the passengers tossed around the cabin as the plane makes its descent. the passenger claimed an emergency on the flight that was flying from colorado to montana. four were treated and released from hospitals. one flight attendant remains hospitalized this morning. a flight safety team is reviewing what happened. >> one death row inmate ma[i a last minute plea by suing a pharmacy. michael taylor will be there early this month. he filed a lawsuit making the drug that ln used to execute him. it is not listed as the manufacturer with the fda. the drug has been criticized in the past for causing unnecessary pain. the pharmacy has agreed not to provide the drug to the state. >> brand new details and video

just in. capturing the 90 minutes of terror on the passenger plane hijacked by its own co pilot. kelly wright joins us live with the latest this morning. good morning to you, kelly. >> good morning to you, as well. we know the 200 passengers didn't know what was happening aboard their flight. some did not know the plane was being hijacked. >> we really didn't know what was going on. we knew there was a commotion up front a lot of turbulence. we lost a lot of altitude and we needed to keep our masks on. >> that is pretty scary. the co pilot hijacked his own plane commandeering his flight. he began flying to switzerland instead of rome. at times he flewer radically

threatening to crash the plane. he lowered a rope from the cockpit and climbed down. the police boarded the plane startling passengers with this message. >> your attention, please. we need your cooperation. please don't move. be relaxed. >> the ethiopian government taking action is puzzling. he has the means to travel anywhere. it raises security questions for ethiopia. on american planes the pilot or co pilot are never allowed in the cockpit alone. a flight attendant has to step in if a pilot steps out for a bathroom break. >> that makes sense in case someone has a health concern or just like this situation.

a storm system caused hundreds of flight cancellations in chicago. it is now arriving in the northeast. p hundreds of flights are already canceled in new jersey. new jersey residents have had enough as two roof collapses in different cities. good morning, maria. >> good morning heather and ainsley we are seeing so much snow. we are seeing what is well above average during the typical season. take a look at this more winter weather advisories in the middle east and a winter storm warning across portions of new england with another storm system rolling through. accumulations are going to stay generally light. the big issue with the system is the timing. we expect that rain snow mix to be arriving across places like

new york city, philadelphia and the morning commute. for boston you will be dealing with the snow moving through your area especially during the evening hours. as you try to head home from work out there across portions of new england that snow will be coming down p. it is right in here where we have the winter storm warnings where we expect 4-8 inches of snow. take a look at new york city you already received more than 50 inches of snow on average about 17. you can see it on the radar moving through pennsylvania and new jersey. we will be warming up across areas east of the rockies 70 for you in atlanta and rally. mid 40's in new york city. warming up the next several days. >> every one is excited about that. two highway patrol officers are

dead after their squad car flips over. ryan law and juan gonzalez they were rushing to an accident in the northbound lanes in fresno. gonzalez driving asueded hitting a victim in the middle of the road and that it when it flipped. >> they were classmates together, they attended 26 weeks of training in the academy together. they were graveyard partners and best of friends from what i am understanding. >> the crash happened when a pickup driver fell asleep at the wheel. >> gun fire erupts inside a florida chiropractor's office during an altercation. he went to his office and the two men exchanged words. a nurse the only other person in the office at the time say he heard several gun shots.

he was rushed to the hospital and is unable to speak any more. no one has been charged. new obamacare fallout. house lawmakers launch into an investigation and a disastrous rollout in the state. they deny the affordable care act. it's a job killer. >> three of the states running their own health insurance exchanges maryland and massachusetts have been experiencing sever difficulties with their web site web sites that cost hundreds of millions of dollars to build. inç washington a handful of republicans on the house energy commerce committee are asking the government accountability office to investigate. meanwhile hhs secretary kathleen sebelius is on a road trip. she is trying to convince people

obamacare is not going to change t -- taint the american economy. >> absolutely no evidence. part-time physicians are down since 2010 not up. there are a number of full-time workers continues to increase. i know that is a popular myth that continues to be repeated but it is notç accurate. republicans insist it is a job killer and will have an impact on seniors some of whom are not working any more. >> the healthcare law the president made deep cuts to the successful medicare program which serves nearly 30 percent of all medicare beneficiaries. this include seniors with low incomes and patients with chronic conditions and americans in rural areas. >> despite all of the problems officials say between the state and the federal exchanges

3.3 million people have already signed up for a new health plan. >> peter doocy joining us live this morning. thank you, peter. >> in other news the u.s. reviving talks forearm me sergeant burdog. five would be released to protective custody in qatar in exchange for bergdahl. it is an attempt to free the soldier before majority of forces leave afghanistan by the end of the year. last month pentagon officials saw new video of bergdahl the first evidence in nearly three years he is still alive. >> they admit to supporting terrorists but now one of their own may be testifying against them. federal prosecutors want a man in a failed shoe bomb flat to testify in the sentencing of ahmad. it is believed to be that the

terrorist convicted of helping shoe bomber richard reid plot an attack in miami. they spent the terrorist to an al qaeda training camp. he is one of the two british citizens that pleaded guilty. sentencing is scheduled for july. in case you missed it overnight a massive astroid made its way past earth. this simulation shows the astroid about the size of three-foot ball fields passing by earth. look at that. the rock soared through the stars. it was considered a close fly by the astrid was still 200,000 miles away. >> jimmy fallon takes over "the tonight show.">> his first show packed with a star studded lineup. take a look. >> here's your host, jimmy

fallon. >> thanks to all of the fans for all of their support. to my buddy who said i would never be the host of "the tonight show"" you know who you are, you owe me 100 bucks, buddy. >> welcome to 111:30. >> little selfie there. >> former saturday night star seth meyers replaces fallon as host of late night. >> i like him. >> double trouble for one major fire company as it faces another recall in just one week. adam shapiro has the story.

>> recall of sj cruiser support utility vehicles because of a problem that could lead to fuel weeks and potential fires. most are in the middle east but last week they recalled 1.9 million prius, rav-4 suv's, s tacoma pickup trucks because of a software glitch. bad winter weather in japan forced toyota to temporarily shut four of the largest plants. the wait on hold for the irs is growing longer and longer and longer. the tax payer advocate says the irs agent, the tax payer advocate the one who is supposed to help you and be on the side of the taxpayers issued a report and says 39 percent of the people who called the irs last year gave up and hung up before their call was ever answered.

he stated in had a youtube video there will be extensive wait times this year and they blame congress, saying they keep cutting their budget. google bought the slick log in and slick move to make pass words off your accounts more secure. they created a security verification process in which computers made a high vehiclesy sound undetectable by the human ear but your smart phone can hear it. hold your smart phone up to the computer it sends a response that unlocks the account that you are trying to open. that is the security. the other security is when it doesn't work you smash your smart phone on the ground and no one can ever get into cure account. >> our smart phones are so smart they can hear. >> or talk. >> it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. a push to set up a savings account for every child born. does it teach kids to expect

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of the head. it isn't associated with the knackout game. the suspect may have been under the influence or suffering a mental illness. volkswagon workers rejected the united auto workers union in tennessee because they would be paid less. they said this about the vote to "fox & friends"." >> we make a living to provide for our families. i want to go to work and progress and make more and help my company be profitable. i don't want to go to work and make less and cost my company more money to produce a product. >> msnbc and liberals say that's not the issue at all. instead blaming rates for the blow. >> this is kind of a northern invasion a refighting of the civil war. apparently there are not a lot of black employees in this

particular plan. so that kind of waiving of the con federfederate flag was an effective strategy. >> that would explain also the sign united obama workers. >> the election loss is considered a major blow to uaw southern expansions. >> savings accounts for all? they want to draft a regulation that would give every child born in the united states $500 to start their own savings account. >> this plan would put a dent in the poverty rate. it would rgrow tax free and can only be taken out for education purposes. >> we want to know will this start off in the right foot or add to the entitlement epidemic. >> you can e-mail us at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com.

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the tickets are worth $300 are for a lexus they don't own. they plan to file the complaint now. in the meantime they did agree to pay a reduced fine. >> she said if we didn't we could be subject to further fines. we wanted to follow their protocol. >> i think somebody may have a virginia plate with the same characters maybe there's a space in between someone of them or something like that. >> better people than we are. i wouldn't have is paid those tickets. that plate in question says pickls which is bill's nickname. they have owned the plate for the last seven years. >> something like out of a star wars movie. >> i got him. i got him. >> listen to this. for the first time the navy deploying lasers that shoot drones out of the sky. the weapons will be installed on

the ships this summer in the persian gulf. the lasers are cheaper than missiles or smart bombs. the world's largest solar plant is running the mojave desert. it works differently than most. william lotakes a look. >> it is obsolete in the desert in also vegas. unlike conventional solar panels that convert energy into electricity they use hundreds of thousands of mirrors focused on a single stop. they drive steam turbans to generate he can electricity for 40,000 doll homes. plugs a new energy source directly into the existing grid. >> this is the kind of project that i think we will look back

on years from now as a real signature project for our nation. >> this project unequivocally without a doubt would not have been built without the federal government support in the form of a federal guarantee program. >> it would not have been built if not for a $1.6 billion federal loan and mandate for california utilities by renewables. even though they will pay for solar double or triple the price of coal for natural gas. the other competitor small rooftop solar systems that homes and businesses use that don't require the big up front federal subsidy. bottom line the promise in 2009, 300 solar plants that blanket the southwest that's not happening. 20 were actually built. not all consumers want to pay more just because something is green. without subsidies investors say big solar isn't profitable.

others are complaining upset at the five square mile footprint. it mars the view. the water is a concern. finally the birds they think that the solar panels are a lake when they fly down through the plant, if you will, many get singed and burn and die. back to you. terrible. thank you, william law j juenes. >> image being held up for your rock salt. >> cox textbook under fire.ç what it says about ronald reagan that has many up in arms.

>> mother nature refusing to let up. another round of winter weather about to slam the ooets coaseas coast. the massive shortage that will leave drivers spinning their wheels. >> slamming into an office building. why the driver isn't telling the truth about what happened. image this, your tv keeping tabbing on your every thought. the new technology that allows your television to read your mind. fox and friends first starts right now.

♪ >> welcome back to "fox & friends first". it is tuesday february 18th. good morning to you. thanks for watching. i am ainsley aiearhardt. >> i am heather childers. we begin with the weather around the northeast bracing right now for another blast of winter weather. >> what can we expect this time. maria mol leona is tracking t-- maria molina is tracking this storm for us. >> because we have so much snow across portions of the northeast, already this season we are well above average. we have a lot of snow all over the place across the northeast. a lot of it hasn't melted. here we go again expecting several more inches of snow across portions of the

northeast. we have widespread winter weather advisories in effect for pennsylvania. pretty much the entire state of new jersey covered under a winter weather advisory in new england. for places like new york city and philadelphia we are seeing impacts for your ka morning commute. tuesday morning you are headed out to work and you will have the snow coming down. we have the winter storm warnings in effect for portions of new hampshire, maine and massachusetts. that's where the heavier snowfall accumulations this afternoon and evening are expected 4-8 inches and also some very gusty winds out here. further west across the pacific northwest we have had days of rain and snow and it does continue. continuing to see the moisture out here. what we really needed is a little bit further south across california and nevada where we continue to see the extreme drought that continues and we are not getting in i rain out there over the next several days. temperature wise anywhere east of the rockies you are going to be seeing them warming up. today already a little better in

chicago. you are going to make it into the 40's. by wednesday 70s in atlanta. mid 40's for new york city. take a look at texas very warm. mid 70s in the city of dallas. over to you. >> mid 70s. we are jealous. we love the good news, though. >> yeah, we do. >> thanks maria. >> ahead of thisç latest storm new jersey dealing with a salt shortage. some areas have been waiting on shipments for weeks. other towns were supplied with 400 to 500 tons of salt. it takes 800 tons of salt to prepare for one snowstorm. in the meantime they are using liquid brine and sand to help melt the snow. >> i heard they don't have any salt. here's what happened to us. could have gotten into a bad accident if there was somebody behind me. >> a barge carrying salt from maine was expected to arrive yesterday but it couldn't get federal clearan

>> the salt shortage leading to a dangerous prank that has residents on edge. this video posted on instagram shows a man pointing a gun on another man and demanding that he hand over the rock salt. understandably the man spills the salt over the sidewalk. turns out the gun is fake and the video is a prank. philadelphia police didn't find it so funny. jerome simpson turned himself in and spent the night behind bars. >> wow. not funny at all. >> a terrifying flight for passengers on a united airlines flight. passengers are costed around the cabin as the plane makes the descent. a baby flew out of the parent's arms and landed on a seat nearby. that baby is okay this morning. t the flight was flying from colorado to montana. three crew members two passengers were hurt.

a flight safety team is reviewing exactly what happened. >> we have brand new details and video just in this morning capturing the 90 minutes of terror on that passenger plane that was hijacked by its own i co pilot. kelly wright joins us live. you were telling us about this yesterday and you have the latest this morning, kelly. >> good morning again. tense moments for some and confusing for other passengers aboard that hijacked ethiopian flight. 31-year-old never used a weapon nor made any demands while hijacking his own plane. a co pilot of ethiopian airlines locked himself in the cockpit when the captain left to use the toilet. the flight was bound for rome but he diverted the aircraft to switzerland. at times he flewer radical radically ---er radically saying gas was low. >> we got scared because we saw these things come down.

the voice of the pilot was friendly and mellow was crackling and worried. we were wondering what was going on and the plane fell sharply two times. >> the co pilot safely landed the plane in geneva, switzerland where he asked for political asylum. he has several visas allowing him the freedom to go wherever he desired adding more confusion to the suspected motive. >> the reason would not make sense. >> you have to wonder what he was thinking he had the ability to go anywhere. taking political asylum will likely not be granted. he faces 20-years in prison for taking hostages. ainsley? >> kelly wright, live for us in washington. thank you, kelly. one death row inmate making a last minute plea by suing a pharmacy. michael taylor is scheduled to be executed in missouri later this month and he has filed a lawsuit against an oklahoma pharmacy making the drug that

will be used to execute him. the lawsuit says the pharmacy cannot legally produce the drug because it is not listed as a manufacturer with the fda. the drug has been criticized in the past for causing unnecessary pain. the pharmacy has agreed not to provide the drug to the state. a hearing to dismiss the case is scheduled for later today. the u.s. reviving talks with the taliban to trade accused terrorist in gitmo for bergdahl. he will be released to protective custody in qatar in exchange for the release. the move is an attempt to free the soldier before the majority of u.s. forces leaf afghanistan by the end of the year. last month pentagon officials say they saw a new video of bergdahl the first evidence in nearly three years that the soldier is still alive. >> new obamacare fallout. house lawmakers launch an

investigation into the disastrous rollout in three states. this as health and human services secretary sebelius denies it is a job killer. we have the latest obamacare problems. obviously sebelius with the latest reports. remember all of the problems with the federal healthcare exchange web site all of the issues they had rolling that out. turns out that may be nothing compared to what's happening in some states. in facted the newspapers are reporting they are launching an investigation into three states in particular oregon maryland and massachusetts. the oregon story is very, very striking. that web site failed to sign up a single person despite the fact that it received more than $300 million in federal subsidies just to administer the site. this is something that members of congress want to look into. kathleen sebelius was defending

obamacare against charges that it is a job killer. >> there is absolutely no evidence, and every economist will tell you this, there is any job loss related to the affordable care act. part-time positions are actually down since 2010 not up. there are a number of full-time workers continues to increase. so i know that that is a popular myth that continues to be repeated, but it just is not accurate. >> republicans meantime say this goes beyond jobs and web sites that for some consumers it has led to fewer healthcare choices. >> because of the president's healthcare law i am hearing from seniors of my district who already lost their doctors. constituents tell me they can no longer see primary care physicians they have been going to for 10 and even ç20-years. >> republicans are going to keep this drum beat up all of the way through the mid term elections, the problems with obamacare, the

white house certainly wants to change the ptopic. we are hearing more talk lately about the environment. >> democrats figuring out their strategy for the election as well. thank you doug luzader live. a textbook used in several classes at the university of south carolina under fire for making outrageous accusations about president reagan. it paints thhim as a sexist tha failed to appoint many women to positions ofç power during his presidency. he had the first woman to the supreme court and first u.n. ambassador. the reign of jimmy fallon as host of "the tonight show" is officially underway. >> the first show packed with a list of celebrities and causing a lot of laughs.

>> i am jimmy fallon and i will be your host for now. u.s. men's hockey team beat russia on saturday in a very dramatic shoot-out that was exciting. that was great. the american team was thrilled with the win while the russian team is missing. we take them to a different site. >> the americans are doing well vladmir putin made a surprise visit to the u.s. olympic head quarters. he had a drink with the american athletes. the athletes were like, you firs first. >> it is 19 minutes to the top of the hour. they are our nation's heros fighting for freedom. why do they need food stamps to survive? >> move other man hat tan. the city where you will shell out the most money.

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>> a food stamp shocker. use among the military is sky rockets under the obama administration. it has nearly doubled since the beginning of the great recession back in 2008 topping out at $103 million in 2013. this according to new data from the commentary agency. those most likely to be on food stamps are at the bottom of the ranks they say is 20,000 dollars a year. >> hollywood is asking for a tax break. film industry advocates want lawmakers to create bigger incentives for production to stay in the golden state. right now other states like louisiana and georgia are offering a better deal costing california thousands of jobs. >> move over new york. the highest rent in the country is now in the growing north dakota oil city of williston.

the 700 square foot one bedroom apartment costing 2,000 a month. the same place would cost you 1,537 a month in boston and even less in new york and los angeles. well, think all those tv commercials you see are random? they are targetingç you now. >> you are going to be with us every morning. welcome. >> thank you so much. >> great to be with you ainsley and heather. this technology is called addressable tv. it allows advertisers to pay broadcasters to pinpoint homes. it cast a wide net hoping to catch a eyeballs. that is changing with technology. data experts slip through your voting history, magazine subscriptions even your credit score. they give those folks a list of

targets and it will show up during your favorite show and you may not have been realized you have been tagged. direct tv and dishç network ar teaming up to allow political sites to reach 20 million homes. they match your profile with satelli satellite. comcast doing target ads doing video on demand for 20 million households. it is dollar and scent for addressable tv. it doesn't mean a break in the monthly cable bill they should be able to charge them more for traditional ads. glad to have you. >> 47 after the top of the hour. startling new video that will stop you in your tracks this morning. plowing bowne trees. you won't want to miss what happens next. >> a tiny puppy plunges into a 6 inch wide drain pipe.

the dramatic four-hour operation to save sugar. but now let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> that was a job for lassie. he was able to rescue small children out of holes and stuff like that. >> craig's list killer claiming she murdered at least 22 other victims. we have the reporter who heard her confession says that's not all she had to tell him. he will be here. adhd does not exist. the doctor behind that controversial claim joins us live. sports illustrated swimsuit cover models are here live. i predict almost perfect attendance by the studio crew. "fox and friends ge" gets star after ted puts on cologne.

welcome back. heartstopping new video of a bus crashing into a parking lot. look at that. this happened in boise, idaho. the driver can be heard swearing as the bus is swerving veering off the road and crashing into trees and light poles before smashing into the parking garage of an office building. the driver told police that his brakes failed but police found no evidence of break failure. they say the driver fell asleep at the wheel and is facing charges. a strong wind storm in england shows how tough a plane's landing gear needs to be to make sure passengers are safe.

the pilot did what is called a crabç landing. it can happen when crosswinds force a plane to land at an unusual angle. no one was injured. amazing. what better way to celebrate presidents' day than to reflect on the word of america's famous past leaders. jesse waters is testing knowledge of famous quotes. >> the buck stops here. no. >> the buck stops here. >> the bus stops here? >> not the bus. the buck. >> i'll turn this bus around. >> harry truman. >> that is what i said, iç swear. >> who said that, the buck stops here? >> de no.

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three minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. snow now falling in the northeast. some areas could get several inches. already this morning in new jersey, 250 flights are canceled. massachusetts police

are searching for a man they say is responsible for a punching spree. four people in cambridge were randomly attacked by the suspect. he punched this victim in the side of the head. the time that you're waiting on hold with the i.r.s. is growing longer. a new report shows the average wait time is more than an hour. 39% of the people who called last year hung up before their call was ever answered. >> time now to take a look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first the good. a dramatic rescue in florida to save sugar the pomeranian from a drainpipe. the two-month-old pup fell down this six inch pipe. after four hours and a ton of digging first responders managed to bring sugar to safety. up next the bad. a police officer pulls over a driver but lets him take

off with a warning after he makes this rookie mistake. >> where are you going? good. would you mind pulling over. [inaudible] >> the police officer's car hit the man's truck. apparently the officer's car slipped out of gear causing the accident. finally the ugly. it is no joke the u.s. is suffering from a clown shortage. over the past ten years there's been a drastic decrease in my membership at the country's biggest clown organization. >> one minute till the top of the hour. >> we told you about one lawmakers proposal to give every baby born in the u.s. $500 to start a savings account. >> we want to know what you thought. will this start kids off on the right foot? >> karen says starting children off on the right foot is the responsibility of the parents, not the government. >> anita says thatç is ridiculous. there are too many parents

who will find a way to get that money and h-t child will never see it. >> mark says sounds like a good investment in our children's future. not necessarily an entitlement but it will end up being another slush fund for washington to dip into just like they destroyed social security. >> thanks to everyone who responded. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >> good morning. it is tuesday, february 18. i'm expect. violent turbulence throwing a baby out of their parents' arms and several others are hurt. we have breaking details ahead. >> meanwhile auto workers say no to unions but liberals say the loss cançó only be blamed on one thing. >> apparently there are not a lot of black employees in this particular plant, so that kind of, waiving of the confederate flag with an effective strategy. >> so race is to blame at volkswagen in tennessee. really? we're going to