma city to tulsa up towards joplin, missouri. and then out across western, a new moisture popping up there in california. and there's also moisture headed into the area around the super bowl, but not until overnight tonight. so we are going to dodge a snowy bullet that's going to be here by tomorrow. it will make things messy going home for a lot of folks in the northeast, but at least game day

is looking good inside and outside the stadium. now we'll send it inside the stadium with brian. thank you. standing next to me is the man who spent the last 19 years in the nfl, 16 with the jets, and he was in on the decision to bring the super bowl and bring the big game here. thank you for coming here with us, mike. >> thank you for having me. >> how important was it to this deal getting done? >> when you think about the economic impact to the region, it is tremendous. not only short-term, but you have this beautiful stadium nine miles from downtown manhattan. >> they get the super bowl and try the cold weather indoors, everything is outdoors now. new york spent about $5 million and new jersey spent $17 million. times square invested over $2 million to bring it where it is today, but this is the impact. the impact or the thought is they are going to bring between $500 to $600 million to top region. >> it's tremendous. we have two state-of-the-art

facilities, the jets and the giants have new facilities. and moving forward they could have a ton of events here in the future, college bowl games and other events. >> reporter: in retrospect, the nfl experience indoors, find a way to get this -- indianapolis it was cold but indoors. in detroit it was cold but indoors. >> the whole super bowl committee did a great job this week. earlier in the week with all the cold at super bowl boulevard was a little hard. >> let's talk about these teams, you build franchises and teams. first up, what did seattle do to get there? >> well, two things standout. they go 7-9 and 7-9. i think they system attic relentlessness, signing matt flynn and drafting the

third-round quarterback from wisconsin. and to his credit, he let him compete as a rookie and start. >> it's unreal that he won it in preseason with all these guys on the roster. now this is the construction of the franchise, tim tebow brought them together as a team. >> they signed peyton manning in free sergeantagency and filled with some greats. >> they learned from new england and that's where they are today. >> in listening to both the coaches all week long, it was very interesting. they both felt they are better from the previous experiences. if you are building a team now, i'm an owner and gm, i'm looking at the transcripts to say there's something to be said for these guys learning on someone else's dime.

>> mike, pan up here to the top of the stadium, what you're witnessing is a lack of a roof. that's the issue. but there's some exciting technology that could put a temporary roof on stayedups like this. >> i think in our lifetime we'll see a temporary structure on the stadiums. now from a climate standpoint, it can't do everything, from precipitation, if i'm dan snyder, the washington redskins opener, i'm looking to renovate fedex field, i'm looking at that technology to bootstrap a fedex field with obviously a super bowl and using that technology. but we will see that in our lifetime. >> the estimated cost of $10 million to $15 million. as simple as it sounds, it is like putting a giant plastic bag over the stadium like this. >> mother nature cooperated from today. that will keep the discussion alive with philadelphia, baltimore and the redskins. >> right now you are representing 35 different players with priority sports, correct? >> i am. it's been a great experience and i get to hang out with good

people like you, brian. it's a great year for me. >> thank you for the inside baseball talk. this is the stadium you watched being built and is now being used for the 140 million people watching today. all right. thank you, guys. back to you in the studio to have some more wings, i imagine, or something else deep fried. >> it is remarkable you said inside baseball talk. baseball is so much older than football that we cannot talk it inside football talk. >> good point, clayton. you are very right. i'm going to reflect on that very deep statement. >> brian kilmeade, thank you. bin laden a freedom fighter? that's what an american professor writes in this textbook. an outraged student joins us, next. and one small business, winning the marketing dream of a lifetime. their ads running in the super bowl for free. how did they score that? reality star and businessman bill rancic here to explain live, coming up. ♪

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m'm. gotcha! [ video game sound ] awww. m'm! m'm! good! 45 minutes past the hour. quick headlines for you, an olympic-sized mess in sochi where organizers say three hotels set aside for media are not ready for check-in. many are dirty without working appliances and organizers say there aren't enough employees to fix it all. the olympic games is set for friday, by the way. a gimmick or pure genius. miller coors wants you to drink its new beer in a rocks glass. it is called miller fortune. the spirit-inspired brew both have higher alcohol content than most beers and will roll out in the next two months. maybe it is smart because beer sales have been declining and scott sales are going through the roof.

>> bring on the alcohol, thank you, clayton. the next story will wind you right up. al qaeda and osama bin laden being called freedom fighters by an american professor. the textbook in question reads this way, quote, the al qaeda movement of osama bin laden is one attempt to free the country, saudi arabia, propped up by a neocolonial power n this case, the united states. one of the students was so appalled after reading it he wrote an op-ed to other students about the class. that student is aaron badler, thank you for coming on this morning. >> thank you for having me on, tucker. >> just to be clear, this is not a parody, this is a straight-forward claim that describes osama bin laden as a freedom fighter, right? >> yeah, it's true. and i provided the quote in proper context. so he didn't deny it.

he says when the fox news author introduced him, that his writings are not imper call, which is just academic jargon for saying what he wrote is facts, and clearly it is an opinion, not a fact. >> if this guy is willing to describe osama bin laden as a free zoom fighter, what's the rest of his class like? >> it is progressivism 101. the entire class is learning about capitalism failing because registered people are greedy. big oil is causing wars. man made global warming is going to cause armageddon. just political garbage. >> does anybody pipe up saying, if america is so bad, how do you have a job indoors making above minimum wage? has anybody said that? >> no one has ever said that, no. i mean, it's a lecture class, not really a session class.

>> i bet it is. what percentage of the class caught this immediately as you said you were offended by it, what percentage are not like robots and internalize the stuff, do you think? >> from what i can tell, it is like a majority of them. >> that is so depressing. >> it really is. >> does the professor know you disagree? do you expect to face backlash from him or the school? >> i don't think so. i mean, i only know that it will be a little awkward, but i'm not in his class anymore. i don't think i need to take him as a professor ever again, so i don't think there will be any backlash, at least i hope not. >> unbelievable. call me when you are in new york next time, lunch on me. good stuff. i mean it, seriously. thank you, aaron. coming up, if you want to know why obamacare's website

isn't working, nancy pelosi says it is not her responsibility. she has no idea what went wrong. she just passed the bill. ann coulter is here to weigh in on that. and one small business winning the marketing dream of a lifetime. their ad dream of a lifetime. their ad running in the super bowl for free. how did they pull that off? bill ramsick here with the details. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to serve current and former military members andheir families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve.

53 minutes after the hour. for the first time ever, a small business is getting the opportunity of a lifetime, an all expenses paid super bowl ad.

here is a preview of what you'll see during the big game. ♪ >> well, now it is the winner, goldie blocks gets that coughed time during the big game. bill rancic sits down and gives some advice. >> so of the 15,000 small businesses that tried to get this, goldyblox wins why? >> well, america voted. we had 15,000 plus small businesses apply. the 8,000 employees at intuit voted. america voted on the final four and they chose goldieblox. this young woman created a game to women educate young girls

about math and engineering. she was a young girl in the classroom and she said this is not right. she said i'm going to do something different and she created this game and she had two employees a year ago, she now has 15 employees. and once she made it in the final four, she got orders from target, toys r us. so this exposure has really helped her and the commercial hasn't even aired yet. so i think, you know, tomorrow morning, this story begins. >> and what is the platform going to be like for her? >> it is going to be a generational changing in her life. i think this is a wants to keep forever and her kids' kids' kids may be running this business one day. she has gotten interest from every major retailer across the country. it has been remarkable. >> and maybe more girls getting involved in engineering and math, hopefully. >> i hope i can invest between now and game time. >> she's privately held, but i think maybe i can give you her number. >> you seem to be the person who

can answer this question. the administration issued 18 regulations last month since january. what's the climate for small business right now? >> you know, it's tough. that's why we launched this campaign. wanted to shine the spotlight on the importance of small business. most people don't realize, they are the largest sector of business that employs people. yet they don't get the recognition and incentive that they need. it's tough for them to get money, tough to get advertising campaigns going because they're worried about paying the rent and keeping employees' paychecks going. but it is getting better. we're seeing more small businesses starting. women are opening up small businesses at a faster raip rate than men. things are looking good. >> bill, we have to wrap it there, but let us know your show. >> out in april, juliana and bill on e! >> thank you. bill rancic. do you want to know why the obamacare website isn't working? nancy pelosi says it's not her

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his credsi critics. you'll see the interview and reaction on the next factor. and we hope to see you next. good morning. it's super sunday, the 2nd of sunday, 2014. it's almost game time. >> go seahawks! >> go, broncos, go! go, broncos! >> go broncos! >> we have a look at metlife stadium where just hours from now, the seattle seahawks and the denver broncos will face off in the biggest game of the year. we are live on the field this hour. >> and you want to know why the obamacare rollout was so disastrous? don't ask the house minority leader. >> why is it so hard to get a company to execute that competently? >> i don't know.

and i -- >> that's right the 3 the woman who passed it still doesn't know what's in it or what happened to it. nancy pelosi has no responsibility for obamacare. >> and why don't we ask punxsutawney phil. what's bigger than the super bowl? well, phil. out in western pennsylvania, his prediction this super bowl sunday. will it be six more weeks of winter or a spring coming early? "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. ♪ ♪ you'll be coming home with me tonight ♪ ♪ and we'll be burning -- >> live look from metlife stadium where the seattle seahawks and denver broncos will battle super bowl 48, first time in a cold weather city like this. >> and you can watch it right

here on fox, too. a big interview with from the president obama done by our very own bill o'reiley. he'll be asking the hard hitting questions. >> enjoy it. you've got six more weeks of winter, according to a groundhog from the commonwealth of pennsylvania called phil. the groundhog has broken, winter, six weeks. >> he broke my heart. >> meanwhile, frank is coming up and he analyses these super bowl commercials very well. among them, the most effective super bowl commercials. so many people say they're not watching the game, they're going to watch for the commercials. >> shamelessly, that's why i like to watch. >> we're going to show you -- >> nothing wrong with that. frank says it's okay. news headlines we want to get to, today, new jersey governor chris christie should be celebrating his state hosting the super bowl. instead, he's fighting new allegations by a top aid, the governor defending himself. in it, he says the aide, david

wilstein will, quote, do and say anything to save david wilstein. it goes on to attack wilstein's credibility. allegations exist that credittie knew about the closing. the judge in amanda knox's verdict speaks out. this real estate ramped up demands for the united states to throw her behind bars or ex tra diet her. meredith kercher's brother says i don't understand why a convicted criminal is not in custody. the decision to extra diet nox will be made by secretary of state john kerry. so far, he has not commented. seattle seahawks taking on the denver broncos. it's not ordinary for one ordinary man. they be the anaheim seahawks. listen to bearing made the move

relocate them to seattle. they made it their mission to keep their beloved team in seattle and it worked. mark will feel her presence at tonight's game. he's wearing her jacket all the time. here is what he told us earlier on "fox & friends." >> this is her coat and i wear it to all the games. and it kind of brings it full circle that i'm able to bring this coat and bring her to the super bowl. and now jenny gets to sit thanks to this wonderful woman. >> yeah. well, we weren't the only ones who were moved by his story and passion. best selling author debbie maycomer joined us live with a special surprise for mark, free super bowl tickets for tonight's game. he was absolutely beside herself and just elated that hesitate

wearing his jacket from jenny and she's going be there with him. >> what a nice guy he was. well, you've been following the disaster that is obamacare. train your attention not to just the federal website, but to the state. that's why some of the biggest disasters are unfolding now. some of the states with the least functional exchanges are states run by democratic exchanges are those who supported president obama from the beginning. >> this is surprising, actually, the "new york times" taking the obama administration to at that particular task with this big story about how aes all these democratic leaning states. hawaii, oregon one of them. just a mess right now with their state exchange. people not able to log on and get the coverage they need. minnesota having problems. massachusetts is having problems. maryland having another round of problems. of course, martin o'malley, the outgoing governor there, he was one of the first to get that website up and running. a big champion and supporter of

obamacare. may have some problems for the next governor running to take over. it could be a domino effect for governors trying to come in in those states, as well. >> a lot of those states say they've had to revert to the old fashioned pen and paper. they've had enrollment deadlines pushed back and pushed back. she's saying, you know what inspect i'm thinking about suing cgi financial, they're the contractor in charge of the shoddy website and that way she can push the blame and say hey, this wasn't my fault to try to dig her way out of this hole. >> i think we all agree, at some point they're going to fix the website. much more ominous, much more threatening i think to ordinary americans are the deep problems with obamacare, the cost. and people who have insurance now will be paying much more for their insurance and we're already seeing it in state after state. people's premiums going through

the roof. even those who have been able to keep their plans. >> people who have been able to keep their plans, up to 306,000 people in california, their premiums going up 3%. these were people that were grandfathered in. in addition to which, those generic prescription drugs which were $5, $10 with a copay, those are skyrocketing, as well. some people now paying up to $80 for what they used to pay $5 for. >> and they were warned about this. it's a lose-lose situation for them. if they decide to keep their plan, then the premium could be going through the roof, like in these situations. if they decide to go for the less expensive obamacare version, they risk losing their plans and their prescriptions, obviously. >> a lot of people giving up and going on medicaid. one of those will not be frank lund, who jones us here right now. frank, you normally analyze politics and people's opinions about candidates and issues. but you have trained your

sightes and your formidable mathematic yalgal talents on super bowl ads. >> and we've done over 3,500 ad testing in the last ten years. and i brought some ads with us, some of the best super bowl ads in the last decade. >> 2005, one of the best? >> this is one of the best. it's the famous ad that says thank you to our troops. let's roll it because there's a good story behind this. >> doesn't look like much of an ad. are we rolling -- >> it's an anheuser busch ad,

right? >> it gives me chills watching it. it's a special event and it's something that everybody across the globe shares. but the men and women in uniform who defend us every day, those who are stationed across the globe, they get a chance to watch it on television. we cannot say thank you enough because we get to enjoy this great game with chippes and salsa, soft drinks and beer and they're fighting for us and for the men and women, for the parents and children who -- of men and women in uniform, we can't thank you enough for what you do. >> and there's a similar ad with budweiser this year. you wonder if it's going to resinate the same way. >> it will. but most super bowl ads are humerus and most of them involve things that we're not expecting. one of my favorite is with an actress who turned 90 years old this year. let's take a look. >> hut!

mike, come on! >> mike, what is your deal, man. >> oh, come on, man, you've been playing me all day. >> you're playing like betty white out there. >> that's not what your girlfriend says. >> better? >> better. >> hike. how about bet? >> that hurt. >> you're not you when you're hungry. snickers satisfies. >> everybody was wondering how they did that. >> abe bredaga is the punch line for more dead or alive -- >> was he hurt? >> i'm told that he's still alive. we've got one more and this is one of the best television ads ever done for an automotive company. let's take a look at the ad. >> come on. nowadays, lots of people go by themselves. >> no, they don't. >> hey, son, have fun tonight.

♪ ♪ >> what a great spot. >> why does that work one so well? >> and that was actually controversial because they claim that he was too aggressive with her. but it worked too well because it had a shocking ending. it relates the car to an event that we can all appreciate, that we are surprised in seeing. the best super bowl ads give the punch line only in the last two or three seconds. about that one, people remembered it was an audi ad. >> and it's giving this kid confidence to drive an audi,

right? >> tossing the keys to the kid like that, that shows bravado. >> expression, it's okay in an audi ad. >> for the production value, you want to make sure it's a return on your investment. >> it has to be memorable. >> you're going to the game. >> i'm going to the game. >> would you giek lies to join me? i've got three free tickets. >> very kind of you. we've got to work. thank you, though, frank. >> thanks, frank. coming up, do you want to know why obamacare was so disastrous? don't ask nancy pelosi. she has no clue. >> why is it so hard to get a company to execute that competently? >> i don't know. and as one -- >> the same woman who said we'll know what's in it when we pass it. ann coulter on deck with that. and a bird comes flying

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exchange. 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 i -- as one who was very -- >> no, and that's my question. >> let me get the house minority leader here. i can ask her. hold on. wait, what do you mean you don't know? how do you not know? well, it's not my responsibility. >> keep in mind, we wouldn't have obamacare without nancy pelosi. now she disavows all responsibility for it. ann coulter is joining us. what do you think of that, ann? >> i knew. and i can explain why. i can explain why, too. everything at the universal law of the universe, everything provided by the government gets worse and more expensive over time. everything provided on the -- by the private sector gets better and less expensive over time. which is why i'm thinking we want to get our health insurance through the same system that gave us iphones, federal

expression, you know, flat screen tvs, cell phones and not the system that gave us the amtrak food service and not the internal revenue service. so i kind of knew all this was going happen. a shocking and horrible thing happened to me yesterday. i got up in the morning and got an e-mail from a friend saying, my sister almost died because of obamacare. she had been thrown off her insurance care. blue shield completely pulled out of california. a lot of insurance companies have just had to pull out. and there is no competition. i mean, this is -- there is competition, there are a million insurance companies, but they all have to provide under federal law the exact same product. so have at it. go and compete. anyway, she had been thrown off her insurance. she had been trying to get insurance some other way. get on obamacare. she couldn't get through the website and she has a fever, but she didn't want to go to the emergency room until she got her insurance. so she put it off, put it off.

on thursday, she went into septic shock. i was giving a speech yesterday and i mentioned this during this speech that this woman nearly died. i got done giving me speech and my friend sent me an e-mail saying, my sister died from obamacare. it's suspecting. we knew this would happen. it's a horrible story and people need to know about these stories. i e-mailed her, i asked her, can i tweet this? and she said julie would be very happy for you to tweet this. >> that is really upsetting. so where is the accountability? how come you have people like nancy pelosi, for example, or the governor of maryland, who is now apparently running for president, really facing no criticism at all for their role in getting this program through the congress and made into law? >> well, i think republicans have to speak with one voice.

they could be a little clearer. i don't know if you saw the gop plan this week. but weirdly enough, democrats big argument is but the republicans don't have an alternative. it's a little thing i've worked up i like to call premarket capitalism. and mccain, interesting will ily enough, he probably didn't even read it, but his plan was fantastic back in 2008. it really is just allow -- congress could pass a one-page bill, there shall be interstate commerce in purchasing health insurance. then we probably would all be getting our health insurance from utah. it allows you the most competition. and the same way you do with your auto insurance. you can choose the insurance we want. that's all we want, give us competition. >> it's not complicated. thank you for reminding us with that. thank you for joining us from l.a. i know it's really early there. >> thanks, tucker.

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it's the big day. we're getting ready for the big game. best part of the super bowl, tailgating experience or party might just be the food. >> if you're scrambling, trying to think of what to make, don't worry, we have some ideas to help show your team spirit. >> it's like bob barker. >> he's a catering chef of the year. eric levine, nice to see you this morning. >> pleasure to be here.

>> and your book, small bites, this is what people are doing. they don't want to eat a big meal watching the super bowl. >> we'll start with the small bites. every day is a party. this is our team for today, which is tailgating. we have a gate tailgating truck right here. lots of fun, small bites, big flavors. this is simple and easy to do. like in my cookbook, it's all about simplicity. make it easy for your friends and family to have a lot of fun. get them back to the kitchen. >> and these dishes are themed after the broncos and the seahawks. what do we have here? >> our bison burgers with a little bit of a mexican flare. >> those are so good. >> bison burgers, how difficult is it to cook them? you want to be real careful. cook them slowly, nice flame. what i did on here is i did a little bit of a salsa, guacamole, great player to it. then we did a teriyaki shrimp, which is really seattle.

we have small bites big flavor cookbook, made with a full shart rib. those are really good. you should try one of those. for the desserts, we have a granola and then a rocky mountain oyster chocolate -- >> rocky mountain oyster? rocky mountain oyster pizza -- >> eat it first and then we'll tell you what's in it. >> we have two types of soup. we have a chili. that's als always awesome, nice and hot. representing the broncos. >> this is brilliant. >> and then we have, representing seattle, we have a little bit of a seafood chowder. >> a little bit of chowder. i'll eat that one. >> this is lots of flavor to this. >> you'll just eat the potatoes. >> it all comes back to the small bites, making it fun at

home, doing things that are simple, having a lot of veert, but a theme. have a team, make it fun, you have to make it through the whole game and have some room for some beverages. >> so much better than chips and dip, though. >> oh, yeah. >> how hard is it, for example, to make salmon balls? >> easy. and the best thing about it is you can do it the day ahead and spend time with your family and friends. >> i want to go to your house. >> come on in. >> these are delicious. >> check out the book "small bites" all these things are inside the book so you can make it to your next party. try and step it again. >> chefericle vivine.com. have a lot of fun with it. it's tailgating, super bowl sunday, we're fired up. >> thanks for making our show a party. >> thank you. >> can i have a chocolate? >> have a chocolate ball. state ahead, this guy isn't an apple specialist, he just

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♪ ♪ wake up little susie wake up little susie ♪ ♪ what we gone that tell your mama what are we going to tell your pa ♪ >> welcome back. you're looking at a promo this morning for today's interview, bill o'reiley interviewing barack obama, president of the united states, 4:30 p.m. live here on the fox news channel. don't miss that. it's been a big day. super bowl, o'reiley interview, pungs punxsutawney phil, and now

rick at metlife stadium. >> there's rick. rick is waited on bated breath to give his metrological forecast this morning. rick, what was your take on that? >> basically, i wanted to know what i needed to say for the on next six week. >> i'm glad you're taking your cues from rodents. >> now that i've got it done, we've got six more weeks of winter, apparently, according to that rode ept. and i think he's probably right, actually. at least four weeks. waef cold four weeks ahead. but a very big break today here in new jersey with the super bowl will be played this afternoon. take a look at the maps and i'll show you. when we see the temperature trend, go back to tuesday and the high temperature was 21 degrees. yesterday, 45. today, the high temperature will be 50 and at kickoff, we're looking at a temperature around 44 degrees and after a high temperature of 50, 45 degrees. winds with potentially the biggest problem for the players, not an issue.

that is great news. there is a storm out there. it is a big storm today that's across parts of the central plains, into the ohio valley and the tennessee valley. but you see this snow right now across parts of oklahoma and texas. we're seeing icing across areas in dallas and bridges and we're getting reports of a lot of accidents. so be prepared there. and then tonight, that snow moves into the new york area and new jersey potentially 36 inches of snow by tomorrow. so, guys, a big doj bullet dodged here across the area for super bowl, which is great news for a lot of people. guys. >> that's going to be crazy tomorrow watching at the airports. thanks, rick. on to some other stories making headlines at this hour, some disturbing video, a 4-year-old firing an ak-47. the child considered to be the son of an al qaeda jihadist. this video surfaces ago week long peace talks between syrian rebels and the government break down. strap yourself in to this

incredible highway video of two semi-trucks about to be hit head on. >> what [ expletive ] are you doing? no! no! >> both drivers lucky to be alive. clearly, the near collision happening on a snowy roadway on ontario, canada. art says he saw the semi cross the double yellow line going uphill. police are going to use this dash cam video to investigate all that. caught on camera in ohio, a burglar broke into a store and decide to help himself into the cooler. he went straight to the cooler and grabbed a brewski. he's facing a few charges now, including breaking and entering and vandalism. a comedian dresses up as an apple employee. his goal? to mess with the customers. >> trying to make the whoosh

sound? can you say whoosh? say it into the speaker. sometimes it works. >> yes. this is the 5s. tomorrow, this is a secret. they're coming out with 5q. on sunday, they're coming out with the 5zz. next sunday they're come out with the 5zqr. >> and what are those? >> he visited four new apple city stores telling people about the technology features. he claimed new iphones are coming out. all of this part of the prank. make it go whoosh. >> it sounds like something they would do. >> back up. they get slammed for releasing things too slowly, once a year. >> yeah, well, that's true. and then he's like, this is a secret but i'm telling you. >> that's one every week, right? >> it's all a scam, gosh. tucker, meanwhile, in that break was using his iphone. the a version. >> right. hey, let's get out to brian right now because he is live at

metlife stadium. did they pull the tarp, brian? >> yeah. hey, guys, first up, i came outside to be with skoech steco spagnuolo, now an assistant a coach with the ravens. right now, it's finally happening. they're taking the tarp off a turf field that was being blown dry for i think the last two weeks and they're pulling it out. you're seeing that now. a guy that used to work inside that stadium, steve spagnuolo is here. you coached in there for the other team, but for you personally, how special is it for you to come back? >> anytime you can come back to the biggest stage in the country, new york city, it's an exciting thing. i just think that, you know, when they decided to do this a few years back, i think we all envisioned what could happen? i think it's turned out terrific. >> yeah. tomorrow it will get hit with snow, but that won't affect us today. >> right. the number one offense, you have

a different take. >> well, i think what's going to be interesting, that's going to be a tremendous challenge. but it's the other game within the game, seattle's offense against denver's defense and i'll kind of be paying particular attention to, seattle has run the ball really, really well and denver's defense has played the run pretty well. so this thing may come down to whether seattle can throw it or moving it, throwing against denver's defense. so i think it's intriguing. i mean, look, the star power or the peyton mannings and the defensive length and athletic ability of seattle aes defense lb fun to watch, but i think it's intriguing. >> what's difference about this game? these guys, i think only seven of them played in the super bowl before. what are they going to find out that you found out when you're coaching with the giants? >> they're going to find out that today is a long day before you get to 6:30 p.m. we used to tell this to our guys all the time, don't play the game before the game. i remember coach coughlin talking about it, but the focus

and the emotion have to match. because if it gets out of whack, you either get too high emotion and you can't play well. if you're not focused enough, you don't play well. so it's a challenge of all day, brian, before you get to the game and boom. >> and i do remember the giants looking so loose against the undefeated new england patriots. they seemed to happy to be there with the patriots team stressed. can you lose this game before you get to this game? >> that's a pretty good statement. i guess if you let the emotion get in your way, instead of just going out and playing, let your personality show, i think you make a good point, brian, that year that we did go, the michael strahans, antonio pierce, eli mannings, we were looking enough where we cut it loose and it worked out good for us. >> john fox did good, but not good enough to stay. pete carroll with the jets out with new england, fined, but still got fired. parcel

parcells had been there. do you think that's a necessary part of the process to go through a situation, whether it's your fault or their fault if it doesn't work out? >> i think it's a valuable process. i think people will tell you in any business, sometimes they become better by the mistakes that they made rather than all the success. and i think, hey, look, john fox and pete carroll are two tremendous coaches. they've been that way all through their career. i'm sure that many times they go back to where they were previous, make sure they don't make the same mistakes and look at the results. >> how important is it for a coach to -- his players? i think pete carroll made more changes than anybody else when he took over. >> no matter how you do it with inside the confines of your walls and the buildings in this organization, as long as everybody is on the same page and there's a system set set forth, let's get these kind of play toes fit these kind of offensive/defensive systems, it usually works out pretty good. both of these teams have done that. >> what do you think is going to happen? who is going to win?

>> i'm not a prediction guy. it comes down to the end, makes it exciting. exciting for the city of new york. exciting for all football fans and it's a lot of fun. >> you're not going to make a prediction? >> no. >> later, i'll tweet it out. coach, i know john harbaugh, the ravens, you are now a part of that staff. are the rating champs for a few more hours and i know you want to get back here and you guys are hungry. don't worry, it may just be a year of hiatus. >> thank you. appreciate you. >> back to you guys in the studio. coming up here on the show, msnbc in damage control once again apologizing for a tweet branding conservatives racist. but are they really sorry or does the network have a bead of tolerance? and we are live from our very own -- all the drinks and snacks to make your super sunday even more super. details, ahead. oh!

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msnbc's president apologizing for an offensive comment the network tweeted out about a new super bowl ad that said this, maybe the right wing will hate it, but everyone else will go aww. the adorable cheerios ad with a b biracial family. is this part of a culture of intolerance? howard kurtz is here. howard, it seems like every weekend lately we're talking about something offensive they have done over there. what's going on? >> this is particularly sad and

offensive. this nice heart warming super bowl ad brings a tweet by some unnamed staffer who was fired for this and rightly so. i'm sure most people at msnbc are horrified. but i have to question whether there's a culture at that network where there's such clothing of conservatives where it doesn't seem remarkable for somebody to put up in the network's name a comment like that suggesting rather explicitly that people on the right don't like the idea of racially mixed families. >> well, phil griffin tackled part of this question about intolerance over there. the ideology at msnbc. he says, quote, i think we've never had an ideology, an ideology is a single thought across all programs. we've never had that. obviously, i hire people who fit the sensibility. we do stay true to the facts. you have to build your argument. that's why i call it a sensibility. do you buy that at all? well, it's very obvious that a couple years ago in an effort to

boost the anemic ratings that msnbc started to get left. every single person who is at it as a host they all love obama. occasionally they criticize him from the left. i'm not buying phil griffin's explanation. the one nice thing about the way this played out on twitter after that tweet was that a whole number of conservative families who have racially mixed family members put up pictures of themselves and not only criticized msnbc, but says here's my family and this is what we're like and in a way, fought that hateful sentiment with loving images. >> showing a photo here of course with might tell romney's family. that's what got melissa harris-perry in so much trouble for her comment about that. i want to move on to football. >> i've noticed. >> you'd be hard pressed to notice it. michael strahan was finally inducted to the hall of fame.

you have a big interview with him. tell us about it. >> yeah. i sat down with him in new york. congratulations to michael strahan. he spoke candidly about what it's like to deal with the media zoo that surrounds the super bowl, both when he was a player, now that he is a part of the media team and kelly rippa's co-host. he spoke about being an african-american and the kind 06 racial abuse that greeted richard sherman after that sideline rant. strahan told me to that to day he's subjected to that. i also had a chance to talk to erin andrews about her interview after it happened. looking forward to showing that to view thers morning on media buzz. >> media buzz is at 111:00 a.m. here on fox news channel. coming up here on the show, what's the big game without some tasty snacks? chef jackson is here. he'll be giving us some alcohol and some food.

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but probably not quite enough. well, all morning, wooerve lounging around this amazing man cave of our very own. while the man cave is the perfect place to watch the game, it's nothing without some great food .some great drinks. >> basically, you're telling me that the guys -- a way to get stuck is in the kitchen? >> yes. i'm not complete complaining. >> i'm not, either, actually. i've got the food. you guys relax over there. you've got some perfect game day advertisers for it. >> i do. i'm a man, i love manly stuff so i start you off with meet. and so i have some cider glazed ribs up front. i have what i call pig candy, which is roasted roasted bacon. couple skpin brown sugar and paprika and i also have fresh

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