weekend is almost here. that's the good news. i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for farting your thursday with us. a new olympic terror threat. toothpaste tube bombs. a warning on the eve of the opening ceremonies for all airlines flying to russia. >> what the grim threat means for americans heading to sochi. >> good morning. with opening ceremonies hours away the department of homeland security is putting airlines across the globe on notice. terrorists could smuggle bombs inside toothpaste tubes. no specific threat was made. presidential nominee mitt romney who ran the 2002 salt lake city games calling the threats grave. >> obviously these are real concern, grif concern and have to be considered thoroughly. i do believe the games will be safe particularly in the areas where there's substantial security personnel, but without

question, this olympics is under a level of threat we haven't seen for some time. >> russian aviation authorities are banning all liquids saying no amount can be carried on a plane. the threat is real after a pair of suicide bombings in december. terrorists calling on militants to do anything they can to disrupt the games. the russian government has maintained a ring of steel around sochi with tens of thousands of security officers. athletes and spectators are being warned not to wear team logos or stray too far out of town. early competitions are getting underway in sochi today. heather, ainsley? >> marianne rafferty live for us. thank you. a teen who killed four people drunk driving last summer is off the hook for the second time. the judge sparing ethan couch jail time ordering him to rehab inside. you will remember this case

created quite a controversy when a judge sentenced him to probation saying he was a product of affluenza. family of the victims outraged. >> premrau, talented gifted schools, i don't buy it. he knows how to beat this game. even if he follows all of the things and jumpings through the hoops and does the tricks he is supposed to do i don't think the world will ever take their eyes off of him. >> prosecutor tos asked the judge to sentenced 16-year-old to 20-years behind bars. >> the former police officer accused of killing a man for texting during a movie pleads not guilty. curtis reeves was charged with second degree murder a. judge will rule later this week on whether he can be released on bond. he is accused of shooting chad olson for texting during a

movie. reeves claims it was self defense. three of the four people arrested as a result of the investigation in phillip seymour off man's death now charged with drug charges. the numbers were in his cell phone. one was the struggle will jazz musician robert vineburg. he has ties to a number of celebrities including the late amy wine house. more tests are pending to determine the cause of his death. last night broadway's lights went dark to pay tribute to the 46-year-old actor. new backlash on obamacare. economists now saying the law will hurt the economic growth. they may be cutting insurance all together. elizabeth prann is live for us with the latest on the economic impact. >> good morning heather, this is

one day after a report shows the healthcare law could weaken the economy. results from chief financial officers around the country. the findings say 44 percent of the companies are considering reducing health benefits to employees due to the affordable care act. nearly half are quote reluctant to hire full-time employees because of the law. 40 percent are considering shifting to part-time workers: lawmakers heard from the head of the cbo yesterday. he testified the law could deter people from working full-time. experts say that possibility is very dangerous for the u.s. economy. >> in fact, it is obviously obamacare with a disincentive is creating an incentive not to work. it is particularly in the wrong place where you want the incentive because it was the only way out of the latter of

people who are successful in society to get the work, the training and the habit and dignity. this is exactly the opposite. >> the white house was offensive during the briefing yesterday pushing back on accusations the law is killing jobs. >> i think everybody learned a lot in the last four-hours what it said verses what it was said to have reported. i wish all would get to the facts. >> the possible job reduction means freedom for folks who retire early or stay at home parents because they no longer have to depend on only their employers for health insurance. >> regardless. it is 2.5 million jobs gone in the next ten years. thank you very much elizabeth.

>> he says giving people incentives not to work is unamerican. >> i think people not working is just not the american way. people worked their way up to the economic system by driving hard also working two jobs and getting promoted often times starting your own business. that's the american way. we ought to encourage that not disincentivize that. >> president obama told bill o'reilly this about the irs tea party scandal? >> there was bone head decisions. >> mass corruption. >> not even mass corruption. not even a smidge enof corruption. >> the irs commissioner testifying in front of a house panel for the first time since his conversation in december

quickly found himself on the hot seat. >> is that a responsibility statement to draw a conclusion on national tv talking to millions of americans? >> it is not my role to challenge what anybody is saying in terms of what's going on and what happened in the past. i am looking forward to the investigations being included. we will see what the facts are and we will respond appropriately. >> all six of the formal investigations are still ongoing. with why was brian perry's team out gunned when he was killed in the line of duty. details in the court document oos say some of the team was armed with bean bag guns. >> they were tracking a group of border bandits the smugglers approached and opened fire. the team had the freedom to use other weapons but other members say the rules of engagement urged them to use not legal

force. >> hundreds of thousands of people waking up in the dark after a nasty snow and ice storm knocked out power. there's a new warning some of the outages would last into the weekend. >> meantime airports getting back on track after the storm canceled more than 3,000 flights. maria molina is in the weather center. good morning, maria. >> hi, good morning, heather and ainsley. we are looking at quieter weather across the northeast. the storm system has moved on out. it produced snowfall accumulations of over a foot of snowy specially along interior sections of the northeast. we have winter weather advisories across the new york city area parts of connecticut and even into parts of new york. this isn't because of additional snowfall it is because of black ice concern early this morning out here. take it easy on the roadways. texas waking up to light snow

moving through the area 1-2 inches of snow expected. not a major storm system. take a look at the current windchill temperatures across the middle of the country. in dallas feels like 4 degrees we will be employee zero across the northern plains like minneapolis. even in chicago you are waking up to a windchill temperature at 11 degrees below zero. the headlines in the past several weeks has been the route in nevada and california. good news we have the storm system out here that will produce significant rain and snow into the weekend if we really need it. as i talk back to you no big storm expected in the northeast as of right now. the snow forecast will be updated. when you are down a player it usually doesn't end well. somehow the los angeles lakers pulled it off. they only had 8 eligible players going into the game against the

cleveland cavaliers. three injuries left them with five in the 4th quarter. that's when stock grave fouled out. nba rules says the team must have five players no matter what. he was allowed to stay in the game. they win 119 to 108. >> 700,000 fans plflock to seate for the victory parade. public schools said more than 25 percent of students were reported absent. over 500 teachers also missed school. for comparison the number of people who showed up at the parade is larger than seattle's entire top layings. >> one of the world's bread baker standards are rising. they are about to remove a chemical ingredient that has raised a i lot of concern. we have our top business news this morning. >> subway the world's biggest sandwich chain is about to move the chemical from the bread. it is like a dough conditioner,

if you will, because it's used to increase ee lasstis city in things like yoga mats and shoe rubber. it is approved the usda and the fda, banned in europe and banned in australia. subway is making the change to show it is committed to healthy options for customers. a cup of coffee may cost you more as coffee beans got a double shot of espresso this week posting the biggest 7 day event in 14 years. it rose 5 percent more than 25 percent in the past week alone. the main reason is the drought conditions in brazil hurting the crop in the world's biggest producer. if i asked you what costs moran ounce of ink or an ounce of champagne, you would probably say the champagne. you are wrong. ink now costing as much as $60 an ounce in some cases more than the printer. the high prices is getting the attention of lawmakers

reintroducing the bills to put the cost on all of the packaging. violators face 10-20,000 dollar las. >> another reason why we spend our mown on champagne. >> cheers. have a great day. the time is 11 after the top of the hour. the music used to torture terrorists. why the band is de p manning a payday by the u.s. government. >> selena gomez checking into rehab. could bad boy justin bieber be rubbing off on her? >> goil the -- gas the national average $3.26. that's down one penny from yesterday. ♪ ho ho ho

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends" first. 8 # #,000 tons of coal ash spilling into a north carolina river right now as hundreds of workers scramble to clean up the mess. it is not clear how long it will take to fully contain it. environmental workers are waiting for test results to see if there are any hazards to people or wildlife. as of now officials blame a broken storm water pipe. they say drinking water supplies have not been affected. >> a border bus finds nearly $1 million worth of pot on a tractor trailer near the u.s. mexico border. they alerted border units who searched the trailer and discovered 1500 pounds of pot hidden in pallets of stone. they estimate the value of the drugs at over 900,000 dollars.

the driver was arrested. some music is called torture to your ears. this band really is. the canadian rock band skinny puppy sent a bill to the pentagon because their music than used to torture detainees at guantanamo bay. the bill is for 666,000 dollars for unauthorized use of their recordings. the band says they were told by a former guard their music was played at incredibly high volumes for up to 12-hours. a sculpture at wellesley college in boston is your honor itti turning som-- turning hea. students say the idea is to get attention it is working. >> standing there kind of lost in underwear. >> they thought it was a real

person. >> at this point it doesn't look like the college plans to remove the nearly naked many time soon. it is time now to brew on this. the winner of the biggest loser raising eyebrows this morning. >> some people say she lost too much wait. rachel fredericksson went from 260 pounds down to 105. >> my journey was about finding that again and little by little challenge by challenge that athlete came out. it sparked inside me this feeling that i can do anything. >> we want to hear, what do you think? did she go too far? send your comments to us facebook, twitter or send an e-ma e-mail at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> she is a previous professional swimmer. she was an athlete at one time. 18 after the top of the hour. coming up it's the only thing that eases their son's

debilitating medical condition. >> decrease the seizures by 90 percent which is life changing. >> the problem is the medication is illegal in most states. >> plus a horrible highway crash ends with a firefighter in handcuffs just for doing his job. ♪ flush

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moving his fire truck. it was partially blocking a lane when he refused because he was working on the patient officers cuffed him and the fire chief says he stands behind his firefighter. >> they were doing what they were supposed to do. >> finally after 30 minutes officers released. >> kurt schilling has been diagnosed with cancer. he will take a break from his job as a baseball analyst. in his statement he says this with my incredibly talented medical team i am ready to try to win another big game. i will face it with faith and head on. good girl selena gomez confessing she went to rehab.

♪ >> the 21-year-old secretly spent two weeks at an arizona facility last month. her camp says she is not struggling with drugs or alcohol but a report at tmz says she went for combo of alcohol, pot and ambian. her ex-boyfriend justin bieber was a bad influence on her. >> after 22 years jay leno is signing off as the host of the "tonight show." we are taking a look back at his best moments. >> you come in here and beat me up and insult my intelligence. >> can you still dunk? when is the last time you tried? >> can i still dunk? >> i can do anything.

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>> february 6th. we begin with a fox news alert. new certificate fears this time about bombs in tiny tubes. the terror warning as athletes are hours away from the opening ceremony. >> pretty scary. drivers do it to warn other drivers of a cop up ahead. it is currently illegal but it might not be for much longer. >> it is the question that men have been trying to answer for centuries, how to understand women. the 12-year-old boy may finally have the answer. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> that song will take you back. isn't that a good one?

good morning to you it's thursday you have almost made it through the worst week. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers thank you for joining us. it is half past the hour. we begin with this. a fox news alert. a new olympic terror threat, toothpaste, two bombs. a warning to all air mines flying to russia. they could be smuggling bomb ingredients inside toothpaste tubes. the department of homeland security say the information came through chatter but not giving spefkts. as part of the security measures russian aviation authorities banning all liquids saying no amounts can be carried on board an airplane anywhere in the country. former presidential nominee mitt romney who ran the 2002 salt lake city games calling the threat grave. >> obviously these are a real concern. grave concern and have to be considered thoroughly. i do believe the games will be

safe particularly in the hardened areas where there's substantial security personnel. without question this olympics is under a level of threat we haven't seen for some time. >> early competitions are getting underway in sochi today. a woman in texas put to death marking only the 14th woman to be executed in the u.s. in nearly four years. despite last minute appeals about her mental competence 59-year-old susan boso was put to death for the 1998 murder of a mentally impaired man. she lured him to texas with the promise of marriage. she was found to be the ringleader of a group who tortured him before killing him. three other people raised as a result of the investigation into phillip seymour hoffman's death now charged with drug offenses. this as we learned hoffman's phone number was found in three

of the suspect's cell phones. at least one belonged to struggling jadz musician robert vineburg. he has ties to celebrities including the late amy wine house. the results of his autopsy were inconclusi inconclusive. last night broadway's lights went dark to pay tribute to the 46-year-old actor. a 79-year-old woman in florida is sited for backing up in a church parking lot killing three people a four others. police say that doreen lanstra is facing a noncriminal charge for improper backing up and will be in court. it happened at the mobile home community for seniors. they are not sure why she wasn't able to stop. new backlash on obamacare this morning. economists saying the law will hurt economic growth. this comes as a new study finds more companies may be cutting

insurance all together. doug luzader has the latest for us in washington. big numbers to talk about here. a 40 percent duke university did a survey of chief financial officers. that is a percentage of them that will be switching perhaps to heart time workers because of obamacare insurance requirements. the best numbers 44 percent that's the percentage of the same cfo's they will have to start scaling back health benefits because of the walk. finally the big number we have been talking about 2.3 million that was put out by the congressional budget awes. full-time employees will lose as a result of the obamacare disincentives to work. >> et insurance has little. they have income risers. it creates disincentive for

people to work relative to what would have been the case in the absence of that. >> that testimony about the impact of obamacare is causing a number of problems for the administration. the white house saying there are workers enjoying new options. >> it will allow people who are locked in jobs because they desperately needed health insurance because they couldn't get it any other way. getting affordable quality health insurance through the exchanges instead and to start a business perhaps or to stay at home and take care of kids. >> you can argue it's an inevitable side effect. that's not the argument the administration is making. this is a benefit, a wonderful thing that we are giving people the opportunity not to work and to live off the sweat and the work of other people. is that the american way? that sounds odd to me. >> all of the data all of the studies all of these arguments we are going to be hearing again

and again especially as we get closer to the november mid term election. doug luzader live for us in dc. that brings us to look who is talking. marco rubio talking about obamacare. the risk corridor program. they are providing coverage you the tax payer will be bailing out those companies. they are paying out billions of dollars of tax payer money. it is one more example of obamacare is bad for the country and bad for taxpayers. we shouldn't be having any sort of mechanism where companies guaranteed to fail are going to be failed out through tax payer dollars. that was already going to happen at some level. it is now really going to happen. the president has lawlessly provided which to implement and

which not to implement. the result is even less healthy people are signing up for the program. >> in other news the u.s. military is moving forward against a guantanamo prisoner who is a relative of a september 11th hijacker. armed ardarbi facing charges for 202 al qaeda attack on a french oil tanker off the coast of yemen. al darby is the brother in law of one of the 9-11 terrorists. if convicted he faces up to life in prison. a vote on president obama the justice department civil rights division is expected today. mauer rohn falkner she is the widow of a murdered philadelphia police officer. the president's pick defended her husband's killer. now she says she is being blocked from testifying. falkner's house daniel was

killed in 1991. she says she is extremely frustrated she will not be allow knocks out power. >> airports are getting back on track this morning slowly after the storm canceled. more than 3,000 flights. maria molina is in the weather center with what is on tap. >> we are looking at much quieter conditions today and also into tomorrow across the northeast. that should help us with cleanup efforts across the region because that storm system produced more than a foot of snow in interior parts of the northeast. we have winter weather

advisories in effects through the tri-state area and across lo long island. winter weather advisories through oklahoma and texas through to light snow moving through the area. the reason we have snow out here is because temperatures are holding up. we have moisture in the region. be careful a light coating of 1-2 inches possible. temperatures as cold as 40 degrees. single dig get high temperatures in chicago and even further west. otherwi otherwise we have this storm conditions out west. it is producing rain and snow. >> we appreciate the good news. a cargo ship snapped in

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♪ >> you are looking at a shot of 6th avenue. we are inside on the 12th floor this morning. >> it might not be much longer. other drivers for speed traps up ahead. flashing could hinder police investigations. it helps drivers comply with the law by slowing them down. president obama political action group organizing them out for with this. it urges congress to raise the minimum wage. the ad is a british woman riding a london train. the map over her shoulder shows the map of london's transportation system and the train car is empty leaving the

distinct tive brown and yellow seats visible. organizing for america official says there was anner for in the stock footage and the ad is being corrected. >> impress your date with the world's most expensive valentine's day dinner. it will set you back 100,000 dollars. a luxury retail web site has designed a dinner featuring some of the rarest most decadent ingredients on the planet. the meal includes a romantic poetry, caviar, foie gras and fine wine. the deadline for the reservation is february 11th. >> fresh support for the keystone pipeline this time from the president's own former interior secretary. could this be the key to creation? jolene kent from the fox business network with that. >> good morning heather and

ainsley. the debate behind the keystone pipeline continuing to eat heat. ken salazar called the product a win win. it would be the national interest to build the pipeline for our energy security and enhance that national interest with the preservation of the dakota grass land conservation area and the prairie pothole region. it comes after the state department releases final environmental impact study on monday. it reads no major objectives to the pipeline that would carry oil from western canada to the refineries along the texas gulf coast. the project will probably not altar global greenhouse gas emissions. the report stated the pipeline would produce more greenhouse gases but blocking the project would not prevent the resources from being developed anyway. the state department has received hundreds of calls from both grit ticks and supporters across the country.

environmentalists are calling the keystone decision a major litanomus test. it is 47 after the hour. it is the only thing that helped their son's debilitating medical conditions. >> decreases his seizures by 90 percent. >> the parents are under fire for giving their 7-year-old son pot. >> we go one-on-one with one of the world's sexiest men. speaking of that let's check in with brian kilmeade. that's who we are talking to. >> what better transition than monday trying to recover. let me see if you watched. obamacare, is it actually disincentivizing people to work? we will bring that forward.

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>> love it. >> based on the true story of the greatest treasure hunts in history. it mighted not be one you heard of before. the monument men with an a list cast and they have a little something for the entire family. michael tamaro has all of the details for us. >> great movie. a little known story of 7 over the hill artists and architects goes through the front lines of world war ii in recover and return. they p didn't do back in the day with the stolen arts. they were threatened to destroy thousands of years of culture on their way out as they were losing the war. it is written directed and produced by george clooney along with matt damon bill murray,

john goodman. one of the big tasks was to bring it under $100 million. they were able $100 million especially with the cast and the salaries they demand. we asked -- tuesday night was the premier at the zigfield theater and we asked them what they hope people will take away from this movie and this is what they had to say. >> when these things happen, we have to respect the culture of all the people involved, to make sure their culture is preserved. >> when you hear world war ii and hitler, it doesn't bring to mind exactly it is saturday night, let's get popcorn and go. it is important people see the movie. we dressed it up in a way i think people are going to want to see it. >> it is a great story of what some of these people did, risked their lives trying to protect this part of our culture. >> what do you hope people

will take away from this? >> a free car from sony. if you go see the film, there is a free car. >> i didn't see that yesterday. >> you didn't pay. >> you asked a good question. what percentage was recovered? they returned over six million pieces of art. it opens nationwide tomorrow and catch our celebrity interviews at inthefoxlight.com. you can follow me on twitter at foxlight.michael. >> a stroll in the sun doesn't exactly go as planned -- a stroll in the snow doesn't go as planned for this guy. plus big backlash for the winner of the biggest loser. many say her dramatic 150-pound weight loss goes 150-pound weight loss goes too far.one for under $300. t this asus with windows is lightweight and has everything they need --

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time now to take a look at the good, the bad, and

the ugly. up first the good. splurging on pizza or ice cream on the weekends won't ruin your diets. a study shows you can still lose weight if you eat healthy the rest of the week. the bad. the sochi olympics dealing with a pillow shortage. there was a post saying there is an extreme shortage of pillows for athletes who unexpectedly arrive to the village. a snowplow blasted a man walking down the sidewalk in new york. the impact so hard it knocked him off his feet. >> time for your brew. earlier we talked about rachel frederickson, winner of the biggest loser who went from 260 to 105 pounds. some say it is too extreme. jean e-mailed i think she overdid it. you need meat on those bones. susan tweeted i think it is healthy to be a little underweight. kudos to her.

anna e-mailed she looks fabulous. the question is whether she can maintain the weight safely without the show. got to do it on her own now. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning. it is thursday, february 6. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. forget liquids or shoe bombs. homeland security issues a serious warning about tubes of tooth paste. are the olympic games safe? >> the government's own bean counters painting a sad picture of obamacare. >> by providing heavily subsidized health insurance to people with very low income and then withdrawing those subsidies as income rises, the act creates a disincentive for people to work. >> why work? so is obamacare killing the american dream? we're going to report. you decide on this thursday. >> jay leno taking his last bow tonight. >> can you still dunk