our sentiments exactly. the boy even paused for a moment almost expecting the temperatures to start climbing. the video is going viral. >> maybe god will still answer. i'm sure he was listening regardless. thank you for joining us. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. good morning. it's tuesday, february 11. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. newly released papers paint a picture of hillary clinton we've never seen before. why this information could prove important for 2016. >> is the tea party racist? >> yes. >> yes. >> can you give me some examples. can you give me an kpaepl kpaepl -- example of how the tea party is racist? >> no because i'm not thinking about it. >> where is that narrative coming from? we'll find out. brian? >> does this guy make you want to buy obamacare? wait until you see the

latest push to get young people to sign up. "fox & friends," as far as i can tell, starts right now. >> i'm billy baldwin and you're watching "fox & friends." >> he's the white sheep of the family. billy baldwin is the one that is almost never in trouble, never in the news. >> he's always out of the news. >> good morning. welcome to "fox & friends." >> good morning everybody. shocking information coming across the wires. breaking details that hillary clinton passed her friend, diane blair, long time friend kept memos that were donated after her death. her husband jim blair donated them recently. it has a lot of hillary's opinions ranging from her take on monica lewinsky,

gennifer flowers. this is her take on monica lewinsky 1998. she says, quote, it was a lapse. she says to his credit, he -- bill clinton -- tried to break away, someone who was a gnashing -- loony tune. >> they were close friends, this diane blair. the correspondence back and forth between hillary clinton. this was personal information she was keeping diaries of. they were schoolmates. these have never been heard before. remarkable. sitting there behind closed doors so the washington freebie -- free beacon started uncovering stuff. >> this is the stuff you want to know that you don't find in a biography or her old books that are

bestsellers and she is about to write another one. this is what you want to know, how she really felt as a wife and first lady as she found out about monica lewinsky. almost find out how she felt as a first lady, found she couldn't do anything, found congress whiney and hard to deal with, had a hard time with the press. but as david bosse, chief investigator for house committee on government oversight, the paper reveals that she does more than just talk about hillary care. listen. >> that's what these papers show, that she would talk to diane blair about gennifer flowers and how they were going to destroy her and make her into a liar and possible criminal when of course they already knew it was true. they didn't care what they had to do to the women who were courageous enough to stand up. in these papers it shows what kind of ruthless

political operative hillary clinton is. >> it shows the public face and private face. specifically what we saw during hillary care, she was the face of bill clinton's health rollout which ended up being a huge debacle for the clinton administration. but in personal accounts in conversations with bill and hillary at dinner this is one of the accounts that came out during these meetings. quote -- at dinner, hillary to bill said this -- at length on the complex ities of health care, thinks that managed competition is a crock. single-payer necessary, maybe add to medicare. what we were hearing publicly completely different than what was being discussed by the clintons at dinner about what they could do and get through congress. >> there was denial post this memo that there was no intention ever to go to single-payer. she also indicated about her personal feelings, as you know, clayton, behind the curtain what did she feel. she said she went back, talking about monica

lewinsky, she alluded to that being the loneliness of the presidency and her own failures as a wife as indicated by diane blair's memo. >> she blamed monica lewinsky on herself. >> she understood the pressure bill clinton was under. a lot of people are saying going back to the 1990's, does it matter? think about the last candidates for president and think about how far back we went then. >> the 2012 election the press spent a lot of times looking at business deals mitt romney made in the 1980's. in the 2004 election the press spent a lot of time looking at what george w. bush did with the national guard in 1968 and what john kerry had done in vietnam in 1968. this will not actually be too old. >> great point. think about it. i thought senator rand paul was coming out of left field over the weekend and

saying why is he bringing that up. when byron york puts that in perspective, if you're going to take a full picture of somebody who never left the spotlight, you can go back there. hillary clinton as first lady was a bystander when it came to bill clinton. >> sort of. the comments are alluding to the fact that it wasn't so much what difference does it make but whatever it takes to get these women out of the way. >> we'll have more of these accounts and these letters and correspondence a little bit later in the show but let's turn our attention to the naacp. we were talking about a protest they had this weekend down there in north carolina when they asked for protesters to show up bringing their voter i.d. cards. but they were there to protest north carolina's antivoter i.d. law. >> this crazy notion that you have to have i.d. before you vote so we know who you are.

>> right. a separate protest, david webb of the tea party wanted to go to one of these naacp rallies to find out why they believe the tea party is racist. >> do you think the tea party is racist? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> can you give me some examples? can you give me an example now on how the tea party is racist? >> no, because i'm not thinking about them right now. >> let's see. >> i think they're racist against blacks, hispanics. >> what's an example? what have they done? >> what they say about abortion. >> is the tea party racist? and can we give him examples of how the tea party -- >> can you give me an example right now, how the tea party is racist?

>> i think that the -- the thing that [inaudible] >> i mean i don't know what you want me to say. they are. >> helen, come on over here. you want to talk about racism. >> the same context of meredith veira on i want to be a millionaire. >> the call did not go through. >> david webb is going to be on this hour to talk about that. he has questions there. we're going to be talking to him. in the meantime heather nauert. you have breaking news? >> information coming in to us a short while ago. it is breaking news to bring you. legendary actress shirley temple has died. ♪ on the good ship ♪ lollipop ♪ it's a sweet trip ♪ to a candy shop >> and she was just adorable.

she died of natural causes in her home in california late last night. she was surrounded by her family at the time. temple began her career at just three years old and she became one of the most famous child stars of all time. she went on eventually to serve as u.s. ambassador to ghana and also czechoslovakia. shirley temple was 85 years old. brand-new surveillance video showing the moment al libby was grabbed. a white car cuts off to the right. delta forces pull out. al libby then pulled into the van. this entire thing happened in libya and taken 60 seconds. al libi is suspected of the bombings in kenya and tanzania in 1998. he is awaiting trial in new york right now.

other news. the former s.n.l. star known for the movie, the night at the roxbury. ♪ ♪ >> well, also that one on s.n.l. this morning chris kattan under arrest for driving under the influence. he crashed his mercedes into a parked truck on a freeway. police say he was weaving all over the road before that accident. then you can see him here as he stumbles through that sobriety test. tmz reported he confessed to being on prescription drugs at the time. the white house is reporting the 27th delay for obamacare. this one is the employer mandate. medium size businesses won't face fines for failing to provide insurance. and large companies only need to provide insurance for 70% of their workers. the white house saying they are trying to make the transition a little bit

easier. listen to this. they are using celebrities like adam levine to entice young americans to enroll in obamacare. and those are your headlines. think about shirley temple. remember as a kid how many times you probably ordered a shirley temple drink. >> as a tee totaler i still do. >> see you later. >> what happens when an anti-american terror teacher puts on the wrong suicide belt? stick around. you'll like the way this ends. >> another dirty little secret hidden inside of obamacare. new proof it can hurt the disabled, the people who need it the most. more on that coming up. play close. good and close. ♪

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it might be the dirty little secret hidden in obamacare. able-bodied americans get covered while those with disabilities move to the back of the line. mallory factor is author of "shadow bosses"here with the reaction. how do those disabled go to the back of the line? >> real easy. there's over half a million seniors and people who are disabled that can't even get home care and are going to be forced into residential units because they're put at the back of the line. and five out of six of the people who will be getting these benefits under obamacare are going to be -- are people who should be in the workforce. we're discouraging over 2.3

million people from working with obamacare. we're going to take 2.3 million people out of the workforce. >> right. so you have somebody who is not able-bodied, and essentially the way it is set up right now, they just go flying into medicare? >> that is correct. they go flying into medicaid. it is amazing how the disabled get pushed aside and able-bodied adults, they're getting benefits. people don't want to work. >> if they are working and they get the subsidies, that's why it's built as we expand the number of people without insurance, we actually have 30 million without insurance now are going to be eligible to get insurance so they're going to get subsidies for the job they have. but for those who are not able-bodied, where do they go? >> they go to the back of the line. this is really interesting in that what you're looking at is a president who talks about equality. it's really causing inequality. it is taking people who would be climbing up that

ladder to success and really discouraging them. what obamacare does is discourages people from working that have lower incomes. >> you could argue that one of the great things about obamacare, one of the things, supposed to give people with preexisting conditions insurance and those who aren't able-bodied, give them a safety net to give them the services they need. essentially they're just going to be subjected to expanding of medicaid. >> i couldn't argue that, brian. maybe you could. but that is really not the case. it's the opposite. people who are disabled, people who really need that safety net are actually being pushed to the back of the line. half a million of them are ahead of five out of six people who are being pushed to the front of the line that are able-bodied. by the way, fox news has done a great job of this whole thing. i think we should change our slogan from "fair and balanced" to"i told you so." >> i think there's a lot of people out there who who didn't

know what was in the plan and now are finding out what is in the plan. we found out more delays in 2016. now states, for example, like new york are going to get their chunk of money for the next few years because they signed up for the exchanges. what happens when that money dries up? these are the states that have expanded medicaid and the supreme court said you do not have to take that additional money. new york now has the money. but when that money dries up, there will be no money for them. >> even worse than that, what's going to be happening, again, we're taking people out of the workforce, disincentivizing them to work and we're going to have to pay more and more for them for health care swell -- as well as other benefits. this is coming from those hard workers, that middle class. >> but you're going to be able to spend more time with your families and be

able to play kick ball and tag, so it's going to work out. mallory factor, professor at the citadel and fox news contributor, thanks for joining us. 18 minutes after the hour. straight ahead. it's a horrifying story. you go in for routine surgery and come out with a brain disease. how does that happen? energy drinks a gateway drug? a story every parent needs to hear. ♪ ♪

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at least 15 people hurt, two are in critical condition. it happened in cedarboro near the border with massachusetts. a class of 21 parents in iraq killed when the bomb instructor accidentally blew himself up. they were learning how to may explosive belts and one malfunctioned and blew them to bits. >> are energy drinks the new gateway drug? a study published in adiction medicine says teenagers who drink energy drinks are two to three times more likely to consume drugs or alcohol. >> dr. samadi is here to drake this study -- is here to break this study down. what do you make of this? >> we talked about this in the past and it's coming back to the surface. the reason is these energy

drinks have gone up, sales of them by 60%. it is a $12 # billion industry. we see more teenagers are getting involved in this. in this particular study they looked at 20,000 teenagers, 8th graders, 10th and 12th. they found out boys in 8th grade from single family households are using a lot of these. it is a way to go into alcohol, into smoking and is really not good for us. we're seeing about 21,000 emergency room visits as a result of these energy drinks and we've got to make sure parents are aware of this. >> that chart we looked at there, it said consumption was higher among eighth graders, boys, from single-parent household and households where parents have a lower level of education. >> it is out there. it is a quick fix, high energy, they're getting tons of caffeine. these are not f.d.a. regulated so you can get all different types of caffeine.

and the sugar load that comes with these are devastating. it increases your heart rate, increases your blood pressure. they take these drinks to the gym because they think they can boost their energy. they are diuretics so it gets your fluid out and while you're working out you can get dehydrated. there has been sudden death as a result of this. >> are they addicted. >> that is a good point. caffeine could be very addictive. you've seen me say three to four cups of coffee, there you go. >> when you're on house call you say three to four cups of coffee, good for you, but this? >> fun how to drink -- if you know how to drink coffee, there is an art making sure you do take a lot of sugar with it, it has been shown to help with diabetes, with parkinson's. this is different. this is a huge push of caffeine with sugar. >> filled with sugar. >> that is what exhausts your pancreas, on the way to diabetes, insomnia,

nervousness, heart rate. you don't want to touch a lot of these until they become f.d.a. regulated. it is a industry and the marketing behind this is tremendous. >> that number, two to three times are likely to use drugs or alcohol if using energy drinks is startling. doctor, we want to thank you for bringing this to us. >> don't forget they combine alcohol with this, which is devastating. that is another one that you want to be careful. you never want to mix these with alcohol because then you have the stimulant and you have the depressant. you end up taking a lot of and that is when they end up in emergency room. >> dr. samadi, thank you. >> good to see you. coming up, the white house scrambling to figure out where to sit the president of france because his girlfriend causing drama. >> get in shape and score a date for valentine's day. maria molina with a workout to get your heart pumping this morning. first happy birthday to sarah palin.

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>> your shot of the morning. that's coffee running from a kitchen faucet. a norwegian television series "don't do this at home" wanted to see what would happen when a water heater was filled with instant coffee. the result a freshly brewed cup of joe. >> it must be sweeps. >> practical, though. >> their version of myth busters in norway. >> i did not know there was a myth that need to be busted about hot water heaters. >> can you imagine getting in the shower. >> you'd be awake. wide-awake. >> all right. we could never replicate that. we can replicate a toss to heather. >> hey, heather. >> i was thinking that looks like the water the olympians are facing over in sochi, that brown water. >> maybe that's what it is.

>> good morning to you. we've got news, other news that came in overnight. a member of actress's julia roberts' family has been found dead. police say the body of nancy mose, roberts 37-year-old half sister was found in the bathroom of her los angeles home with drugs nearby. autopsy results say it could take several days to figure out what happened. she was a professional dog walker and pet sitter. julie and nancy shared the same mother and had a pretty rocky relationship over the years. a north carolina hospital accused of infecting its patients with a deadly brain disease happening at mother -- at forsyth medicine center. 18 patients have been exposed to the disease which is similar to mad cow

disease. others have been warned. >> i'm angry, very, very angry that something so little could cost me my life. >> the worst part of this, the incubation rate of this disease could take years. those who have been exposed now may not know they have been infected for years to come. >> after five years of testing, kraft is removing artificial preservatives from singles. it is being replaced by a natural mold inhibitor. when you're shopping look for packages with a red circle that no artificial ingredients. what do you think about that? french president hollande is visiting the united states stag. that is causing problems for white house organizers of the official state dinner that will be honoring the foreign leader saying they don't know where to put him since he won't have a date. last month he dumped his

girlfriend following reports he was having an affair with a french actress. >> he was caught with an affair? >> i guess so, brian. >> all the rage overseas. what have you got? >> let's talk olympics because we don't have video but it really hasn't felt like the olympics so far even though it is the winter games. the problem is sochi is a resort city, too warm to ski. temperatures have been in the 50's with highs in the 60's. it is so warm some events have been canceled. the ski jumping event was postponed. the u.s. adding two medals to their count bringing their total to six, a silver in the ladies' ski slope style and the u.s. ask still in fourth place. canada lead the way with nine. coming up on radio, jennifer griffin, diana madison and senator scott

brown will be with us from nine till noon on fox's radio app. >> kilmeade and friends. i love that hair. are you looking for love this valentine's day? maria molina discovered an interesting way to locate your perfect match. isn't that right? >> yeah, that's right. anna kooiman and i found a new workout that is sure to get your heart racing. it combines circuit training and speed dating. check it out. >> three, two, one! exercise! >> if you're single and ready to mingle, we're here to get our heart pumping in more ways than one. >> i can do it. i can. >> it's called speed agility fitness dating. it's circuit training. everybody's going to be

sweating, everybody's going to be huffing and puffing but you also might meet someone special and also get in the theme of the holiday. we all know the truth is it's pretty intimidating to speak to somebody in the middle of a workout. even in a class environment you're not necessarily going to say how's it going. pretty amazing jumping jacks. >> what would you say if we say those jumping jacks you're doing are pretty hot? >> we're going to have perfect partner push-ups and other things people can get together and make physical contact. in between each one we're going to have an ice breaker. >> what is the best thing to do in new york city? that would be of course go to central park for a job. >> i think we're so cheesy because we're in this class but i totally was going to say exercise. >> get that blood pumping not just because the person next to you is so attractive.

>> not just about looking better but you're going to feel more powerful, more capable and you're going to carry that into your interactions with other people. >> it is really fun. you get to meet people in a very low-stress environment and do something active. it is a good change from getting drinks at a bar which kind of gets boring. >> this is the love ladder. >> you're supposed to let the girl win. >> are we done yet? >> after the class everyone had to do a mixer to continue their conversations and hopefully exchange numbers. classes start this thursday at select new york sports clubs. and don't worry, if you don't find love on the first night, at least you can make great friends. >> what do you mean by mixer afterwards? you go, you're sweating. do you shower together? do you shower and then meet after? >> preferably.

then they go after the shower and dulles up. it is actually another night. not the night of the workout. it is another night that week. >> so you get to go think about the person. >> women don't like to be sweaty in spandex and men hit on them. >> number one, you care about your body because you joined that health club. you're making fitness a part of your life. the person you meet, you're halfway there. you know what they do in their off time. now you just have to find out their background, do they have a criminal record. >> maria, thanks. >> coming up here on the show, destroy the evidence. brand-new information on what almost happened to the pictures of osama bin laden's dead body that we have not seen. >> the president says extending unemployment is good for the economy so how does he explain what's

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a a new e-mail show 11 days after the killing of osama bin laden a top pentagon leader told military officers to destroy all photos of the dead terrorist. message sent hours after judicial watch filed a freedom of information act lawsuit for access to them. a benghazi movie could be heading to the big screen. paramount pictures is in talks for the film rights to an upcoming firsthand account by survivors. the novel, "13 hours"

written by surviving security team members, is scheduled to be published this spring. a writer and producer have already been selected by the studio. elisabeth? >> thanks, clayton. congress under fire for not extending long-term unemployment benefits, a move democrats claimed would hurt the economy. but north carolina, the governor there making a bold choice in july to limit job benefits, offering just 20 weeks, down from 73. in that time -- check this out -- their unemployment rate went from 8.9% to 6.9%. so is this the answer? joining me now is the governor of north carolina, republican pat mccrory. thank you for being with us. seems to be a solution that your state has found. is it? >> i believe it's one of many solutions. in fact, when i came into office last january 5 of last year, we owed the federal government $2.5 billion for unemployment compensation. our businesses owed the federal government that

much money and our unemployment rate was the fifth highest in the nation. in addition, i had many employers telling me they had open jobs but people were not taking those jobs. so we decided to try something different as opposed to trying strategy that was making north carolina one of the highest unemployment rates in the country. and we decided to reduceour unet compensation equal to what south carolina, tennessee and virginia were paying, and we also agreed to not extend unemployment further. and since that point in time, especially during the last three to four months, we've had the largest drop in unemployment rate in the country, from 9.4% to 6.9%. and employers are telling me had a people are taking jobs now that are available. >> what you're saying then is a complete antithesis from those we were hearing on the left who said no, if you cut those benefits, people are not going to go out and find work. you have found otherwise in your state? >> that is correct.

a lot of times people hold on until they find the job they want or they dreamed of. and we've all wanted to do that, but we've also at times in our lives taken jobs that were not the perfect jobs and jobs we don't want because we need to put food on the plate and pay our rent and pate our mortgages. i think that's what people are doing at this point in time, which means they at least get their foot in the door as opposed to being on government benefits while at the same time reducing debt that businesses owe the federal government at this time which will free up more money for jobs in north carolina in the long term. >> governor, how do you respend to c.e.o. -- respond to critics that say 40,000 dropped out of the labor force, that it might not work? >> actually that's happening across the nation. north carolina is no different than that. our rate of dropping out of the workforce is a little lower, but there's no real answer as to why. part of that might be the demographics of the baby boomers getting older since the recession of 2008. but the one variable that

makes north carolina different than the rest of the nation is the decision we made on unemployment. since we made that decision, we've had the largest drop in unemployment. so the variable of other people dropping out of the workforce is true in all states and it has nothing to do with the unemployment compensation. >> let's talk about all states. there are some who say north carolina, worked for you. it is not going to work across the nation. it cannot work on a federal level. you say? >> i think there is a point in time where we need to change our strategy and encourage people to get into the private-sector jobs that are open. by the way, we also have a responsibility to ensure that they get the right skill set to move in these jobs because another problem we all have is there are certain jobs open where we can't find the qualified people applying for those jobs even with the high unemployment rate. we're all a part of the solution. unemployment compensation is just one of those regarding the decision we made here in north carolina. >> governor -- >> and i think we made the right decision.

it was not an easy decision but it was the right decision. >> proof seems to be in the numbers. has anyone from the government, white house, called you, capitol hill, and said this is working, what can we do on a national level? anyone got in touch with you? >> no. in fact when we made the decision we got pretty harsh criticism from the labor department and the labor secretary at the time, and we've had a lot of protests here too, kind of wisconsin-style protests. my goal was to lower the unemployment rate. being the fifth highest in the nation was unacceptable. now we're not even in the top 30. now i'm working on other things like a major storm about to hit north carolina today. we're doing the right thing at this point in time and that's getting people to fill jobs that are open. and that spurs the economy as opposed to the only -- we don't want the incentive of the economy to be federal money coming into our state. that is a short term stimulus that doesn't have long-term sustainability.

>> governor, thank you for being with us this morning. north carolina, seems to be working there. >> thank you. thank you, elisabeth. >> coming up, can u.s. forces drop a bomb on a terrorist in another country? what if that terrorist is an american citizen? judge andrew napolitano on that tricky topic next. caught on camera, a fox news reporter pulling a man off live train trucks. john huddy is here to share that incredible lifesaving story. ♪ ♪ good job! ♪ still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories.

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the obama administration has reportedly been debating for months whether or not to launch drone attack on an american tied to al-qaeda. inside officials call the would be target a really bad guy. living overseas and plotting terrorist attacks against the united states. so the dilemma here, trying to take him out legally under a new drone targeting policy. the new policy says only the military, not the c.i.a., can kill american terror suspects overseas. can he be killed legally? let's ask fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. great to see you. >> good to be with you. >> let me break this down. >> i didn't know you worked during the week. >> sometimes. >> only kidding. >> let's break this down, put the law up on the screen. you can tear it apart for us, tell us what this means. when we're going after a guy who is an american terrorist, this is what the new drone strike decision means, has to be an ongoing military target, targeting an individual that has taken up arms, there is no reasonable possibility of an

arrest. we can't go and get the guy. the decision to kill is made by senior political leaders. so under that description there, can we legally go after this guy? >> the answer is no. and the reason for it is those four points that were just on the screen are not the law of the united states of america. they were written and made up by the president of the united states. they were not enacted by congress. only the congress can enact a law, especially a law giving the president authority to kill an american. >> doesn't he have war powers? >> not have war powers to kill an american and i'll tell you why. there are two clauses in the constitution that specifically protect americans. one says if the government -- in the nonwar context. if the government wants life, liberty or property from anybody in the u.s., american or nonamerican, it can only do so through a trial. if an american is waging war on the united states, that's defined as treason in the constitution. and the constitution guarantees

that person a jury trial with such specificity as to say he can't be convicted unless there were two witnesses to the same overt act. so the president's efforts to bypass the constitution yet again -- we've been talking about this for months now -- in foreign affairs is just as unconstitutional as its efforts to bypass the constitution in domestic matters. >> rudy guiliani disagrees. he was on greta last night and he had this to say about the president's authority. listen. >> this is somebody who is on foreign soil. he happened to be in a country that isn't going to allow us access to him, or it will be hard to get access to him. so he would fit into the category the president was talking about, the person where the president would have the authority to order him to be killed as an enemy combatant. it would be as if -- take the second world war and we had some nazis who were planning to come and attack us and they happened to be in a foreign country and we had the opportunity to stop

them before they did. >> does rudy guiliani nazi analogy hold up? >> let me say, first of all, i respect the former mayor not only as a mayor, but a launch he actually was a superb lawyer. we disagree on this. i would argue the nazi analogy does not hold up because the nazis were members of a government that had declared war on the united states and on which we had declared war. the president and his people -- i don't know how this leaked out, but it did and now they admit it -- are contemplating killing an american, specifically protected in the constitution. so if this guy is a bad guy as they claim he is that, is an insufficient basis to execute him without a trial. can they kidnap him? can they arrest him and put him on trial? yes, yes and yes. >> you brought autopsy great point. how did this leak out? how are we having this discussion in the press when this should be perhaps be behind

closed doors. >> i wish i knew. i don't know how it leaked out. as of yesterday afternoon, the government wasn't saying anything. last night our intrepid catherine herridge reached out to the government and they said, okay. yes. we are contemplating it. yes, we are debating it. yes, this is an american. we've been following this person for months and we can't decide what to do. guess what? the congress has never authorized the president to do this and even if the congress did, it would still be against the constitutional protections that he's afforded. >> what a fascinating debate. judge, always great to see you. this is why i work during the week, to talk to people like you. i'd love to hear from our viewers. let me know on twitter, weigh in on this and go to our facebook page. does the president have the authority to go after this american, targeting american citizens? coming up, thought you knew hillary clinton? think again. newly releaseed papers paint a whole new picture. we showed it to you yesterday.

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good morning. it's tuesday, february 11, i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert for you. actress shirley temple has died. ♪ on the good ship lollipop ♪ it's a sweet trip o a candy shop ♪ >> a sweet look back at her legendary career. then hillary clinton stood by her man when he said this. >> i want to you listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> monica lewinsky. this morning, we know what

happened behind the scenes. how could this and what could this mean for hillary in 2016? >> is the tea party racist? sure, if you listen to the naacp. watch this. >> yes. >> can you give me some examples? give me an example of how the tea party is racist. >> um, no. >> crickets. so why does that group continue to attack? the man asking those tough questions will join us live with his response, "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. >> this is mike roe with "dirty jobs." you're watching "fox & friends". >> we're going to talk about -- yesterday we talked about how he was highlighting manufacturing coming back to this country through a wal-mart ad. he got blow back from that. he's responded to that. we'll discuss that shortly. >> it's all via facebook. he has a strong stance on that. heather nauert has headlines

this morning. >> good morning to you. hope everybody is off to a great day. we do have a fox news alert to bring you. the legendary child actress and star shirley temple has died. ♪ on the good ship lollipop ♪ it's a sweet trip to a candy shop ♪ ♪ >> she really brings a smile to your face every time you see her, doesn't she? shirley temple died of natural causes at her home in california last night. she was surround by her family. she began hernd imagine this -- three years old. and she went on to become one of the most famous child stars of all time. she eventually became involved in republican politics and eventually served as u.s. ambassador to ghana and czechoslovakia. she was 85 years old. he is the former snl star known for his hilarious skit, a night at the roxbury.

♪ ♪ >> well, this morning it's not such a party for chris katan. he's under arrest for driving while under the influence. he crashed his truck. he was weaving all overt road before the accident. look at this car. and then in this video, you can see him as he stumbles through his sobriety test. tmz reports he confessed to taking prescription drugs. brand-new surveillance video showing the moment that american delta force operatives grab al-qaeda terrorist al-libi. look at this. his wife then cuts off the delta force cuts off his car and members of delta force jump out and another van pulls in front to prevent any chance of escape. al-libi is then pulled into that van. this entire thing, happening in just about 60 seconds. al-libi is suspected of master minding the bombings of

embassies. it killed 200 people, including 12 americans. he is currently awaiting trial in new york. that happening in october. and rosy o'donnel explaining why the u.s. is such a special place to her 18-year-old son. she returned to the set of "the view" to sit down with some co-hosts. her son is a student at the citadel and the number one cadet in his class at the school. o'donnel, antiwar activist, said she was proud but surprised by the answer she got when she asked her son about his career path. listen to this. >> why? he said only in america, mom, could somebody like you who came from a horrible childhood grow up and adopt kids like me who needed a family and i owe something to this country. i said, no, my son. you owe something to me! >> well, the first thing she said when she walked out on the set yesterday, i don't know if you caught this, elisabeth, is elisabeth hasselbeck here? just checking.

>> she was looking for me? i'm here. >> she was just taking attendance. >> she was worried. >> if you only knew she was going there, maybe you would have shown up. >> maybe. >> like a reunion. >> good for him. i think that's incredible that he feels there is -- >> he's going to serve. they pay for your education. meanwhile, another day, another delay. i'm talking about obamacare. i thought this was a joke. can you believe it, the white house didn't wait 'til friday at 4:00 o'clock to tell us -- >> monday at 4:00 o'clock. it happened yesterday. >> usually it's friday because no one is paying attention, especially you, because you heard the word happy hour and you're gone. now they say hey, businesses, i know we told when you we passed this law in 2010 that those businesses with more than 50 employees will have to insure those employees and give them health insurance or pay a $2,000

finality we delayed that until 2015. we got a better idea. let's delay that to 2016. those for the 100-plus employees, you'll have an extra year to phase in your health care coverage as well. >> why is this happening? so many people put this out. any time there is a new delay, everyone is saying, that's very convenient that they're pushing this off past the november election. why would they be doing this, pushing this past the elections? charles krauthammer says this is nothing other than simply politics. listen. >> the whole idea here that the administration is trying to promote that it's a timing issue, we got to ease them into this is a farce. it's the substance of it. they're getting tremendous complaints from small business that they can't do this. it will destroy their business. and that's why it's a delay. it's a political delay, but in the end, they're going to have to decide in or out. i think in the end they'll decide they'll have to cancel it 'cause there is no way, it will not increase joblessness, on top

of the 2 million who will be leaving on their own. >> if you're a democrat running for reelection, you go back to your district you and find out and talk to small business owners and know this mandate is coming and they'll be out of business, you'll be out of a job as a candidate. >> not if it's 2016. maybe if it was 2015, perhaps, when it comes to the presidency. after 2016, that's literally years away. >> right. it seems like a distant memory right there in the back and reverse there. but looking forward, certainly a political move as charles krauthammer indicated. john boehner took a more emotional stance and said, once again the president is giving a breck to corporations while individuals and families are still stuck under the mandate of this health care law. why do individuals have to bear the brunt he was alluding to, yet corporations and businesses getting a break? >> here is the thing, when you balance this out and the cbo said we're going to save money on this, you actually told the insurance companies, i'm going to get you these people who normally wouldn't get insurance. i'm going to make those companies give them insurance. if not, i'm going to get that

$2,000. that number will go up and i'm going to give that into the president obama to get the revenue in to insure the people, those 30 million without insurance. but you keep delaying the revenue. there is no revenue there. where are you going to get additional revenue are? more debt or raise taxes. >> or you're going to happy these ads work and get the young people to buy into obamacare. >> what he says, i do. so this is really going to be effective. >> exactly. you listen to his choices on the voice, you stay. >> absolutely. >> or listen to mike row. we talked about this ad. >> yesterday, i don't know if you were around, maybe you were off celebrating national umbrella day,s which was yesterday. you missed this ad we played for you yesterday, mike row of "dirty jobs," he's always getting his hands dirty, he did this wal-mart ad talking about how america and the ethic in america is a beautiful thing. take a listen. >> at one time i made things and i took pride in the things i

made and my belts whirred and my engines cranked. i opened my doors to all and together we filled pallets and trucks. i was mighty. and then one day the gears stopped turning. i'm still here. i believe i will rise again. we will build things and build families and build dreams. it's time to get back to what america does best. because work is a beautiful thing. >> he's getting hammered because people went to social network saying why are you supporting wal-mart? they're running mom and pop shops out of town and a lot of their goods are coming from china. he went to facebook to fire back.

>> why aren't you supporting the underdog was another comment. so he actually made it his job to respond specifically to both of those attacks saying this: quote, i've never supported the underdog simply because they're not the favorite. size might matter in some pursuits. i've been assured it does. but in business, there is nothing inherently good about being small and nothing inherently bad about being bad. my foundation supports skilled labor, american manufacturing, entrepreneurial risk, a solid work ethic and personal responsibility. we reward these qualities wherever we find them, whether they're in david or goliath. powerful statement from him. >> yeah. if wal-mart is going to bring back manufacturing here, they're going to put their money where their mouth is. he's supposed to say i don't like wal-mart? no, that has nothing to do it. he's taking action, when the guy who does dirt gee jobs -- dirty jobs and has a foundation.

john ratzenberger, he also says the same thing. we got to go back to building things. college is not for everyone. some people are going to make a great living building stuff with their hands. >> getting into blue collar jobs. >> 'cause he has a television show, american made. let us know what you think about that. goo go to did did -- go to our facebook page and let us know what you think. >> that's right. coming up, hillary clinton stood by her man when he said this. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> well, now we know much more about what was really happening and what it could mean for hillary in 2016. >> and did you see this? reporter by day, hero by night. fox reporter who sprang into action joins us with what it's like to save a man's life on the train tracks.

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personal documents from one of hillary clinton's closest confidantes revealing an inside look into her political past. one of the files uncovered is this, declassified 1992 campaign memo that warned, quote, what voters find slick in bill clinton, they will find ruthless in hillary, end quote. so what else was revealed about the former first lady and how will that impact her potential run for the presidency? staff writer from the with a issue wash free beacon joins us now with that.

good morning. you broke this story. let me just start by saying why now are these documents being uncovered and finally being revealed? >> actually that's a good question. when i went down to arkansas a couple weeks ago, i honestly didn't expect to find too much in these archives because they had been opened in 2010 and had not been written about. so i assumed that maybe people went down and they didn't see anything there. so i was actually pretty surprised to find what we did find. >> certainly speaking of the account of her conversation with conversation, her good friend talking to her about monica lewinsky and the scandal that ensued in 1992. it said it was elapsed, but said to his credit, he, speaking of bill clinton, tried to break it off, tried to pull away. tried to manage someone who was clearly narcistic looney tune. it was beyond control. what was your reaction when you read that is this. >> i was surprised.

in the biography of hillary clinton reported on this conversation between hillary and diane and he had an interview with diane blair and she told him that she did not -- that hillary couldn't talk about monica, but she knew diane was thinking about her and that hillary had to think through a lot of things and she was going through a lot at that point. so i was surprised to read this account of the conversation where they did talk about monica and they -- hillary spoke about it candidly. >> blair's account also, there was a conversation with hillary about the press that goes back to 1993. quote, hillary said that the press has big egos and no brains and the white house is going to have to work them better. that her staff has figured it out and would be glad to teach bill's staff that there is still tension between them. what's your take on that? >> i think this is the current theme that you see, at least when i was going through the archives, this idea of -- these

adversary, outside adversaries against the clintons and the press was a big part of that. the clintons really saw all of the scandals of the white house years and even to the arkansas years as kind of the media-manufactured -- almost like an opposition thing. >> sure. do you think, having found this and having it out, moving into 2016 with hillary clinton being a front runner potentially in the race for the presidency, will this affect her, this sort of ruthless paint brush right now and picture of her, how relevant will these quotes be? >> i think this is a challenge that hillary will face if she does decide to run in 2016, which is dealing with a lot of these things from the past and one of the benefits of having such a long career in washington is that she can point to that as experience and that's a benefit for her as she runs.

but the down side obviously is that the clinton white house years, there were a loft scandals there and she's going to have to figure out a way to answer for those, or to discuss them if she does decide to run in 2016. >> alanna, thank you for bringing this out and certainly doing some digging there. has everybody asking a lot of questions as we move into an election season. thank you for joining us today. >> you bet. >> is the tea party racist? sure, if you listen to the naacp. >> give me some examples. give me an example now of how the tea party is racist. >> um, no, 'cause i'm not thinking about them. >> well, why does that group continue to attack the tea party? the man asking those tough questions is going to join us live. and happy valentine's day, honey, you're up for sale on ebay.

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23 minutes past the hour. time for news by the numbers. first, 35. that's how many times pilots landed at the wrong airport since 1990. the most recent incident, just last month when a southwest jet landed at a missouri airport for the -- with a much shorted runway. ten years old, a girl drove a car into a dmv. did she get her license. she's charged with careless driving. she's ten years old.

finally, $1,191, that's how much a british man tried to sell his girlfriend for on ebay. he says it all start as a joke because she never does any housework. but more than 50 people bid on her. hot commodity. brian? >> yep. 24 after the top of the hour. we told you about the head of the north carolina naacp attacking senator tim scott for being conservative. fox news sent out one of our great contributor, david webb, to north carolina to confront barber. here is what happened. >> do you feel you owe senator a apology for calling him a -- and black conservatives mouth pieces for conservatives. >> it's my job to speak the truth about public policy. >> excuse me. today is about the people of north carolina. dr. barber answered your

question and now it's time to move on. >> i guess so. the man who asked those questions with us, david webb. so first off, you go there. you feel a lot of tension when you ask that question is this. >> yeah. there is a lot of tension in the room because how many times do they really get confronted on their own bigoted comments? that's what these are. this is the typical operational model of the reverend barber's al sharptons. look what they do. they attack and then they hide behind, in his case, he hides behind the pulpit, says it's just a language of the pulpit. these guys get away it way too long. and i understand the senator's point. he's not going to confront them. he's a sitting united states senator. but it's up to us as media and frankly as citizens to confront them with this. it was not a dangerous environment, but it's clearly a good representation of the progressive movement in this country. i marched with them, talked with them. i asked them questions. these are uninformed people. and then they shout me down

because they don't dare -- i'm facing them in a room where everybody is clapping. they all agree them. but now they have to shout me down rather than let me ask the question. >> right. so you went under protest. people might want to have to show i.d. before they vote. you're with them. you caught up to them. you didn't let that stop you. here is when you asked some people about their perception of the tea party and can they prove it. listen. >> can you give me some examples? give me an example of how the tea party is racist. >> um, no, 'cause i'm not thinking about them. >> so did you find that through the whole line? >> i went through dozens of people 'cause i walked with the march. a lot of them didn't want to go on camera. but the ones that did, i just asked a direct question, do you think the tea party is racist? can you geoff me an example right now? typically if there is a pervasive issue, you can give an example. i asked about barak obama, has he failed the country?

has he failed the black community? they blamed congress. a lot of them don't recognize there is two houses. there is the senate and the house. they just don't understand the issues. >> david, i think things have really changed now where if you didn't like bill clinton the way -- or didn't like democrats, you didn't think he was a good president, you don't like george bush or any republican or don't think george bush was a good president. but if you don't like president obama, the new factor is, well, you don't like black people. >> right. this is a false narrative. frankly, it is so disingenuous in this country and all the things we've done in the last 50 years w he reversed course on a blight on the planet, racism. we're a country that has opportunity. we embrace american values of freedom, of equality, of equal opportunity. and they don't want that. these are the hard core left. democrats watching, these are not even democrats. democrats lost in 2010. they want the state back. the progressives, they want to

take it backwards. >> david, good job. i know you saw it with hannity last night. thanks for sharing with us today. thank you. three minutes before the bottom of the hour. she promised bill o'reilly a sit-down interview. but nancy pelosi still has not made good on that. jesse watters finds out why when he tracks her down with a camera. plus, reporter by day, hero by night. john huddy joins us live next wisest kid?

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bill o'reilly has a quick question for you. he ran in to you at the ken do center honors recently and you said ruled do an interview with him. in fact, you said you would do an interview in your office. >> yeah, but i did greta. >> you've been saying you're busy in february, march, april. >> we're never here. >> i know you're a woman of your word and i'm asking you if you're going to be honoring your commitment. >> i didn't make any commitment. we're having a social conversation. in fact, it was at the white house, first time ever i saw him, 'cause i never see him on

tv. it was open ended. one of these days, maybe i will. i was not pleased with the disrespect he showed to the president. >> how was he disrespectful? >> speaks for itself. >> jesse watters asking for accountability and some answers from nancy pelosi. got some smiles and laughs. >> i'm sense ago reluctance. >> really? >> not working? >> i'm picking that up. jesse fresh off the red carpet on super bowl week, over to nancy pelosi's house. heather, what's going on? >> politicians, right? oh, boy. good morning to you all. 33 minutes after the hour. the obama administration considering a drone hit to take out an american al-qaeda suspect overseas. but there is a big dilemma here. this was supposed to be kept a secret and now the entire world knows about it. while some agree a terrorist should not necessarily be protected by his citizenship, big question how this information came out in the

first place. >> if i were the administration, i would be very concerned that four american officials are talking about this to the press, off the record. that's a serious breach of protecting our national security. if this guy has any brain, he's already figured out who he is and he's hiding somewhere. >> good point there. the debate has reportedly been going on for the past six months. we'll watch this story carefully for you. a member of julia roberts' family has been found dead. police say the body of nancy motes, roberts' 37-year-old half sister, was found in a bathroom of a client's home in los angeles, drugs were found nearby. autopsy results to determine the cause of her death could take several days. she was a professional dog walker and pet sitter. julia and nancy shared the same mother and had a rocky relationship. nancy claims roberts constantly poked fun at her weight struggle. a north carolina hospital accused of negligence after

patients get a deadly brain disease. now the hospital is apologizing, blaming improper sterilization of equipment. so far 18 patients have been exposed to a disease that is similar to mad cow disease and the patients have been warned. >> i am angry, very, very angry that something so little could cause me my life. >> the incubation rate of this disease can take years and years. so those exposed may not know they're infected for a very long time. the washington redskins playing offense in taking shots at those who are trying to change the team name. two members of congress joining that ongoing controversy and sent letters to the nfl urging the league to change the name. the team fired back at congress, release ago statement that reads in part, surely with all the issues congress has to work on such as the economy, war, jobs and health care, the senators must have more important things to do.

you think and those are your headlines. >> all right. 25 minutes now before the top of the hour. georgia officials preparing for another storm packed with ice and snow. >> already today nearly 400 flights in and out of atlanta have been canceled. >> georgia's governor declaring a state of emergency in 45 counties. maria is tracking this storm. more snow on the way, huh? >> yeah, that's right. another week, another storm system. right now we're tracking it across portions of the southeast where we have one batch of moisture moving through parts of mississippi, alabama, even into georgia and the carolinas early this morning. there are some areas that are going to be seeing light snowfall accumulations, but it's tonight into tomorrow morning. you're going to see a more significant punch develop here. we could be seeing as much as a half inch of ice accumulation in cities like atlanta and more than six inches of snow possible across interior parts of the care carolinas and northern portion of georgia. the higher elevations could see

more snow than that. possibly over a foot of snow accumulation. of course, the big story is what does the storm do once it heads toward the northeast? we are expecting significant impacts here come wednesday night into thursday morning. let's head back to you. >> thanks, maria. usually he just reports the news. this time he was making it. local fox reporter john huddy making headline when is he sprang into action pulling a man to safety. >> he joins with us more on how he saved this stranger's life, all while he was on the job. unbelievable. >> i was. >> john, set the scene for us. >> thanks for having me here, by the way. i really appreciate it. looking at the video, the one thing is that strikes me is the woman bear hugging me. you see me right there. then the other guy who jumped in and then the other who -- his pants were kind of coming down there. >> what happened? >> we were shooting b roll on the platform. we were doing a story about the

impending storm, potential transit problems and ice build-up. and so my photographer was kind of behind me and i was walking over to this gentleman who fell down because i wanted to ask him if he was willing to do an interview on camera, do sound for us. he got up, kind of -- took a step forward, seemingly lost his balance, slipped or both, and then went face first onto the tracks. in between the rails there. just basically face planted. so at that point, i'm watching this happen. it was surreal. so i run over. i'm screaming, get up. at first, i thought he knocked himself out because i didn't see him move. he was a big guy, probably 6' 2, 260. so i'm thinking, do i have to jump down and try to get him up? then i see him kind of pushing himself up. i'm screaming come to me. come to my voice. get up, get up. >> was he responding? >> at that point he kind of was getting up. he was a little wobbly. i screamed, you have to come to me. get over here. so he came, kind of stumbling

over. i grabbed him by arm. at that point the other gentleman, gregory, who actually you see when my camera man turns around, he kind of looks over at me and then he runs to our aid and he grabs the other arm. but we're two skinny guys. so we're trying to pull this 250, 260-pound guy off the tracks onto the platform and we're struggling. so then two other guys i think jumped in and then that woman puts me it a bear hug and pulls me. >> three minutes made a world of difference, saved everybody's life, truly, because what happened? >> the train was running a little late. so if it would have been -- if it would have been on time, that would have been a disaster. so thank god, the one thing again that really strikes me is how many people jumped in, how many people were involved. doesn't matter your background or who you are or anything like that, everybody got involved. and that's really, i felt, that was my duty. never crossed my mind to just

watch him struggle. >> is he okay now? >> he got on another train. he just left. >> so you think he was out for a second? >> i don't know if he was knocked out. i think -- again, he landed face first. i think he was just shocked by what happened. he looked very dazed when we got him up onto the platform. he was kind -- >> good job. >> appreciate it. again, all the people that helped out, too. >> sometimes the story changes from ice to saving somebody. >> so true. >> appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> john does a great job at wnyw. coming up straight ahead. >> next up, will we ever see the pictures of a dead bin laden? brand-new information about what happened to them. then, he backed obamacare from the start. now the ceo of the largest health insurance site in the country is breaking with the president. he joins us live to explain what

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>> too bad. all right. remember when president obama said that the health care web site was fixed? >> i don't think anybody anticipated the degree of problems that you had had on healthcare.gov. the good news is that right away we decided how we would fix it. it got fixed within a month and a half. it was up and running and now it's working the way it's supposed to. >> was this claim that o'reilley interview that had one supporter of the president turning his back on him. >> joining us is the yeo of e -- ceo of ehealth. >> is it fixed? >> no, it's not fixed. by the way, healthcare.gov is just in a number of states. you have other states that set up their own exchanges. go to maryland or oregon and try to get on the exchange and see what it's like to get through that process. that's one way to describe it, a mess and then some. >> you were watching the president in that interview on super bowl sunday. and you were a long-time

supporter of obamacare from day one. what during that interview made you switch? >> i'm still a supporter. i'd like to see this work. i'm a cancer survivor, before this, i couldn't get health insurance or through my own company. but what i really reject is this notion that it's fixed and it's all working. it's not. we hear things about the back end not working, where people who go through healthcare.gov can't get their insurers to the insurance company because it's not connected properly. many of the states it's not working well. but they'll get some of that fixed. but consumers need choices. so you may want to go to healthcare.gov. you may want to do an exchange. but you should be able to go to a place like ehealth as well. >> americans want truth and be able to get through and get covered. but they also -- this web site needs a lot of help. did you offer help to the administration, kathleen sebelius? >> interestingly, we ran this web site for a year when the legislation was first passed and it was an information web site. then they selected someone else to actually do what's called the production site, where people

can buy. it hasn't worked real well. that aside, we've made some offers. but at this point, our business is one where we just interact with consumers. we're like the amazon.com of health insurance. that's a good way to think about us. what i really want is for lower income subside eligible consumers to be able to use us just the way they do the government site. today people who weren't subsidy eligible can use us or the government side. if you're subsidy eligible, you're relegated only to the government site. it's much like if you're low income, you can only ship a package through the postal service. if you're higher income, you can use fed-ex, ups or the government site. >> so you never saw the government as a competitor 'cause you don't accept subsidies, so you were willing to help to make the health care system work in this country and now you're looking at it and saying, i can no longer support this plan? >> i want this to work. i can't support the implementation of this part, especially in many of the states who won't allow a company like ours their residents to use us to get their subsidies.

it doesn't make sense. >> beyond just the web site structure, the critics said forget the web site, those will get up and running soon enough. it's the structure of obamacare itself that's the failure. it's trying to rely on young people to get these plans. you see all these advertise ams rolling on swaying young people to use it. isn't the structure of obamacare what's the problem? >> you make a great point. in fact, the 3 million people that the president's reference who have been enrolled so far, if you look at the numbers, in the low 20s in terms of percentage are between 18 and 34. you need a lot more than that. at my company, close to half the individuals who come to us are between that age group because they're used to doing this on-line. they want to do it in their hands with a phone. if they don't get these young people enrolled, what's going to happen is it will get mitigated by prices. prices will keep going up and up and up and the stuff becomes expensive and that's where the legislation really stumbles or fails. >> one of the companies brought

in, you were not brought in, is acensure. there is no indication they've done anything positive, is there? >> i don't know the answer to that. i'm not that close to it. we're trying to connect to healthcare.gov right now to help people get subsidies. it's been really slow going. really slow. >> the white house's reaction to you leaving, or you leaving their side? >> i haven't heard anything from the white house. i still want this white house to work. i don't support this notion that it's fixed because it's not. there is a lot of work that's got to be done for this to have a chance at working. >> certainly someone who knows when it works and when it doesn't as a ceo. you know the ins and outs of how a web site should work. >> ecommerce is not easy. >> not when you're trying to connect to 50 database, too. great to see you. >> thank you so much. coming up straight ahead. >> treat an interview like you're on a date. sounds crazy. but guess what? it could work. cheryl casone on deck with the proof. >> first on this date in history

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go on a job, you got a checklist. >> the same thing with a date. you're going on to a date and you've got a checklist. i want tall, dark, handsome. well, it's the same for a job. i want good benefits, certain salary. you have to have all of that mapped out before you go onto the interview and the date as well. >> and i know covering technology for fox, there are a number of apps that have popped up that allowed you to do background checks. also third party services. >> also google. >> you want to do background checks? use google on a date. >> when you were single, did you ever google a date? >> i don't think it existed. >> back in the day. five years ago. yeah. obviously if you're going to go on a date, most people these days now, if you're single, you're dating, you're going onto the internet, checking out the person. you got to do the same thing for the company, but research the company. so many job seekers are showing up to interview and they have no clue about the company they're

interviewing for and they're going to ask you. you got to be prepared. so you got to do your research. again, if you're going on a date and potentially are with a serial killer, you should be aware of that as well. >> yeah. what about first impressions, if you're on a date with that serial killer, how important are first impressions with the job and a date? >> if it's a serial killer date, you want to ask a loft questions, like, so, when was your last kill? seriously. you want to be responsive and look interested. you want to ask questions. you also want to ask questions of the person that is interviewing you. it's the same thing on a date. you want to be engaged. not to go on dates if you're one of those people that talks about themselves for the entire date. you may not get a second date. same advice for an interview. you may not get a follow-up if you go into the job interview and blather on. >> that could be the important part. the waiting game, follow-up. do you call? >> is the phone going to ring? oh, my goodness. yes. the same thing is, you want to wait a reasonable amount of time. but two weeks is too long to wait for a follow-up on a job

interview. i would say three to five days. we've all heard, i'll call you. if they say, we're going to reach out and don't, it's appropriate to reach back out to them and follow up with them. that's very important. you've got to be engaged in the job process. more so than dating. you got to be more aggressive in the job search. >> finally, the rejection. >> there is a couple things. it is a rejection if you don't get asked on a second date. same thing happens if you don't get called back for a second or third interview. it's emotionally difficult. that's something that nobody really likes to talk about in our society. but it is hard. it is a rejection. you've got to kind of do a little bit of a grieving process after that so you're prepared for the next interview. my grandfather always said, pick yourself up by the boot straps. same for dating. same for jobs. >> there is a lot of fish in the sea. >> you can have all this for your wife, by the way. >> thank you. >> i don't need it. there you go. cheers to getting a job. >> i'll fill this up during the commercial break. coming up on the show, thought you knew hillary clinton? think again. newly released papers paint a

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good morning. today is tuesday, february 11. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. actor shirley temple has died. ♪ on the good ship lollipop ♪ it's a sweet trip to a candy shop ♪ ♪ where bonsbons play on the sunny beach of peppermint bay ♪ >> we look back at her legendary career. and newly released papers painting a picture of hillary clinton like we've never heard before. why the information inside could be critical to her potential run for president in 2016. laura ingraham is here with an inside look at those papers. >> yeah. owesy o'donnel's son signing up for the military.

how did she take that news? >> why, honey? why? because he said only in america, mom, could somebody like you who came from a horrible childhood grow up and adopt kids like me who needed a family and i owe something to this country. i said, no, my son, you owe something to me! >> barbara walters starting to get a flashback. "fox & friends" starts right now ♪ ♪ tobymac performing live later in the show. we see that video. love him. he's going to sing for us. >> his rehearsal sounded great. >> yeah, 5:00 a.m they were doing their rehearsal. i always wonder when we have a rock band like that on, do they go back to sleep for the whole show and come back at the end. >> we provide accommodations. so we allow them to sleep. >> by the way, he also has a bar

in there. how we got that, i don't know. but i will say this, it was amazing for you to stand up there and make them keep playing until you ok'd the rehearsal. >> i thought the drums needed to be brought up a little more. coming up in a little bit. first, this fox news alert. late last night, child actress shirley temple died of natural causes in california surrounded by her family. medical line line has a -- molly line has a look back at her life. ♪ i see lions and tirings watching me ♪ >> reporter: she was to all america's sweetheart. our little princess, shirley jane temple was born on april 23, 1928, in santa monica, california. it was a 1934 that two major studios, paramount and fox took notice of her. both came up with feature projects for her. at fox, it was "stand up and cheer." ♪ ♪ >> paramount followed with "little miss marker."

it was fox that quickly realized shirley's film potential and signed her to a seven-year contract at $150 a week. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: by the end of the year, her paycheck was up. it was also in 1934 that she did "bright eyes," which turned out to be one of her most popular movies. before she was seven, she became one of hollywood's biggest box office attractions and won an academy award at age six. after her show biz career ended in 1961, she began a career in politics. in 1989, president bush asked temple black to serve as ambassador to czechoslovakia. she battled breast cancer and was awarded the screen actor's guild life achievement award, but considered her greatest achievement tore what she called her 55-year story book marriage. from america's favorite moppet to ambassador, she was a brilliant performer and a dedicated public servant. molly line, fox news.

>> shirley temple was 85 years old. so we'll continue to look back at her career and a her life throughout the day here on fox. heather nauert, what other news is breaking? >> a lot of stuff going on this morning. four minutes after the hour. brand-new surveillance video showing the moment that america delta force operatives grabbed an al-qaeda terrorist, al-libi. look at this video. here you can see a white van cuts off his car, then delta force members jump out and another van pulls in front to prevent any chance of escape. al-libi is then pulled into the van and this entire thing happening in libya, taking just 60 seconds. al-libi suspected of master minding the bombing of embassies that killed more than 200 people. he's awaiting trial in new york. he is a form snl star known for "the night at the

rocksbury." remember this? ♪ ♪ >> this morning not such a party for him. chris kattan is under arrest for driving under the influence. he crashed his mercedes into a parked truck on a california freeway. police say that he was weaving all over the road before the accident. you can see him right here as he really sort of stumbles through the sobriety test. tmz later reporting he confessed to having used prescription drugs. senate democrats up for reelection are asking the president to stay away. nearly every incumbent who was asked about this said that they don't want president obama to campaign for them. the wildly unpopular obamacare is expected to be a major campaign issue and is expected to be a consistent theme among republicans. instead vice president joe biden, michelle obama and former president bill clinton will hit the campaign trail for them instead. the white house now announcing the 27th delay for obamacare.

this one involves the employer mandate, pushing it off to 2016 for some employers. until then, businesses with between 50 and 99 employees will not face fines for failing to provide insurance. larger companies only need to provide insurance for 70% of its workers until 2016. the white house saying they're trying to make the entire transition easier. then there is this, just in time for valentine's day, the white house teaming up with a group called young invincibles for national youth enrollment day. now they're using celebrities like adam levine to try to get young people to enroll in obamacare to pay for all the older folks. >> thank you very much. let's see if laura ingraham is convinced, if adam levine says it's good, is it good for you? >> i'm still trying to get over his opening of the beatles tribute show. >> i missed that. was it good? >> he needed a little harmony in the background. he's a talented musician, but i don't think he's a great fan

of -- >> you're not only a music critic, you're a political critic. i'm curious on your take of these hillary papers that were waiting there and waiting for a journalist to sink their teeth in. the washington free beacon decided to look at what was in this correspondence between hillary clinton and her close friend, going back to school days. and correspondence, diary entries and this one stood out to the washington free beacon and us. take a look at this. she says about monica lewinsky in 1998, hillary clinton said this, it was a lapse, but she says to his credit, he tried to break it off, tried to pull away. tried to manage someone who was clearly, referring to monica lewinsky -- a nare sis cystic looney tune. but it was beyond his control. what do you make of that? >> well, it doesn't really surprise me, to tell you the truth. hillary decided, she made a calculated decision after paula jones and all the other

dalliances that this was her life partner and i think for a lot of reasons, she wanted to stay with her husband. so it doesn't surprise me that she sided with him because she ultimately did side with him. and what is a little surprising, though, i think for people who view hillary as the iconic feminist trail blazer and many people do, in the end, she became the enabler of bill clinton who ultimately decided that it was more of the woman's problem. it was the other woman who was the problem in this. not the grown man who was the chief executive of our country and her ultimate boss who perhaps was exerting inordinate power over this lady during this, quote, relationship. that's the thing that feminists would look at and say -- if they're honest -- i guess they're not that feminist after all. >> when you suggested that hillary might be a step back for women than a step forward, she blames herself.

she said her own lack of being a good wife, paraphrasing there, it was partly her fault that this happened, you know. and then this nare city cyst looney tunes was in. >> she made a calculated decision. i'm sure she loves her husband and we don't know -- again, we don't know what's happening behind closed doors. these are interesting. but i think republicans -- for the republicans, they're going to be campaigning on growth and prosperity and reform and if hillary is the nominee, i wouldn't look to the people running in the primaries or the general election to be focusing on this stuff. this seems like old stuff to me. it doesn't seem like anything new. i'm not surprised by it at all. not at all. >> i thought byron had a good point to say it's okay to talk about mitt romney and his business in the '80s and george

bush military experience. >> rosy o'donnel, you saw the clip, she paid a visit to "the view." her son, parker, joining the military. this was her reaction. >> there he is in his military uniform. he's been accepted to the citadel. how do you annoy your left wing liberal pacificist mother? you become a big military man. i said why? why do you want to do this? because he said only in america could somebody like you who came from a horrible childhood grow up and adopt kids like me would needed a family and i owe something to this country. i said, no, my son. you owe something to me! >> turning it back on her. >> i have a question, does her son really speak that way? i better not speak that way about my sons when they decide to do something. the only thing that could have been worse for rosy o'donnel is if her son said, mom, i got to tell you, i watch fox news, i'm a member of a tea party and i love conservative talk radio. that would have sent rosy totally over the edge. good for her son. he sounds like a great guy.

i didn't like the voice that much. >> it was very similar to the donald trump impression that she did also when we were watching her on "the view." >> the last laugh is on rosy here. it's poetic. i love it. >> laura ingraham, thank you so much for joining us this morning. as always, great to see you. >> take care. >> back to the future. we're talking about her book. straight ahead, he's a retired navy pilot who was once held captive by the chinese. now he wants to run for senate. meet a political rising star next. and talk about a french affair, the white house scramming to figure out where to sit the president of france because of his girlfriend drama. place cards? ♪ ♪

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you may not know them yet, but they're already making their mark. we are talking about america's rising political stars and how they're shaping our nation's future. today mover and shaker has an incredible story to share. he does, retired navy pilot shane osborne was held captive in 2001 by the chinese after colliding with a fighter jet and safely crash landing his plane. he was awarded the distinguished flying cross. now he wants to be the next senator from his home state of nebraska. shane, good morning. thank you for your service and welcome. >> good morning. thank you. >> thank you for your service to our nation. your bravery there and certainly giving more than most. now you want to continue that y. politics? >> well, there is a saying in the navy that many men and women have given their lives for it

quite frankly and it's not on my watch. that's why i'm running. not on my watch. i refuse to watch our country decline. the least we can do is have people in congress that serve with the honor that our men and women in uniform do. that's what we need. >> we alluded back to that, if you could take us back to that day, i know you said you learned, of course, something so valuable there. >> you really do. i tell people, what's being a good navy pilot have to do with being a good u.s. senator? not a lot. but leadership matters. when your plane is ripped apart, people know i don't give up. most importantly is when you're on the deck and get taken off at gun point, you learn what your faith means to you and you learn to take care of your crew. i didn't do anything any other mission commander wouldn't have done for his crew. it's something that you live through. 12 days of interrogations are

pretty hard times. you're scared. you're praying. you're trying to fight through it and hallucinations and all these things as they sleep be previous you. i just -- sleep deprive you. we elect people and the pressure seems to get to them. what we need is more people that can handle pressure. if i can take 12 days of interrogations by the communist chinese, i can certainly handle harry reid. >> you give people some hope there. you talk about being committed to debt reduction. something yesterday came up that may have put you in an interesting spot. bill passed in the senate, giving cost of living increase to veteran, estimated $7 billion to the deficit. would you have voted yes on that >> first and foremost, i was disappointed in the budget coming out and attacking veterans. we need to get this country back on track. nebraska, we don't spend money we don't have. we need to live within our means. and that's something we need in washington, d.c and so yes, we need to get the

benefits back to veterans, but we need to find a way to pay for it as well. the fiscal insanity going on in this country is the biggest threat. not our external threats around the world. >> so undecided financing to work out there. shane osborne, nebraska, we certainly thank you for your service again and for being with us this morning. thank you, sir. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> best to you. tomorrow we're going to meet another rising star. democrat congressman hakeem jeffries of new york. not going to want to miss that. next up, what happens when an anti-american terror teacher puts on the wrong suicide belt? stick around. you're not going to want to miss it. if you could be thrown in jail, could you be thrown in jail over a shotgun shell? this hunter joins us live with a huge update on that next. ♪

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quick headlines now. class of 21 terrorists in iraq killed when their anti-american bomb instructor blew himself up. they were learning how to make explosive belts when one malfunctioned and blew him to bits. a benghazi movie could be heading to the big screen. the novel, "1 hours" -- 13 hours," scheduled to be published this spring. clayton? >> the first ever person to be prosecuted for unlawful

possession of ammunition over a single shotgun shell. a souvenir, by the way, that's why my next guest kept it in his home. he's now facing jail time and a hefty fine. guess what? there is a hearing today. he joins me now to give us an update on this story. mark, great to see you again here on "fox & friends." thank you for joining us. >> good morning, clayton. >> let's walk our viewers back for those watching this morning who might not know your story. tell me how the government first came to know that you actually had something in your house that they might be interested in and walk me through that process. >> well, i had a former relationship that i was in and this person accused me of making a threat and as soon as she mentioned firearms to the police, they took a great deal of interest in it, forgetting about the original issue and focusing strictly on that issue, visiting me once in june of 2012 and then subsequent to that,

raiding my home on july 7 of 2012, conducting about a two-hour top to bottom search n which they found no firearms, but found an inert shotgun shell from an old hunt and some muzzle loader ammunition. >> what did they say to you at the time? did they put you in handcuffs? >> yes, they did. they put me and my then girlfriend in handcuffs. they herded all the children into a separate room. all five children into a separate room. wouldn't let us talk to them while they proceeded to essentially ransack the house. >> the government coming into your home. this is washington, d.c., of course, an area where you're not allowed to have these types of firearms. you recall, it seems a double standard. david gregory of nbc, when he held up on camera a 30 round magazine and he got let off

scott free, right? >> yes, he did. but i think because of the message and his story was that of an antigun message, i think they viewed him as a kindred spirit and therefore, let him off. i did not actually have any firearms in d.c i kept them outside the city in virginia, my sister's home. >> meanwhile, after the first hearing back in june, the government -- the judge gave the government until this past january, time enough to prove that they had a reasonable case against you from an unreasonable case that they raided your home. did they come up with a reasonable case? >> well, that's what we're continuing to go to court about. today will be the eighth court date that was set since my arrest at the end of august in 2012. i don't think it's going to be over today. i think we're going to hear more motions and take it from there.

>> unbelievable. all over one shotgun shell, a souvenir. how much has this cost you personally? >> i haven't tallied it up. but in terms of the time that i've spent on it and attorneys' fees, it's been a considerable amount. >> unbelievable. mark, we wish you the best of luck today at the eighth hearing. please keep us up to date on this and we'd love to hear from our audience this morning. what do you think about mark's case there in washington, d.c.? find me on twitter, or go to our facebook page as well. coming up here, tragedy striking hollywood. julia roberts' half sister found dead. what happened? that's coming up next. we showed it to you yesterday. "dirty jobs" host inspiring a commercial about the value of hard work in this country. now he's taking heat for it. his response straight ahead. >> my engine is cranked. i opened my doors to all. together we filled pallets and

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>> ouch. >> wow. that's nascar legend richard petty talking on a canadian radio show when asked about her chance of winning issues petty does not think she'll stand a chance. the 7-time cup champion giving blunt answers. he also said nascar is a lot more about show now rather than racing. he did admit patrick has been good for the sport. she has not responded yet. but that cannot feel good. >> why do people feel when they go on radio, no one is listening. >> i hope people are listening. i feel bad for her. >> big audience. you have a great conversation and all these things end up coming out on radio. every week, somebody says something like this. >> she is a strong racer. her best response will be a pretty incredible race time the next time she goes around that. will serve for response to his comments. >> right. we'll see if he back tracks or says -- maybe he's been saying that all along. >> you know when is not backtracking? mike rowe. we showed you yesterday, please

wildfire this now. -- please watch this now. he shows off the hard work of americans and it got a huge response on social media. >> at one time, i made things. and i took pride in the things i made. and my belts whirred and my engines cranked. i opened my doors to all and together we filled pallets and trucks. i was mighty and then one day the gears stopped turning. but i am still here and i believe i will rise again. we will build things and build families and build dreams. it's time to get back to what america does best because work

is beautiful thing. >> he actually responded. he was attacked for not supporting the underdog, someone wrote him on facebook and also why are you supporting wal-mart? he actually responded this on facebook. i've never supported the underdog simply because they're not the favorite. size might matter in some pursuits. i've been assured it does. but in business, there is nothing inherently good about being small and nothing inherently bad about being big. my foundation supports skilled labor, manufacturing, entrepreneurial risk and personal responsibility. we reward these qualities wherever we find them whether they'r goliath. >> truly committed to the blue collar worker. he believe it's been lost in this country and that's what he's really pushing. wal-mart is putting a lot of money to bring manufacturing here. they believe if they build it here, they'll sell it here. right now it's cheaper there. they bring it here and a lot of small businesses have been blown out because wal-mart can do it

cheap examiner better. >> we asked for your comments this morning. joan writes us and says, love mike rowe and his work ethic. too much common sense for the political guys. they do not understand. >> another response from david, it's an empowering commercial. it's about picking our self up and finding our pride through hard work and restoring america to what america was built on. we all should pour that. >> and jim says, that wal-mart ad was more about receiving american manufacturing, but critics missed the whole point. carol says this: >> i have a shirt ha says mike rowe for president. he has common sense and understands the work force. you can weigh in on farb book as well -- facebook as well. now, first, heather nauert has headlines. >> a few headlines now. a member of julia roberts' family has been found dead. police say that the body of nancy motes was roberts' 37-year-old half sister, found in the bathroom of a client's home in los angeles. drugs were found nearby her body

and now an autopsy will take place to determine the cause of her death. she was a professional dog walker and also a pet sitter. julia and nancy shared the same mother and apparently had a rocky relationship over the years. nancy claims that roberts constantly poked fun at her weight troubles. a north carolina hospital is accused of negligence after it infects patients with a deadly brain disease. they are now apologizing and blaming improper sterilization of equipment. so far 18 patients have been exposed to the disease which is similar to mad cow disease. listen to what they said to one patient. >> i'm angry, very, very angry that something so little could cost me my life. >> the incubation rate could take years. so those who have been exposed may not know they're infected for a long time. the president of france is visiting the united states stag

and that is causing problems for the white house. organizers at the official state dinner honoring the foreign leader, so they don't know where to put him since he won't have a date. last week he dumped his girlfriend following a lot of reports that he was having an affair with a french actress, making a lot of news overseas. what do you do with him. it's the individual overis talking about. a pennsylvania teen-ager with down syndrome hits three pointers. take a look at this. awesome! good for him and for the first time, we're hearing from the basketball star, kevin, and also his coach. listen. >> did you make all those shots in your dream? >> yeah. >> and then in real life? >> yeah. >> absolutely surreal. i felt like i was in a disney

movie. i just couldn't believe what was going on. >> kevin was the team manager for the past four years. his coach decided to reward him by letting him play on senior night. boy, how lucky they had him play. we should get him on the show. pennsylvania. >> great moment. great coach. >> thank you. let's get it out to maria molina who is standing by with a look at the forecast. and an impending storm. >> that's right. we have the cold temperatures setting the stage for our next snow storm across the northeast. temperatures below average yet again today across the northeast. i want to take you farther south across parts of georgia, the carolinas, parts of alabama, and even into mississippi. we have one batch of moisture moving through right now. we are actually seeing that snow coming down across sections of northern georgia and south carolina. it is accumulating now in some spots, but we have winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings, not so much because of this round of winter weather, but because of what we're expecting later today, into tonight, and also through

the first part of thursday, at least across some of these areas. we'll be talking about freezing rain, possible ice accumulation exceeding a half inch in cities like atlanta. half inches of snow in northern georgia and the carolinas and the storm system is going to move northward and then as we head into wednesday night and thursday morning, we could be seeing that snow coming down right here across northeast. we'll keep you updated. let's head back inside. >> never going to melt. >> thanks, maria. stick around because the most recognized cheese in america is about to change. yep. it's true. hold on to something. >> and one of christian music's biggest stars and pop music, tobymac performs his latest single. and we've got the world premiere of his brand-new video coming up

welcome back. 19 minutes to the top of the hour. after five years of testing, kraft is removing artificial preservatives from kraft singles. only the full fat american and white american cheese slices will get that treatment. the sorbic acid is being replaced by a natural mold inhibitor. computer network to top medical device makers have been hacked. they've been compromised during the first half of 2013. the companies were not aware until they were contacted by a federal authority. it isn't clear what the hackers were after. brian, elisabeth? >> his daughter is former new york governor george pataki, allison, grew up surrounded by power and politics. but she was also instilled with

an appreciation of our history, especially here in new york. >> that's right. and in her first novel "the traitor's wife," she spot lights a cunning wife of benedict arnold, the man behind america's infamous act of treason. joining us now is allison pataki herself. welcome and good morning. >> good morning. thank you. >> so certainly you kind of lived through history in terms of politics. it has to be the genesis there of your interest in writing about it. >> certainly. and as brian mentioned, just growing up in new york state and having such an interest in the history of where i grew up and just having benedict arnold be one of the many infamous residents of my hometown was what initially inspired me to look deeper. >> it's an historical novel. you used real event in history. for example, we need to know and learn by reading your book, the role of benedict arnold's wife in him being a traitor. >> right. it's historical fiction, but the fact behind the story is that he had a beautiful, intelligent, charming young wife who was a loyalist to the british. and so she facilitated an introduction to her former lover, the british spy john

andre, who then planned the whole thing with benedict arnold. so she was in many ways a critical figure not only in the sort of love triangle, but in this conspiracy to end the american revolution. >> really, the link to it all, and the story is told through -- this is where the fiction plays in -- in the voice of her maid. >> right. because benedict arnold and peggy arnold and george washington and all these fascinating figures that are populating the story, you kind of want to be a fly on the wall watching all this. so the reader gets to see it through this fictional observer. >> it's amazing is you have one of the same things i saw because we have these signs throughout new york thanks to people like your dad that say, this happened here, with george washington. this happened here in the civil war. when you looked up and you say the flight of arnold. >> exactly. there was benedict arnold, john andre, and peggy arnold. i thought, i never knew benedict arnold had this beautiful young wife. i certainly never knew she had the back story with this british spy. >> it's fascinating.

i love your natural curiousity when it came to your book, brian. you have the same thing. what's next for you? are you writing more? >> i'm writing more hochal fiction. i love telling the story of a period in history that everyone knows, but from the perspective of the woman who was there. >> the thing is, allison, as people should know, we don't have to go is that arnold says, i have an idea. we're going to lose anyway. i'm going to give away west point. pretend to put up a fight. after that, the hudson belongs to the british and the whole uprising will be over. i have a better idea. we'll have washington in west point, maybe give him away. >> yep. it would have been the end of the american revolution and it's a period of time that is so important that we know now and just understand everything that went into the fight for the american revolution. >> what does your dad think? >> he loves it. he's a history buff and so i learned from him my whole life. so it was nice to teach him something. >> did he want to get in there and make any edits? >> sure. you know fathers, they always think that whatever their kid is doing is great.

they were very supportive. >> i think that's fantastic. i'm sad you have defected to another state and left new york. >> i know. it allows me to come back a lot. >> the name of the book is "the traitor's wife." the woman behind benedict arnold and the plan to betray america. allison, congratulations. so glad you're doing so well. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for being with us. don't go away. one of christian music's biggest stars, tobymac, is here next to perform and debut his brand-new music video for the world. >> first let's check in with martha mccallum. i'm not sure what musical act she'll have, but you won't have tobymac. he's exclusive to us. >> or allison pataki. good for her. very exciting about that book. good morning, everybody. there is a big debate raging in washington over whether to strike an american member of al-qaeda overseas. our sources are calling him a bad guy who was intent on killing americans.

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on mtv debuting this music video. >> right here on fox. this is the spot. this is the spot. >> that's what elisabeth thinks. >> you're one of my favorites. you came to visit me for a birthday. i've heard your music for as long as i can imagine. you guys are outstanding and i'm not the only one who thinks it. you swept the 2013 australian music awards. grammy nominee, winner, you got to together and off tour going through march 2. right? >> yeah. starts this weekend, starting up north and going down seattle, portland and into california. >> i was in junior high, clarinet, we didn't do any music video. when you walk into a crowded city block and doing your video, are they blasting it through the block or are you just having it in your ear? >> they're blasting it through the block. i have people on both sides of it. i hung out with them for a while. it was a great time. >> you're a country music art, but also pop and cross over to

hip-hop. but you reach everybody. what's the secret? >> man, i don't know. just try to write songs about the things i'm going through and keeping it real, 'cause i'm a believer walking through this crazy world with my friends and my wife and my family and just writing about all those things. those experiences. >> on tour, five kids. >> five kids. >> how do you pull that off on the road? >> i love it, man. i'm a dad that can't wait to get home. i mean, i get home and just hang out with my family. love them well. don't want to miss a moment. so i get home as fast as i can. >> what's harder, coralling the kids or the band? these guys seem to have a wild streak. >> man, my kids are hanging from the rafters at my house. so these guys are easy compared to my kids. >> i don't know how you blend music. there is rock, country, hip-hop. but how do you blend? >> i always liked everything growing up. i always like reggae, hip-hop and rock. i tried to not -- walking into

the studio as an open canvas, not go, okay, i can't really do that. no. you can do whatever you want, as long as it supports the lyric of the song and sort of begins to let people know what you're all about. >> can we get out of your way and you sing? >> let's do that. >> "speak life". ♪ some days life is perfect ♪ ♪ other days it just ain't worth it ♪ right, wrong ♪ ♪ everything in between ♪ it's crazy, amazing ♪ you can turn a heart with the words we speak ♪ ♪ mountains tremble ♪ hope you live with that ♪ speak life, speak life ♪ speak life, speak life

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welcome back. tobymac, you are heading off to south dakota? >> we're. it's the first date. >> for your tour? >> yeah, we pick the warm ones.

>> what will the weather be like? >> bundle up. >> stay warm. >> don't miss tomorrow, it will be almost as good as this one. >> almost. bye. after the show show. bill: good morning. we are getting this word from the national weather service. the snow is starting to fall in the southeast. forecasters are warning this could be one information the ages. they are talking about a catastrophic event before it's happened. warning the storm could reach historical proportions. we'll talk to the governor of georgia in 27 minutes. new questions if the white house is making things up as it goes. ed the obama administration announce another delay on obamacare. what next you ask? get ready. good