♪ happy 2015. >> happy new year. "fox and friends" starts right now. good morning to you. i am so pleased to say this. it is january 1st 2015, thursday. you're close to the end of the week as well. i'm filling in for elizabeth pen and america is bringing in a brand new year. there we are ringing in the new year's lots of kissing out there in times square. we're going to show you the celebrations from around the country. >> i have some of that confetti in my pocket. and if your plans for 2015 include a selfie with a tiger?

who doesn't? you're out of luck. starting today it is illegal for you to take a photo of you and the large cat. we've got a list of the crazy laws going into effect for 2015. and peter ducey. >> yeah i love my job as a journalist but did you also know i could do this? >> side by side. >> the side of me. yeah, the side of me that you've never seen. mornings are better with friends. ♪ it's time for "fox and friends." ♪ good mornings to peter doocy

in for steve. happy knew year everyone. a live look at times squire right now where all of the crews are out cleaning up all of those piece of confetti. >> we have such a good team here in new york city they clean it up in a few hours. >> it's still falling from the buildings. >> when i walked in this morning it hit me in the face. >> there's actually a beach ball in the revolving door when i was trying to get in this morning. >> really? we're only a block away from where all of that happened in times square. we walk in every new year's day with all of this confetti in front of the plaza. >> what did you do last night? you were on a train? >> i was on a train special report last night talking about how north korea maybe not behind the big sony hack. then got on the train got here at 9:00 and had a surprisingly difficult time getting from penn station on foot to the hotel.

i asked for the quietest room one block away from times square. they put me on the 2nd floor. but i slept like a baby. everybody in the studio, hey did the fireworks keep you up? no. >> it's all that ambien. >> send us your new year's pictures and resolutions. we were joking that we kind of forget them, but write them down. >> send them to r in to us and we'll read them a lit later in the show. >> it's 2015 remember back in the day when we wrote checks you had to remember the change the date? no longer. >> do you remember checks? >> you don't know what those are. >> people around the world crowding together to count down to the start of the new year.

>> one of the largest celebrations, of course, that party right there the one in times square, 1 million people braving the cold to see the ball drop. just a couple of hours ago thousands packed the streets of las vegas to see fireworks above the strip. and in hong kong, a rainbow of lights. >> and then in france the party continues. last night paris hosted a light show and fireworks there. today it's a parade with floats and fans. >> there are always protesters. and there were anti-police protesters came out yesterday all the police were setting up the barricades making sure that the crowds were safe. let's go up to boston first because they were having what they call a die in. folks laid down in front of the public library and were chanting

different things saying that -- they had different quotes and different signing being held up. one of which is that black kids are twice and likely to be shotly police as white kids. >> and you saw at the top of the video when wu were talking about the boston die ins there was somebody holding a sign that said black people matter. they went into the police department open when the police officers were trying to escort them out, they ended up spraying pepper spray for some of the protesters. there were 15 of them that stormed the police department in st. louis. >> st. louis is where the problem is in 2015. the protesters after they stormed the police started complaining when they were maced. you know they're getting maced too much. then the police chief said we're here too much when we could be out on the streets stopping crime.

that's the problem. >> a good point. >> and social media was fired up last night because they took aim at carson daly because she was wearing this hat. people flipped out about his showing up his support for the police department. >> annie wrote, so unpleased. get that nypd hat off of carson daly, ugh. >> and lora lie wrote, is carson daley wearing a nypd hat? he's supporting police organizations willing to subvert government. >> and marc wrote, nbc coverage what if someone woet a #i

can'tbreathe shirt. let us know your thoughts on car so daly's hats. we're going to have some hangover cures for you this morning. who is watching right now? >> coming or going. >> send us your photos if you are watching. we get some funny photos right now on january 1st. weather is still a big problem in southeast asia where the crews are recovering the bodies and the debris from the airasia crash. what is the latest on the search there, david ? >> reporter: the sterj and recovery is having trouble at this time because of the bad weather. divers can't get into the water to check if the object sighted is in fact the body of the plane. there was a break in the weather today raising hopes that the underwater search could get underway but it didn't last long and the drivers weren't able to start. shipping from many nations, including uss sampson is looking

for debris and bodies from the plane. 162 people were on board. experts suggests that as some of the bodies did have their clothes on they could suggest that the plane didn't break up in the air. the airasia plane went missing on sunday en route from indonesia to singapore. the key right now is finding the black boxes. we've got other headlines making news. cheryl is going to handle that. >> good morning, guys. the video, watch this guy. people running for their lives after a wind storm sends canopies and poles flying. the tornado-like whirlwind

injuring four people. happening outside the rose bowl. the wild storm also responsible for two deaths on catalina island. one of the victims, a harbor officer who was swept overboard and crushed between a boat and rocks. and look at this rare sight. snow in orange county. more than 180 drivers had on the rescued after getting trapped on the highway. look at these frozen palm trees in san diego. workers in much of the country going to get a bigger paycheck. the minimum wage goings up in 20 states. talk about arriving in style, a flight forced to make an emergency landing when a woman goes into labor. the plane flag from san francisco to minneapolis diverted to salt lake city where the woman gave birth to a healthy baby boy. a pediatrician in the air helped

coach her before they could get to the hospital. and this new year's party is literally out of this world. >> happy new year from the international space station. >> these two american astronauts are celebrating on board the international space station. they're going to pass through 16 time zones today. those are your headlines guys. that's a lot of samchampagne at 16 times. are you thinking about taking a tiger selfie again this year peter? >> do you know what that is? >> you're not allowed to lay with a big cat and take a selfie because a bunch of new laws are going into effect in 2015. >> you know why, though? this is huge on dating website

profile pictures. people want to look like they lay -- >> he's more of a man. >> like i'm a dangerous individual. >> would you date him? >> of course i would. why wouldn't you. that's hot. >> what about a puma. >> you can't take a selfie with a lion, a tiger or any other big cat. also in new york you must begin recycling your computers televisions, video game consoles. you're not allowed to throw them in the trash. >> it's a huge problem in china. you have kids developing tumors. it's really horrible when they throw them in the landfills, the heavy metals. a lot of the computer companies are trying not to have the metals inside of their computers. apple, sony and others have to deal with this. peter what's happening in

nevada. >> students declared habitually truant could be delayed from getting their drivers's license or get their license suspended. if you're not in the class 90% of the time, a trucecy officer comes and gets you mails your license back to the dmv. >> here in january 1st it will be illegal to throw food and food trash in seattle. >> you can't throw food away? >> you can't throw food away. >> what to you do with it? >> in seattle they have a bunch of different trash cans. they have the come post trash can. you go to whole foods and they've got like 30 trash cans. >> how do the homeless survive if we have that in new york? you always see individuals going through the trash which is sad, but it happens. >> we want you to send in your

new year's resolution, your photos. but coming up here, the white house closing out 2014 with 75,000 pages of new regulations. and our next guest warns it won't end there. and there was no shortage of out of breakout stars in 2014. >> you cannot -- no. >> lick it lick it. >> you're not listening to me. listen to me now. listen to me now. listen to me now. >> listen to me. >> i said no cupcakes. >> we're rolling the tape of the top viral videos. >> he won't give up. ♪

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welcome back. president obama continued his record pace of regulations in 2014 signing more than 75,000 pages worth of them. so what else can we expect for 2015? let's ask republican strategist lisa booth. welcome to "fox and friends". >> hi, peter. >> we've got the top low regulations, restrictions on future power plants. i know most people who are watching the slow are not thinking about starting up a power plant. but how are the regulations going to impact you and me? >> well, it's incredibly impactful. here's the things to remember. it's not the sheer amount of regulations, it's a costliest. president obama has issued 50 times more costly regulations than george bush did during his entire presidency.

just the year alone finalizing other $200 billion in federal regulations. it's costing americans jobs and presenting economic opportunity. let's look at the energy. it's not happening because of president obama it's happening in spite of him. it's happening because of horizontal drilling. and president obama has done everything he can to stand in the way of the economic opportunity by roping off federal land and placing new regulations on hydraulic fracturing. >> the biggest combination of those, keystone pipeline the new republican senate is going to take that up in committee a week from today. do these regulations have any ability or will they derail the progress of the keystone pipeline? >> potentially, but let's hope not. what we know about the keystone

pipeline is it's a job creator and's got strong bipartisan support. here's my biggest frustration with this president especially in relation to energy. we know that the energy industry can create jobs. we've seen anytime the domestic supply of oil. why is he stand in the way of the economic opportunity? so what my hope is that we can get strong bipartisan support for the keystone pipeline and start moving the economy forward. >> this year the economy finished on a high note. a lot of people are starting 2015 with a little extra pad in their 401(k)s. but with this pace, 75,000 pages of regulations, can we keep that up? >> we spend $2 trillion a year on these regulations. there's no deal in site. that carbon rule is going to cost americans hundreds of thousands of jox. >> and lisa, last question.

is there one regular ration that you like? >> no. i can't think of any. sorry. >> thank you. coming up we still recall the turmoil of 2014. dr. robert jefrs says there is one specific key to forgiveness and he shares his new year's message with us next. she's got no legal experience but she's got her own law office? how she ran away with a real lawyer's identity all the way to the courtroom.

welcome back. some quick headlines for you. 35 people crushed to death during a stampede during shanghai's historic waterfront. witnesses saw people scram ling for coupons that looked like dollars bills being thrown out of a third flar window. after holding political protest ers hours overnight, the communist cuban government has had a change of heart. several for freed from prison. the protester crackdown coming two weeks after president obama announced restored ties with cuba. well as we look ahead to the new year we can't help but look back at some of the turmoil of 2014. but our next guest says that there is a key to happiness and it all starts with one thing. here to share it with us for the new year is dr. robert jefrs.

he's the author of "when forgiveness doesn't make sense." he's also a fox news contributor and the pastor of first baptist dmuj church in dallas. why do you say that forgiveness is the key to happiness? >> well the reason is we all look back on 2014, we can think of people who have hurt us or wrong us or angered us. while we can't control what other people do to us we can control our responses to those offenses. and the biggest choice for 2015 is going to be are we going to hold on to the wrongs until they metastasize into a tumor of bitterness or are we going to forgive them? it simply means to let go. it doesn't mean to deny or minimize or forget what has happened to us. forgiveness is simply letting go of our right to hurt other people for hurting us allowing god or somebody else to settle the score so we can be free to

get on with your lives. >> what is your message for our country? we've seen so much happen after ferguson and staten island we have the niend turning their backs on their mayor. how do we move forward? >> i think we have to understand the difference between vengeance and justice. when we forgive we be give up or desire for vengeance. you see a good illustration of that in ferguson. people felt wronged by the verdict in the miking brown case so they took to the streets to get even. the problem with that philosophy is that eventually everybody ends up blind and toothless. we're to give up or desire for vengeance but not justice. i think of the families of the slain police officers in new york. while they can forgive the killer that doesn't mean they give up thar desire tore justice. they can still desire that the killer be treated justly, going

to prison. >> the title of your book is "when forgiveness doesn't make sense." how do we learn to forgive? it's easy to say forgive. pu how do you actually do it? >> i think first of all we need to understand that again it's not denying or forgetting. forgiveness is about letting go. and you know within i think we need to understand that forgiveness benefits us much more than the person who wrong us. there are studies that show that the spiritual and the physical benefits of forgiveness. for example, unforgiveness has been linked to heart disease hypertension, even a decrease in immune deficiency system. but the fact is refusing to forgive is like drinking rat poison and waiting for the ratto die. it hurts us much more than it does the person who wronged us. >> what a great message for

2015. thank you so much for waking up this early to bring that to the entire country. we appreciate that. coming up some scary news for 2015. why we might be more at risk for a terror attack. and congress could be to blame. you see him all the time on fox and friends but today we're going to show you a different side of that little boy. that is peter doocy. [coughing] dave, i'm sorry to interrupt... i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling sneezing, coughing aching, fever, best sleep with a cold medicine.

do you have a special song for us today? ♪ ♪ >> side by side folks. great job. >> that is the angelic voice of none other than peter doocy singing the theme song for "fox and friends". >> your dad hasn't aged a bit. >> i have. >> what's it like growing up in a tv family. for you always aware of it? >> yeah since i was very young my mom was telling me she would be holding me and we would see dad on tv and i would know that

was him. that was around the time that they would be singing ♪ won't you take me to funky town ♪ . and i thought she said monkey town. i want toz go to monkey town. >> you couldn't understand how he got in the tv. >> right. >> that's why i brought you in so you could reach through the tv, touch your dad. more with peter in a moment. we've got your headlines for you this morning. >> nice singing were peter. >> thank you cheryl. good morning. we do have a few headlines we're watching for you this morning. at the stroke of midnight many american businesses are going to be given something to worry about. the terrorism risk insurance act has expired and congress unable to renew the program by the end of 2014.

it was signed into law by president bush following 9/11. a police helicopter crashes on to a street in las vegas sending two officer to the hospital. the chopper had a problem in the air and was forced to land in a fland. no one on the ground was hurt. the officers expected to be okay. the helicopter is one of five choppers run by the police department. lie in order. a utah woman with with no legal experience accused of stealing an attorney's identity. police say the 29-year-old carla carbo posed as carla fee yar ro. she was busted after the court contacted the real fierro about a case. first baby 2015, we may never know. the largest health care operator in the country wants to keep it secret. at least 207 facilities across

the country have been ordered to remove themselves from the new year's tradition or limit what information is given to the media. however a new york city is reporting the first baby of 2015 was born just one second after midnight and welcome to the world on this january 1st 2015. those are your headlines. clayton almost made it. his birthday is the 31st of december. >> did you eat that cake by the way, yesterday? >> i had a handful of it. my parents were thrilled. they got the tax deduction with me being born on the 31st. >> let's get to maria mo lena. >> hello. we do have some weather to talk about. we have very cold temperatures in place across. parts of the country including

portions of the rockies and the plains and now in the northeast. cleveland, you're only looking at temperatures in the teens. the same in places like chicago and across parts of the plains. some areas are looking at temperatures that are in the single digits. so a little chilly out there. we do have concerns with the wind chill temperature. you can see the numbers are much colder. feeling like the teens in new york city and feels like some areas are looking at temperatures below zero. we're having a storm system that we're tracking into portions of the plains. we have winter storm barngs that are in effect. and the concern is that a storm system is producing areas of freezing rain and sleet across portions of texas so that's going to be a big issue there. expect to some sew icy conditions on road. the winter storm warnings over the next couple 0 days, we would be looking at another round of advisories being issued. across the rockies that storm

system has been producing snow across the higher elevations in arizona and southern california. expect additional snowfall today. that system eventually will be going to the plains and bringing wet weather ant winter weather across the midwest and the northeast coming up for this first week of 2015. >> thanks marina. >> you know, she was one of the stars of one of my favorite viral videos when she was trying to parallel park. >> or when he flew with the air force and passed out in the sky? >> she didn't make tight the top of all viral videos of 2014. these have more hits than any other viral video. we want to start with number four. >> this is one of my little favorites np is little saydy at five years old she did not want her little brother to grow up. >> i can't want him to grow up. >> do you want him to stay

little frer? >> yeah, he's so cute. oh, you are so cute. i love your cute little smile. oh my god! stay little. >> any girl that has a little brother can relate to this. i felt the same way about my brother. >> i hope the family reshoots this video every year to see if they're still upset when he's 20. >> or when she's 12. >> katy perry's dark horse, watch this. ♪ ♪

>> goes from crying to happy when she hears katy perry. and katy perry sees an opportunity here, she tweeted out that she's available for baby-sitting at $10 an hour and four oreos. >> number two on the list. >> this is my all-time favorite. this is thely l kid who kept calling her mom by her first name, her name is linda. arguing with his mom because grandma said he could have a cupcake. >> linda listen listen listen, linda. listen. >> okay. what. >> like everything we do at this house -- >> i don't know what he said. it's just cute. >> i want a cupcake. >> listen linda, this is how it's done around here pep we have cupcakes. >> did he get the cupcake?

>> i hope so. send us your address. we'll send you over a box of cupcakes. >> this one was my favorite. the apparently kid. look at this. >> what did you think about the ride? >> it was great. probably i've never been on live television before, but apparently sometimes i don't watch the news because i'm a kid. and apparently every time, apparently grandpa give me the remote after he watch the powerball. >> tell me about the ride what did you think about the ride? >> it was great. >> why? >> because apparently you're spinning around and apparently every time you get dizzy, that's all you do is get dizzy >> he knows nothing about the news but he's going to end up being a wizard with numbers since grandpa makes him watch the powerball every night. >> apparently. >> he said apparently seven

times in that video. you got to love him. so cute. >> we want to see your favorite viral videos of the year. send them to us at friends of fox news.com. >> we have clayton's favorite viral video. >> my favorite? >> it is peter doocy when he was little reporting. >> here he is. >> wow. >> it's cool. there are a bunch of pictures. dad says no. he has weather in his blood. >> oh man. that's where we were doing the show from. >> same office. >> i wish i would have known that you were going to show this video. i would have tug dug that tie out of the drawer. >> is that your sister? >> that is my sister. >> do you remember that day? >> i remember coming for take your kid to work day and it was always -- i think my dad always had a lot of fun for fresh material for one of the stories that he was doing during the year. >> do we know what year that

was? >> i don't think we do know what year that was. but when i was here in november wrapping stuff for the bin laden killer special i worked out of that office for one week. >> because your office is normally down in washington. >> yeah. >> and you said coming to work with dad is really cool. >> it still is. >> i know he's proud of you. >> send us your favorite viral videos this morning. you can go to our facebook page and we'll put a poll up there and find out which made your top list for 2014. she thought he was surprising her fiancee as he returned from the air force. but the surprise was on her. they're both joining us live coming up. and the "the new york times" slams the nypd for behavior toward mayor bill de blasio. arrests are dropping as cops feel betrayed. is it fair to accuse police of walking off their job? a fair and balanced debate next.

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a a a a a a... a quick look at your headlines this morning. overnight jeb bush giving the biggest sign yet to a 2016 bid by resigning from all of his corporate and nonprofit board memberships. a bush spokesperson saying it's a natural next step as he

evaluates a run for president. chick fill a customers say that there's suspicious activity at some restaurants and they'll reach out to the customers after learning more. a "the new york times" editorial slamming the nypd's behavior toward mayor bill da blas oweare writing it's defacing the reputation shredding its hard earned respect. this is a new report claims that arrests have plummeted by 66% as cops feel betrayed. is it fair to accuse police of walking off their job? here to debate this, a retired police officer and the president of the consistability probability. happy new year to both of you. can we read this as a protest

for the nypd? >> this is caution for the police. this is a tough time for them. lost two of their own executed in a most heinous style. quite naturally the police are going to take extreme caution as they approach jobs on the street. this is not going to be a prolocked thing but we're in a new reality now. they're damned in they do, damn fd they don't. >> look at this picture here turning their backs on the mayor. down 94% criminal court summons, traffic violations down 29%, parking violations. i mean are they concerned about safety for parking violations? >> officially around new year's that is an issue in new york because when you're not monitoring the parking situation, those are security risks. but what happened with these assassinations was unbelieve --

it with as complete tragedy. but what's also a tragedy is the head of the pba, pat lynch has been using this as a political opportunity to get what he wants. he's turned his back on his other officers because he's trying to get contract negotiations, salary increases. you know patrolmen are below lieutenants and captains. right now he wants to get his patrolmen to get paid more than the captains and lieutenants. >> is this a political situation? >> absolutely not. pat lynch is concerned with the safety of police officers and the safety of the citizens and of new york. these police officers didn't turn their back on the mayor. they turned their back on the notion that there's some racism within the new york city police department. >> they followed pat lynch. what are they supposed to do when they look to if person of the left of them and officers to the right of them and they're

turning their back. of course they're going to turn their back. they're part of a union and they're looking to their leader for leadership. he's making everything political. never once has the mayor said anything against the nypd. not once. he met with the union heads on tuesday and not once did he ever say anything against nypd. he and commissioner bratton had been supportive. >> look at the hypocrisy here. the mayor has said he had respect and ad mere ration for the new york city police department. on the other hand, he' saying to your son, you node to be afraid of police officers. >> that's not exactly what he said. >> there's an inherent democracy that the police officers don't understand. >> can they heal this rift? >> the mayor needs to apologize. >> what comments? >> the comments that his son needs to be afraid of the police officers. >> that's not what he said. >> night after night asaw young

dead african american males in the street. these young males were killed by other young african american males. i didn't raise my kids to fear young african american males. but he's told us that he's raised his son to fear the new york city police officers. there's something wrong with that. >> final word. >> 1980s, 86% of those who were pulled over for stop and frisk 86% for minorities and 88% of them were innocent. >> i worked in the 44 precinct. it was minority neighborhood. i wasn't stopping many caucasian people down there. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. >> hopefully can heal the rift in the new year. >> i used the stop and frisk rule to take many illegal handguns off of the street in the 1980s. the movie "unbroken" tells

the story of an american p.o.w. tortured by the chinese. >> look at me. you're nothing. >> must be taught respect. each prison will teach him a lesson. >> but in japan no one is allowed to see the movie. a retired pilot who spent more than 8 years as a p.o.w. is here to react. she tried surprising her fiance as he returned from the air force but the surprise was on her. they both join us next. ♪

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welcome back. emma and john got engaged over the phone this october as john was in basic training for the air force. >> upon his return emma planned a surprise at the airport. as she was waiting there, she's the one that got the surprise. each passenger getting off that plane and handing her those single roses and ultimately john gets down on one knee and he proposes in person. just last weekend, they got married and joining us now from their honeymoon airman first class john greco and his new bride, emma. congratulations. we're so happy for you guys. >> thank you so much. happy new year. >> so whose idea was it for every passenger on that plane to get a rose to give to emma? >> i have to say my mom nancy gave me the idea. and i was just going to come off the plane and propose to her. but i think the roses just like, what really added to it, i really wanted to make her feel

special. >> how did you feel at that moment? >> i felt very surprised 'cause john is so good at doing surprises and i felt very special and loved. >> john, where did you get all those roses? i know that you were just coming back from basic training. i don't know that there is a great florist where you were. >> i was actually at tech school in monterey california coming back from there. so i did have access to flowers. but thankfully her mom kind had a friend that worked for delta and her friend had flowers waiting for me at the gate to pass out right before they got off the plane. >> so emma your mom was behind a lot of this and you had no idea? >> nope. not one bit. >> tell us your story. you met in college and then you got engaged over the phone while you were in basic training. is that right, john? >> yes. >> well, what happened was we had not been able to speak over

the phone at all for about four weeks and i knew during the fourth week i'd have a phone call. but when john trial had the chance to do the phone call, i was actually rock climbing at the rock climbing gym in kalamazoo. my friend was trying -- john was trying to get ahold of my roommate to get ahold of me at the rock climbing gym and we only had two minutes to talk by the time i got to my phone. and we basically both just kind of blurted out to each other that we want to do spend the rest of our lives together. >> and john what were people saying when you asked them to participate, when you handed them a rose like they just won the bachelor and you said, hey, can you please help me go and propose to my girlfriend? >> oh, everybody was so accommodating. everybody wanted to help out. the first 12 people i picked, like all wanted to participate. it wasn't hard at all finding volunteers, that's for sure. >> so fun. so you got married last weekend.

is that right? last saturday? >> uh-huh. we got married on the 28th. >> we're seeing the picture now. absolutely gorgeous. >> beautiful picture. and any big plans? you're on your honeymoon now in orlando. are you hitting the theme parks? >> oh, yeah. we did magic kingdom last night with the other 100,000 people that did it, too. and it was very crowded, but a lot of fun and beautiful. >> congratulations and thank you very much for coming. >> and thanks for serving our country, john. both of you, actually. i think they're both making sacrifices. coming up, while you were getting ready for the new year with your family, thousands of people across the country were reeking havoc with antipolice protests. was this the right message to send? and after last year clayton was on time for today's new year's show. >> come on clayton! what are you doing?

>> clayton lost his way! >> that's one of my new year's resolutions. set my alarm for this year. >> so he did make it into work on time this year. he kept his resolution. what about you? what are your resolutions for next year? we're reading your e-mails. ♪ ♪

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good morning. happy 2015. it's thursday, january 15. i'm filling in for elisabeth. america is ringing in a brand-new year. and we're going to show you the celebrations from all around the country and the world. if your plans for 2015 include a selfy with a tiger or a puma perhaps guess what? you're out of luck. starting today, it's illegal. we've got a list of the new laws that are going into effect for 2015. we may finally know what women really want. >> finally. >> my name is george. i'm unemployed and i live with my parents. >> i'm victoria. hi. >> good news for all the men and

women who still live with mom and dad. mornings are better with friends. >> it's time for "fox & friends" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> happy new year everyone. at times square, clean-up crews are working hard to pick up all the confetti and soda cups and 2015 sunglasses and hats. >> it's always amazing 'cause if you see the shot yesterday, crowds were starting to gather and then at the end of the night, it was packed with people. as soon as the ball drops midnight, people just scatter. the clean-up crews -- look at that. >> shear a time lapse -- here is a time lapse. that confetti gets everywhere. it was still blowing over from the buildings when i walked over

from the hotel this morning. there is some in the hall from somebody's shoe. >> some people may not realize how close we are to times square. this blew up on my leg. so i had to grab some. this is the confetti they tested on monday to make sure it would float appropriately. apparently they got the shapes right and improved this year. and clayton is going to recycle that now. >> that's right. >> we've been talking about our new year's resolutions all morning and asked you guys to share some of yours. johnon facebook wrote this, i will be more courteous while driving, even if others aren't to me. that's a tough one. >> no more road rage. >> good for you, john. >> charles on facebook is writing, to fulfill a bucket list item by visiting new york hello, and meeting everyone from "fox & friends" on the plaza. >> come on over. >> if you're in town come on over.

jeff writes, to be a better father to my children, a better friend to those in my life and just to lead a happier life. >> i like that. >> that's a good one. >> do you have any resolutions? >> you know i put on a little too much weight during the holidays. so maybe i should crank some of that offment what about any goals? >> i want to tweet and instagram. not too much. >> peter is on twitter again. >> i'm going to go the opposite. my goal is to reduce my electronics usage. >> reduce it? >> pick up my phone less. leave my phone down. have designated times of the day to pick up that phone. >> is that because you have google glass now and you can see everything without picking it up? >> i have contact lenses where i can see my e-mail and nobody can see. cities across our country and around the globe rang in the new year with style. just two hours ago in honolulu, people were celebrating the start of 2015 when a giant pineapple was dropped during the

countdown. >> and it was a peach that helped ring in the new year in atlanta, georgia. the 800-pound peach was dropped for the 26th year. >> does it light up? >> you can't see the peach very well. >> it exploded. in australia a drone caught a unique view of the fireworks. check out sydney's display from the center of the action. wow. >> that's beautiful. goodness. did the fireworks keep you up? >> i went out like a light. on the second floor of a hotel one block away from the ball drop. out. but i got to see the beginnings of our "fox & friends" special new year and goat to see anna and kimberly guilfoyle and bob freezing last night. if you missed any of it, take a look. >> welcome to the party! we are counting down to midnight

here on fox. count down to 2015. >> the atmosphere is electric! it's fantastic! there is no better place to be. >> a shout to my dad, my girlfriend aerial. >> yes my girlfriend arial. >> what was the best part of your tour around the big apple? >> we like to go see the ball close and touch it. >> new york city, make some noise! >> i want to you have a happy new year. i thank you for watching fox news and the best in 2015. >> i want to ask you will you marry me? >> will you marry me? >> that's so sweet! >> we're gonna tear it up right here! >> oh, wow! >> come up for air. >> here is to a new year, a great year when work is so good it doesn't even feel like work. >> five, four, three, two, one,

happy new year! >> you might not come back! there you go! >> hey everybody, happy new year! ♪ it's up to you new york ♪ ♪ new york ♪ >> there was a lot of making out last night. >> yeah, there was. kimberly and bob they did it again. >> i love that they put up at 9:00 o'clock right on the button, they asked the question do you want me to make out with bob again? yes or no. tweet us. who is going to tweet no? how many people can add again to the end of that? >> exactly. >> we missed that -- if you missed that more highlights we'll show you later. let's tell you this story. brand-new information suggesting the doomed air asia flight

8510, might have climbed too fast before crashing last sunday. this as weather continues to be a problem in the recovery efforts for more bodies and more debris. fox news' david piper is in thailand. what's the latest on the search david? >> reporter: good morning to you. the bad weather is seriously hampering the search and recovery operation at the moment in the java sea. divers can't even get into the water to check out an object that's been sighted to find out if it's actually the body of the missing plane. divers weren't even able to transfer to the destroyers to begin their 100-foot dive to the sea floor because of the strong winds and 15-foot waves. ships from many nation, including the uss samson, do continue to look for further debris and bodies from the plane. eight bodies have so far been recovered. 162 people were on board. new year celebrations were canceled in one city where the majority of those aboard came from. the plane went missing sunday

enroute from indonesia to singapore. the pilot radioed in that he was facing bad weather. he asked ground control to let him ascend but contact was lost before approved. some investigators are suggesting the plane went into a stall after a steep climb. we won't really find that out until they find those black box recorders. but it could take some time of the back to you. >> david piper live for us as that search hampered by weather conditions. thanks. now cheryl casone has been waiting patiently for news headlines. good morning. >> good morning. i have fun stories. first we have something that you're not going to believe. an extreme weather alert for you. people running for their lives after a brief wind storm sends canopies and poles flying.

the tornado-like whirlwind make its way through the lot outside the rose bowl in pasadena california. the wind storm also responsible for two deaths on catalina island. one of the victims a harbor officer. and look at this rare sight. you never see this. a west coast girl, snow in orange county. more than 180 drivers had to be rescued after getting trapped on a highway. look at these frozen palm trees near san diego of all places. at the stroke of midnight, many american businesses given something to worry about. terrorism risk insurance act has expired after congress was unable to renew the program by the end of 2014. the insurance program is meant to protect businesses in the event of terrorist attacks. it was signed into law by president bush following 9-11. and workers in much of the country will get a bigger paycheck in 2015. minimum wage going up in 20 states and washington d.c

the increase means 29 states now have a minimum wage higher than the federal minimum, which is 7.25. and new year's day is a huge day for college bowl games. two of the biggest matchups today, college football playoffs semifinals oregon is taking on florida state. that's the rose bowl. that's at 4:30. number one, alabama facing off with number 4 ohio state. that's the sugar bowl. that game is at 8:30. who are you guys rooting for? >> florida state. florida state! >> pit. >> no, tg. >> i got oregon. >> no ohio? nobody going for ohio? i don't have any skin in the game, so i'll root for them. >> i'll say boston marathon and the -- alabama and the seminole seminoles. >> 54 teams start in august. >> you lose, you're out.

>> exactly. >> well, we're celebrating new year's day with a big new year's eve celebration. it wouldn't be one of these big celebrations without protesters wreaking havoc. although it was peaceful where we start up in boston, they did a die-in last night. protesters laying down in front of a public library there with signs saying black lives matter, among other signs. >> there are reports say there were about 100 total people with the die-in and then 50 or so who went for a march. so it's not like everybody in boston was laying down in the road protesting. but it's triple digit. >> not as peace envelope st. louis where protesters there are -- 15 stormed the police department. got a little violent because the police officers were trying to escort them out. when the protesters wouldn't leave, the police officers had to spray them with pepper spray. they arrested several people there as well. >> those protesters did not like the pepper spray. they were complaining and taking vine videos. they said it's happening too

much. but then the police make the point, hey, if you guys stop coming in here into our office, we will not mace you and then we will go and do some actual police work. >> right. you don't have to break into our offices. we may help our community. >> social media flipped out at carson daley last night during their big special. who is wearing an nypd hat. social media flipped out about this. >> one wrote, get that hat offment carson daley and give ken marino his champagne back. >> another wrote, wtf is carson daley wearing a police hat? he's wearing a hat willing to subvert elected government. >> another said, carson daley wearing a nypd hat, what if someone wore an i can't breathe t-shirt? >> that's a surprising outrage there because you remember in new york after 9-11 when so many police officers ran into the world trade center and many were killed, everybody was wearing

the nypd hat. the yankees had during games. >> they were doing a great job last night. very professional with an unimaginable amount of people. i saw a friend of mine who is now a new york city police officer, he was one of the ones keeping us safe, making sure that everybody was in order. >> and warm. >> and warm. he was much warmer than i was. we're lucky to have guys like that. >> how do you know him? high school? >> he and i have known each other since college. he's a hero just like everybody else in the nypd. >> coming up here on the show the incredible story of an american soldier captured and tortured during world war ii. the pentagon's brand-new state of the art fighter jet cost about $400 billion, but we just found out it doesn't shoot? what? ♪

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the movie, "unbroken," tells the story of an olympian turned p.o.w. who is tortured by the japanese during world war ii. despite its release you'res in japan can't see the film. according to an article in the los angeles times in japan, it's bound to meet considerable resistance due to its depiction of brutality in p.o.w. camps in japan. shouldn't they learn from history? ginning us -- joining us is retired u.s. army -- u.s. navy pilot commander everett alvarez. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. happy new year. >> should the people of japan have a chance to see this film? >> i believe so.

the story was based on a true experience and i had the opportunity in the early '80s when i was the deputy of the v.a. system to work with fellows who were p.o.w.s in japan in a factory very similar to what was depicted in the movie. the conditions were actually worse than what they depicted and showed. i used to work with fellows who told me that they used to have to find and catch rats in order to supplement a diet in order to live. it was real in terms of what was shown. that experience was there and it's history. i understand people may want to -- some of the culture may hide the dark side of their past, but it was real. >> yeah. we're seeing some images on the screen of you during your time in service there in vietnam. tell us about the time you spent

in captivity. >> well, there were periods of time for about five years where we went through some pretty barbaric torture. i myself personally experienced torture where my arms -- circulation was cut off. my hands turned black and they remained black for many months, almost a year. there were periods of isolation, of leap difficultation. periods where my legs were shackled. i couldn't move them and we were cuffed behind the back, my arms. and those kind of conditions i spent weeks in that kind of situation. so we had our cycles of pretty bad treatment but it was one where we experienced it in cycles. they would come on spend four, five weeks and then they would leave us alone for a while. then come back again for a

period of about five years 'til things improved at the end of the war. >> it's so important to learn your history ask your country and to know. many of these people are very, very old in japan who were in that part of the world during that war. during the war, many of the populous of japan didn't even know what was going on of the they didn't even understand. so when all of this news broke they were shocked about the brutality in some of these camps. wouldn't it be important for these people to learn about it now? >> i would hope so. i feel that the more people know about it they'd be less willing to do this again in the future in terms of a policy. they should adhere to the geneva accord on the treatment of p.o.w.s and how they should be. i feel that more people know more about what happened in the past, they would not support or be willing to see such activities. >> a lot of people surprised by universal's decision not to

release the film in japan just yet. they said they haven't chosen a date yet. they may get to see it after all. it was great to see you and happy new year to you and thank you for your service. >> thank you very much. if your plans include for 2015 taking a selfy with a tiger, you're out of luck, like this guy. the long list of ridiculous laws going on the books starting today. is there anything about your husband or wife that really drives you nuts? our next guest has some advice to get them off your nerves and live a happy life in 2015. get out your note pad and pen. ♪ ♪

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time for news by the numbers. the first one of 2015. first up $400 billion. that's how much the government spent on these brand-new stealth fighter jets. only one problem. they can't shoot their guns. software isn't ready. they won't be up and running for another four years. wow. get the obama web site designers on it. and 25 degrees below zero. that was the temperature wyoming firefighters battled putting out these massive flames. it was so cold, the hoses froze up. and 5%. that's how much alcohol is being infused into wine ice cream. on sale now. flavors include chocolate cabernet and raspberry chardonnay. sign me up. ainsley? >> thank you. it is a new year and that means it is time for some new relationships in your life. so how can you navigate building new bridges this year, whether it's in the workplace or if it's in the dating world or in your

family? >> joining us, relationship expert rachel. thank you. happy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> thanks for coming in. so we have some tips. the first one you say is take off the mask. what do you mean? >> everyone seems to put on a mask of who they want themselves to look like. the problem is that we're not vulnerable and being seen. we're not being our authentic self. for real relationship building and have a healthy relationship, you have to be you. so obviously we want people to fake it 'til they make it in terms of confidence in building relationships. but at the same time, we have to be us. so making sure that you are authentically being yourself. >> fake it 'til you make it. how do you know you can drop the mask? >> i think eventually you need to connect with someone on a very emotional connected level. so you have to drop the mask to get to that point. if you feel like you're not actually connecting, then let it go. see what happens. >> your second point is give to give. what does this mean? >> a lot of people give to get. so in relationships, you want to

have a balance. obviously there is people who are really great givers and get nothing back and there are people who are takers and never give anything back. so really what i like to have people do when they're developing relationship, whether it's professional or personal is really focus on giving. come from a place of service and love and what do you need? naturally it will come back to you. >> that's so great. even in a married relationship you can learn a lot from that. >> that actually makes a huge difference. i see that with couples all the time who are in a really traumatic space in their relationship. if they just focus on giving, a lot of times the marriage becomes healthier the relationship becomes better. >> and your third tip, complacency is killer. >> it is. everyone becomes complacent whether it's in a friendship relationship romantic relationship, when you've been together a while. it's like oh, them again. but really it can be the death of a relationship, it can lead to apathy. so really putting effort in. making sure you're really paying attention to your partner or your friend and putting that

effort in that you put in in the beginning. in the beginning everybody is putting all of their attention and focus on a relationship. then we kind of let it go. recycling that. >> you say it's very important to just accept your partner for who he or she is. >> yeah. that's something that takes a lot of practice is really understanding that we can't change people. your boss is going to be the same boss next year probably that they are this year. your partner is not going to lose all those offending characteristics. so either love them or leave them. you need to accept people for who they are. don't try to change them. it will frustrate you. >> and focus on the positive that they bring into your life. not the negative. >> yeah. and i like to practice gratitude. so every day i get up and i write three things down that i'm grateful for and it really makes a difference. so you could do the same thing with your partners or friends or even your boss. if you have a boss you're not so keen on focus on the things you really like about them, their strengths strengths and characteristic. >> everybody who met someone at

a new year's eve party should write that down. >> if they remember what they liked about them. >> or their name. >> thank you so much rachel. >> thank you. coming up, the white house rumor mill is spinning even faster for jeb bush. the major move that he just made that has everyone talking. and you see me on "fox & friends" reporting from washington d.c but today you'll see where it all started. ♪ ♪ our eyes... they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me, hey! ... and bad for the barkley twins. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your most important parts with centrum. multivitamins expertly designed

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♪ ♪ >> we got the marshmallows. >> are you making smores. >> there is peter doocy. he's joining us this morning, sitting in for steve doocy. you know him out in the field, action you know his great reporting from d.c we decided to put a little collection of things together. if you're ño% familiar with peter, take a look at what peter does here at fox news. >> here is something you don't see every day in new york city midtown manhattan a marine unit. i'm going to ride with them in that helicopter over to the bronks. come ride with us. >> it's not a microwave and a

laser beam. it's man sized beam. it's decided to get the subject really, really hot so that they move. i never been inside a tub that somebody dropped a hair dryer in, but i would imagine that's what it feels like. >> it looks like the sandy walkway out to the beach has actual lea got my foot stuck. >> oh, my gosh. >> you can see not a pretty picture here nowhere. >> your account couldn't be created at this time because it's unavailable. >> we're over lower manhattan over the world trade center site. past the empire state building and the statue of liberty. >> his name is robert o'neill

and he is the man who killed osama bin laden. what was it like to kill the actual guy? >> it didn't sink in for a while. >> has it sunk in now? >> yeah, it has now. i thought about it every day. >> everyone watched that special, peter. >> i noticed a consistent thing there was a lot of your hair blowing around. we're going to have the fan in here next hour. >> we want to know more about you. what do you love to do in your free time in washington? >> faith thing to do if i have an afternoon or our schedules being kind of strange sometimes like an evening during the week love to go to the nats games in washington. it's hard in new york to actually get to yankees stadium or to get to citi field. but to go to nats park there you see, there is nobody around me. it's very, very fun. love baseball. >> you're a big yankee fan? >> i still have a yankees key on my key chain. >> this next fun fact i

probably -- i don't know that i watched this movie as many times as you did but this is your guilty pleasure. i watched it nearly as many times. >> yeah. i don't even have a copy of it but it's on so much. >> can you recite this? >> well, this is more of a choreographed -- if we start from the beginning. >> you can recite the entire script of the movie? >> i can quote with prompting. >> you'll make my sister proud, too. i was also really shocked to learn this about you. your favorite band, is it still your favorite band? >> they were never my favorite band, but i did mention to someone, we've seen this video of me coming in to see me around the building here over the years. i was very nervous to see o town. >> why were you nervous? >> i don't know. i still don't know. i don't even think that they're a band anymore. that's not my favorite band. let's put that on the record.

>> we have a little bit of that. ♪ >> who is your favorite band peter? >> turn it off. >> getting some tears in his eyes. >> peter how did -- you spent your holiday in florida? >> yeah. actually i worked on christmas. i was on "fox & friends" talking about "the interview" movie. but the week before, my mom and i took a road trip to florida. she picked me up in washington and we stopped at just about every chick-fil-a on 95 south. >> so it wasn't a sunday then, right? 'cause we all know they're closed. >> it was not. she picked me up after work in washington on like a wednesday and we spread it out over three days. we got there friday afternoon and i flew on back up -- >> i worked with your dad the day you guys were going to just briefly see each other for christmas and you were going to meet at the airport and he was going to hug you and say merry christmas.

but his flight was delayed. and he missed you. >> a lot of waffle fries on that journey. great to have you this morning. >> thank you very much. >> let's get it over to cheryl casone who is stand big with a look at the headline. >> i saw doocy this morning and thought, steve on new year's day? no. great to have you here. >> he's watching. >> exactly. we've got headlines to throw out to you this morning, including this. cleared from death row, maryland's outgoing mayor commutes the sentences of the last four inmates facing the death penalty. this comes two years after the state's general assembly repealed capital punishment. democrat government says he commuted the sentences to prevent the state and family members of victims from dealing with an endless appeals process. jeb bush clearing his desk for a presidential run. the former florida governor giving the biggest sign yet of a possible 2016 bid by resigning from all of his corporate and nonprofit board memberships effective immediately.

bush spokesman says it's a natural next step as he evaluates a run for president. and the new year means new laws going into effect today. in california, people living in the country illegally may now get driver's licenses. wine lovers living in massachusetts can now ship bottles from out of state wineries directly to their homes. cheers. and the most bizarre of the bunch here in new york, it will be illegal to take a selfy with a tiger lion or any other big cat. luckily we can still take them with co-workers. and we may finally know what women want. >> my name is george. i'm unemployed and i live with my parents. >> i'm victoria, hi. >> hot stuff. new online dating site just launched encouraging singles to get real and admit their flaws. wisconsin man created settle for love after getting fed up with women and their misleading profiles on other dating sites. the hope for honesty to

ultimately pay off in the search for love because obviously it's women that are misleading in their online dating profiles. >> that was great. by the way our audio guy says if you want take a selfy, can someone else take a photo of with you a large cat? >> what does this mean for kids who want to go to the zoo? >> i don't think you can have any of it. >> right. >> it does say selfie. >> he's a married man. happily married. >> let's go out to maria molina standing by with a look at the forecast. how is it out there? >> good morning. it's a cold one here kicking off the new year at 27 degrees in new york city. we're waking up to temperatures in the 20s across surrounding areas in the northeast here, surrounding new york city, and the windchill is a lot colder. when you factor in that breeze, it's going to start to feel like temperatures are five degrees colder or colder than that. let's look at some of the other areas because we have temperatures in the teens across places like kansas city

minneapolis, also in chicago. single digits across parts of colorado and utah. those current windchill temperatures are below zero in denver, rapid city in the teens. even the plains are looking at some of these cold temperatures. it's not just the northern areas. we do also have a big winter storm that's moving through parts of the rockies well in advance of that system we're seeing areas of freezing rain and sleet across portions of texas, parts of oklahoma as well. so advisories and warnings have been issued. more snow also forecast for the rockies. we have advisories posted for those areas as well. let's head back inside. >> thanks so much. did you celebrate the new year last night by going out and getting really really drunk? >> if you're waking up with a massive headache, don't reach for the advil or aspirin just yet. >> our friend says there are several more effective cures out there. pamela, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> if there is someone who knows

how to mix a drink in this city it's pamela. great to see you. >> nice to see you. >> you also know how to combat all of your hard work the next morning. >> i will say there are no cures. there are remedies and ways you can help out that hangover. but there is no way to actual lea cure it. >> let's start with hydration. >> yeah. basically when you are drinking at night you should be having a glass of water for every drink you have to help your body replenish all the hydration that it's losing. >> so one drink of water per drink? >> yeah. if you can. or for every two drinks, a glass of water. so if you're feeling terribly groggy in the morning you should have a glass of water or something with electrolytes. >> i like to do this. some people do pedialyte. >> what about food? a lot of people say once you consumed the alcohol, it doesn't matter if you eat after the fact. is that true? >> it's very good to load yourself with good carbs. good toast, whole wheat.

and the other thing is have potassium, bananas. you're losing a ton of potassium. they're good and they say honey is pretty good. >> what about coffee? >> if you are a coffee drinker, do not deprive yourself of coffee. that's part of your regiment. that's your daily intake and you're going to have a big migraine if you don't do it. i'm not a coffee drinker. same thing. if you drink tea, don't deprive yourself of that. >> one thing that works for me is rest. you wake up after nine hours and immediately go back to sleep. >> you need your rest 'cause that's how your body will help metabolize everything that's happening. take an extra nap. but the other thing is get up and work out get your body flowing, get the blood flowing. if you can get to an exercise class of some sort, i do a lot of yoga. something not too tough. >> you say avoid this, medicine. >> don't mix any type of medicine with alcohol. just don't. >> don't drink your medicine with the gin.

>> and there are these other things out there. things you can take ahead of time. that actually has a ton of vitamins and nutrients in it. but don't take anything. don't mix medicine. it's not smart with alcohol. >> thank you so much pamela. great advice. >> pamela, always great to see you. what's your twitter handle? >> at pamela wizenzer. i brought you a little present. >> happy birthday to me. >> thank you so much. coming up here if you own an iphone or any apple product, you'll want to hear this. the company might owe you some money. we'll tell you about that. and a year full of hits and flops on the silver screen is now over. what was the best movie of the year? kevin mccarthy with his answer coming up next. ♪ ♪

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iphones say it took up too much space. they were charged to buy extra space on icloud to handle it. my favorite story of the morning, taco bell wantsçó to cure your new year's eve hangover. starting today, they're handing out free doritos locos tacos. just order with their app and they'll add a free one to your bag. the offer lasts all month long. the app, people say, has been downloaded millions of times just for the free taco. >> clayton loves taco bell and so does our next guest, fox news contributor and founder of nerdtears.com, kevin mccarthy in washington. welcome. >> peter doocy. taco bell is the greatest thing ever. you got to get the double decker taco with the dorito shell inside. that will blow your mind. i guarantee it. it is amazing. >> we're supposed to stay away from that for a couple hours. >> i'm going today man. >> let's get to some movies because talk about blowing your

mind, this was probably one of my favorite movies of the year on here at number ten. tell us about "guardians of the galaxy". >> number ten, this was a huge surprise and clayton this movie blew my mind to a point where i was crying nerd tears in the theater. incredibly fun. the action was great. the sound track, to me, was the real star of this movie. reminded me of what terrentino did with "pulp fiction" did in the day. the characterrers aware of it. but also the cool thing was vin diesel, when he went in the studio to do the character op the left side of the script it said i am grut. on the right side, it was paragraphs of what i am grut meant for that specific scene. so he could inflect the dialogue a certain way. it's really cool if you listen to it and watch it again, you can hear the difference of how he says i am grut throughout the movie. that's my number ten of the year. >> what about "american sniper"?

>> this movie blew my mind. i'm telling you right now, comes only out in new york dallas, and l.a. right now. hits everywhere january 16. bradley cooper became chris kyle and it really is one of those performances that i think it's for the ages. one of the best performances i've seen this year and also the best performance of his career. clint eastwood's best movie. it focuses on chris kyle's legacy and legend. but also his struggle with being at war and being back home as well. it is a film that is really intense, rivetting powerful. it's a movie worth seeing in theaters and i really truly think it's one of the best movies of the year. you have to see it in theaters for sure. >> what's number 8 on your list? >> i got to go with "night crawler." i'm sorry. "edge of tomorrow" is number 8. with tom cruz and emily blunt. it kept rewinding the day over and over, like a groundhog day. the director, so much fun. for a movie that kept repeating itself over and over again it

never got old ironically. tom cruz and emily blount do a lot of their own stunts. she really is the star of the movie. she's the one that leads the film and i think there needs to be more female-led action movies in hollywood. this is a great example of it. that's my number 8 of the year. by the way, on dvd now called "live, die or peace." >> you see tom cruz get shot in movies. you don't see him get shot like 40 times and die. and then reborn. >> anybody would doesn't like tom cruz, can watch him die in the movie. you mentioned number 7 "night crawler." and we want to get to number 6. >> love that it makes you think about just society in general, jake gyllenhaal lost 30 pounds. he became someone who films car accidents and crime scenes and sells them to local television stations. he starts to manipulate the crime scene and it becomes sensational. but very well done. he's amazing, one of the best

actors working today. number 7. >> number 6 was one of my favorites of the year and one of the funniest of the year. >> i agree. "the grand budapest hotel." there is different aspect ratios for the different decades. in the 30s, you'll see a full frame with a black bars on the left and right. he does that so you know what decade you're in. very cool how did he it. i love anderson. this is one of the best movies of the year, hands down. funny. emotional. every shot looks like a beautiful art piece. that's number 6. >> kevin mccarthy, thank you very much. we'll see you in the 9:00 o'clock hour. coming up, want to take a road trip and get paid for it? it's one of the top jobs on cheryl casone's list for 2015. she's here to explain next d i quit smoking with chantix. i told myself for so long that i needed to quit smoking. i would quit then i'd go right back to it. chantix absolutely helped me quit smoking.

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whether you're searching for work or new year's resolution is land a new gig, 2015 can be the year for you. let's just say it will be. cheryl casone from our sister network, fox business, is here with the top jobs of 2015. >> new year, new job. there is some great jobs out there. you're going to hear some themes that i've already talked about this year on "fox & friends." but networking computer system administrators, it's all about technology and coding and writing web sites, all of those skills invaluable. the job growth that's been in place since 2010 7%. that's a very high number. average monthly hires, more than 18,000. you can make 35 bucks an hour and change doing one of these top jobs. >> great. >> they're looking for you. >> registered nurses? >> okay. so we've seen this with not just obamacare, but also just in general. the baby boom population, there is a huge need for nurses. so there is more listings for

these jobs to be filled than the companies can fill them for. hospitals in particular. 5% growth rate. patient care obviously. and $32 an hour and change. again, such high demand for nurses right now and we need them in particular right now. >> this next job, you can see the entire country, a truck driver. >> yes. isn't this fascinating? the younger generation, for whatever reason, doesn't want to have a career as a truck driver. there is a huge shortage of truckers. now the salaries are going up and up and up. i don't know, it used to be like kind of a glamorous thing. i guess it's not anymore. transporting goods, things like that. no college degree required. obviously some certification. but 131,000 hires on average is the goal here and more than $18 an hour. especially in the energy industry down south. they really need skilled truck drivers. this would be good for veterans. >> great idea. sales managers? >> yeah. i always come up with a lot of sales jobs for the show. and so with all the sales employees, they need to be

managed there is a lot more openings than people that can fill them right now. 9% job growth since 2010. fifty-one dollars an hour. >> wow. >> right. anything in sales, you can actually do really well financially, if you've got the umph for it. last one is medical records and health information technicians. this goes back to the health care industry. they really need this for the digital world that's now become our health system. more than $16 an hour there. >> thank you so much. >> sure. >> don't miss cheryl on the "fox business" network. to find it this your area, go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. coming up, while you were ringing in 2015 with loved ones thousands across the country were wreaking havoc, protesting the police. is new year's really the right time to send that message? and there was no shortage of breakout stars in 2014. we are rolling the tape of the top viral videos in the next hour. >> i went down the super slide.

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good thursday morning to you. it's january 1. i'm ainsley earhart filling in for elisabeth this morning. america ringing in a brand-new year. celebrations from all around the

country and an up close and personal view of new york's fireworks like you have never seen. and caught on camera people running for their lives when a freak wind storm hits the rose bowl and sends tents and poles flying. 2014 apparently this kid is an internet sensation apparently. >> i've never been on live television before but sometimes i don't watch the news. >> apparently. our other top viral moments of the year, plus some of your favorites that you sent us this morning. "fox & friends" hour three begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ >> we enter into another year. you have to wait 365 more days to see times square filling up with all those people and watching another ball drop. we hope you had a great time with your family last night. >> it's so clone out there -- clean out there. the crews working to clean up the confetti and the sunglasses that are smashed. i got a question for you. i want to throw this out. it's very important. at what point of the month of january do you stop saying happy new year? what's the cutoff? >> i thought you were going to ask at what point do you have to stop wearing the glasses. >> that was a few hours ago. >> i would say day two. >> two? >> when you're walking through the building this morning and you're going to experience this when go to work i guess tomorrow, everyone says happy new year, happy new year. happy new year. so i think around here -- >> two days? >> one or two days. >> you have to be nice to people around the holidays. the first time that you see them you got to say hey -- >> what if it's february until you see them? >> then you have moved on to a

new subject. >> you guys answer and send us your new year's resolution. on facebook one says i'm going to practice kindness every day. >> i like nana's new year's resolution. sheryl says, to eat more chocolate, to treasure every moment with all of my grandchildren. >> and norma, to visit my family more. short but sweet. and important. >> that's right. >> send us your new year's resolution. you can add them on our facebook page. and you can e-mail them to us. people around the world crowding together to count down the start of the new year. of course, one of the largest celebrations, the party in times square. 1 million people braving that cold weather to see the ball drop. >> and just a couple of hours ago, thousands packed the streets of las vegas to see fireworks high above the strip.

>> in hong kong, a rainbow of lights lighting the sky. 300,000 people came out to view this display over victoria harbor. >> and then you have france. the party continues. last night paris hosted a light show and fireworks. today it's the parade. >> in australia, a drone caught this. look at this. unique view of the fireworks having to avoid getting hit. did they do that on purpose? >> pilot must have been drinking. >> then there is this one tradition that had to be slightly modified this year. the annual possum drop in north carolina. we told you yesterday peta objected to one city's 20-year-old tradition of dropping a live possum inside a cage on a live. it was banned this year, so instead the organizer dropped possum stew, which i thought we were talking earlier, that's throwing your food away in some

places. we have concern with what? -- >> we have confirmed that. >> possum breaking news that it was possum stew. they dropped possum stew. what a mess. >> news you can use. there is always going to be protesters out there trying to ruin new year's eve and stir up the pot a little bit. last night in boston, this is what happened. they had for their new year's eve celebration, a bunch of folks got in front of the public library and were doing what they call the die-in. they laid down on the streets of boston, the frigid temperatures with protest signs. >> yeah. one says, black lives matter. another sign says, a young black man is two times more likely to be shot dead by police than a young white man. >> there in boston, 100 people for that die-in. 50 more were there for a march. but not so peaceful in st. louis where protesters were maced and cuffed when they stormed the

police headquarters. there are these vine videos on line today, right after people got sprayed where they're washing out their eye, crying about it, and they say this is happening to us too much. then the police chief says, it's happening because you're storming our police stat by the way every time that you do this, we are not out there keeping your neighborhood safe. so that's both sides. >> when you rush into a police station and break down the doors, chances are you're going to be arrested. social media was fired up yesterday because they took an aim at carson daley last night during the celebration. he was wearing that hat. do you see it there? nypd. people were furious about that on social media. ann wrote, someone please get that nypd hat off carson daley and give ken marino his champagne back. >> another wrote, wtf, is carson daley wearing a nypd? he supports someone willing to subvert elected government. >> they're the reason why

they're able to have that event. i had the great pleasure of walking with the suitcase from penn station to times square last night. >> great pleasure. >> yeah. there were a couple checkpoints. but the new york city police department, very professional, actually saw a close friend of mine who is working 42nd and 6th, keeping us safe. we took a picture. thank you, conner and everybody else. but what a difference a little bit more than a decade makes. remember everybody in new york had the nypd hats after 9-11. they wore them at that first baseball games and stadiums. people were cheering. the entire city was behind the police department, fire department, authority authority. >> now people upset about carson daley wearing it on television. times changed. new information this morning suggesting air asia flight 8510 may have climbed too fast before crashing last sunday. >> this as weather continues to be a problem in the recovery efforts for more bodies and debris. >> fox news david piper is in

thailand. what is the latest on the search this morning david? >> good morning to you. some aviation experts suggesting that the airbus destroyed after its climb. this raised fears that pilots aren't trained well enough to take manual control of these new high-tech planes when there is a problem. the air asia indonesia plane went missing sunday. the pilot radioed in that he was facing bad weather wanted to climb. indonesian air traffic control lost contact with the plane before the ascent was approved. now there are calls here in asia for improved air safety. >> we should continue to increase and uplift aviation standards and safety standards in the world. >> reporter: strong winds and heavy rain are at the moment hampering the recovery operation. the weather is so bad that divers can't go down to even

check that an object sighted is the remains of the plane. so far they've recovered eight bodies. back to you guys. >> thanks, david. live for us this morning. cheryl casone standing by now for a look at the headlines. go. >> we're going to stay on this weather theme. we've got an extreme weather alert for you right now. people running for their lives after a freak wind storm sends canopies and poles flying. the tornado-like whirlwind making its way through the lot, injuring four people outside the rose bowl in pasadena. the wild wind storm also responsible for two deaths on catalina island, one of the victims, a harbor officer swept overboard and crushed between a boat and rocks. look at this rare sight. snow in orange county. more than 180 drivers had to be rescued after getting trapped on

the highway. look at these frozen palm trees near san diego. a flight forced to make an emergency landing when a woman goes into labor. the plane flying through san francisco to minneapolis divert to do salt lake city where the woman gave birth to a healthy baby boy. a pediatrician on board helped coach her in the air before they could get her to the hospital. the rest of the folks on board that plane made their way to minneapolis and they were only about an hour behind schedule. thousands of people flocking to saint peter's square in the vatican to hear the pope's new year's message. the pontiff praying for blessings for the quote, entire human family. his one wish in 2015, no more wars. pope francis saying peace is always possible. and check this out. this is a time lapse of new york city's times square. millions of people packed the area to seat ball drop at midnight and celebrate the new

year. but took less than an hour to clear everyone out so the crews could get in and start cleaning up. coming to work this morning at 3:00 a.m. was fascinating, i have to say 'cause there was a lot of this happening. >> what is that? >> a little unsteadiness happening this morning at 3:00 o'clock in the morning around the times square area. i'm going to leave it at that. >> ice yes ground? >> a lot of people stumbling around. >> it's confetti. it's slippery. >> thanks, cheryl. there were a lot of viral videos in 2014 and we reported a lot of them here on "fox & friends." some i've never actually seen, but they had the most hits on youtube, tens of thousands if not millions of hits, including this one. this is the fourth on the list of the most viral video of the year. sadie doesn't want her brother to grow up. watch this. >> i don't want him to grow up. >> you want him to stay little

forever? >> yeah, he's so cute! oh, you are so cute! i love you so much! >> is she wearing like an elsa dress? >> he's oblivious. >> i want them to come on the show in a few years and get her reaction to this. it's so cute. the other one number three on the list, is katie perry's "dark horse," her song soothing this fussy baby. (crying) ♪ ♪ >> the power of katy perry. she's dancing as much as somebody can who is strapped to a car chair. >> then katy perry tweeted, she said, i'm available for baby-sitting at $10 an hour and four oreos. >> then there is this one. ainsley's favorite.

the three-year-old who was arguing with his mom in a very professional way for a cupcake. >> linda linda listen, listen. listen linda. listen. >> okay, what? >> everything they too at this house, it's everything at grandma's house. >> you can't trust everything at grandma's house. >> listen, linda. >> i'm going to get that cupcake, so you can cave now or wait an hour and cave later. >> one more. this is my favorite. the apparently kid. >> apparently i've never been on live television before but apparently sometimes i don't watch the news. >> apparently. >> then he goes on to say the only time he watches the news is when i have to with grandfather when he checks his lottery numbers. >> the powerball numbers. isn't that usually the first thing. this kid has no exposure to current events. >> he wants to see grandpa win.

brian on facebook sent us his faith. the video of the dog doing the snoopy dance. >> look how cute. >> is that real? >> yes. this is what every dog does when you drop him off to get groomed. >> every dog does not do that. it looks like it's ago to take that fence -- going to take that fence down. another says my favorite is the cat who rescued the boy from the dog. this one not as funny. >> yeah. but thank goodness the cat was there. watch this. >> that's amazing. >> that's why i'm scared of cats. >> those were all great. >> starting today, 21 more states are increasing their minimum wages and bill o'reilly said it's a good thing. >> ten bucks an hour, not gonna break anyone. >> our next guest says bill o'reilly has it all wrong. and ladies, want to meet a man this year? start by rubbing his feet. dating advice for the new year.

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one of the simplest and fastest ways to start helping folks get ahead is by raising the minimum wage. the hard day's work deserves a fair day's pay. it also means they'll have more money to spend at local businesses, which grows the economy for everyone. >> president obama has repeatedly called for minimum wage hikes, saying that they will grow the economy. now 21 states are ringing in 2015 with new minimum wage increases. but our next guest says those increases will have just the opposite effect. joining me now is the research director of the employment policies institute michael

saltsman. happy new year. thank you for joining us. >> happy new year to you. >> not everybody watching out there is competing for or working in a minimum wage job. how do these increases impact them? >> so i think the way it impacts people if you're a young person who may be looking for a job this year or someone who regularly is going to a restaurant, what you're going to see in 2015 and 2016 is not only do the number of opportunities decline, but you may see service change somewhat as businesses move towards self-service alternatives. maybe it's going to a grocery store and bagging your own instead of having someone bag it for you. as the cost of hiring people at the minimum wage increases, i think people's experience in a lot of these service industry businesses and the number of opportunities that are available there will change. >> the last time that we were talking about the minimum wage in the news was bill o'reilly had something to say. he takes the other side. listen to this.

>> did you know that about 70% of all american workers earn less than $50,000 a year? did you know that? i didn't know that. that means the folks are struggling. raise the minimum wage. that will encourage young people to get into the marketplace and other folks to get off the dole. ten bucks an hour not gonna break anyone. >> so michael, what do you say about this argument that some people make that by increasing the minimum wage, you kind of heard bill o'reilly saying it there, fewer people will be relying on public assistance and that could be a good thing. >> the congressional budget office looked at that and said that there may be some people who go off public assistance but it's offset by some who may go on public assistance after they lose their jobs. all due respect to bill o'reilly, but i don't think he's trying to make payroll at a small grocery store or a small diner. i think i was in michigan last month talking to a nonprofit restaurant owner who trial had to close his doors due to a

combination of higher food prices and higher minimum wage in the state of michigan. that's 12 fewer employees that had jobs. so i think for those people, they're 100% supported by the taxpayer now as opposed to what they had before, which was a paying job where they were able to get experience and work their way up. >> you don't see any scenario in 2015 coming off a strong economic year that the gains made economically by raising the minimum wage would offset any job loss by these small business owners who couldn't afford it? >> i don't think that -- people who have looked at it and taken a neutral look at it, i don't think that really pans out. i think what you will see is in 2015 as the economy continues to grow we'll see what happened in the past. people will get raises on their own. they'll work up. they'll work their way up the career ladder. i think what we have to hope is that the increases that are taking place in the states don't eliminate too many opportunities. there are some people who don't have that same chance.

>> all right. michael, thank you very much for coming on "fox & friends" this new year's day. coming up the new york judge who let two people off allegedly without bail -- rather without bail for allegedly threatening police, getting a new assignment. this is the move mayor de blasio just made. and who could forget the infamous elevator fight between beyonce's sister and her husband, jay-z? but where does it rank on our list of the top hollywood meltdowns of 2014? that's next. ♪ ♪

quick headlines for you. a new year's celebration turns deadly when 35 people are crushed to death in a stampede at a historic waterfront just before midnight. it happened in shanghai.

witnesses say that they saw people scrambling for coupons that looked like dollar bills being thrown from a nearby window. at least 46 others were hurt. and overnight, jeb bush giving the biggest sign yet to a 2016 bid by resigning from all of his corporate nonprofit board memberships. a bush spokesperson saying it's a natural next step as he evaluates a run for president. thank you. some of the world's biggest stars, but even they got caught up in scandals that put them in the unwanted spotlight this year. >> joining me, here to count down the top hollywood meltdowns of 2014. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> what a way to kick off 2015. >> amanda bynes. >> i know. she had quite the year. 2014 was not her year at all. so she was actually diagnosed with bipolar disorder. you saw her, a lot of fans were surprised because they knew her on nickel load onas this sweet

charming little girl and she was posting crazy things on twitter kept changing her hair color and then she allegedly threw a bong out of a window here in new york city out of an apartment building. she definitely a lot of things happen and her parents got her to go to a psychiatric facility and then they got conservatorship. you remember britney spears went through something very similar. but now things are actually looking up for her. she's off of medication. her parents are not her cover tores anymore. and she wants to go to school for psychology. >> good for her. what about the biebs? >> so right after new year last year, a few weeks after, he was with his dad in miami and it was after midnight. nothing good ever happens after midnight. my grandmother told me that. and he was actually drag racing a lambourghini -- that's illegal. so that's not a good thing. then he actually was arrested for a dui. he was put in the slammer and

some surveillance footage of him in jail was leaked and he actually hasn't released any music in two years. his believers are freaking out because they want new music. but he's actually turned to religion. he's actual will he been trying to spread the word of god across the country. >> wow. how is he doing that? >> he teamed up with a pastor, carl lentz. he goes to a church here in the city hillsong. he's constantly tweeting about god and bible verses. >> that's a great church. it's awesome. >> yeah. it's a cool service. i've been. and he is actually going to be releasing a new album in 2015. so we're all very excited for that. >> proud of him for that. >> let's get to the real housewives of new jersey. what happened here? >> i know. so i watch it. i don't know about you guys. >> it's peter's neighbor. >> those are my people. not technically. well anyway. >> joe and theresa were charged with bank fraud, wire fraud tax evasion and they pled guilty to 41 counts of fraud.

and they are both going to be serving federal prison time. theresa actual israeli going to be going to jail on january 5. so in a couple of days, she's going to start serving her 15-month jail sentence. joe is going to be staying home with the children. we've learned hollywood life.com that theresa is very worried because she has four daughters who he is going to be looking after. then he's going to serve about a four-year jail sentence and he actually faces possible deportation because he actually is not a u.s. citizen. so that actually came out. he's an italian citizen. but we're hopeful that things will look up for these two in 2015. but theresa is going to be in prison. >> for the children's sake, we hope it looks better for them. >> and top of the heap this year, jay-z and beyonce and solange in the elevator. >> i'm still talking about this, right? a year later about six months later, so this happened in may. here in new york city at the standard hotel after the met ball. so they looked so happy on the red carpet together.

then they went to the after party at the standard and then tmz broke this footage of them fighting. beyonce's sister kicking punching jay-z and everybody wanted to know why it happened. didn't you want to know why it happened? >> yeah. >> i just don't talk to anybody. >> saturday night live did their spoof and they said there was a giant spieder in there. >> there are mega star couple. they're very very private. you rarely hear anything about their private lives. so for this to come out, it was explosive. we learned that maybe it had to do with a possible too close of a relationship that jay-z had with a fashion designer named rachel roy and solange was sticking up for her sister. they seem to be kick off 2015 in a right way. they're in thailand and posting a lot of romantic pictures together. they look very happy. they also both went to solange's wedding. so they look to have squashed whatever fight they were having. >> a family feud. >> crazy in love. >> thank you. >> happy new year.

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welcome back. happy new year to all of you. we asked you earlier in the show to send us your new year's resolution the things that will stick with you. we have videotape, so you've got to stick with them. we'll roll them back to you at the end of the year to see if you stuck to them. jeff says, learn to eat with chopsticks. >> i love that. that's good. simple and cute. thanks jeff. then carol writes, put god first in everything. that's awesome. >> alicia, my resolution, to quit drinking so much soda. >> yeah. that's hard. good luck with that. >> she'll drop pounds like crazy. ladies listen up. if you still don't have a new year's resolution, could this be it? new dating guide is offering some honest advice on how to get a husband. >> all right. how to get a husband or how it keep your husband?

>> maybe both. i don't know what this is for. because the first one is no matter where a woman was in life, she should always be able to cater to her man's needs. >> oh, wow. >> ainsley anything? >> this is part of your new year's resolution, right? >> i do want to be a better wife. i want to be a better wife. >> so does this fit with you, no matter where a woman is in life you need to be able to cater your man's needs? >> my goodness. >> how about this one? when he gets his ego stroked, he'll be more inclined to love you more. >> that's true! >> that's absolutely true. >> yeah. you find that to be the case? >> of course. >> what does she say to stroke your ego? biggest compliment? >> i don't know. >> there is one way that she could. the third way. prepare his meals, draw him a bath, and massage his feet every now and then. >> he would laugh at me if i drew him a bath. >> we're in for that for 15. all in for foot massages.

>> that's so gross. >> she already does cook meals. >> once you start, though women, you got to continue it. so if you start that in the dating, you've got to continue it all the way through. don't ever do it. >> as soon as you get married, you stop cooking -- >> that's what you guys do. >> you stop dating the women when you get married. >> well, yeah. >> he takes me on dates. >> stop dating, i thought you meant like dating other people. i was like i hope he would stop dating other people. >> i think he did that, too. >> i get that. that makes sense. yeah, we let ourselves go. we stop dressing up nice. >> this list was put together by single men and married men. >> yeah. >> that makes sense. they're all new york based. >> it sounds like some of them were married and now they're single. >> we had a lady on earlier saying give to give. that's the thing you have to remember. you're giving to your husband

because you want to, not because they're expecting something in return. >> give a foot massage to get a foot massage. >> no, she's saying give it without expectations. >> draw a bath to get a bath. >> my wife does cook and gives me foot massages. a little secret from the archives. cheryl casone? >> she's a keeper, isn't she? >> thanks for that crossover. >> take it from here cheryl. >> the ego thing i get. i understand the ego thing. the rest of it -- you're supposed to stop dating other people when you get married? >> that wasn't on the list. >> forget that. thank you very much. we have headlines to bring you this morning. mayor bill de blasio delivering a new year's blow to the nypd. brooklyn criminal court judge johnson being reappointed by the mayor for another year. she is the judge who freed multiple cop haters without bail, including devon coaly a known gang member who made death threats to police hours after two nypd officers were murdered in brooklyn. police officials sayment actions

were hypocritical to his argument that he's pro-police. talk about lie and order. a utah woman with no legal experience is accused of stealing an attorney's identity, opening a law office and representing at least one client in court. police say 29-year-old carla posed as carla fiero and hire add bar certified attorney for her fake firm under fiero's name. she was busted. her motive? mystery. a 7-year-old boy in georgia is one of the first in the country to receive a potent marijuana treatment. preston weaver has a severe form of epilepsy. suffers up to 100 seizures a day. family hopes the drug will dramatically reduce them. >> if we could stop the seizures long enough for him to be able to retain some things and teach him a way that he can communicate with us, that would be huge for us. >> the trials started tuesday at

georgia's regents university. it's not clear how long it will last. and she had her biggest year yet with the release of a brand-new album. ♪ ♪ >> taylor swift made it even better by including her fans every step of the way. to show her appreciation, she sent some of them christmas presents and for one special family in connecticut, taylor even delivered them herself. >> hi. merry early christmas. >> taylor and the woman's son enjoying his new mercedes power wheels. i heard that she goes by the nickname taytay. >> that's what i call her. >> that's so cute. >> she's from my hometown. >> is she? did you know her?

>> taytay and i used to hang out at the brookshire mall. >> how cute is that little kid? >> that's cute. maria molina, she's outside braving the cold. we have not seen you all morning long. we kept you out in the frigid temperatures. >> i'm outside experiencing the weather conditions. i'm just making sure our maps are right. current windchill temperatures 17 in new york city. it's accurate. >> it's accurate? >> yeah. it feels like 17 out here. it's even colder farther west. look at some of these current windchill temperatures across parts of the midwest. in chicago, it feels like 2 below zero. you really got to bundle up out there. denver feels like 3 below zero. we do have a winter storm that we're tracking across parts of the rockies and the plains. there is a number of winter storm warnings in effect, advisories and the concern in texas and oklahoma this morning is freezing rain. we do have it coming down. there is the concern that as much as a quarter inch could come down across portions of texas. so that's something to watch out for there. we could look at ice coating

roadways sidewalks. be careful out there this morning. across parts of the rockies there is a secondary area of low pressure. this is the more powerful one. it's been producing areas of snow across places like southern california arizona and now we're seeing it move through parts of new mexico early this morning. so expect more snow there. some of the higher elevations could be looking at potentially ten inches of snow. locally, even hire amounts will be possible. this storm system will produce risk for more ice across parts of texas and oklahoma as we head through friday. saturday, it swings eastward. look at this future radar. there is areas of snow across parts of the upper great lakes and also into portions of iowa wisconsin, and then areas of very heavy rain with it, from pennsylvania all the way down to parts of the gulf coast. it's coming up 6:00 p.m. eastern time on saturday and there is also the concern for severe weather across parts of the gulf coast. so we'll keep tracking the storm system. for today, the concern again is ice across parts of the southern plains and snow in the rock reese and that cold air just in

place across the lower 48. let's head back inside. >> thank you so much, maria. coming up, they got engaged live right here on fox last night. >> i just want to ask you, will you marry me? >> and they are spending their first morning as bride and groom to be with us. there they are. >> they woke up early for us on new year's day. and christianity under attack. newsweek's first cover of the new year calls faith so misrepresented it's a sin. going as far as calling christians god's frauds. ♪ ♪ you're giving away pie? what would you like, apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? definitely cream. [reddi wip spray sound] never made with hydrogenated oil, oh, yeah... always made with real cream. the sound of reddi wip is the sound of joy.

welcome back. 43 minute past the hour. happy new year. a quick look at headlines. chick-fil-a customers warned to check their credit cards. the restaurant is looking into a possible data breach. the company says suspicious activity was reported at some restaurants. it's going to reach out to customers after learning more. and caught on camera an australian cyclist wiping out after running over debris lying on the middle of the road. the bike's front wheel locked up flipping cyclist over the handlebars. don't worry he is somehow okay. even though other people hit him afterwards. ainsley?

>> thank you. listen to this, "newsweek" magazine's latest issue is a piece bashing the bible. you can see the cover. it declares the bible so misunderstood, it's a sin. the article starts out saying, quote, they fall on their knees worshiping at the base of granite monuments to the ten commandments. they are god's frauds, cafeteria christians. our next guest took that author to task over twitter. fox news contributor, eric shawnson joins us now. good to see you. >> good to see you. happy new year. >> thank you. let's start out by -- first let's talk about what's wrong with the article. how do you think the author got it wrong? >> their basic factual errors in there. for example, he doesn't add my rebuttals. he takes liberals, a lot of nonchristians to make points about the bible without any orthodox rebulletses from christians. but for example, he misstates the number of transcripts of the

new testament or number of translations of the new testament in the early church. he gets wrong when the new testament was compiled. just a lot of basic factual errors that he makes and when people called him out on this, he said they were misreading him, which is deeply hilarious considering his misreading of the bible. >> i know you have been talking with him over twitter. what did you say to him and what was his response? >> well, i told him he was misreading it, that he was flat out wrong about a number of things and actually cited other people. so his response was to ask me how what i do for a living wasn't a violation of romans 13 which is the be loyal to the government and don't rebel. in other words my job in being a pundit making criticism of the government was somehow a sin, according to him, which is a complete misreading of the bible. >> he says that he calls christians god's frauds and cafeteria christians. did he explain what he means by that? what is a cafeteria christian? >> people who think they know

what the bible says and really don't. basically what he did is he took, as one example, the various gospels of matthew, mark and luke and some of them talk about jesus being born in a manger. mark doesn't talk about his birth at all. so somehow they were different accounts as opposed to the orthodox christian, who were writing to different audiences and leaving out facts already known and in position. by the way, it's deeply ironic that a magazine that couldn't keep itself in print is lashing out against the book most widely printed in human history. >> that's interesting. you talk about the factual errors. let me read you this. this is part of the article so that folks at home can hear this. complete factual error here. no television preacher has ever read the bible. neither has any evangelical politician, neither has the pope. neither have i and neither have you. at best, we've all read a bad translation, a translation of translations of translations of hand copied copies. what's your reaction? >> that's actual lea one of the telling points of why so many people have come to believe the bible because he's right, it is

a translation of a translation of a translation. but we have translations that go back 3,000 years and they're all the same. over the last 3,000 years there have been minor errors in the translations, but they haven't impacted the context. they haven't impacted the meaning. they haven't backed the words. it is a remarkably consistent tradition over several thousand years of translating the bible. so for him to say we don't know what the bible is actually given the consistency, we're pretty sure we do know what it says. >> yeah. and how many ministers -- i've heard so many preach and i know they've read the bible. there are even classes at many churches where you can -- >> i'm in a seminary right now. exactly. i've taken seminary classes right now and in my very first class in seminary many of these questions were answered. it looks like he never bothered to even reach out and get someone's opinion. other than people who already agree with him. it's very funny when go into something want to go disprove it, guess what you're probably going to do when you don't talk to people who might rebut you. >> what do you do in this situation? now that you're in seminary, i'd like to ask you, how do

christians face people ho don't believe in god in the new year? what's some advice? you don't want to turn them away from god but how do you love them and have honest conversations with them? >> no anger. at the same time keep in mind christ -- there are some people who just don't want to know. they want to disregard it, undermine the faith. i get the sense from this article that this wasn't written to honestly engage christians. it was written to but the tress those who turned against the church and don't like christians. i would say my lesson to pastors and people in church, you need to understand the facts of your faith. not just going into church on sunday and hearing a message from the bible, but you need to begin to understand how is the bible composed? where did it come from? who wrote it? and why are these seemingly contradictory things not contradictory? there are easy answers. we as christians should learn them. >> thank you so much. good to see you, eric. happy new year. >> thank you. happy new year. coming up, new york city's

mayor bill de blasio meets with police unions trying to make things right. but wait until you hear what he said behind their backs. a retired nypd lieutenant reacts in the next hour. and they got engaged live right here on fox last night. >> been with her for four years and i wanted to ask you will youç marry me? >> yes. >> oh, man that's great. that is great. >> they are spending their first morning as an engaged couple, as bride and groom to be with us! you'll hear from them coming up next. ♪ ♪

one brave u.s. airman decided to kick off the new year with a proposal. watch this. >> nicole here has been with me for four years. she's the love of my life. and i just wanted to ask you, will you marry me? >> yes.

>> oh, man that's great. that is great. >> bob beckel's colored commentary. the newly engaged couple joins us now. >> that's right. we want to welcome to the curvy couch on new year's day, their first as an engaged couple, jacob and amanda. congratulations. >> thank you. >> you've been deployed three times, twice to afghanistan and once to kurdistan. were you ever as nervous? >> no, i was not. it was very nerve racking last might. >> what goes through a man's mind when he's about to propose? >> about a million things. >> like what? >> am i doing this right? am i going to regret this? >> i hope she says yes. >> why is bob beckel breathing over my neck? did you think i might accidentally slip the ring on kimberly's hand. >> the first thought make sure you grab the right hand. >> i thought you had said that if this didn't work out times square proposal on new year's

eve surround by a million people, the proposal was going to be quiet. just with family. >> that was the real plan. >> how different was this than you thought originally going down in your head? >> when i first started planning it, it was just like us and her family and my family, maybe like a dinner or something. and then i got sent an e-mail and everything from there just kind of rocketed out of what i had originally planned. >> amanda, what went through on a your mind? did you know? >> i didn't know until he did it. but when we were walking through times square, a man said something about an airman proposing on the nickerbacher. so the idea was there. >> someone almost ruined it for you. so this guy comes up to you randomly, and says, are you the airman that's going to propose? >> he walked up and said are you the airman that's going to propose? and i said what, no? his wife goes, you just ruined it if he was. he said, some airman is

proposing. >> it doesn't change anything. it's still the happiest day of your life. >> yes. >> the fox news reporting team will find this man and confront him before the wedding. >> what's it been like? you've been dating for four years, these deployments. how important has amanda been through those times? >> she's been pretty much my rock. she's the reason i keep going, for the most part. >> how did you guys meet? >> we met at friend's graduation party back right after i graduated. i think she was still in high school at the time. so we met then. then about three four years later when i was my first deployment, we started talking again and went from there. >> and do you have any plans for a wedding? have you picked a date yet? i know it's been like eight hours. >> it will be in texas, that's about all i know. >> it will be in texas. and it was your birthday yesterday, right? >> it was, yes. >> we share a birthday. >> we do. >> a happy birthday for you both. >> that's really special. we wish you both the best and

thank you for your sacrifice and service. happy new year to both of you. >> thank you. and coming up, caught on camera, people running for their lives when a freak wind storm hits the rose bowl and sends tents and poles flying. look at that. look out. if you're like peter and i you tend to take selfies with tigers. peter is a puma guy. >> you're a cougar. >> think again. it's now officially illegal, running down the list of new laws taking effect today. no more cougar selfies. >> like your sound effect nexium® 24hr. it's the purple pill the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection™ . .

good morning to you ask and your family. it's thursday, january 1. i'm ainsley earhart filling in for elisabeth this morning. america is ringing in a brand-new year. country. plus up-close look at new year's with all the fireworks. fireworks like you've never seen before. >> if your plans for 2015 include photographs with a tiger, well, guess what, you're out of luck this morning. starting today it is illegal. we've got the new list of laws going into effect and what, which big cats made the list. peter? >> and i love my job as a journalist but that is not all i can do.

>> oh. >> side by side. >> side by side, folks. good job peter. >> this morning it is a whole new side of me you have never seen. happy new year. remember in 2015 mornings are better with friend. >> it's time for "fox & friends." ♪ >> it is a brand new day. the start of 2015. a live look at times square. all clean and empty now. they got out the big vacuum cleaners that sucked up awe the confetti out there the 2015 sunglasses and hats, all cleaned

up right now. >> it is a new year. a new time to start over and we welcome you to the curvy couch. >> thank you apesly. >> doing a great job. >> made your dad's spot a little messy. >> first time i have done the show. so i printed out some stuff. >> steve keeps it much cleaner i admit. >> don't worry dad. i will recycle this, or i give it to the confetti people for next year. >> do you have a new year's resolution? >> i said earlier i think i should be tweeting more, instagramming more. >> that's what we need. >> going in the opposite direction. not me. against the grain. >> she wrote us on her resolution for new year, i hope i said that right read the whole bible. >> you can buy a bible sectioned off, tells you how much you need to read to bet through a year.

george writes say iing i will reduce number of times i say actually, when actually speaking. >> that is tough, george. joan, on facebook my to write more handwritten letters. she typed that. >> people all around the world are waking up. waited to midnight to start the mark of a new year. >> three two one happy new year! >> one of the largest celebrations, of courses party right there in times square. of the one million people braved the cold to >> down under in australia a drone caught a unique vie look at this, of the fireworks from above. this is sydney from the center of the action, boom. >> instead of a ball, egg corn helped mark the start of 2015 in raleigh, north carolina.

>> that's cool. in memphis a 10-foot guitar lowered. as the struck midnight. >> nothing like one tradition slightly the annual possum drop in north carolina. we told objected to the tradition of a dropping a live possum inside of a cage on a pole. this year the organized dropped possum stew. just into fox news, a picture of the stew, that is possum stew, looks like in a coffee can maybe? are they stirring it up. being raised before the big drop. >> that is not what i expected. >> cheryl casone a big fan positives sum stew. >> oh, yeah. every new year's day. >> more marsupial stories on "fox & friends." >> cabbage and black eyed peace. >> i'm from texas. we have -- people running for

their lives after a freak windstorm sends canopies and polls flying. -- poles flying. [screaming] >> the tornado-like whirl wind injuring four people outside of the rose bowl in pasadena, california. the wild windstorm responsible for two deaths on catalina island. one victim was a harbor officer swept overboard and crushed between a boat and rocks. look at this rare sight. snow in orange county. 180 drivers had to be rescued after getting trapped on the highway. look at these you don't see these every day frozen palm trees in san diego. interesting times in california. the va off to an embarrassing start as it looks for accountability in last year's scandal. in what should have been a slam dunk conviction, department

attorneys failed to make a case against the clinic director. sharon helman was fired from the va only for gifts. judge dismissed claims that she oversaw the list that kept veterans waiting for health care. 21 states ringing in new year with increase in minimum wage. president obama says this will grow the economy but earlier on "fox & friends" one economist said the hike will have the opposite effect. >> we'll see what has happened in the past. people will get raises on their own. they will work up. they will work their way up the career ladder as it were. i think what we have to hope the increases taking place in the states don't eliminate too many opportunities for some people who don't have that same chance. >> the pay increase means 29 states now have a minimum wage higher than the federal minute women which is 7.25. new year's day is huge day for college bowl games.

yeah. two of the biggest matchups, college playoff sell my finals. number two ranked oregon taking on number three, florida state. alabama facing off ohio state in the allstate sugar bowl at 8:30. those are the games. makes your bets. >> we will be watching. thanks so much, cheryl. >> we have brand new information this morning. the first victim from the doomed airasia flight 8501 was identified and given to her family. the plane might have been climbing too high. >> four more bodies and more debris recovered. >> fox 6 fox news's david piper in bangkok thailand. what do you hear around what more are we know about this investigation, david? >> reporter: hi. some aviation experts are saying this airbus may have stalled after that steep climb you

talked about. it is raising fears that pilots can't take control of these planes manually. they're not trained enough when they are getting into a problem. now the airasia indonesia plane went missing sunday en route from surabaya in indonesia to singapore. the pilot radioed in that he was facing bad weather and wanted to climb. indonesian air traffic control lost contact with the plane before the ascent was approved. there are calls here in asia for improved air safety. >> the world should continue to increase and up lift the aviation standard and safety standards in the world. >> reporter: strong winds and heavy rain at the moment hampering the recovery operation in the java sea. the weather is so bad that divers can't go down to even check that an object sighted is in fact the remains of the plane. so far eight bodies have been recovered. back to you guys.

>> david piper, live for us in bangkok, thailand. on lighter note a bunch of new laws going into eexeffect in 2015. government has to do something otherwise we think they're ineffective so they pass a lot of crazy laws including in new york, a law about photography. >> you're no longer, peter, allowed to take a selfie with a big cat lion or tiger. who will do that. >> not like that they're even, none of these pictures were taken with a cell phone. looks like these were into costco 15 years ago. glamour shots. >> jcpenney photo lab. >> these are not even selfies. can someone take a picture for you? >> they can't. the whole reason this is even a problem as i read in the "new york times" this morning an he would edition, this is kind of photo subpoena a apparently very popular on dating websites with these geese who need to add a little danger to their profile. >> i saw the one on yours.

you with a puma. you have got to remove that one. >> it was stuffed. totally legal. >> no more pictures with the cougars, guys. new york also saying you have to recycle old computers, your television videogame consoles, can't just throw them in the trash. >> there are a lot of heavy metals inside of these things. can be very dangerous. that makes sense. >> not easy here in new york city to figure out where you're supposed to take them. best buy will take them for free. other than that i went to the website this morning. they want all your information first. >> apple will take them in, like trade ins and recycle them and break them down, the heavy metals inside of them. it is kind of a pain. in nevada, students habitually showing up from school could have trouble getting a drivers license or have their license suspended all together. >> that is fair. in specific towns in utah you

can't ban certain dog breeds. you can't not allow someone to that. >> like a pitbull. not like they're banning lab per doodles. >> maybe they should be. also up in seat tell, it will be legal to throw food and food waste in the trash when a new ban takes effect to increase recycling and come poeting in the city. you see this, whole food does this. there are eight different trashcans. cup goes here, food goes here. different trashcans for different items. >> got to think the garbage disposal biz in seattle is about to take off. >> change the subject a little. we all want to know who is peter doocy. we know you as a correspondent in washington. >> yeah. >> your dad sits in that very seat every monday through friday. >> keeping it warm for him today. >> we got our hands on very first clip you did for fox news. this is back in the late '70s. this is peter as a kid interviewing -- >> i don't think he was even

born in the '70s. he is '80s kid. >> we dug into the archive. >> thursday, take your child to work day here at fox news coast to coast. you know what i have done? i have bought my kids to work. peter doocy and mary doocy. they will be network correspondents today. i will do my job. peter, take over. >> we're here to see what our dad does here at work. here is our report. >> yeah. >> when we're at home watching him on television we figure he is real busy. that is what he tells mom. upon closer examination dad may not be the case. >> wow. flawless. >> an early education in the life of television. what was it like watching your dad on tv growing up? >> it was very confusing when i was a little, little baby. and sometimes very confusing now. no, but it was always great. it was something every morning for, when my mom was cooking us breakfast he was there on the tv. >> well, your dad is the best

dad because he talks about you all the time. i know he is so proud of you. you grew up going to baseball games together? big yank keys fan. >> big yankees fan. now that i live in washington so much easier to get to nationals park. bryce harper is behind me. love baseball. if i have time to go to game i'm there. >> why is that? did you grow up playing? >> yeah. i thought i was quite good for a while. >> you have a new year's resolution which is, i didn't realize your singing skills were so incredible but you will take it to the next notch for new year's resolution. >> am i taking requests? we opened up the request line. >> working on karaoke? >> yeah they sent me a thing what do you want to do better next year? can always be better at karaoke. when i have done it people say not so great. >> you're a great job. many of many talents. doing a great job. >> 25 years ago.

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>> following weeks of tensions between cops in city hall and scenes like this, cops turning their back on mayor bill de blasio he called a meeting trying to bridge the gap. reports claim that at very same time the meeting was happening his top aides were urging lawmakers to blast police and union president patrick lynch. we have a head of watchguard 24/7. welcome to the show. what do you make of the reports at same time meeting with patrick lynch who called and that the mayor had blood on his hand, he should resign, whiling to mend the fences, top aides were trying to get patrick lynch fired. what do you make of that? >> i think it was a sneaky move bit mayor. there was a time to make efforts to resolve this and move forward to get the city back together. this speaks about his character.

this is the person who ran anti-cop campaign to get elected. shows he has no intentions resolving the matter with the police department. >> here is what the mayor's office has to say about this they say the story is false. the administration did not ask elected officials to attack anyone. we reached out to public officials that they stand with the mayor. do you buy that? >> i do not. obviously after the meeting with the different reps nobody came to resolve. nobody came in there and apologized. the police department deserved an apology. no matter what his words are we really need actions. i think the mayor has to take control and say i made a mistake. i should have handled this different live. the eric garner decision started this. >> let's dive into that. some people on air said he need to make public apology and need to make a speech on it. you say speeches don't matter, it is actions that matter. what specifically can he do?

>> i think reappointing this judge was an indication that is an action he could have made. not reappointing this judge who let somebody who posted on facebook that they were going to go after cops and which i take offense to even more so i work there. i have friend that work there. those are the actions he can do. he speaks about the cops turning their that is disrespectful. what does he think about the protesters allowed to scream in the face of cops, yell at cops, and they attacked cops. he mentioned it was a peaceful protest. it is not peaceful protest. when you're shutting down bridges and blocks and inconveniencing people you're not having a peaceful protest. >> as former police officer what would you have done, standing there in that uniform? how do you mend those fences? how do you begin to work with the mayor? can you forgive him? >> if i was at the meeting? >> yeah. >> you have to get the to point to say there was mistake made on the mayor's behalf. he need to address it and own it

and try to move forward. he should have said, and i mentioned this last week, even if you don't agree with the decision in the eric garner case you have to have faith in our justice system. they found the cop not guilty. you have to take those decisions and now live with them. cops don't protest and riot when a decision is made against an arrest they made an attempt on where the person is allowed to go free. the cops are not protesting. i don't know how the same justice system is not good enough for the cops. >> john raferty retired nypd lieutenant and founder of watchguard 24/7. happy new year to you. >> same to you. >> she has got legal experience at all but she got her own law office. how she ran away with a real lawyer's identity all the way to the courtroom. kick off 2015 with favorite foods that are good for cookie dough pizza and chocolate cake. those recipes are coming up. can i get myself some cookie

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♪ >> welcome back. happy new year everyone. quick headlines for you. cleared from death row marylander's outgoing governor commutes sentences of last four inmates facing the death penalty. capital punishment was repealed in the state two years ago. democrat governor martin o'malley, says he did it to prevent an endless appeals process. talk about lie and order. a utah woman with no legal experience is accused of stealing an attorney's identity, opening a law practice and then representing at least one client in court in front of a judge. police say 29-year-old carla carbo, posed as carlater rare row and even hire ad bar

certified attorney for her fake firm. her motive? a mystery. sound like a mystery. ainsley? >> thanks, clayton. it is a new year and if you're looking to eat healthier but don't want to sacrifice the taste well, don't change the channel. >> here with indulgent recipes nutritious and delicious. we have the author of the cookbook dashing dish. she is a registered nurse so she knows what she is talking about. >> thank you so much for having me. >> perfect day because it's a football day. many people are home cooking with men and women in tear lives at their house watching football. what do we have here? >> many mexican pizzas. this is the best of both worlds. at dashing dish i like to do, how to make comfort food healthy and clean. so mexican pizza in a really healthy way. so here we have ground turkey,

some refried beans and some salsa. i actually have you go ahead and put those in the bowl. >> what kind of salsa are you using for that, katy? >> you can use any type of salsa. that is what i love about any of the recipes in my cookbook, if you have 15 ingredients on hand you can make almost anything in my cookbook. this is simple and easy. you don't have to shop at a bunch of different grocery stores to make these things. i stir it up. what i did for the crust. i took tortillas. whatever type that works with you. i cut them in little circles with actually an empty can and put them in muffin continues. >> okay. >> how much of healthy aspect has to do with the fact, with ingredients versus the fact they're smaller the size of a cupcake? >> i think the great part about the fact that these are bite-sized they work well as an appetizer or they're great for kid. but you know, you might be thinking well, just because they're small they're lower

calorie. they're actually, packed with protein. if you use whole grain tort till last. they have tons of fiber. so they work well as a meal. >> how many calories? >> these are about 40-calories each. >> that is not bad. what do we have here? >> cookie dough balls here. >> dessert. i love these because they're no-bake. they're ready in minutes. if you have a craving talk about the perfect thing to satisfy craving. we have oats and oat flour. i make my own grinding up oat this is a blender around some protein powder. >> okay. >> honey and peanut butter. this is sivia, that is what i use in my cookbook. i give other alternatives as well for natural sweeteners. chocolate chips. we all need a little bit of chocolate, right. i have you go ahead and mix some of these things. >> all right. i will do it -- >> cooking. >> are we doing all of it? >> yes. >> you can see my expertise as a chef here. we're just going go ahead and --

>> and that is the peanut butter and honey on you there. >> oh, no. >> buy your cookbook and then you learn how to make all the chowder and, what are these? >> mini mexican pizzas. cheesy broccoli bites. every mom tells me this what i got my kids to eat vegetables. i have a tons of recipes that hide vegetables. it can engage the kids not only in the kitchen but eating their vegetables and enjoying them. >> while clayton is doing that thanks for coming on. katy farrell. buy that on amazon, correct? >> yes. >> we need help with the cookie balls so we're going to a break. >> accused of threatening cops. the judge who let them off the hook is getting a new assignment. bill de blasio's latest move spurring outrage. that is ahead. >> ladies, want to meet a man this year? start by rubbing his feet,

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♪ >> ringing in 2015. >> with red hot chilly pipers. >> "auld lang syne." welcome to 2015. fox and friend this morning. peter doocy is here on the curvy coup in for his father, peter doocy. >> doing a great job. >> thanks, guys. >> we asked people on social media what they thought. steve better stop playing hooky. >> teresa in texas peter you look great on the couch but really need to come down to texas so we can feed you a

steak. >> i could use a steak. >> linda on facebook writes, is he married? i have a gorgeous daughter. >> peter answer that? >> i'm not married. i, who was writing that in? >> i never seen peter embarrassed before but we managed to pull that off. this guy filling in on "fox & friends" is way too comfortable on that couch. >> would you. >> steve doocy wrote that comment. sent that in. thanks steve. >> steve, he is a doing a great job. >> they're asking about your marriage and whether or not maybe you can be hooked up with this forge just daughter. here are some tips if you want to meet a man and want to continue to stay with a man in the new year this is new dating study come out of new york. written by men. >> single men and married men right? >> i think one of the best studies we ever featured on the show. highly accurate. here are some of the tips. no matter where a woman is in

life she should always be able to cater to her man's needs. so let me get this right. even if she is like nine months pregnant, her back is killing her, she needs to get up off the couch and get him a beer? >> i will say if i'm going out of town for a story i try to stock refrigerator with some much his favorites. >> that's sweet. >> i try to do that being in another state. >> you're one for one ainsley. >> not always. >> get his ego stroked more inclined to love. >> you that's so true. that's so true. >> that's obvious. >> need to do that more. goes for men. >> around women. so far you like the first two. let's see. round it out with, prepare his meals, draw him a bath and massage his feet. >> that goes a little too far. all of that. >> put his favorite stuff in the fridge. >> do first stuff. draw his bath. we live in prewar building. the bathtub is that tall, that

wide. his legs would come out of the bath. >> he would not like the bath. what is the last one? >> massage his feet. >> no way. >> you said they will stick out of the tub. might as well-put it to good use. >> we're talking about this in the break. meagan, do you do this to scott. he asks me all the time to do this. that is one thing i don't do. >> she is horrified. >> megyn, you're a great wife. i have to learn from you. >> women supporting women on the show. joy writes us on facebook and says, keep dreaming. >> jennifer writes um, what is he doing to keep me happy? >> there you clarissa writes on facebook basically the boys, who wrote this and wanting their mommies? no thanks. i prefer men. >> psychological psychological approach. >> man is out hunting all the day working bringing food on table, maybe his feet are a

little sore. >> how many men are out hunting all day and come back home. >> my brother. only way to eat. >> i know a lot of guys that do that. i'm from the south. >> he has got to feed the family out hunting all day. >> what do you think about this, would you do the feet massage thing? >> no. >> that was easy. draw a bubble bath? >> when if i have to work all day? what if my feet hurt. >> i will say this, dating start it early you will do it forever. if you don't want to do it. >> i'm still single. maybe that is why. >> relationship expert that we had on in the 6:00 hour would be >> we're changing lives here on the show this morning. >> just the wrong way. thanks guys. we've got some headlines for you right now. anyway moving on. anyway, we've got some headlines on mayor bill de blasio. delivering a new year's blow to the nypd. brooklyn criminal court judge laura johnson being reappointed by the mayor for another year. she is the judge who freed

multiple cop haters without bail including devon coley, a known gang member who made death threats to police hours after two nypd officers were murdered in brooklyn. police officials say de blasio's actions are quote completely hypocritical to his argument that he is pro-police. a helicopter crashings on the streets of las vegas sending tw the chopper had a problem in the air and forced to land in the neighborhood. no one on the ground was hurt. the officers are expected to be okay. the helicopter is one of five choppers run by the police department. jeb bush clearing his desk for a presidential run. the former florida governor given the biggest sign yet of possible 2016 bid resigning from all his corporate and board memberships immediately. a spokesperson said it is his natural next step as he evaluates the run for president. 2015 we may never know, the largest health care operator in

the u.s. wants to keep it secret over fears of abductions and identity thefts. at least 207 facilities across the country have been ordered to remove themselves from the new year's tradition or limit what information is given to the media. however a new york city hospital is reporting the first baby of 2015 was born just one second after midnight. and those are your headlines, guys. >> thanks, cheryl. >> thanks, cheryl. >> get it out to maria molina this morning. we've not seen her all morning in the studio. she is cold outside to prove how cold it is. nice to see you. >> nice to see you everybody. i want to talk some of the folks out here. i was able to meet a very smart man. you know about people coming into sometimes square for new year's eve. they wait for 15 hours to see the ball drop. what did you do last night to see the ball drop? >> we stayed at doubletree and had view of all shows and everything. it was great. we were warm. stayed in our room all night. >> smart man. happy new year.

how are you guys? >> good. >> how long are you guys here for? >> just a few more hours. we're heading back after this. >> safe travel, heading back to delaware. nice to meet you. thanks for stopping by. >> look at weather conditions across the country. here in new york city it is a chilly day 28 degrees right now. it feel as lot colder when you factor in the breeze. we have colder temperatures across parts of the rockies where current temperatures are only in the single digits. factor in the wind and those current windchill temperatures are below zero in the city of denver where it currently feels like nine degrees below zero. you have to bundle up. if you're doing skiing out there, bundle up because it gets colder as you head into higher elevations of we have snow across parts of the rockies. winter storm warnings are in effect. a big concern across parts of texas and oklahoma. we have reports of freezing rain coming down. it is showing up on radar and been going on for several hours already. there are warnings and advisory

across those areas. you will see icing occurring on roadways. eventually the storm system moves eastward fried into saturday. saturday, look into that. that is snow across portions of the northeast and heavy rain from parts of the midwest all the way down to the gulf coast. let's head back inside. >> thanks, maria. >> coming up, what was the best movie of the year? "american sniper"? it made kevin mccarthy's top 10 list. what movie does he say is number one? >> should you be forced to take drug test if you want welfare? a fair and balanced debate next. ♪

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leah: michigan's governor green-lighted a plan to drug test some of the state's welfare recipients but critics are calling it a war on the poor.

so it is an intrusion or do you think it is justified? joining us for a legal debate is defense attorney general gnaw spill bore and former prosecutor elliot feel. thanks for being with us. who is for it? who is against it? >> i'm for it? leah: i am for it. >> public fund should promote public health. same rationale you can't use food stamps to buy booze. you can't use food stamps to buy cigarettes. taxpayers who pay for the programs overwhelmingly support testing measures like this because they don't want their tax dollars potentially supporting somebody's drug habit. >> you thinks a-- disagree? >> i agree we don't want our tax dollars going into crack pipe. it was struck down saying a dangerous precedent because it violated the recipient's privacy. i get that argument. here we are in 2015, if you drug test certain recipients and and

ones that you don't are doing something equally bad for their health, how do you weigh the two? so unfairly discrip nating against some of the recipients and not everybody. i think that is the legal argument going to be made when people try to fight this law. >> when you do take away food stamps from them, they are not able to buy food, how do they continue on with their life? >> in this problem at the thought about. that if you failed the drug test we'll refer to you drug treatment which benefits everyone. talk about the privacy issue. the legal standard as you know what is a reasonable expectation of privacy in the context of the program? but to sign up for a program like this you have to give up a bevy of personal information. medical information, financial information. you have to agree to home visits. all of which have been held constitutional. so i would argue that you have a diminished expectation of privacy just by joining a program like this and i don't think a drug test is really more invasive than those other measures that people consent to join the program. >> you know, i will say this. if you work at fox news they pay

my paycheck. they could go drug testing if they wanted to and i could lose my job as a result. in this situation you the taxpayer, you're paying for this, shouldn't government be able to do drug testing? tax dollars. >> that is a fair arguement but let's look at the practical portion of this. they pull your welfare benefits, instead of keeping benefits while you get clean and give you cutoff point. that would be a much better program to promote. you test dirty you have a certain time to get clean then you are cut off. who can argue with that. the other practical issue is, if you're cutting these people off you're cutting off entire families not just one person particularly. where do they get money? we'll have to see. >> michigan governor, governor snyder okayed the plan for one year. it is a pilot program. we'll have to see. then they will reassesses after that year is complete. >> right. >> thanks, guys for joining us here today. >> happy new year.

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♪ >> some quick headlines for you this morning. talking about the ringing in the new year with a splash. [screaming] people of all ages braving the frigid temperatures and ice water for a 5-company. run and polar plunge to raise money for the environment. facebook apologizing for year-end posts and show most popular statuses and pictures from 2014 but for some people

the computer automated program just brought up painful memories, like deaths and breakups. peter? >> you can't have just a like button. there should be a little dislike button. >> i feel you. >> somebody they broke up with back in january as part of their year-end review. that's good. earlier in the show we started counting down the best films of 2014. >> fox news contributor kevin mccarthy already gave us his picks for movies ranking six to 10. he is back with the top five on the list. kevin, take it away. >> peter clayton happy new year to you guys. thanks for having me on the show. peter, honor to be on with you. first time on the show together. >> thanks kevin. >> this is awesome. if you missed my 10 through six. number 10 was "guardians of the galaxy." number nine, "american sniper." bradley cooper does an amazing job, a pham noll film. eight, edge of tomorrow.

seven, "nightcrawler." number six grand budapest hotel. of the numerous r number five ""gone girl"." i did not read the book. i was blown away by rosamund pike's performance. david fincher another director classic. neil patrick harris scene will not say what it is, takes place in bedroom. 37 different beds. shot it 37 different times and removable walls and remove walls and beds and shot it 37 times. incredible movie. number five of the year is "gone girl." >> she is so crazy only really redeeming thing about the story it is not real. >> right. >> number four on the list, i want to see this one, huge jazz fan and big jk simmons fan. >> this movie is one of the scariest films i ever seen. i don't mean that from horror

movie standpoint. this is intensity standpoint. jk simmons plays a instructor pushing a young musician past his limit. unbelievable film from every aspect of characterization. every aspect of movie is amazing. j.c. simmons is amazing. he reminded me of shark in "jaws." he was relentless around brutal. highly recommend number four is "whiplash." >> number three bird man. >> they looked like one continuous shot two hours. michael keeton absolutely brilliant. has incredible score. a film every one needs to see from a relevance standpoint. relevance in hollywood difference between actors and celebrities. we have the relevance aspect in our mind. phenomenal film. michael keeton will be nominated for best actor. i hope bradley cooper gets nominated and beats him.

>> one of the few movies i saw. excellent. number two on the list, "boyhood." >> this was shot over 12 years same four leading actors. ethan hawke, patricia arquette. equally mind blowing in concept and endings kooks of film. everyone needs to see it. it could have been a gimmick. the characters and stories and themes overshad dote gimmick idea. a film everyone need to see. brilliant movie. highly recommend it. actually years you watch a kid go from six to age 18. unbelievable. >> number one movie, got to say, went to see this with my dad. we were looking for distraction. you texted us great imax theater to see in new jersey. sat there for hours. when we left, we both had to ask each other what was that abo neither of us really knew. interstellar. >> this movie is number one. i know your daddy's agrees with me on this one. i saw it four times in

70-millimeter imax. it blew my mind from emotional standpoint. no green screen used in entire movie. christopher nolan did a terrific job bringing it to the screen. ambitious. i love every aspect of the movie. matthew mcconaughey was unbelievable. deserves actor. hanz zimmer, score, church organs. i had nerd tears real tears streaming down my face. four times. going again tomorrow. i can not wait knife to see it one time. >> really incredible to look at. >> christopher nolan, didn't get a chance >> dude you beyond belief. peter, see it one more time. you will love it. i know you will. >> take you up on it. >> worst movie of the year? ""winter's tale"." stair at wall 24 hours then watch that piece of garbage.

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she's off work and with friends. good deal. >> dan says my new year's resolution is to watch more "fox & friends"! [cheers and applause] >> tomorrow we tell you what's getting more expensive and cheaper in 2015, plus more of the more ridiculous laws hitting the books and the harlem globetrotters will be here live. >> love them. happy new year! [laughter] leland: heart ache and tears at the start of the new year for the loved ones of 162 people onboard airasia flight 8501. the first victim has been identified and returned to her family. during a brief ceremony in the indonesian city where the plane took off on sunday. good morning happy new year thanks for being with us, i'm leland vittert here on "america's newsroom". heather: and i'm