glisten. ♪ win like a harpon. ♪ i don't know. turn up the heat. >> what do you think? >> i love it. better than the original. >> i really want to learn how to rap and want an olympics sweater, too. >> have a good day. america's news headquarters starts right now. fox news alert. millions of people on the east coast and down south, digging out of snow and ice and more snow is on the way. welcome to hq, i am alisyn camerota. >> and i am bill hemmer. there is two feet of snow and shaping up to be one of the snowiest winters we have seen. and massive car pile ups. and thousands of flight cancellations ahead of a busy holiday weekend and thousands of families in the south without pour in the bitter cold. we'll tell you how much more

snow we might see in the next 24 hours. >> make it stop. >> another fox news alert for you. there are new questions about whether it was possible president obama did not know about the problems before the launch? there is documents that showed health and human service kathleen sebelius had meetings with the president 18 times and in many of those meetings, the health care law was on the agenda. stephen diamond is the washington times and political editor. >> hello. >> they met 18 times and kathleen sebelius said they never talked about the obama website problems, what does that tell us? >> i can't wait for the tell off memiors after the administration is over and we'll find out who was saying what, when. it was the opportunity for

sebelius to inform the president. we are left with three conclusions. she anyhow and never told the president and that would be bad management and the second conclusion that she didn't know and therefore didn't tell the president. but you would think that the secretary would have done and third we are not getting the story. >> i continuing is the second. the president said he didn't know and no one told him. >> on the website, i was not informed directly that the website would not be working the way it is supposed to. >> does kathleen sebelius said she didn't know until october 1st when the website rolled out. is it possible neither one of them knew? >> yes, it is possible.

this is the administration's big priority and the chief domestic accomplishment and everything is riding to them getting it right. if they didn't know, you would think that heads would roll. i don't know if it is number one or number two and that no one in the top knew. i am surprised we haven't seen anyone major fired over this. >> a fox news poll expresses doubts if the americans would support it. and don't think that congress woulds in necessarily passed. 28 percent say yes. and 64 percent say no. what does that tell us? >> in that poll, you had another interesting number. and that if they are happy that obama care passed it or not. 55 percent were not happy it

passed. there are a lot of different polls on obama care. some say they don't like it because it didn't go far enough. but 55 percent is a telling number. and that's what the democrats will face with the voters. what we are realizing, the individual stories of people with cancer and preexisting conditions helped democrats, but they are swamped by people thrown off their coverage. the bad news is overwhelming the individual good stories. >> and yet other polls suggest that americans don't want the law repealed wholesale, they want it fixed. >> that is a challenge for republicans. president obama is used executive orders to delay to try to fix it and trying to preserve

it against the repeal and see how long he can go until he fixes the big problems. republicans will have to come up with an alternative. it may not need to be a full bill, but they have to release something to talk about in 2014 and in particular 2016. >> thank you. my pleasure. moody credit agency blasting the health care law. forcing them to expand the network providers and the other to allow them to keep their health care plans. money? >> excellent. >> what is the risk that moody is wa about? >> all of the last-minute changes and tinkering, they cost insurance companies money. this is not part of the plan. and waiting on the employer man

date and letting people keep their insurance for an extended time that keeps healthy young folks from getting in obama care. and as a result insurance companies have mispriced. it is all a risk to the insurance companies. >> why would moody's way in now? >> they are not a political group, they are strictly about giving financial warnings and assessments to investors. look, these companies are facing hard times because of obama care and it is unexpected and things that no one foresaw because the president is changing the rules. they are warning the investors they could fall short on earnings and in extreme

circumstances they could go bankrupt. it is moody's job to warn them. >> and the enrollees. edcarne was asked about this point. melissa, watch. >> we expect that come march 31st, we'll have a significant number of americans who have purchased plans and enrolled in plans and signed up for plans through the marketplaces and through the exchanges and that the demographic break down will be well within what we had hoped to so in order for the marketplace to be effective. >> jay carney asked by ed carne. but the big question is whether the numbers from the administration are believable and legitimate and if people are paying. >> he said the number of people

who enrolled and signed up and paid. they are all different kinds of people. one insurance executive told fox news somewhere between 15 or 25 or 30 percent of the people enrolled have not actually paid and they are not enrolled and a etna, excutives there said only 70 percent of those people paid. wells point said the majority but not the vast majority. that is one big knock on it. 30 percent of them haven't paid and haven't gone further than checking out the boxes they have not signed up for insurance. >> that was the number spun by the white house. it is interesting how the insurance executives are speaking off of the record. that is revealing. 2 o'clock, what do you have? >> canada is slamming the door on chinese millionaires. they were giving them green

cards if they agreed to invest in the country. that haven't proven an economic benefit. local businesses and realtors are tearing their hair out. come on over, it is a unique story that could be coming to the u.s. >> thank you melissa. >> millions of americans are digging out the cars and drive ways from the latest round of snow. ready or not, here comes another storm tomorrow. who will get the brunt of this one, meteorologist rick, you are loving this stuff. >> i can see it all over your face. >> make it stop! >> it is not going to be all that bad the next storm. 48 in new york. and 48 in dc, the snow melting quickly.

and the sun angle is high enough in the sky that is aiding. and down south where there is the ice storm temperatures are warming up. it is still cold back behind this. one storm that brought all of the snow and ice in the south, that is gone. we turn our eyes to the next one which brought snow? dakotas and iowa and missouri. this is developing and continues to slide over the central part of the east coast and ohio valley and tennessee valley. and bringing rain to the south. what happens tomorrow around noon to 3 o'clock is a new coastal storm. it is around philadelphia and up to new york. and this explodes in a monster storm a little too late for hyg impact. we'll have windy conditions in maine and massachusetts. blizzard conditions for a short period of time.

it is a blockbuster for canadian maratines. and philadelphia to boston 1- 3 inches. and nothing to cause problems. but sunday is a cold day again for everybody in the east. so little bit more refreezing and then we warm up the temperatures to the 40s. >> sounds tropical. >> you know we'll get a snow storm in march. >> we are only february 14th. we are solidly in winter, guys. >> thank you. despite getting millions of dollars in taxpayer money, obama care website is not working right and the taxpayers, can they get the money back. >> and democrats facing tough elections are turning to the irs for help. >> and a suspected burglar trapped and caught on camera,

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here is another entry to the dumb criminal list. attempted burglary captured on surveillance video, and the the suspect tripped a utah jewelry store alarm breaking glass cases and finds himself trapped inside of the store. you can see him trying to escape through the bulletproof glass front door. >> he hit the case and tried to get into it. and the shatterproof glass wouldn't let him in. he made a mess. >> he gave up and started to smoke a cigarette on the floor and waited for the police and did not resist arrest.

>> one way to do it. pressure mounting in the state of oregon over a dysfunctional obama care website. that state is yet to sign up a single person for health insurance on line despite receiving 160 million in taxpayer money. there is a call for investigation. how are doing, jay. good day to you. >> depend day to you. >> they bring money back and give the money to where it belongs to. can you do a call back on a case like this? >> in a situation like. this first thing to do a recoupment of the funds that are given is for there to be an investigation and so what happen. hundreds of millions of dollars spent and not a cipe up. you have fake front pages of website and no substance and it doesn't work. similar to the obama care roll out except for the state.

and the legal challenge has standing to do that and congress comes in and justice department try to recoup that money. you have to have an investigation to find out what happened. >> and on that front, one legislator went to the fbi, you have top officials resigning and a state investigation in oregon, and yesterday, republicans in calling are ca -- congress are calling for a federal probe. >> they could sue to get it back if there was a misappropriation and the people of the state of oregon, citizens of oregon and taxpayers may have a standing although that is more difficult. but the fact if there is misappropriation or negligence, the federal government can say we need the money back for the

taxpayers. it was not spent the way it was supposed to be. it is serious problem to get to the problem with. >> specifically that is in oregon, you have 16 different states that set up their open exchange. you think it is a bigger problem and how so and where? >> we are not getting data. there is not numbers coming forward. people will call in and i ask if they got an policy and paid for premiums. no one is. i am sure people have gotten them but we are not seeing the numbers. my concern is in addition to the problems in the federal exchange that are significant. some states may be experiencing not to the degree of oregon where it is 0, but the numbers are so low, that it will throw the entire system out of balance. in the end of the day, if the

young people don't sign up, the whole obama care whatever you call it doesn't work economically. not many people are focusing on the economics, but they look at numbers. >> just to the last point and then i have to run, jay. if the numbers don't add up and the math is not there, what do you do? in the past washington goes out and finds more money; is that what they would do here or would that be stopped? >> i don't think you have enough money to fix. it you are talking about billions of dollars. the president seems to be using executive orders these days, perhaps it would be this didn't work and the bill is gone and they reverse. just because the economics don't work out. or do they come back to a single payer system.

and it does not look like as march is approaching. >> jay, we got to run. >> all right, bill, from the carolinas to new england, people are digging out from a monster storm and we are live on the streets of new york city with the latest on the out ages and flight delays. a quick- thinking boy, saving his sister's life. >> oh, please. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nhts. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can s, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses,

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snorm snarling traffic and shutting down schools and businesses without pour in the bitter cold especially in the southeast. and there was a 50 car pile up in pennsylvania today. we are seeing scenes like that throughout the country. laura is in central park. good day. >> reporter: over the last 24 hours it felt like we lived in a postcard in new york city. it may be pretty but it is annoying to try to navigate the streets and this is what you see up and down the city streets in manhattan. all of the cars are snowed in. the guy in the keep will be okay. but you have to bring your shovel to try to get your snow out. travel is trouble system on the rails and roads. and those attempting to get on a flight. according to flight aware, this winter stops led to the highest

number of flight delays in 25 years and u.s. airlines had to scrape them sense december 1st. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric association snow is on the ground and only florida is snow free and hawaii has snow in the volcano peaks. and millions lost power as the storm moved south to the northeast. 21 people have died including a 36-year-old pregnant woman who was hit by a snow plow. doctors delivered her baby in a emergency c- section and they performed under 60 seconds to save the baby. the boy, is in critical

condition. it is a reminder how quickly it can turn. it is a reminder for all of us to be careful especially snow removal operators. >> we have seen images and they are retrieving the cars from the highways in raliegh, north carolina. >> they are backed up. it is pretty but deadly. >> she said bring a shovel. >> that will get out in may. irs targeting conservative, getting a lot of attention in congress. but we'll debate that. >> and the nfl investigator handing down the long- awaited report that involves alleged bullying in the league. this valentine's day, the critters that don't seem to be in the mood for love no matter the gift. >> can you blame them?

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in that mess. that created a long, long traffic job. and the report on the miami dolphin bullying scandal released. it did she there was a pattern of harrassment. the dolphin's owner will review carefully before responding. two penguins not too interested in valentine's day. they were trying to give them valentines and they turned tail. >> and so many people are not as well. >> we were talking before the show started. i wondered what your husband will do for you. >> so am i? >> you said tim does something special. >> i know he has made a great

reservation. >> do you go to dinner. >> do you celebrate valentine's day and why or why not? >> send me a tweet@bill hemmer. >> and to me@alisyn camerota. i look forward to thero -- responses. >> and so this coming on the heels of a new fox poll finding two out of three voters believe that the irs targeting of conservative is corruption pure and simple. we have fox news contributors, and great to see you. >> happy valentine's day. >> how are the penguins in your life? >> they are great in mine. hope good in yours, to.

>> very nice. and these are embattled democrats in red states, and they want the irs's help in figuring out if the 501 c4 groups are operating as they should be. but the problem is the irs lost some credibility with the americans in terms of their own bis and whether or not they can be impartial and do this? what do you think? >> the irs is not the problem. this is the supreme court saying the supreme court saying it is a 501 charity and engaging in political work. getting your favorite candidate is not charity. it is a political enterprise. it allows donors under the guise of education to engage in political activity and i it is wrong and i think the supreme

court screwed up. i think the court should revisit the definition. >> guy, what dow think about this first of all? >> i recognize some democrats the first amendment is a problem whether it is freedom of conscience or religion or freedom of speech. i am getting a sense of dejavu. we know in the new york times reporting and in testimony from previous irs directors, that the last round of irs abuse was cataloged by the bitter complaints of the democrats. they were worried and wanting to crack down on the conservative group and the irs said okay and cracked down for three years and we discovered this week, we know that the vast majority of the groups were conservative. and then they got audited, 100

percent of them conservative. that is political corruption right there and here we are four years later and doing it again. >> i have no problem with freedom of speech, i don't think the taxpayers should pay for it. if you have a tax event and organization operating as a charity and doing political. you got. it if you are. >> and we are going to why the groups were singled out. this is what the fox poll found yesterday. when asked if the irs or congress should continue to investigate the irs, 71 percent say yes. that is a huge number, guy. that must be republicans and democrats and independents all in that same group. >> oh, absolutely. the american people don't believe that this is all about board.

the democrats going back to the well is brazen and they are publicly saying let's do it again and the american public is clearly offended by this. we talked about this same topic on the friday segment. and i had forgotten that the conservative group said their list was leaked. >> do we need more regulation. you say political speech. but are they all social welfare organizations. are they nonpartis an political organizations? >> i will believe that the left is truly opposed when they chastise president obama for going back on public financing and turn off the spiccet on

cohen. and stop accepting money from big labor unions. >> wait a second. i got to get back to this. i don't think the democrat party should unlaterally disarm. the reality is that both do it. and neither of them are social welfare organizations. one had a job to elect barak obama and the other had a job to elect mitt romney. >> react to this. with the o'rielly super bowl subpoena. >> you are saying no corruption? >> there was boneheaded decisions. >> but no corruption. >> not mass corruption or a smijion. >> i will say what i said. political corruption equals crime. i would like to see where the crime was. >> you disagree. >> that's not true. >> where is the crime. >> i just explaned a federal

crime is a felony to leak private donor information. >> i agree. >> that is more than a smijion. >> bring the charges. so far no charges are brought and i don't think the republicans on the hill have alleged there is a federal crime committed f. they do i would like to see what it is. >> we got to run. >> we'll see you next week. i am sure we will talk about that. >> and the high profile murder trial is set to begin next week. what the blade runner oscar pis torous is saying about his girlfriend. >> and koezen men fighting and a secret adoption law and allows mothers to put babies up for adoption without the father's consent or knowledge. >> they patched me through to

her, and i spoke to her and i asked if she was giving our son up for adoption and she said kind of.

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time to check in for gena who is in for gretchen. >> great she coming up. first look at body armor that has our troops looking like iron man. and we'll explain. and california's record drought hurts you wherever you live in the country. and one woman is telling college coeds to smarten and start husband- hunting now. our panel weighs in on this. husband hunting. >> thank you, gena. >> thank you, see you then. 12 men taking action and suing the state of utah that allows mothers to secretly give babies up for adoption without the fathers consent.

the suit claims that agencies coach the women to do this and this is an exchange from an underphone call on that. >> what happens if i come here and i come back and i am not pregnant anymore. >> he will be mad. and he will want answers. >> do i have to tell him i gave the baby up for adoption. >> you don't have to tell him anything. >> alicia. >> sense this lawsuit was filed 15 more men came forward to say that their biological children were begin up for adoption without their consent or knowledge. one of the agencies, adoption center of choice featured in the undercover phone call is in danger of losing its license. acc is not allowed to take on any new clients. the man in this photois will

bolden. that is his daughter. he said his son from a previous relationship was given to the agency by then girlfriend, not the woman in the photowithout his permission. it is run by the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. they called him out of obligation because he registered as the father. he said they tried to coerce them. >> i am a great father. >> wells attorney said he is very pro adoption, but said the law in utah is being abused. >> they coach birth mothers to say. if you claim the father abuses you or it was a rape or he is a bad guy, tell us those things and then we don't have to give him notice. >> the lawsuit claims that the statute in the law known as

fraud immoupity is allowing them to get away. even if the birth mother lied in the process, it is incredibly difficult for the judge to overturn the adoption and only can allow for monetary damages. this after the birth father spends tens of thousands to try to fight for their kids and this is something that the agency knows. >> is he rich or have money. if he wanted to fight it, he would have to get an attorney here in utah. >> now, there is another side to this. the adoptive families who end up in lawsuits for years because they have children they adopted and sometimes the fight will fight and fight understandably and then they have to go back to adoptive fathers who are

strangers to them. it is impossible. >> lisa has more in denver. >> we'll debate and bring in brian and david both defense attorneys. let me start with you. these are 12 biological fathers who are suing utah because their babies were put up for adoption without knowledge and consent. how can that be legal? >> i have looked to the law, it applies to fathers that are unmarried. not to married fathers. what the state of utah is doing. we want a way, and in the best interest the child in terms of safety, financial security and moral integrity of the home versus a father who is not married to the mother of the child. >> hold on, how can there be moral integrity when the father is not told the baby is put up for adoption? >> there are civil rights that go to a child.

who is looking out for the unborn child? how many phone calls do i get from child advocate and mothers. we have a dead beat dad and we didn't get married and i can't find the father anywhere. >> these are 300 dads that want to be involved in their which were's lives. david, i want to bring you in. utah is saying that dads are inconsequential that we don't have to tell them? >> it is state sponsored kidnapping and child abuse and medevial and depriving a child of the right to be raised by the man who brought the child in the world and deprive the father not only concept or notice of the adoption. it is not only violation of civil rights, it borders on

criminal and violation of the protection of the constitution and if it goes to the united states supreme court it will be thrown out. >> i looked at the law. the intent of the law is not violate the rights of fathers but to motivate men not to go to utah and not have unprotected sense with a woman you are not married. to >> come on, brian. >> alisyn, i don't know if you are a musical fan. it reminded me the song by train. drive by. that is what we are talking about here. you don't want to do hit and run. >> hold on, brian. moms are being dishonest and moving to utah so they can put the babies up for adoption. one of the fathers was in the military and while he was serving, the mother told him the

baby died. >> alisyn it is criminal deception and based on brian's logicment if they are married and split up. can the mother then take the child and get it adopted because they are no longer married. is that cording to the utah statute. it is not >> constitutional rights. >> a solution to this. >> accused of killing his girlfriend. his trial is about to start. he says that death was an accident. and a spoeshl homecoming for a brave american wounded on the battlefield. that's next. ?

oscar pistorius breaking his violence a year after the shooting death of his girlfriend. the trial is set to begin in less than three weeks. >> it's the first anniversary of the kill iing of reeva steenkam. he feels sorrow for the trauma of the death and goes on to say, no words can capture my feelings

about the devastating accident that has caused such heart ache. accident is a e key phrase. the legal team claims he thought there was an intruder in the house and acted in self-defense when he said he mistakenly fired four shots into the bathroom. the prosecution is assembling 107 witnesses including a close friend of reeva steenkamp all to prove ultimately that the killing was premeditated murder. there's no death penalty in south africa. there's no jury either. just one judge and she will be casting the verdict in the case. it is a woman with a background in social issues. that got women activists very happy to hear. and with such a high profile personality as oscar pistorius, huge media attention is expected. it should decided in the coming days whether there will be cameras in the courtroom. not usual for south africa. not stopping a 24/7 tv channel

that will be starting soon devoted to the trial. i spoke to a close friend of the reeva steenkamp family and he said they were still extremely traum tooized by the event, but trusting justice will be served. the trial is scheduled to last three weeks. everybody i talked to say it's going to go much long er than that. >> thank you. >> a lot of attention. it's 2/14/14. >> do you celebrate valentine's day? your best tweets, next. huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow.

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do you celebrate valentine's day? glen says, no, because when you're single it it's depressing. >> the only time i cared about valentine's day was in grade

school. >> i try to do something a little extra something ro mant ir every day. >> big bottle of wine, a little barry white in the background and no map, lest just see where we go. >> thanks so much for watching. have a great valentine's day. >> here's jenna lee many n for gretchen today. hi, everybody. i'm in for gretchen today. welcome to "the role story." the big story of the day, which is that nasty winter weather becoming all too familiar from the deep south to the northeast. millions of americans digging out after taking their latest beating from the cold and the snow. and now more beyond the way for this weekend. the 24-ice storm being blamed for 24 deaths. 400,000 families still without power down south. and chaos on the roads and at airports all around the cnt