& friends first". winter is still here reminding us. >> it is now 59 minutes after the hour. one minute until the top of the hour. we begin with an extreme weather alert. one storm down two more to go parts of the midwest and northeast getting slammed with heavy snow. >> in new york and new jersey nearly 2,000 flights were canceled stranding thousands of super bowl fans monday. big rigs, buses and cars all get stuck. >> hang on to the snow boots and your shovels. maria molina is tracking two more storms. >> you are right. we are talking two more storms. one of them is already underway across parts of the center of the country. that last storm system that moved through parts of the northeast produced more than 6 inches of snow across portions of new york city and sur p rounding areas and bicking up 8

inches of snow. from oklahoma to kansas early this morning. we have widespread winter storm warnings winter weather advisories and watches in effect into the plains and into the midwest. may be as much as 6-10 inches of snow. the snow will tense intensify a heads to the northeast. places like new england could pick up 15 inches of snow. it will be tricky along the new york city area and parts of long island. 5-10 inches of snow possibly. it will be tricky and a tough forecast because warmer air will be mixing in with that. we could be talking about significant ice accumulation. that will be something to track through out the rest of the day. the snow totals 6-10 across parts of the midwest. higher accumulations across northeastern pennsylvania up

state new york into connecticut. that's what we are talking about up to a foot of snow possible. heather and ainsley take a look at the temperature forecast. it will be very cold, winter like feeling like it across the lower 48 especially as we head into thursday. high temperatures only in the teens, chicago, buffalo, single digits across parts of the upper midwest. >> everyone head down to miami where it is 81. >> thank you, maria. >> a man accused of murdering four people back behind bars this morning after escaping a maximum security prison in michigan. michael david elliot 24-hours of freedom ending in indiana after a wild car chase. it all happened when cops got a call about a stolen car. moments later they spotted it speeding down p the street. >> i did not realize it was him until we asked him who he was. he told us that he was michael

elliot he was the one that escaped from the michigan prison. i can't believe we have him. we got him. >> while on the run he stole a total of 4 cars and kidnapped a woman who later broke three. he used his hands to create a whole in two electronically charged fences and walked out of the prison dressed in an all white worker's uniform. >> four people are dead after a small plane crashes in nashville, tennessee. the pilot who was also killed is being hailed a hero this morning for managing to avoid hitting a ymca building with dozens of people inside. everyone on board the plane was killed. no one on the ground was hurt. the cause not yet known. >> mistakes over the obamacare web site not going anywhere any time soon. thousands of people who were

having trouble signing up are asking for errors on the site to be fixed to no avail. strooef se stooe se steve centanni has more. >> the web site made a mistake the customers were advised to appeal by computer mail or phone. only the mail option was available as it is not working. the white house downplayed the size of the problem. >> only around 22,000 asked for help by filing an appeal and we are going to get some help. we are talking about a very small percentage of the number of people who have applied for coverage. >> the agency handling healthcare.gov is advising them tol start the appeal and start all over again. they are advising them back to healthcare.gov where they can

reset and finish the applications without needing to complete that appeals complex. head sources saying a fix for the appeals is not even a. >> they need federal enrollment numbers for the system to even survive. >> the appeals were filed over a variety of web site mistakes and none have been resolved so far. >> steve sent any live in washington for us. thank you, steve. >> we are hearing from president obama for the first time about the keystone pipeline project. they are not getting many answers. a recent report found that it would not do any harm to the environment and the pipeline would create ten that he is of thousands of jobs. the president still down-playing that number. take a listen to what he told bill o'reilly last night. >> first of all it says 42,000.

it is a couple,000 to fill the pipeline. >> 42 all told. >> bottom line the process now goes agencies comment on what the state department did, public is allowed to comment. keri is going to give me a recommendation. >> we are going to do that after five years. i will take that as a yes. >> the project would shift 830,000 barrels of oil a day from canada to texas refineries. >> and it is time to look who is talking. this morning is charles krauthammer. the mr. obama tried skirting around the issues. >> you can run but you can't always hide. on some issues he was able to escape. automatic oo it is true he never answered it but he looked pretty weak. it was obvious he didn't have

any answer. >> he is down-playing any important issues on purpose. >> if he thinks it is unimportant it is delusional. i don't think he is not a delusional man. he is also very smart. i think he largely pretends thethis is stuff pref p vented by fox as a way to deflect them. ing it it is a disaster the clinton store he knows that. this is simply not true. you know the fact that a week after it happened he is on "the view and they pretend they are looking into this to see if it was an out of control demonstration is simply shocking. >> in another news in a few hours the results of phillip seymour hoffman's autopsy are

expected to be released as we learn brand new details about all of the drugs found in the actor's new york city apartment. kelly wright joins us live with the latest. >> police are looking into the last hours of phillip seymour hoffman's life. in two separate places he is described as looking gray and very sweaty. police question a manager of a near guy brosch restore where he was spotted saturday night. cops are checking surveillance video of a bank atm where he was seen on sunday hours before his death. a man telling police he saw hoffman withdraw a large sum of cash and appears to buy drugs from them. he was then found dead inside of his apartment. a syringe was stuck in the actor's arm and 70 bags of heroin was found. some of those bags were labeled with certain names a brand name for certain dealers. they want the addicts to

come and get their product they differentiate from other dealers. >> ace of spades, ace of hearts. looks like he bought these from a drug dealer. >> they are looking for the two men. they want to know the brand he used. he leaves behind three children their mother and a girlfriend. in honor of hoffman the lights will be dimmed on broadway tomorrow. ee >> the latest in the bridge gate scandal. standing by his word he never knew his aids intention neally closed lanes on the george washington bridge. when asked why the former deputy chief of staff kelly is pleading the 5th, he said that is her constitutional right. >> all of these people have lawyers now i hope they didn't

share information with us. i understand those people are viets and they are going to exercise those rights. >> her attorney says kelly will not comply with the subpoena success. but christie's office says they will agree to do so. >> joan mondale the wife of a former vice president walter mondale is dead. she died with her husband and two sons by her side in minneapolis. she was a natural culture arts advocate. she had the nickname joan of art for her love for arts. >> joe naamath grabbed the headline with the giant fur coat and his botched coin toss. broadway joe sat down to explain what went wrong with the coin toss. >> well i got to blame that on

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>> good morning. welcome back to "fox & friends first". new breast cancer screening guidelines are being discussed. a study calling for mammogram screenings every two years for women ages 50 to 74. these guidelines were developed by the u.s. preventative services task force in 2009. in 2012 they found mammograms did little to catch deadly breast cancers before they spread. scientists say screening every two years is just as effective and will save the u.s. $4.3 billion a year in healthcare costs. hundreds of students at a north texas high school are sick with a mysterious stomach bug. in richardson texas students taking every precaution including getting the bug. this after 26 staff members and 239 students got sick on monday. last week was even worse. 600 out of the 2500 students on

campus called out sick on friday. we are the high contract surfaces are cleaned more regularly than they were and they were already being stepped up because it is flu season. >> they are trying to figure out what is causing the stomach bug. >> the texas teen injured in a skydiving accident is walking after surviving a 3500 foot fall just over a week ago. mckenzie walked about 80 feet with the help of a walker despite suffering pleading on her brain, fractures on her vertebrae, ribs, pelvis and hips. doctors anticipate she will be recovering at the hospital for several weeks, though, but they expect her to make a full recovery. does he think he can solve the

problems or is it up to the individual? >> i think you are much more friendly to a nanny state than i am. i am more of a self reliance guy you are a solve your problems guy. >> i disagree with that. i think that what used to be considered sensible we now somehow label as liberal. medicare. >> you are paying for that. >> it's the freebies we are talking about. >> the welfare is worth less now than it was 20, 30 years. it is worth less than it was with ronald reagan. >> take a look at the disability explosion. it's dangerous at the workplace through the roof. >> we have not massively expanded the wealth fair state. that's not true. when you take a look at it actually the level of sport we provide in the work are not that different than they were 40 years ago. self reliance is alive and well.

people don't see as many opportunities to get ahead. my job is to give them the tools to get ahead. >> we see the president's take on "the fox news channel. >> if your 401 k took a hit you are not alone. the dow dropping 326 points. that is the biggest drop this year. things may not be getting any better>> lauren simonetti has this news and other top news this morning. >> u.s. stocks got rocked. once again the dow down 7 percent in 2014 and the losses are eating into a lot of the gains your 401 k saw last year. the cold weather here at home effecting things well. major tech giants with google and microsoft released new data on how often they are ordered to

turn over money. they provide information on 10,000 customer accounts. they provided limited data about the nsa requests. >> a new security breech yet another to tell you about right now. if you stayed at any of these 14 hotels on the screen marriotts holiday inns in 8 states, illinois, texas, indiana, virginia, kentucky and florida. listen up. white lodging that's the company that manages the hotels. it is warning a possible data breej between march 20th and december of last year. if you use your credit card check your statements. >> four airlines now charging more than 400 bucks in fees per ticket. those fees ranging from changing an international flight to checking over sized bags. they bring in billions of dollars for the industry. tough to swallow. >> they are getting hashrd to

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♪ >> good morning to you. a little windy out there and cold here in new york city. a robber picked a bad place to hide stolen cash. detroit police say two men held up a family dollar store at gun point and took off with about 100 bucks. one of them ditching his puffy green and white coat. it was because he wasn't wearing a coat on a very cold night that police nabbed him. while in custody inside the cop car they noticed him trying to hide the stolen cash in the seat. the other guy got away. a couple opens a restaurant called "the bomb." some people not so happy about that. they feature middle eastern and american foods. the owner says he choose that name because his quote is very hot and spicy, but some are offended by the name because of the ties to the middle east.

>> the viewpoint is negative. >> they needs to be careful about the stereotypes. >> he says he is not changing the name of the restaurant. >> a flag meant to honor veterans who have given the ultimate sacrifice is providing one new jersey town. the parents of a fallen soldier donated two honor and remember flags now the town is refusing to fly them. the veterans committee say the flags sirng eling out individual veterans and the american flag is the only flag that represents them. the family of benjamin moore plan to fight the town to honor their son and all veterans with the flag. >> high school students and parents in colorado outraged after school officials told them they could not celebrate america. in fort collins the student wanted an america day during spirit week. administrators said that would be offensive to their

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>> it is tuesday february 4th. extreme weather strands thousands of people along the east coast. mother nature is just getting started. maria molina tracking the next two winter wallops. >> plus president obama explains why did he thinks fox news is unfair to this administration. >> unfair. you can't make that accusation without telling me. >> we went through the interview in which you asked about healthcare.org and the irs is it corrupt and benghazi. >> is it unfair to ask tough questions? is more from the exclusive sit down next. >> sounds like something out of a scientific movie a pill that helps you remember all of your pass words. is it safe? is fox and friends first starts

right now. corn mu ♪ >> good tuesday morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". >> it is half past the top of the hour. in just a few hours autopsy results are expected for oscar winner phillip seymour hoffman. >> this as we learn brand new details about all of the drugs found inside his new york city apart. which are being described now as a drug den. >> kelly wright joins us now with what police have uncovered. >> police are looking into the last hours of phillip seymour off m hoffman's life to try to piece together his death. he is described as looking gray

and after that looking sweaty. they questioned a manager of a near guy grocery store where hoffman went. a bank atm hoffman was seen on sunday. a man telling police he saw hoffman withdraw a large sum of cash and hand it over to two men and appear to buy drugs from them. he was then found dead inside his up scale new york apartment. a syringe was stuck in the actor's arm and 70 bags of heroin were found. some of the bags were labeled with certain names, a brand name for certain dealers. >> they want the addict to know their product. >> ace of spades, ace of hearts. it looked like he bought these from the drug dealer. >> they want to know what he used as the aim lethal brand a

killed hundreds across the country. they raised the concerns of police who say they are seeing a rise of the use of heroin across the country which they found very troubling indeed. >> such a sad story especially for the three children left behind. thank you, kelly. >> a man convicted of murdering 4 people is back behind bars this morning after escaping a maximum security prison in michigan. his 24-hours of freedom ending in indiana after a wild car chase. it started when police got a call about a stolen car. moments later they spotted it speeding down the street. >> i didn't realize it was him until we asked him who he was he told us he was michael elliot he was the one that escaped from the michigan prison.

we have him. we got him. >> while on the run he stole a total of 4 cars and kidnapped a woman who later broke three he created a hole in two electronically charged fences walked right out of the dressed in an all white worker uniform. >> four people are dead after a plane crashes in nashville, tennessee. >> the pilot who was also killed is being hails as a hero this morning for managing to avoid hitting a ymca building with dozens on in if the building. the cause is still unknown. >> one down, two to go. two more storms packing snow and ice expected to hit parts of the

u.s. this week. >> in new york and new jersey nearly 2,000 flights were canceled yesterday stranding thousands of super bowl fans. the roads not much better either. >> hi, good morning heather and ainsley. i want to show you some of the snowfall totals that happened yesterday across the northeast. parts of connecticut picked up over 9 inches of snow and across new jersey, parts of new york you are looking at totals exceeding 8 inches. across parts of the country oklahoma, kansas, already seeing the snow coming down. we had very widespread winter storm warnings in effect across the plains and into the midwest. this will be the area today and into tonight.

we could see snowfall accumulations 6-10 inches of snow. lobi locally a foot of snow. significant snowfall totals are also forecast out here in parts of southern new england could see up to 15 inches of snow. the heavy snow totals across the plains in the midwest very localized. kansas city and also portions of northern indiana and across the northeast. heavier snowfall totals like i mentioned up to 15 inches. around philadelphia it will be a tough forecast. we have relatively warmer temperatures that could mix in with the snow overnight. we could be seeing an ice concern with freezing rain and sleet mixing in with the snow. right now the winter storm warning for parts of the tri-state area does call for 4-8 inches of snow and up to a tenth of an inch of ice. very significant stuff. please be careful on the roadway

as we head into tomorrow morning. temperatures taking a plunge along the lower 48. temperatures only in the single digits in portions of the upper midwest as we head into thursday. >> potentially really dangerous. stay inside if you can. >> problems continue to arise. looks like you are stuck with the air. there is no one to process the problem. doug luzader has the latest with why the glitches aren't really a big deal. >> good morning. as much as the white house likes to say the obamacare web site is working better no you what we are seeing is a lasting impact from the disastrous rollout. tens of thousands of people who signed up for health insurance through the obamacare exchanges experienced errors. they were placed into the wrong plans, they were charged the wrong premiums you name it. at this point their options are limited. there is in theory this appeals process they can go through. as the "washington post"

reported it isn't working. the white house is trying to minimize the problem. >> the millions who have applied for coverage is only around 22,000 asked for help by filing an appeal and we are going to get them help. we are talking here about a very small percentage of the number of people who have applied for coverage. we believe that many of the issues that cause people to file appeals are leftover from when the web site was not working well and many of those problems have since ben fen fixed. >> have they, though. the post reports those problems, those appeals are simply sitting in a government data base untouched. some of the people who are being over charged say they have to continue paying the higher premiums because they don't want the coverage to last. the people responsible for administering the web site says maybe the best thing to do is return to the web site and start the whole process over again. >> that's great.

thank you so much, doug. >> thanks. >> fox news channel's coverage of the observe care disaster one of the reasons why this he says this network treats them unfairly. >> now, fox news. i can't speak for fox news. all right. but i am the table setter here. you think i am unfair to you? >> absolutely. but i like you in i way. >> give me how i am unfair. you can't make that accusation without telling me. >> we went through an interview in which you asked healthcare not working, irs were had he wholly corrupt, benghazi. so the lift of issues that you talk about. >> but these are questions. >> but they are defined by you guys in a certain way. this is okay. >> if you want to be president of the united states then you

know you are going to be subject to criticism. >> if it is unfair i want to know what is unfair? criticism is criticism. it's my job to give you a hard time. >> regardless of whether it is fair or not, it has made fox news very successful. >> if i am unfair i want to know. >> here's what you have to figure out, what are you going to do when i am gone? >> we did fine when you weren't here. president bush, i gave president bush a real hard time. >> well that brings us to our look who is talking. south carolina congressman trey gowdy talking about president obama saying fox news is the only reason why they are asking questions about the benghazi terror attacks. >> may be people view this not having to do with politics but who her as a won tree that pofo of our fellow citizens weren't

prepared to provide for security we didn't go with the siege and susan rice talked about it on two different talk shows. maybe it has nothing to do with politics. >> he said there are red frommings about the president's statement. there's not a smidge on of evidence showing corruption in the irs tea party scandals. >> in a one page letter seven different times president debt of just sis said it was an ongoing investigation. if it is ongoing how does the president know it was no criminal conduct and he briefs him on it. if you don't know the status on the investigation why are you updating the president? >> the congressman is calling for a special prosecutor to now investigate the irs. >> cars talking to each other on the road? well if that sounds like something out of a future ristick movie, it might be a lot closer than you think. ♪

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>> traffic starting to flow on 5th avenue. thanks for joining us. welcome to "fox & friends first" if you are just waking up. the embattled irs reinstating employer benefits saying they need to boost moral. they will pay out a total of $62.5 million. it is unclear from where that money is coming. the move angered some congressman including senator orrin hatch. he said it is hard to consider a group of people looking at bonuses instead of employees. >> google's mystery barges in

the an fran bay has been ordered to move them because they don't have the proper permits. plans to build a face for people who learn about take nolg as it travels from dock to dock. the barges have been at the same location since they appeared. >> one texas furniture dealer out millions of dollars after the super bowl. no, he wasn't placing bets on the game. spend $6,000 at the score and if the seahawks win the super bowl you will get your money back. we know how the game ended but mattress max doesn't seem too worried. >> the furniture is good for the customers it's good for us. we made customers happy that's what it is all about. >> seattle's big win will cost them over $7 million. >> parole text your digital pass word with a bill. it turns swallowing a safety

vitamin could unlock the newest way to send off hackers. we are here with the details. how can this possibly be safe, joe? >> this is an very interesting topic. the days of remembering your pass words might soon be a discan't memory thanks to an edible pass word pill. they have approved motorola's authentic vitamin. they will be here on pass word signal as long as the pill is insti inside of you. technology major grand rapids are investing in investable technology. pharmaceutical grand rapids are wo bsh bsh brands are working with sen sores to understand how patients respond to their medication. they will call out real time data like your heart rate, body temperature and who knows what else. the pass word pill is not

available for purchase yet and no word on how much it will actually cost or whether you will need a prescription to get it. another idea is pass word tattoo a temporary fix that can put the pass words directly on to your body. >> i think i might go for the tattoo over the pills. >> i think i will pass on each of those. >> it is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. have a missed call. calling back could cost you big. how to protect yourself from a new phone scam. >> sugar doesn't just make you fat it could kill you. >> a warning before you eat something sweet for breakfast. let's check in with brian kilmeade. he's coming up. >> i have never been convicted of murder. coming up straight ahead. "fox & friends" will have this on tap.

bill o'reilly sitting down with the president or round two. you might have missed it. we will review some of the clips and get bill o'reilly to comment himself. political a team is here to answer your questions about the new confusing mammogram guidelines and sticks teaming up with don felder for the eagles. they are here to perform live and so many other surprises. i'm out of time so we'll zoom out and stkpw to -- go to break.

woel -- welcome back. if you pick up your phone and see a missed call from a number you don't recognize, don't call back. it could be the new one ring phone scam. scammers apparently ring

you once and then hang up. if you call back the number it routes you to an international chat line and you will get hit with a $20 # fee plus up to $9 per minute. the calls are coming in from area codes like 473 and 309. >> a statue of lady liberty is stirring up debate in florida. a man put it on his front lawn after getting permission from his homeowners association but the association has since changed its mind and now wants him to take it down. >> the statue is going nowhere. it's staying. i don't care what it costs me, i'm not moving that statue. i have the approval. it was approved. it's staying. >> the company says an error was made when it sent out the letter approving the statue. neuville has spent $1,000 in attorney fees and says he will go to court if he has to.

>> could your love of sugar be killing you? a new study finds consuming too much added sugar increases your risk of death from heart disease. the biggest culprit? those sugary drinks we love. one can of regular soda contains about 140 calories of added sugar. that's about 7% of your daily calories if you eat 2,000 calories per day diet. a little girl's letter to lego is going viral. 7-year-old charlotte benjamin wrote while she loves legos, she noticed all the girl figures did was sit at home and had no jobs and the boys saved people. she also wrote she hopes the company will have more girl figures and let them go on adventures like boys do. it is now five minutes till the top of the hour. danger at the door.

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about one minute till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening. in a few hours autopsy results for philip seymour hoffman will be released. police found 70 bag of heroin in his new york city apartment. they are hunting for the drug dealing. a hearing today on a target security breach will examine how consumers were affected and how they can protect themselves. a new study calling for mammogram screenings every two years for women age 50 to 74. scientists say it is effect as annual and will cost less. time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first the good. a british plumber riding this massive 80 foot wave

off the coast of portugal, being nominated for a world record. a man arrested and accused of pointing a gun at a girl selling cookies. the girl knocked on the door. he answered while hold be the weapon. no one was hurt. giant waves sent hundreds of people rushing for safety as the water rushes on. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. good morning. it is tuesday, february 4. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. government growing bigger and tkpweurg -- and bigger, but that's not hout president sees it. >> i think what used to be considered sensible we now somehow label as liberal. >> what do you think? is being liberal sensible? >> philip seymour hoffman turned his apartment into a drug den. this morning there are brand-new details about what cops found inside his house. and it's