>> it is friday, february 7th. forget the olympic games, just call it spy games. how russia is keeping an eye on guests at all times, even in the bathroom. >> it is an honor giving their lives fighting for our country. but now some children have to go to school on memorial day and parents are upset. >> a final farewell to funny man jay leno. >> the worst thing about losing this job having to sign up for obamacare. >> highlights from jay's final tonight show. fox and friends first starts right now.

♪ >> great song. happy friday everyone. you made it through your week. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us. today is national wear red day for awareness of heart disease, the number one killer of women. >> thanks for starting your day with us. we begin with a new toothpaste scare. >> security air tight going to sochi but will it be enough? >> we have the growing terror

threat at the games. >> good morning heather and ainsley. sochi security remains a top concern. thousands of spectators are on hand. they are arriving at the sochi center as the games begin. across homeland security they are banning liquids from it the u.s. to russia. >> there has been an up tick in the threat reporting in a runoff to the sochi games and that is of concern. >> some banned carry ones some travelers breezing through security with toothpaste and other things in hand no problem. >> a ring of steel has sochi on lock down. 30,000 people are on duty. terrorists could already be inside posing as one of the thousands hired adds workers. that may not be the biggest

concern. >> for me the big threat is the black widows and the threat at the pose on the games. the toothpaste piece of information came out yesterday and it is important but it is not an issue. we have all gone through airport security. >> all eyes are on sochi. opening ceremonies start in two hours. >> hard to believe it is here already. hope everything goes well. >> now cameras are spying in the showers in sochi? the top russian official saying this about others trying to sabotage their image. we have surveillance video that shows people turn on the shower direct the nozzle at the wall and leave the room for the whole day. an aid later said he misspoke and insists there are no cameras

in the bathroom. >> two years after the death of 5-year-old alex saw start eting new revelations land his father and her wife in jail. they are accused of forcing the little child to drink two liters of grape soda and water as punishment which led to swelling of the brain. the couple is due in court later today. >> the search to find a missing baby boy. 5 month old caden disappeared from his bass net early this morning. there's no signs of forced entry. right now time is of the essence. >> obviously in this case a 5 day old baby can't take care of himself, we have got frigid temperatures out and it's just a frantic search to try to locate this baby.

>> at this point the police don't have any suspects. in a few hours family and close friends of phillip seymour hoffman will say their final good-byes to the actor. he will be laid to rest in a private funeral mass. hoffman's long time girlfriend and three young children gathered for his weak. they were joined by cate blanchett and am amy adams. he died sunday of an apparent heroin overdose. >> a setback to the obama administration is considering another extension of the existing health insurance policies. elizabeth frprann is in washingn with what this means for you at home. >> the reports are coming in from not only the white house but also the insurance industry. there was one adjustment under consideration that would allow individual policyholders to keep existing plans for an extra three years. this includes policies if they

are not compliant with the healthcare overall. there would be less push back from consumers angry about the comment if you like your plan you can keep it. a spokeswoman says the administration is quote continuing to examine all sorts of ways to provide consumers with more choices and to smooth the transition as we implement the law. but the white house is remaining optimistic and they report very positively still about the law. healthcare costs have been drawing at the slowest pace in 50 years since the healthcare whala was passed. businesses are preparing for the unknown and it could be hurting the bottom line. chairman of aol told reporters in order to pay for health benefits they are having to slice select 401 k benefits. >> obamacare is an additional

$7.1 million expense for the company. we have to decide whether or not to pass that expense to employees or whether to cut other benefits. >> when can a decision be made about the delay? they want to charge for coverage they sell on the exchanges next year by may. so we could hear sooner rather than later. >> elizabeth prann, thank you so much. happy friday. remember when the president said this about the benghazi attack during his interview with bill o'reilly? >> the notion that we would hide the ball for political purposes when a week later we all said in fact there was a terrorist attack taking place the day after i said it was an act of terror that wouldn't be a very good cover up. >> now several republican lawmakers are questioning those claims. in a letter to the president they say that the president repeatedly avoided calling it a terror attack in the days after.

they are asking for the president to clarify his words. >> new information about the cruise ship voyage that left 700 passengers sick. it was the norovirus and was one of the largest outbreaks on a cruise ship in 20-years. the new strain is not considered very dangerous. >> the country still realing from the storm. pennsylvania and maryland are starting day three without electricity. >> on the west coast a rare snowstorm pounding parts of oregon traffic brought to a stand still on that tiinterstat after a number of crashes. >> good morning. >> good morning heather and ainsley. we have cold temperatures in place across portions of the

northeast. that's an issue for people without power. further inland you are talking colder windchill p it is in the single giths like pennsylvania and parts of maryland. otherwise chicago, minneapolis, rapid city your windchill temperatures are below zero, well below zero for some of you. we have windchill advisories for many of the areas. high temperatures will remain below average all of the way down in parts of texas for highs in dallas and san antonio only making it to the upper 30's in the afternoon hours. you mentioned the storm system we are going to see another pool of moisture move in especially as we head to the afternoon hours. we have winter storm warnings in effect. we could see a foot of snow for some of the higher elevations. parts of texas, arkansas, tennessee and up into kentucky have winter weather advisories. they can see a little bit of snow 1-2 inches expected but it

coulden be an issue on the roadways. >> parents and veterans calling a texas school district unpatriotic after officials made up a recent snow day on memorial day: parents protested last night at a school meeting. >> they lost 10 good marines so that's the day we recognize the sacrifice they made. they can find another day with the days that are remaining or they can put a day on at the end of the school year. >> a final decision by the district could be made as early as december 20th. >> it is the end of an era. jay leno signing off "the tonight show" for a final time. >> even making fun of himself in the last monologue. >> i don't like good-byes. nbc does. i don't. i don't care. tonight is the live show for real. when you get fired three times i

get the hint. being together all of these years, very close staff. it's kind of like graduating from high school. a high school for really stupid people that have been in the same class for 22 years. that's kind of what it is like. >> to say good-bye he had his very first best and fellow comedian billy crystal joining him. after reminiscing about old times billy crystal led some sur prides guests in song. ♪ all of the executives that run nbc are popping in to say you're through ♪ ♪ you're through ♪ regretfully they tell me >> at the very end there were tears. >> i want to thank you, the audience. you folks have been just incredibly loyal -- this is tricky. we wouldn't be on the air

without you. this has been the greatest years of my life. (cheers and applause) i am the luckiest guy in the world. i got to meet presidents, astronauts, movie stars. it has just been incredible. >> coming up at 5:30 advice on what jay leno should do next from one of his favorite guests, 22 years a long time. >> change is inevitable. i don't tell it. i love him. >> coming up next what if your boss was tracking your every move, even your trips to the bathroom. the controversial new advice that could soon be in your office. >> the express checkout lane.

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is. wh it is an absolute december grace. >> falkner said they will be there. >> martin luther king jr. are at it again fighting over the travel bible and noble peace prize. martin luther king the third and dexter king are asking the sister to give up the items to the estate. she says she is worried they will sell her father's items. >> a new warning about the counter fit cash on the street. today other top business stories. >> hi, heather, good morning. the secret service is warning to be on the lookout for fake $100 bills. one in particular has been counterfeited more than the others. the secret service said check the cereserial numbers. 77 is he lo indicated at the back bottom of the bill.

the counter fit bills have 5 numbers that go along with that. 20 million counter fits have been passed since 2005. 1-2 punch weeks after a velvetta shortage now a string cheese shortage. the problem is premature shortage that caused a recall back in october. craft hopes to have string cheese back in kid's lunch boxes and on store shelves next month. >> if you need creative intir ration the free poem service. a dozen poets are available to write special words to a friend or loved one for you. you give them a call and your poem will be ready 24-48-hours later. >> i don't know, is that cheati cheating? i think that's cheating. >> i filled out a form this morning so i will no tomorrow or sunday what my poem is. >> big brother is always watching.

especially if you have the poems. what about your boss? is they could allow your employer to do just are that tracking your every move even to the trip to the bathroom. we look at the controversial technology. >> there are cameras on the street. we are alwaysi being watched. >> i think it's an invasion of privacy. >> it developed the hit tach chi business microscope. that's a fancy way of saying employee tracker. the hit tach chi device employees would be instructed to wear it on the job will. it is equipped with special sensors that transmit a signal to management informing them where employees go and who they talk to. there is still question about the leg gality of a device lick th like this. >> he understands the pitch that the device could improve

employee productivity. >> it does provide intelligence on how people act within the workplace. >> he says requiring the employees to wear the pagages could be a violation of civil rights. >> i think they would object to being tracked. taxi drivers are tracked by the gps in their cars. work issue phones and computers can and usually are tracked but this badge is a bit more personal. >> that brings us to the brew on this question of the day. >> is it invasion of privacy or a good way to motivate employees? send us an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com and we will read some of those later in the show. >> coming up, would you like to get paid to sit on the beach for eight weeks? >> who would say no to that? >> the tax dollars that give

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police say the driver p behind the wheel had been boozing and lost control of the car. no one seriously injured. lucky. >> another state going to pot, alaska poised to become the third state to legalize recreational marijuana. pro pot advocates now have enough signatures to present that measure to voters. it is expected to appear p on the ballot in august. do you have trouble sleeping because of your partner snoring? get this? a new pillow could put an end to those noisy nights. the snore activated nudging bill low wakes up the snorer pushing them into a new position. it will has a microphone that inflates the pillow enough to move sensitivity. it is $150. >> may be worth it if you are not sleeping. >> the person that is snoring, set it up high.

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>> it is friday february 7th. guests opening the doors of the hotel rooms to be greeted by things like this. this isn't the worst of it. >> as you prepared to eat your breakfast there's a new reason to reach for a yogurt. how it can help you avoid the doctor's office. >> it is the jail house video everyone is talking about this morning. justin bieber being patted down by the police. the pop star may be facing the most serious charges yet. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> let's call this flash back friday with that song to get you going. good morning. it is friday february 7th. welcome to "fox & friends

first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is 30 minutes after the top of the hour. we begin with new toothpaste terror threats banning all liquids on flights to russia. >> security is air tight but will it be enough? marianne rafferty is here with the growing terror threat. sochi security issues remain a top concern. thousands of athletes are on hand and arriving as the games begin. back home it has started a ban on liquids from u.s. to russia. >> there has been an up tick in the threat reporting in the run up to the sochi games and that is of concern. some banned items are getting

through. some are getting through with toothpaste in hand no problems. estimated 40,000 police and security personnel are on duty. they are warning terrorists could be inside posing as workers. that may not be the biggest concern. >> for me it's the black widows and the threat at the really pose on being able to disrupt the games. the toothpaste piece is important but it is not neutral. since 9-11 we have gone through security with too much liquids. >> the opening ceremony start in just a few hours. >> i like watching the opening ceremonies. looking forward to it. >> problems in sochi are being well documented. the hash tags are going.

it gives photographic proof that they are not r showing cables r through the hallway. another one showing a fire hose in the bathroom and good luck relaxing in this hotel room. the sofa is still wrapped in plastic. >> the fire hose if you are really dirty i guess. >> family and close friends will say good-bye to the late actor. he will be laid to rest after a private funeral mass. hoffman's long time girlfriend and their three young children gathered for his weak. they were joined by dozens of celebrities including kate blanchett and amy adams. he died sunday of an apparent overdose. >> the former police officer accused of killing a man for texting during a movie is back in court today asking a judge to release him on jail. he pleaded not guilty to second

degree murder. he is accused of shooting 43-year-old chad olsen for texting during a movie. he claims it w-- reeves claims was self defense. >> you like your plan you may be able to keep it temporarily. they consider an extension of existing health insurance policies that would allow policyholders to keep their coverage for another three years. this an effort to moot tsmooth transition if the claims rates go too high. taxpayers on the hook for millions of dollars in six states put inmates on obamacare. the president's signature health plan fast becoming a way for counties to pass the bill of the inmate healthcare it opens a loophole to help significant prisoners awaiting trial.

it boosts enrollment numbers. >> the irs scandal now where conservative groups targeted were they because of their politics. committee hearings on the way to find out. there's not even a smidge enof corruption. doug luzader has more on that. >> there are six investigations underway to determine if the irs specifically targeted political groups especially conservative political gloups and the president's statement there is no evidence of corruption that added actual to the fire here on capitol hill. a house hearing say they have been and some cases still are being singled out by the irs or other government agencies because of their political views. that led to this exchange with ohio republican jim jordan and one of the alleged victims.

>> if your first 20-years of business did the irs ever audit you? >> no, sir. >> since then have they audited you? >> many times. >> has the fbi visited you? >> no. >> once you put in the application did they visit you? >> six times. >> the president meantime told fox's bill o'reilly in his words there wasn't a smidge enof corruption that had them asking what he knows about the investigation. they have chosen to investigate the irs, barbara bosser man was an obama campaign contributor. >> contributed over $6,000 in fact. thank you for joining us. >> the gi military dog a prisoner of war. a military service dog, the dog believed to be a part of the british military he was captured

in december. he was wearing a harness with a tracking device torch and small camera. it is unclear when the video was taken. >> utility crews working to restore power to hundreds of thousands in pennsylvania and maryland. on the west coast a rare snowstorm pounding parts of oregon causing a number of car crashes. what is on tap for our weekend? maria molina is in the forecast center with more. >> i want to start out with the current windchill temperatures. you mentioned power outages in parts of pennsylvania and even in maryland. we have windchill temperatures this morning in the teens and even in the single digits for some of you. it is a big concern especially if you are without power. in cleveland feels like 18 degrees below zero and single

digits in kansas city. high temperatures well below average in to texas. dallas 36 degrees. out west the big story for several weeks has been the drought conditions in place. take a look at the forecast. we will be seeing areas of rain a little heavy at times for northern california. always a concern with flooding. but we need the rain. this is welcome rain. also snow in the mountains. i want to mention these winter weather advisories from texas to tennessee -- texas to kentucky be careful on the roads. >> especially this time of ye year>> more trouble for bad boy justin bieber.

>> prosecutors set to ee decide next week whether to charge him with felony vandalism after he allegedly egged the house. it costs 20,000 dollars worth of damage. for the first time we are seeing new video of the biebs getting bach booked in miami. he was drag racing while high on pot and using prescription drugs. >> who is the boss now? >> i de sighed to run and run and run until i could come up with a decision about billy. >> what did you decide? >> i hate running. >> tony danza appearing in court but not for breaking the law. the actor was picked for jury duty in manhattan joking it was nice to be on the other side of the law. >> danza faced a judge for attacking a security guard in new york. he's a big believer in the court system and gives him pride to do

his civic duty. after 22 years, jay leno hosting his final "tonight show." he got a good laugh reflecting on what changed since he first started. >> when i started hosting marijuana was illegal and you could smoke cigarettes any place you wanted. >> 22 years ago there was no craig's list. serial killers had to meet their victims the old way at the bus station at midnight. 22 years ago guys actually had to go to the news stand for porn. can you image? they had to pay for it. >> so much has happened the last 22 years. you know the saddest part of all? is oj never pound the real killer all this time. and the worst thing about losing this job, i am no longer covered at nbc, i have to sign up for

obamacare. >> as for what's next for the comedian, he turned to some close friends for advice. >> the most important bit of advice i can give to you is be satisfied with what you have accomplished. always move forward, never look back and never, ever dwell on the past. >> jay, congratulations. it has been a fantastic run as host of the tonight show for over 20-years. my advice to you now is enjoy, relax, tool around in the garage, see family and friends. you deserve it, buddy. keep rolling because we are going to need the next one, too. jay, welcome back to "the tonight show"." it has been a few weeks we knew it was going to happen. good luck to you. >> hey, jay, here's something you probably never considered. take a new hobby like working on old cars. i love it. you might, too. >> jay does work on old cars. >> he has a whole garage full of

them. >> okay, well maybe jay with your new found time you could finally invite me over to your (bleep) garage. how about that? >> what are you talking about? why are you asking me what jay should do after the show is over? >> we are asking people's opinions about what jay should do. >> why would i give a (bleep) about what he does? let him figure it out for himself. i got a job. >> garth brooks summed up the show with a live performance of, i've got friends in low places. ♪ >> jimmy fallon takes over for jay after the olympics. >> i love that song. that takes me back to that album. >> a quarter to the top of the hour coming up.

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>> president obama's top diplomat to europe caught on tape saying something is very undiplomatic. >> it would be great to glue this thing and have the u.n. unglue it and (bleep) the eu. >> criticizing the european union was leaked on youtube. the state department will not confirm it is her voice but says she called the european union to apologize. >> want to work in a place where most employees take about 8 weeks off every year? look no further than philadelphia. the typical municipal worker

gets almost 50 days of paid leave every year. the city of brotherly love can get 5 weeks of vacation and 20 sick days. those numbers more than the average government employee and much more than the private sector worker. >> would you trust a bank that lost that billion dollars last year to safeguard your money? >> the u.s. postal service could soon be handling more than mail. jolene kent from fox business network joins us to explain. >> we reported on this before. the post office could soon be handling more of your money if their latest ideas become a reality. the post office inspector general offered new ways to generate revenue. some of the ideas offer payday loans, check cashing and digital currency. the idea provide bank like services that are not available in many rural or low income communities. the report says the postal service could make 8.9 billion a

year doing this and for an agency that lost 5 billion last year that sounds awfully tempting. but critics are quick to point out the possibility of failure arguing the post office is not ready for these types of responsibility or the cost involved in providing financial services. they respond to that saying quote the office of inspector general is not suggesting the postal service become a bank or openly compete for banks. to the contrary they say they should greatly help bank offerings. the postal service has yet to embrace this report they say it is only reviewing the outside ideas and they will think about it. >> have a great weekend. coming up the time is 10 minutes until the top of the hour. a salt truck spins out of control ends up, look at this, suspended above a busy interstate. the frantic effort to get it down. >> one of the most popular ways to get an extra poos when your

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it is now seven minutes till the top of the hour. terrifying video out of ohio. fire fighters rushing to rescue a driver in columbus as the salt truck is dangling over a wall. the driver rode backwards ton a wall directly on to an interstate. he was trapped inside for an hour until rescuers were eight to get him out safely. a minnesota school remains closed after a possible carbon monoxide leak which sent dozens of children to the hospital. police were called to the springfield elementary school after students felt sick in the auditorium. 30 kids were sent to the hospital. maryland wants to ban energy drinks for children.

the state's assembly introduced a bill that would ban the sale or marketing of all energy drinks to anyone under the age of 18. if the bill becomes law, maryland would be the first state to pass this kind of ban. whoever thought watching tv could make you a better doctor? one german doctor is a big fan of the show "health." >> absolutely. and total body irradiation. >> dr. schaffer was stumped by a patient's symptoms until he remembered an episode of house. the man's symptoms matched up patiently with the show and he was diagnosed and is well on his way to recovery. >> what's on his menu this morning? if it is not yogurt, it should be. what you need to know before you dig into your breakfast. >> a new device that allows

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two minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening. the t.s.a. banning liquids on flights to russia amid fears that terrorists could smuggle bombs in tooth paste tubes. family and friends saying goodbye today to philip seymour hoffman. he will be laid to rest after a private mass in new york city. it is national red day to raise awareness for women's heart health, heart disease the number one killer of women in america. time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. if you're eating yogurt for breakfast you're doing your body good. a study shows it can lower the risk of type 2 diabetes by 28%.

an arsonist in england sets himself on fire. the guy got away but likely has severe burns. >> finally the ugly. this giant jellyfish washing up on the shores of tasmania. the five-foot long creature is an unclassified species of jellyfish. >> that's ugly. now it's time for your brew on this responses. a new device helps your boss track your every move. it is a microscope that monitors how much you talk with your co-workers and how often you go to the bathroom. >> we asked is this an invasion of privacy or a good way to motivate employees. >> kenneth says in today's society good help is hard to find. if it will cut down on loss, prevention and save money that can be reinvested, good for them. >> albert says this new device is an invasion of privacy and will not motivate workers because too much overlooking by the

boss. >> lisa says if you're doing what you should be doing it should not matter who's watching although i do better when not under surveillance. >> thanks for watching. have a great weekend. >> "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. good morning. it's friday, february 7, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the white house was in a rush to pass obamacare, but now they're eyeing even another delay. this time past 2016. coincidence or political play? we report. you decide. >> what happens in 2016? the russians have run out of time to get it right. olympic opening ceremonies are today but the stands as you can see near empty. new reports of spy games. the russians are watching people in the shower. >> great. leno