good morning today is saturday, the third of january, 2015. i'm anna kooiman. we begin with a fox news alert. unbelievable story little girl knocking on a door of a complete stranger after this. >> she said her mom and dad were dead and she had been in a plane crash and the plane was upside down. >> that story turned out to be true. the breaking details on what rescue crews discovered late last night. >> then president obama ready to punish north korea for hacking sony pictures. here come more sanctions. will that do anything to deter our enemies from another attack? we'll let you know coming up. up. >> then would you put her in the same category as jesus and martin luther king jr.?

the material girl madonna responds to backlash that they are one in the same. wow. mornings or better with friends. ♪ ♪ hi, everybody. happy saturday hope you are doing well. tucker carcinomason, anna kooiman and peter johnson >> great show today with retrospective for "fox & retrospective for "fox & friends" for 2014 that you are going to want to watch. first we want to bring you up-to-date on fox news alert. a twin engine plane went down late yesterday afternoon in kentucky but there was one survivor. >> yeah 7-year-old little girl comes and knocks on a man's door and says that she has been involved in a plane crash. the plane has turned upside down and her entire family is dead. she only has one sock on.

no shoes. she is bleeding from the face. take a listen to what the man larry had to say about the whole incident. >> she was dressed for florida, short pants, light shirt. had one sock left on her foot. she had walked about three quarters of a mile through a woods that had been -- had not been cleaned up since the ice storm. of course she was trembling cold. and bleeding quite a bit around her legs and her arms. and had a bloody nose. and all in all she was pretty composed for a 7-year-old girl. she said her mom and dad were dead that she had been in a plane crash and the plane was upside down. when a 7-year-old had to be the bravest little kid i have ever seen in my life took to do that, walk that

far and it amazed me. i wish i could have helped her more but i couldn't. >> so this man larry said he immediately started to wash her off with a washcloth and try to help her in any way that he could. he called 911. we are showing pictures of the family with the little girl. we are blurring her face at the request of of the family. >> terrible tragedy and incredible story of survival. the f.a.a. 9:55 private plane flying from key west. the family on vacation returning home from illinois. at 6:30. this 7-year-old girl, whose identity we are shielding at this point showed up at larry's home. disshelved, bleeding from her legs and face. and reporting that her parents had died in the piper seneca airplane that you are seeing there now. and it overturned. her entire family killed. her parents. her sister. and her cousin.

and she walked away with injuries but walking three quarters of a mile to this home. home. reporting her survival and her family's death. >> unbelievable. at this point we don't know what happened to the plane. marty guts ler, the father there you see in the picture called air traffic control at about 5:30 to report engine problems. the plane shortly after that disappeared from radar. we don't know what happened, but we dewe do know that his daughter survived 7 years old. unbelievable. >> in a highly wooded area and she found her way to help, which is an amazing this 7-year-old little girl after going through all of this. apparently the plane, according to local reports wasn't smoking and wasn't on fire so it took a while for them even to find the wreckage. >> our prayers for her strength this morning. >> yeah. well, we do have other stories making headlines on your saturday that he we want to tell you about now. an explosion rock as neighborhood in illinois leveling a home and leaving one person dead. a second critically injured. back-to-black basses were

heard and a huge cloud of smoke could be seen from miles away. >> it was snowing insulation. it was just unbelievable. >> it's loud, loud. it's just amazing how quickly a house can get leveled. >> neighbors say the family living at the home recently complained to the gas company about problems. no word on what actually caused the explosion. and breaking overnight the wreckage from crash 8501 has been found at the bottom of the java sea. indonesia officials confirming this a short time ago. ago. right now search and rescue crews sending remote vehicles to investigate the two large objects. nearly 100 feet under water. rough seas are once again not making their search any easier. this as indonesia officials revealed the doomed plane did not have the right permit to fly from indonesia to singapore when it vanished one week ago. and this was the site on a new hampshire highway, a 35 car pileup a tractor-trailer

went up in flames sudden icy conditions. gather in brooklyn for the wake of nypd officer wynn john lieu. the 32-year-old and his partner officer ramos were killed execution style december 20th while sitting inside patrol car. ahead of the wake bill bratton warnings officers not to turn their backs on mayor bill blazio like they did last week when his funeral is tomorrow. those are your headlines. >> well, thank you anna. rick reichmuth standing by. >> good morning beings rick. >> good morning, guys. happy new year to you. >> good morning. >> are you guys ready to get cold? >> no. >> it's coming. the cold is going to get to the east coast this week. pretty much everybody across the east coast.

right now it is up across parts of canada. here is your current temps as you are waking up green here one little warm spot. that means we have threat for severe weather today. we will show you. big storm. slow moving storm. the same one that brought snow four days ago to parts of southern california and in throughout arizona now moving in across parts of the central planes and in across the central river valley bringing heavy rain. still snow on the back side of it across the panhandle of texas and into new mexico. mexico. new energy moving in across parts of the northern rockies and northern planes plains. that's the here is the severe weather threat. i think we will see a tornadoes threat today. across the deep south be careful and ready for that coming. temperaturewise not looking that bad anywhere. tomorrow though you will notice the big drop here. minus 6 for a high temperature in fargo. that's the first batch of this cold air that eventually is going to get all the way in towards the eastern seaboard. guys, by thursday, expect it

to see temperatures not getting out of the teens. chilly cold. cold. get out the puffy coat. >> >> that rick. >> president obama issuing new sanctions on north korea on retaliation for the cyber attack against sony. molly hen berpg is live in washington for a looking at what impact, if anything this will have. good morning. >> good morning. will these sanctions have any effect on the hermit kingdom, north korea that's already so isolated in the world and already is living under sanctions related to its nuclear program. still, president obama said any assets connected to three north korean defense-related organizations and 10 north korean individuals who work for those regulations provocative, destabilizing. and repressive. including destructive, coercive cyber related

actions in november and december 2014. talking there about the december 2014. talking there about the attack on sony late last year. the three organizations already were on the u.s. sanctions list however. and officials are not sure if the 10 individuals have any assets in the u.s. that can be frozen. some foreign relations analysts say this response by the obama administration does not go far enough. >> this is a very minimal list response for several reasons. naming specific individuals naming specific individuals and entities singling them out for sanctions is very ineffective way to do sanctions. if you sanctioned john dough, he disappears and james dough appears or the abc company becomes the xyz company. in the administration's defense, such as it is, they do say this is their first step. step. let's hope there is a lot more coming. >> bolton says the obama administration should put north korea back on the state department's list of state sponsors of terror. the president has said he is considering it.

back to you all in new york. >> molly henneberg in washington. thanks a lot molly. aappreciate it. tom coburn senator of oklahoma retired. yesterday was his last in the senate. he was the chairman of the homeland committee in the senate and on his way out when he issued a pretty detailed and frankly horrifying report on the department. how is it doing? well, for the dozen or so chief objectives, the aims the goals the department of homeland security, the coburn's report found the department was achieving none of them. >> quite a damning report. according to it, the department of homeland security is not successfully executing any of its five main missions. and they are not successfully administering or enforcing the immigration poems of the nation. in fact, only 3 in 100 illegal immigrants peter will ever face deportation. >> as 2014 700 miles of the southern border remain unsecured according to senator coburn. >> irony of irony.

the department spends 700 million bucks every year on cyber security but can't protect itself from hackers. over the last 11 years we spent $50 billion on counter terrorism. but we can't quantify how much safer we are. the number that i think we would find appalling that you will find appalling at home is you have a 3% chance of being deported as an illegal in america. you have got a greater chance of winning a slot machine in las vegas than being deported if you are ill league in earthquake in. we saw the statistics on the other day the wave of children and families that came in 2014 that 95, 95, 98% of them don't show up for the hearings. >> that does not surprise me. administration sees these as future democratic voters. wants them in this country of course. the number that shocked me in the last 10 years or so, the department of homeland security has spent

$170 billion on storm response. now, why is the department of homeland security spending billions on storm response? because it's pork. it's a way to send money to congressional districts. >> of course. it's a form of political patronage. patronage. >> exactly what it is. >> they declare every storm. >> not just a major storm. >> becomes a storm of all time and the only losers are the taxpayers. >> you think they are protecting us from al qaeda. really they are sending money to congressional districts. >> they refocus jay johnson and dhs can get things done. >> congress and acting quickly. those usually don't go together. >> email us at "fox & friends" foxnews.com. >> then how many voting members are coming n. u.s. house of representatives? if you can't answer that if you can't answer that then you can't graduate.

should high school students be required to pass a civics test about american government? government? coming up. these ally bank ira cds really do sound like a sure thing but i'm a bit skeptical of sure things. why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no branches equals great rates.

suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of seizures confusion or abnormal behavior. the most common side effects are mild to moderate nausea and vomiting. ask your doctor about tamiflu and attack the flu virus at its source.

(scraping sound) what are you doing? the dishes are clean. i just gotta scrape the rest of the food off them. ew. dish issues? cascade platinum powers through your toughest messes better than the competition the first time. cascade. now that's clean. ♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪ don't know much about

american history when it american history when it comes to civics only 24% of high school students had a proficient knowledge of the topic. well, hardly a passing grade. now, and you new proposal in the state of tennessee, students will need to pass the same test immigrants take in order to receive their high school diploma. is that an ideal solution? joining us now is state senator mark norris. hey, good morning senator. >> good morning good to be with you. >> good to be seeing you too. what's going on in the state of tennessee in terms of this civics test. give us an idea. >> well, actually the state of tennessee has really been in the lead in terms of reintroducing civics and citizenship in our education in 2006. in 2012, we passed legislation to mandate that we have object based citizenship teaching in our schools. there is a movement to bring

this civics test, the citizenship test that is used by folks applying for immigration status and we put that on the books as a way of drawing attention to the importance of understanding certificates and citizenship some of the questions be asked. name one branch of the government. government. house of representatives has how many voting members? senator, why is it important for high school students to understand and know the answers to these questions? well, it's a way of drawing attention to the importance of knowing the fundamentals but more importantly, we need to go beyond that rogue memorization is not the answer. representative gerald mccormick who is the house sponsor and i are putting this forward as a way of drawing importance of having knowledge for civics. in order for democracy to you have got to be well-schooled in what's going on. that's what's being lost in this country today. >> so you need a 60 to pass

the test. now, you have met with some now, you have met with some of these kids in terms of their newer education on civics? how are they responding to it in the last 30 seconds? >> well, not yet. but we are working with the center for civic learning here in tennessee. and they have some very good reports of what's going on in these schools and how well our kids are doing. so we tell you to stay tuned and he we will see how we are doing in civics in tennessee. >> senator, good to see you reading, writing arithmetic and america. good to see you. >> good to see. >> you it's costing millions to put illegals behind the wheel. plus, the f.d.a. giving the green light to more drugs more than ever before. but is this good news for all of us? are we too dependent on pills? dr. nina radcliff here next with the popping news.

okay, call me crazy, but i like it when my hygienist lets me know i'm doing a good job. i like it when my toothpaste lets me know too. that's why i went pro. go pro with crest pro-health. it's specially formulated for an intensive clean. it's great. i can really feel it deep cleaning my mouth. for a clean that's 4x better try these crest pro-health products together. my hygienist is going to love this. crest pro-health protects all these areas dentists check most. go pro, with crest pro-health i knew i was going to nail it.

yep, i did!

here is a quick look at your headlines, thousands of illegal immigrants waiting for hours to get their hands on california drivers license. license. yesterday was the first day

they were aloud to get a license. supporters say it will improve road safety. critics scoffed saying it's more burden on taxpayers. had to hire extra workers to rush the process. harry reid has been released from the hospital after falling on exercise equipment, breaking several ribs and bones in his face. reid says is he ready to get back to work when the new congress begins this tuesday. anna? anna? >> all right tucker, thanks so much. it's been a big year for the pharmaceutical industry. u.s. drug approval is at an 18 year high. the f.d.a. approved 41 new medicines in 2014. that's 14 more than the year before. that tally is impressive. second only to the 56 which were passed in 1996. a lot of numbers for you to chew on. all new drugs a good thing or does it say something about a country that's becoming more reliant on pills and prescriptions to try to stay healthy? dr. nina radcliff is a practicing physician and board certified

anesthesiologist and joins to us weigh in. good morning. >> good morning. are we looking for a quick fix. >> absolutely. comes to health quick fix comes in a the form of a pill. can't fix, pill to get you zs. feeling uneasy, pill to make you less anxious. the concern with this is many times the answer should not be a pill it should be a change in our behavior. >> if you just watch television for 10 minutes and you sit through a couple of commercial breaks. you notice what americans want. and that is drugs, right? >> exactly. bag back in the 19 the 0s drug companies were allowed to start advertising to patients directly either through magazines or through the television. and we saw an increase rise in the number of medications that we take. this is, again a double edged sword because it is important for people to become more knowledgeable about what their options are. sometimes the patient will go into physician and say i need this medication. and the physician may relent and go ahead and prescribe it because the physician is in the business to not just make people well but they have to make a living too. and they are worried that their patient may go see

another physician instead. you see this a lot with anti-bebiotics too. >> if you have a child and they get called and you have to take a day off of work take them in and get an appointment. you have something in your appointment. you have something in your hand. you want to walk out thereof with a prescription. with a prescription. not this is a virus that will resolve on its own. you kneel unsatisfied. the i see patients where with the parents will sit there and force the doctor to give them something to back out of there. >> what about pain medication. medication. back pain, knee pain leftover painkillers. americans are really becoming addicted to these drugs, aren't we? >> absolutely. i have a very compelling statistic, 14800 people died from overdose of prescription opiate abuse. this is more than the combined total of cocaine and heroin. so we have a problem the a hand. there is over almost half a million visits to the emergency room. these are from prescriptions. somebody is writing this pad. somebody is taking it and not taking it aappropriately. if this is what society wants. we want these pills to make us better rather than just

trying to sleep more, trying to eat right, trying to exercise, trying to decrease stress in our lives how do we have a paradigm shift and make that happen? >> starts with the patient themselves, we have to understand there are certain things that behavior can be the best. for example, when it comes to sleep, you just can't pop a pill. you need to change what is going on. you have to have better sleep hygiene. not just put a band-aid on a wound because it doesn't solve a problem. you are just masking the problem. >> we should be proactive rather than reactive. >> absolutely. >> dr. daniel radcliff, thank you so much. >> it was the moment john hinckley tried to assassinate ronald reagan he hit his former press secretary instead. this morning why he is now off the hook. would you put her in the same category as jesus? and martin luther king jr. the material girl madonna responds to backlash after she says they are one in the same. look at this. ♪ all right line ♪ feels like i'm going to lose my mind ♪ you just keep on pushing

my love ♪ over the border line.

not all toothbrushes are created equal. oral-b toothbrushes are engineered with end-rounded bristles so brushing doesn't scratch gums. and angled perfectly to remove 90% of plaque for a healthier smile. trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b. ♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪ [ male announcer ] when john huntsman was diagnosed with cancer, he didn't just vow to beat it. i vowed to eradicate it from the earth. so he founded huntsman cancer institute. ♪ ♪ everything about it would be different. ♪ ♪ it would feel different. ♪ ♪ look different. and fight cancer in new and different ways. with the largest genetic database on earth that combines 300 years of family histories with health records to treat, predict and in many cases, prevent, cancer.

[ huntsman ] we made it welcoming and warm with a focus on beauty serenity and getting on with life. [ male announcer ] huntsman cancer institute is the only cancer hospital in the world designed by a patient, with the vital understanding that cancer moves fast. and we have to move faster. to learn more or support the cause, go to huntsmancancer.org. ♪ ♪

♪ in a material world ♪ and i am a material girl ♪ you know that we are living in a material world ♪ and i am a material girl. >> hey everybody, good morning, really? madonna? the singer is now comparing herself to martin luther king jr. and nelson mandela and even jesus to try to promoted her latest album. she is getting some backlash for it. >> so here. >> from this guy in particular. here are the pictures of madonna covering herself in rope and then she has jesus. >> she is all bound up. madonna bound up. >> there you go right there. >> there is martin luther >> there is martin luther king right there. he is bound by madonna's twitter feed.

nelt nelson mandela again. >> we will see a similar picture of herself. madonna has always reinvented herself. she started the cone bra trend. outer wear in the 80's. frizzy hair and wedding gowns and prom gowns and laceless gloves and became more sleek and she can and and -- chic. and got into the more indian way of dressing. she has changed her look for a million times and worked for her. she apparently is one of the richest women in the world coming in with a net worth of $800 million. is this making her think she ask do whatever she wants. >> i'm not riding to the bait. bait. the whole point of this is to get people outraged. she is an old lady she is an aarp member at this point. the real story is how totally out of touch she is. she thought she could do this and wouldn't get attacked by the left but upright citizens brigade. she is being attacked by the common stars of political

correctness she is so old and out of state. >> this is how she responds to the backlash on facebook. i'm sorry, i'm not comparing myself to anyone. i'm admiring and acknowledging their rebel hearts. this is neither a crime nor an insult or racist. i also did it with michael jackson and marilyn monroe. am i saying i am them. i am saying they are rebel hearts too: it's part of the reinvention. remember that sex book she had $100 table book on sex? she is the greatest marketer since b.t. barn ma'am. everyone now is bound -- madonna bound and we are all bound up with with madonna. i hope the songs are better than the cover. let's see. >> all right. we need to get to this right now. fox news alert. now. fox news alert. we told you this unbelievable story earlier. a story of survival. the story of a 7-year-old little girl knocks on a stranger's door and says she survived a plane crash.

investigators later discover a crash plane with four people dead inside. joining us now on the phone is larry wilkins the neighbor who answered the door. good morning larry. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> so break it down for us. what happens when you hear a knock on your door? >> well, i answered the door and there stood a little girl about 7 years old that was bloody you you have to bear in mind this little girl is 7 years old and she had walked about three quarters of a mile through very very rough terrain. a woods that in 2008 we had the ice storm here and all of the -- a lot of trees are broken down in this woods haven't been cleaned. she was bare footed. she had one sock left on her foot. she was dressed for the florida weather. they had come out of florida. and it was, i don't know, close to 40 degrees, maybe a

little under. maybe a little over. and she said that her mommy and dad were dead. and that she had been in a plane crash. and the plane was turned over of course i looked out to see if i could see anything and i did not. and i brought her in and laid her down on the couch. put feet and lifted her feet up. and called 911. and then got a washcloth and tried to clean her up as best i could and calm her down. as best i could. and fortunately state police arrived less than 10 minutes. and they took over from there. and then shortly after that the emt showed up and that scared her quite a bit.

because they put a neck brace on her and she was complaining about her wrist. they put a board on the wrist and wrapped it up. she's a brave little girl. >> you said mr. wilkins that she was remarkably composed. composed enough to tell you her parents had been killed. did she tell you anything about what happened to the plane? >> no, sir. >> no, sir. the only thing she said about that was that rewere -- like i say, bare in mind this girl is 7 years old and she walked three quarters of a mile bare footed through very bad terrain. i wouldn't want to walk in a woods after dark without a light. and her lips were trembling. she was quite excited but for 7 years old and been through what she is -- great. she was absolutely wonderful.

i could hardly understand what she was saying. i asked her her name three or four times. and i think her first name was kayla, but i'm not sure about that that was the best i could get. >> mr. wilkins you had forged such a bond in such a short time with this young girl that showed up at your doorstep that he she wanted you to ride in the ambulance. ambulance. >> yes, sir, she did. they wouldn't allow that in fact, i was going to go to the hospital, which is about 30 miles away, to be with her and they told me it wouldn't do any good they wouldn't let me in because i wasn't kin to her. she asked me to go with her. please ride with me. but they wouldn't allow that. >> how did that effect you mr. wilkins? i mean, i would have cried. >> well, it brought tears to my eyes too know. of course, we were also looking for that plane at

the time. the plane like i say probably three quarters of a mile from the house. and we had, god, i don't know, 15 to 20 people out there looking. and i just couldn't understand why we can't find that plane i mean it sounds reasonable that three quarters of a mile you would have heard it do you hope to save this brave little girl again, mr. wilkins? >> yes, sir, i hope so. >> let's talk a little bit more about her bravery. your home is in southwestern kentucky again traveling from florida to illinois. is after dark, in this heavily wooded area not wearing shoes. somehow she makes it to your home. you mentioned you wouldn't want to be there without a lifetime achievement how do you think she walked three quarters of a mile. how what is that terrain like? like? how did she find that civilization? >> that terrain is like

with that ice storm hundreds and aoun dreads of trees were wrought down and still laying on the ground. wild blackberry bushes and thorn bushes and everything else. her legs legs were scratched up something awful. she a bloody nose. that's probably from the crash. you just can't give the little girl enough credit. i know i'm getting a lot of attention here. she is the one that ought to be getting the attention. >> how rural an area is this mr. wilkins? >> it's not that rural. we are are on barnaby lake in western kentucky. it's a vacation area. and there is only three houses on my street that have people that live in. several houses on the street but they are vacation homes. people just come for the summertime. >> have you been able to make sense of this

mr. wilkins? mr. wilkins? what does this all mean? >> no, sir. i just thank god that i was here when she come to the door. i have got a streetlight out there and i suspect that she come to that streetlight. >> walking toward the light. mr. wilkins, thank you so much. what a nice thing that you did for this little girl getting her to find help at a hospital. >> you are welcome, ma'am. >> 38 minutes after the hour on saturday morning. other stories making headlines. suspected al qaeda headlines. suspected al qaeda terrorists with close ties to usama bin laden is dead. just days before his trial in new york. slated to face a judge this month, he was charged with helping to plan the east africa embassy bombings which killed more than 200 people including 12 americans back in 1998. he finally captured two years ago in libya. he was diagnosed with aggressive liver cancer shortly after that ronald reagan's would be assassin

john hinckley will not face murder charges in the death of former press secretary james brady. he walls shot in the head during 1991 assassination attempt on ronald reagan's life which left him partially paralyzed. hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity and is being held in a psychiatric facility. brady died in august from pneumonia stemming from that gunshot wound. the medical examiner ruled his death a homicide, which left the door open for new charges. could this be the end of guitar playing for bono? ♪ and i wait ♪ without you ♪ with or without you >> gosh, i hope not. u2 front man broke his arm in six places and has titanium elbow following a freak bike accident in november. the a 4-year-old fears the injury will make it hard for him to play guitar. he says the recovery has made been more difficult than he thought it would be.

>> a lot of times these artists have their hands ensured if they are a piano player or drummer orgy tar player not that that's going to help him. >> the money can't replace that. >> rick reichmuth, many parts of rick are insured. where are you, rick? >> a total of zero. hey, guys chilly start to the morning across a lot of the country exexcept for parts of the deep south. get ready though, very cold. take a look at the weather maps. snow you what's going on. here are your temps. 36 in rapid city enjoy it, it is going to be much colder this week by 40 degrees or so. warm down across areas of the south. here your florst for the day today. later on this afternoon, we are going to see snow spread in across much of upstate new york and much of snung rain so the south. that rain will overtake snow by tomorrow though. a bit of a slushy mess. down to the southeast, going to get ready to another coldy day as well. threat for severe weather across parts of mississippi and alabama. threat for tornado or too

certainly likely this afternoon. still ahead, get financially fit this new year. the easy ways you can pack money away now. it will pay off in the end. we have got details. >> and finally let's it go for real. details next. ♪ let it go ♪ let it go ♪ i am with the wind and sky ♪ let it go ♪ let it go ♪ you'll never see me cry if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on.

♪ let it go ♪ let it go ♪ let it go ♪ i am with the wind and sky. >> the frozen star now officially divorced from actor diggs. the two separated a year ago but secretly finalized the split just last month. they were married for so

years. and from divorced to marriage mila kunis and ashton kutcher already tied the knot apparently a cryptic post on the facebook page has rumors swirling. a picture of a message written in the sand says happy new year love the kutchers. the couple got engaged last february. kunis says she wants a private ceremony. all right folks, it's a new year which means it can be a new you one year closer to your retirement. are you going to be ready. >> experts say save between 10 and 15% of your income every year. is that a realistic goal will? joining us now with some tips on that is finance expert chris hogan. good morning chris. >> good morning. >> let's talk about what folks need to be doing to ensure their retirement. what's the first step, you think. >> the first thing is they have to have a plan. they need to know what it is that they are shooting for so they can begin to take proactive steps in the right direction. >> one thing that we may not have even thought about is we could sell our house and then we are not going to

have just a mortgage, we can rent instead get rid of property taxes, what else? >> that's an extreme option. but if you have equity built up, it's a viable option. take a look at it decrease expenses and take that equity and begin to catch up for what you missed out on saving for retirement. >> now the other thing you are talking about is really take on a second job. maybe a third job for some folks. tell us about that. >> well, if some people are behind in retirement, so they don't feel like they have's os. and so if they can take on an extra time and direct all of that money toward attacking debt or saving toward retirement, they can begin to feel like they are taking proactive steps. that's encouraging to people when they feel like they are making a difference in their future. >> in a big way that we can save some cash is by stopping eating out so much. we are essentially eating our money. >> when you cut out eating out and you redirect that money toward retirement, you will begin to see the average family, we are a family of five. when we go out to eat it's $100 pretty ease well, you imagine you do that a do you

times a week and you cut back and you save that 200 and $300 and send that toward retirement. you will start to make some progress and that encourages people. people. >> progress, you say save your marriage, that's not relationship advice that's financial advice. what's that mean save your marriage. >> what i'm say something begin to work together. if you can begin to sit down as a team and if you get in the boat and start he rowing in the same direction together, you are going to make progress. if they sit down together and start to have thres goals that they have for themselves and for retirement and start to dream together, they can start to get proactive. >> perhaps, if it's possible hold the income from one of the members of the family to say we're going to put that away or a substantial part of that away for savings and live off your income. >> if you two v. two working outside the home. another option is try to live off the income of one. now you can begin to save that other salary and you have to be extreme with this and cut back on your expenses understand where your money is going go pairing down lifestyle so

you get used to. >> we are getting used to having dra extra capable channels and living longer aren't we. >> that's exactly right. the average person in retirement 25 to 30 years. a lot of people are thinking retirement is 10 years. no it's 25 to 30. we have got to get ready for this and have a game plan and having 10 to $15,000 just be enough. >> smart game plan, smart reality check as the new year goes along. >> if you ever decide you need a second job do voiceover for movies. >> thank you very much. we have a tool to help people with this. it's called retired inspired. inspired. chris hogan 360.com and plug in their numbers there is a free download that they can begin to see where are they and how much money they need. they actually have the graphic up. can you begin to plug in and see how much you have saved for retirement and what it can grow to. >> that web site. >> chris hogan 360.com. >> thanks, chris. >> thank you all. >> isis targeting chincht the disturbing parenting guide filled with jihadi

bedtime stories and toy guns. the story will make you sick. >> then the taxpayer funded professor says the second amendment is stupid and needs to away because it leads to killings. is this even close to any form of the truth? ♪ you're unbelievable ♪

a taxpayer funded professor writes op-ed calling for end of second amendment. this pandemic of sick violence mass killings of children has gone too far far too long. it's long past time to repeal the stupid second

amendment. amendment. well, the professor claiming the amendment itself leads to killings but is that even close to true? radio talk show host dr. jean lou den joins us now on that topic. thanks for joining us this morning. >> happy to be with you. >> do you see the irony at all of a university professor, someone whose job is to explain the constitution, among other things attacking the document that preservative his right it to spout this nonsense? >> you took exactly what i was going to say that it is. the bill of rights that he cites when he talks about this district of columbia vs. heller which is the case that he cites as being the one that's so big brotherresque because it guarantees an individual's right to bear arms. he says this is big brother. his reference to that to the bill of rights is precisely what gives him the right to spew his an absurdities. you would think he would

have some appreciation for the second amendment if he wants to continue using his job which is the first amendment which he appears to be enjoying quite well. >> we should say this is tom hastings at port land state university, a school that was briefly famous for hosting courtney love at one point, i think. >> there you go. >> idea has no support from the american public. >> the scary part though is really 26% of americans according to gallup agree that they are not really into the second amendment. they apparently don't understand that the second amendment is the one that is sort of the teeth as many have referred to it historically to the rest of our bill of rights. so that if the second amendment is gone then there is no real way to guarantee that the rest of the amendments in the bill of rights are in place. so that's what is scary about what this professor hastings is teaching his students. >> the importance of the second amendment as you just alludeside to make certain

that those in power don't crush those that aren't in power. i wonder if people like professor hastings would include in their plan to disarm the country the body guards of those in power? i mean presumably get to keep their guns while the others wouldn't. >> right. the other think that they never ever talk about which frustrates me badly how are we going to get the guns from the criminals exactly? if you disarm the law-abiding citizen, who go out and get their ccws and do everything by the book you take the guns away from those people, the only people left with them are the criminals. they are not just going to readily hand them over, what you have you is sleuth chaos in the streets. defended innocence, and all the rest. they never want to account for that are the part of that's the question that if if you asked them that in person they glaze over. >> the rest of the country would look like chicago. >> yeah, exactly. >> thank you for coming on this morning. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> hundreds of thousands of social security recipients not getting the money they deserved. deserved. millionsner paid out. all thanks to a mistake by

government workers. government workers. we have that story coming just ahead. medical students getting a lesson in this. >> the asking price is a $1.5 million. $1.5 million. >> i spend that much on after shave. yes i buy and sell men like myself every day. >> would you really want a doctor trained on seinfeld treating you? huh. huh. we have got details coming up. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees from the bank where no branches equals great rates. you know your dentures can move, unlike natural teeth. try fixodent plus true feel.

the smooth formula helps keep dentures in place. it's free of flavors and colorants, for a closer feeling to natural teeth. fixodent. and forget it. [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.

does a freshly printed presentation fill you with optimism? then you might be gearcentric. get a $15 gift card when you buy $75 in hp ink or any hp toner multipack. office depot & officemax. gear up for great. go, go, go, go, go!

in the nation, misfortune doesn't take a holiday. but add brand new belongings from nationwide and we'll replace stolen or destroyed items with brand-new versions. making sure every season is the season of giving. just another way we put members first. join the nation ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪♪ saturdays the third of january, 2014. i'm anna kooiman and we begin with a fox news alert. unbelievable story of a little girl knocking on a complete starng's door. >> she said her mom and dad were dead and that she had been in a plane crash. and the plane was upside down. >> we speak with that man who answered the door straight ahead. >> and isis targeting children. the disturbing parenting

guide filled with jihadi bedtime stories and toy firearms all to train the next generation of terrorists. a story that will make you sick. plus. >> plus, medical students getting a lesson in this subject. >> the asking price is a $1.5 million. >> i spend that much on after shave. yes, i buy and sell men like myself every day. >> do you really want a doctor that is trained in seinfeld treating you for your problems? mornings are better with friends. >> well, good morning. >> good morning,. >> everybody good morning beings tucker, anna kooiman and peter johnson jr. we start with a fox news alert. started at the top of the hour. story of unbelievable survival. 7-year-old girl just been in a plane crash. her family is traveling from

key west, florida back to their home in nashville illinois. illinois. and they go down in kentucky and everybody on board dies except for the 7-year-old little girl. and she makes her way through some terrible touraine and knocks on a complete stranger's door. >> you are looking and just saw a picture of marty gutsler. daughter piper and cousin sara wilder. all four of them apparently killed in this plane late yesterday afternoon over kentucky at the helm was marty gutsler who called air traffic control at 5:30 saying the twin engine plane experiencing engine problems. short after that it dropped from radar and then out of the wreckage emerges a 7-year-old survivor. >> and larry wilkins was there to greet her, opening the door to this girl who had just lost her entire family. we spoke with him really exclusively here on "fox &

friends." here is what he had to say. >> i answered the door and there stood a little girl about 7 years old, that was bloody. have to bear in mind this little girl is 7 years old and she had walked about three quarters of a mile through very, very rough touraine. she was bare footed. she had one sock left on her foot. she was dressed for the florida weather he had had they had come out of florida. and they was, i don't know. close to 40 degrees, maybe a little under. maybe a little over. and she said that her mommy and dad were dead he and -- >> so the distress call came in around a:55 and then about a half an hour later this little girl showed up at this man's house. a piper seneca aircraft

owned by an ortho peedist in illinois. returning home from key west a looked like a beautiful new year's vacation ending in tragedy. >> so amazing though is apparently according to the homeowner who answered the door we just spoke to from a second ago. this little girl walked through touraine so rough that he said he wouldn't want to walk through it. it had been a lot of trees had been knocked down by ice storm in 2008. it's never been cleaned up he said. he said it was remarkable feat that she made it that far through the woods. >> not that it was dark and, you know, heavily wooded in this terrible touraine and thorny and all the brush caused her legs to be all bloody and she had obviously fallen down somehow or had injuries from the plane crash that caused her to have a broken nose and blood all over her face but there isn't a whole lot of similarrization around there. it's a community where a lot of people will summer there and winter elsewhere. so there aren't a lot of lights on anywhere. he happened to have a

streetlight out by i had his house and he said maybe that was her signal that brought her to him. >> the humanity of the story was that mr. wilkins said in the few minutes that he was with this young girl, he comforted her. he cleaned her wounds, he put her on the couch. he held her hand. she asked him to go with her in the ambulance and exposing the cold reality of the situation which her family had been tragically killed. killed. the ambulance attendant said no, he could not because she was not kin. she had lost her kin about a half an hour before and mr. wilkins was so touched and obviously so disturbed by this scene and nobled by this little girl who came out of the woods into his life and probably changed it forever. >> and what a sad and bad decision by the ambulance attendant i have to say there are moments when humanity trumps rules. when the needs of a little girl are more important than whatever the protocol is he should have been allowed to go with her.

i'm sorry that she -- he wasn't. came in and put a neck brace on her. imagine being 7 years old. you are in the first grade. you very often don't have your front teeth. this is a very young shield having to deal with complete strangers in a sara j situation. >> boy is she tough though. holy smokes. >> will to survive. unbroken, walk through a woods after a plane is upended as she reported to larry wilkins, the emotional strength that she will need to go forward and the emotional and physical strength that she exhibited yesterday early in 2015. >> really quite quite remarkable. >> we'll continue to follow that story. but we have some other stories making headlines this saturday to tell you about now. explosion rock as explosion rock as neighborhood in illinois, leveling a home and leaving one person dead. second critically injured. back-to-black bursts were heard and huge cloud of smoke could be seen for miles away. >> it was snowing insulation. it was just unbelievable.

>> it is loud. loud. it's just amazing how quickly a house can get leveled. >> the family living at the home recently complained to the gas company about problems. no word on what actually caused the explosion. breaking overnight the main wreckage from flight 8501 has been found at the bottom of the java sea. indonesia officials confirm this is a short time ago. search and rescue crews send region moat vehicles to investigate the two large objects nearly 100 feet under water but rough seas are once again not making their search any easier. this as indonesia officials revealed the doomed plane did not have the right permit to fly from indonesia to singapore when it vanished one week ago. the rise of health insurance deductibles crippling middle class americans. four out of 10 people are skipping doctors appointments because they can't afford to pay up. the cost of the average deductible for individuals

has more than doubled in the past 8 years. raising from $5,580 to $1,200. that's on top of co-pays, co-insurance, and the cost of prescriptions or procedures. and can you tell the difference between this bird chirping. [chirping] >> and this bird chirping? [chirping] >> turns out birds of a feather get buzzed together. the first bird you heard was stone cold sober. the second totally drunk. part of a study. this is a real study from oregon where they test birds' speech pattern when they consumed alcohol. birds like humans slur their speech or chirping. humans and birds have similarly wired brains. >> who are you calling a bird brain? >> is that where it comes from bird brain.

>> it's accurate. speaking of bird brains. who is paying money to test the effect of alcohol on bird chirping? >> bird brains are. i feel like that's taxpayer funded. >> how do they do yell jell-o shots? >> easier for them to consume jell-o shots. big weather going on today. take a look at this map. all of the rain right here and snow behind it. and then we also have all of these winter weather advisories. advisories. winter storm warnings. winter weather advisories. winter storm watches. a lot of states impacted by this starting across still parts of mexico and texas. then in towards the far northeast. this is how this storm is going to play out. pretty complex and wide reaching storm by this afternoon into the overnight hours. warmer storm at least on the eastern part of the country. new england quite a bit of snow falling. back of it snow falling

across parts of kansas into nebraska. eventually overnight hours and tomorrow, see snow move in across chicago and in towards milwaukee and eventually cleveland and such. all of this is gone out of here eventually by monday and start to see the colder air filter in across much of the country. along with the the south. severe weather this afternoon. afternoon. yellow bulls eye. probably a few tornadoes. certainly watch for tornadoes in january you don't see that too often buy it is one of those times. watch that closely. >> we will? we will. thanks a million, rick. >> appreciate it well as if stories about isis couldn't get more horrifying. this one may take it to a new level. there is disturbing new evidence this morning that isis is already planning to create the next generation of terrorists by recruiting young mothers and teaching them to raise jihadi babies. >> there is actually a guide that's been uncovered on how to to do this, how to raise a jihadi baby. first, teach child martial arts. target shoot with toy weapons and do call his

citizen nics. have our kids do darts have aim at young age. don't estimate what these young ears can learn. >> don't wait until they are seven to start. exactly, you know, they will take these things in the first few years. i heard this first we are in this for the long hall. generations are going to be affected by the middle east. even though wars and progress comes to an end we hope they do soon the battle against the bles not end. >> lt. colonel oliver north was on yesterday and said the terrorist groups want to be in nor the long haul boko haram they are recruiting women to make these babies and let this go on for generations and generations. listen to this.

>> these aren't really wives in the traditional sense we see it in the west. it's chat tell. it's misogyny, sexual slavery, justified by claiming that they want to breed more jihadis, it's nothing new. adolf hitler did this in the 1930s and 40s. every radical islamic group has done the same thing, hamas, boko haram, al think back. back. these terrorist groups may call it a long range plan. it's not a plan at all. nothing but excuse for rape and scaring them into raising their children according to their rules. >> kind of brings into focus the fact that americans can can withdraw from iraq or afghanistan or anywhere in the world and remove its footprint but this kind of stuff will continue to go on as you say for generations in those countries. >> because nothing else is happening in these countries. countries. dead ends filled with losers.

honestly it's not like countries that are innovating or making the world better or where decent people have an opportunity to flower, right? there is just not a lot going on. >> but american is just the opposite. opposite. this is the land of the free and you can can pull yourself up by your own boot straps yet somehow they are recruiting westerners to come join their fight. >> it's a new 21st century hitler youth. we never thought we would see that again. >> coming up next, journalists made bold predictions about 2015. one of them anticipated a real war on women. were they right or wrong? we turn black the clock to predictions. predictions. >> hey, that's my house. it actually happened to one couple while they were away from home. a lesson in social media oversharing. straight ahead.

when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum...♪ smoothies! only from tums. introducing the new philips norelco shaver series 9000 with contour detect technology that flexes in 8 directions for the perfect shave at any angle. go to philips.com/new to save up to $40. innovation and you. philips norelco. welcome back, in the 19 80s and 90's journalists 19 80s and 90's journalists make predictions in the world what it might be like world what it might be like this year in 2015. >> that year has finally arrived. how did they do? thank heavens somebody is keeping track. joining us now is the research director of the

media research center in washington rich noise. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> let's get right to it reporter peter kilbourne predicted there would be huge surpluses for the government. government. he wrote this by the year 2015, the annual social security surplus would be more than $500 billion. the funds total assets would be 7 trillion. well above the expected national debt. >> huh. >> yeah. not exactly the way it turned out. social security has been in social security has been in a deficit now since 2010. their total assets are less than 3 trillion. and of course the overall national debt is not less than 7. a billion but more than $18 trillion. you know more than 7 trillion just since president obama took office. the lesson here is you give politicians over and over again. again. old debt that you can possibly imagine. >> let's talk about this one.

one. ellen goodman predicted over population hardship and starvations. green revolution's ability to feed people. that's back in 1994. true? false? false? come true or not? >> well, it hasn't come true. i mean, you see, she was using estimates of 7.3 billion people on the planet by 2015. that's more or less what happened. or 7. a we actually have 7.3. but the plan is doing fine. humanity is actually better than ever. you know, back in 1900 the average life span on planet earth was 30 years. now it's over 70 years. we are healthier. we are well-fed. there is no problem with feeding the people on planet earth or planet earth sustaining us just because there is more of us. doing better because there is more of us to enknow straight and create. >> not surprising. we could fill all four hours of the show about why ellen goodman is wrong on all sorts of stories. we will move on to cnn's

future watch. predicted a real war on women by this year. she said quote imagine it's the year 2015 and western women are forced to wear vales, soldier patrol women's clinics to prevent abortions. contraceptions are banned. did it happen. >> no, she is talking about the western world. this is absolutely whacky. only place you are getting this kind of war on women is boko haram and the islamic fundamentalists. fundamentalists. that's where you really have some terrifying things happening to women on this planet. not in the western world. here we are fifingt about should government pay for all forms of contraceptives not banning them. >> yet, if you listen to other news channels, you get the sense that evangelical christians are are bigger threat to our freedom than boca ha realm. bizarre. bizarre. thanks for keeping track. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> millions in social security dollars never paid out all thanks to mistakes

by government workers. are you owed money? >> anna, do you know any good knock knock jokes? >> oh, funny you ask tucker, glad you asked, knock knock. >> who is there. >> butter. >> butter who. >> butter who. >> i butter not tell it you because that might spoil the punch line for my next guess. best jokes for kids when we come back. >>

suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of seizures confusion or abnormal behavior. the most common side effects are mild to moderate nausea and vomiting. ask your doctor about tamiflu and attack the flu virus at its source.

♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪ here we go, here we go here we go. ♪ fifty omaha set hut ♪ ♪ losing feeling in my toes ♪ ♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪

time for news by the numbers. numbers. how much money the social security administration is underpaid recipients since 2000 will. the inspector general says most mistakes often go

uncorrected which means you don't get the money. next 1,000 bucks that's how much one california woman will get per week for 25 years shoe hit it big after buying a scratch off on a women. adoption started 2014 weighing a 6 pounds. fly a year of diet and exercise, he is at a healthy weight. >> anna kooiman. >> hi, everyone. our next guest owns the number one and number two spots receipt now on amazon.com best selling book list. list. joining me now is the father of five and author of laugh out loud joke force kids and knock knock jokes for kids. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> where did you get the idea for doing this? we hear of kids say the darn test thing type jokes but

what about knock knock jokes. >> it's something that i just started with my family. my youngest daughter was about 6 when we started doing. doing. this and i just every night at the dinner table we will throw out jokes and joke ideas and do play on words and it almost became a quest where every day we had to see who could come back at night and with the best joke. joke. and so he we would give them thumbs up and thumbs down and, you know, kick some of them out. just had a great time. we did this for months and i compiled them and it turned into something that people are enjoying. so. >> well, for the knock knock joke one. let's read one. knock knock, who is there? butter. butter. i butter not tell you it's a secret. hear a lot more like that in the book. you say that actually some of these jokes came from your kids saying jokes that weren't really making sense but somehow they are still funny? funny? >> yeah. you know that's a thing that every parent in that age, you know, when kids are around 6:00 or so like my youngest. they start trying to figure

out how this joke thing works. works. and so their punch lines never make any sense which is fun for the parents. after a while. parents and grandparents are like we need to get this kid some material. >> who do you think comes up with the best jokes? which of your five kids? of the five i would say my daughter lee he a. she is 13. my wife actually is amazing. i created a monster with her because she would lay in bed at night and she would go i have a joke for your book. you know. but she is probably come up with my favorite joke. >> dreaming and knock knock jokes i guess. how you will the money be dwighted up since everybody helped out? >> a lot of kid's education. we will put some of that aside and i have three daughters. so there is weddings and all kinds of things. so they will see plenty of anything that comes of it. >> books are affordable. tell us how much they cost. >> they are 4.49. retail price. easy thing. great stocking stuff which is why i think was so popular over christmas.

great thing about books when the kid opens it, i'm not the star. he or she becomes the star. it's fun for the whole family when kids learn how to get builds self-esteem and probably one of the most rewarding things that i didn't even know was going to be a result of book when i hear parents and grandparents tell me this got their kid reading. you know, it is just a very easy way to get kids into reading. play on words. and double means and all these things. we are learning and don't even realize it and the whole family is having fun in the meantime. make a shy kid come out of his shell a little bit. >> exactly. >> thank you so much. good luck with the book coming up on the program. a family watching fireworks when something goes terribly wrong. wrong. this fireworks show hits way

too close to home. plus medical students getting a lesson in seinfeld? seinfeld? >> i have so much promise. i was personable. i was bright. oh maybe not academically speaking. [ laughter ] i was perceptive. >> very interesting. but would you really want that doctor treating you with a sitcom?

i go boy, these pretzels are making me thirsty. >> is that how you are going to say it? >> no, no. i'm working on it. >> do it like this: >> these pretzels making me thirsty. thirsty. >> oh, these pretzels are making me thirsty.

>> no, no. see that's no good. you don't know how to act. these pretzels -- are making thee thirsty! >> you are putting the wrong emphasis on the wrong syllable there. this is a professor in new jersey teaching students in third or fourth year while they are on psychological rotation. rotation. is he using seinfeld episodes to teach them. asking them to watch back-to-back episodes and come in and talk about all the character flaws with elaine and jerry and george and kramer. >> puts it this way anthony tobiah when you put them together the dynamic is so much jerry's obsessive come pollive and elaine's inability to form lasting relationships and eggo centric. >> ocd, skits friendia and some kind of ego centric narcissist impulse.

narcissist impulse. so i think, you know, it's a primmer. >> people are going to mock this, but i honestly don't think it's any dumber than a lot of what comes out of that recalled would. >> agreed. >> i really believe that most low level psychiatric disorders, low level one would probably be helped a lot if people would stop thinking about themselves so much. i know that's true in my case. >> any opportunity you have where you can use pop culture as a teaching tool what's really the problem if it's not, you know, they aren't using it for actual diagnosis it's just an idea conversation starter it sounds like. >> is this crazier than blaming toilet training for your current problems? no, it's not. >> is that done? >> lasted for an awfully long time. >> let us know what you think about this. some people are mocking this and saying they don't want med students learning how to diagnose their psychological illnesses through sign feld. is it good idea?

bad idea? >> let us know. >> it was a nice excuse to play a seinfeld clip. he loves the show. to me it says more about the success of seinfeld that it was from from 198 9 to 1998. >> shows how nuts everybody is which is normal. >> i have a problem curb your enthusiasm how much better i feel about myself. >> other stories making headlines to tell you now. new year's eve celebrations are turning terrifying for a family in brazil. watch this. [screams] >> they were watching fireworks from a balcony when a rogue rocket crashed into them. a woman and two children were burned but they are expected to be okay. it's not yet clear how the rocket ended up being fired. heating up between the heating up between the united states and cuba. a brand new report claims one of the spies released in exchange for the cuban five was actually feeding the

united states false information. that spy is believed to be rolanda. and president obama called him one of the most important intelligence agent important intelligence agent the united states has ever had. a former member in the spy ring says the u.s. knew he was fake but lied to make the flop seem like a better deal to the public. he has been missing since his release from cuban prison. the new mrs. george clooney receiving death threats by the egyptian government. amal alba dean clooney human rights attorney claiming published report exploding flaws in their judicial system. system. allah mudden not backing down from work there

people lived here posted online from tonight's game i said what any self-respecting nerd burglar would do. i let myself in. i started selling their stuff live on the internet. >> eat all the leftovers. a series of commercials by allstate sold off replicas of the couple's belongings including tv and car. the shocked pair says they are thankful it was researchers and not a real burglar who noticed their post about being away on vacation. vacation. all state's whole point, think twice about what you share. it's interesting that they actually were a real couple though. though. they could have gotten their point across by doing it. >> it's interesting. we wouldn't be covering it if it weren't a real couple he. >> true. >> pretty good. rick, has that ever happened to you? >> no. that i have overshared? i have certainly overshared, i think. some people out there might be testify to that.

it is chilly out here. take a look at the weather map. map. a lot happening in the weather world. want to take you through the first alert forecast mid-atlantic through the first alert forecast mid-atlantic through the northeast today. picture city and watch and we will see snow move. in rain move in behind it there is going to be a lot warmerrer air come in by tomorrow. temps into the 60's very briefly and windy. cool back down behind it down across areas of the south. south. southern gulf that south central gulf threat for severe weather today. a tornado or two. certainly a squall line developing. see very gusty winds with it behind it the cold air still in place. 32 by tonight in midland. not getting out of the 30's for the planes today. into the northern plains see the snow move in and cold air really comes. in overnight tonight. temps drop below zero in fargo. five in north platte and we are going to be seeing those temps remain cold for much of this week. out across the west. we have snow across the central rockies. still cool temperatures across much of the southwest. southwest. l.a. still into the 50s

today. same with phoenix and by tomorrow the pacific northwest sees a very potent storm come in. storm come in. we will see a light of rain coming in across that area. all right, guys. send it back to you inside the warm studio. >> thanks a lot wick. coming up, if you are here ill illegally, they want to fund your education. college raising money to give you legal scholarships. >> daring rescue after a tourist gets stuck 80 feet above the vegas strip. hope he is not afraid of heights. wow;. ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ let me play up there with those stars ♪ let me see what life is like like ♪ on jupiter and mars. ♪ in other words look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no branches equals great rates. you know your dentures can move, unlike natural teeth. try fixodent plus true feel.

the smooth formula helps keep dentures in place. it's free of flavors and colorants, for a closer feeling to natural teeth. fixodent. and forget it. sensitive bladder? try new always discreet up to 40% thinner, for superior comfort. absorbs 2x more than you may need. no wonder more women already prefer new always discreet pads over poise. visit alwaysdiscreet.com for coupons and to learn more. [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. does a freshly printed presentation fill you with optimism? then you might be gearcentric. get a $15 gift card when you buy $75 in hp ink or any hp toner multipack. office depot & officemax. gear up for great.

comfort keepers can provide a variety of custom in-home services for your aging loved ones, including medication reminders and transportation to the doctor. ♪

nearly shot at point blank range.

range. three men approached the clerk. clerk. fired a shot just missing that clerk's face. the clerk took off towards the store when another bullet whizzed past and ricocheted off a concrete pillar. three men still on the loose. loose. i hope he is not afraid of heights. heights. a tourist spends an hour dangling from a zip line over las vegas. firefighters had to rescue the man after he got stuck 80 feet up in the air. this is the second rioter -- rider to get stuck since the spring. tucker? >> anna. at least 20 states now allow illegal immigrants to pay instate tuition at public universities effectively subsidizing their education with taxpayer money. if that doesn't sound like enough, one college now want to take things a step further. further. student activists and graduates of smith college in massachusetts a formerly impressive university are impressive university are raising money for a scholarship for illegal immigrants. here to comment the editor here to comment the editor and chief of campus reform caleb bonham.

caleb, thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> i was amazed to discover that smith college still exist. i can't imagine anyone still wants to go there they are raising money to fund illegal immigrant dislips. why are they doing this. >> students at smith college are using the crowd sourcing web site indy go go to try to provide a scholarship for illegal ill grant. and the funny thing or othe ironic thing i guess i should say is that take a look at the smith college code of conduct. they require that all students and faculty follow state and federal laws. but the heart of the criteria to receiving the scholarship is that you break laws. and you it's just ironic this is of course being done by silly entitled college students who have no understand of any abstract principle or reality right? they don't care what kind any charter says do you doo they? they? >> no train of thought.

crowd sourcing web site claim they are doing this to help undocumented students because they oppose discrimination. discrimination. they go to an all woman's college the other idea is is that they are -- they are feminists that are supporting giving a scholarship to an undocumented female. so if you are undocumented male, you are not qualified for this scholarship unless you have some sort of gender identity crisis. >> i think of places like this with my own children. this is what happens when kids get really really mad at their parents and want to act out o. they go to a school that does stuff like that. here is the principle i'm interested. interested. in the average person in this country, not rich people and not poor people. both of them are covered. they are set. the average middle class person really swetsz he college and worried about it. it. super expensive. college doesn't do much to help those people. why is that? why are they helping illegal aliens before helping middle class measures? >> exactly. at the leadership institute

campus reform, we are reporting on this trend all across the country the thing that i find interesting is that universities are opposed to conservative's train of thought. thought. they are opposed to christian principles on campus or whatever theyment your money to pay for their social activism. using tags pair fund financial aid for undocumented students seeing it in california and new york university creating scholarships exclusively for undocumented students and the average joe, the person that has their children following the law that have worked hard to become citizens or citizens all along they're not reaping the rewards of their good behavior. behavior. those that that are here that are really part of the loud minority are are really bullying these universities into tailoring their school to them. >> it's a middle finger everybody working a second everybody working a second job to send their kids to college. every college student taking on tens of thousands of dollars of debt for a degree

worth nothing. the whole system is a scam and exposed that way to part of the work you have been doing thanks so much caleb. >> thank you very much. >> this campus reform. plane goes down killing four family members on board. walking away from it alive a 7-year-old girl. her amazing story of survival is next. plus, we're ringing in the new year with a look back at all the fun we had on "fox & friends" weekend last year there was a lot of it help us say farewell to 2014. that's coming up. ♪ we are the champions. ♪ we are the champions ♪ no time for losers ♪ cause we are the champions ♪ the world yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast?

♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ ♪ know when to run. ♪ ♪ you never count your money, ♪ ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

first saturday of 2015 as we kick off this new year. why not take time to why not take time to remember the highlights of 2014 and say goodbye. >> 2014 is here. >> 2014 is here. >> "fox & friends" hour one hour two hour three, hour four starts right now. can you believe it's the can you believe it's the fourth hour? >> jam packed show this morning. >> i just want you to get ready for this because it could rock your world. >> go down the hallway and see if you can find tucker. >> oh my gosh, so much more "fox & friends" ahead. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> sorry. >> i get a high five, too. >> my dad is watching by the way. way. hi larry. >> i'm getting warmed up by

ricky. ricky. >> what's going on here? >> yeah, what is that? >> what is this over here? >> don't have it fake it. we are going to. >> live music this morning. >> live music. >> la da'da da'da da'da da'da da >> >> ♪ come on and get me boy ♪ lay me down and love me just right ♪ tell it me it's just a kiss ♪ don't tell me he's just a boy ♪ i fell in to a burning ring of fire ♪ going down down down ♪ to the flames getting higher. >> anna b. kooiman really a great singer ♪ memories ♪ put some music on the soft and slow ♪ rolling down highway 41. ♪ you can pull out a little bit here? ♪ terrible dance moves

involved involved ♪ ♪ >> we also have a goat coming up in the show. there is a lot going on today. >> how do i follow that? >> kiss the goat. >> now on to puppy business. >> he jumps 33 feet. >> long jumper we had on the show. show. >> jack can joiner kirstie. ♪ >> in our studio. >> we have stuff going on on the plaza all the time. >> oblong and round to be able to get -- >> keep it going. >> every weekend we have some sort of an obstacle course. course.

>> whoa. >> you can do it. >> might have pulled something. is there a doctor in the house. house. >> rick got hurt last week. >> do you have workers' comp. we have a lawyer here jonathan junior. >> oh my god. >> even had an ambulance come. come. >> rick, i see some changes coming for with you that leg injury now. >> calling it the "fox & friends" 15. >> the whole point of the show is the food. >> >> dave, let us know when we are back from commercial break. okay? >> we are. >> we are. >> oh, wait a minute. what? >> that's -- shake shake shake. >> all of a sudden. >> whoa. >> where are we going with this? this? are we still on air? i think we need to go to weather. microphone is not on. >> fortunately we are not on live tuition. >> i have to say this may be the best suit. >> whoa. i love it.

>> start your engines. >> usa usa. usa. usa. >> it is a great show. i would watch this show. >> thank you so much for waking up with us. >> auction. thanks to megan mcdonald for producing that so well. >> that was a great tease. i don't even remember any of this. this. >> she made it look like it was fun. >> it was fun. >> you hurt your knee. >> it was fun. >> still paying for that. >> this is my second year on the show as of today. >> happy anniversary. >> thank you. >> this is your. >> ninth almost. >> but all kind of blends together in this happy boy i can't base of awesomeness. >> we had a food segment one day and we were going to taste it my one rule is i don't eat on tv. i'm not eating on tv. >> you are on the wrong show. show. and look at you now. >> my new rules i don't

compete against anna. obstacle course against anna and you spanked me so thoroughly so badly i'm never doing that again. i'm not breaking that rule. >> one thing i noticed from this video is that things are never as good as you think they are or as bad as you think they are, right? i remember of the shake shake shake, shake shake shake and i did the martini or whatever it was everywhere. everywhere. i thought it was so bad. so embarrassed watching it was not that bad. >> highlight of the year. that was so -- your recovery was graceful. >> what were y'all's favorite memories. favorite memories. >> the one that sticks out of in my head is the leg. going to the daytona 500. none of that is in there. it's my favorite event of every year absolutely love it. it. >> one year the producer went with me rick reichmuth is going to kill you. >> that was my favorite moment though with the leg not you getting hurt. i had encouraged him to do that inline skating race and rick hit the wall about 150 miles per hour. so when he said it wasn't fractured i said oh my god

that's wonderful news. that's wonderful news. >> you went with me to the hospital. >> i did. i wanted to seat x-ray. >> a lot about workers' comp. comp. >> what was your favorite? >> oh. >> there are so many. >> yeah. >> some. >> i like our regulars. i like huckabee, father jonathan. jonathan. >> huckabee is coming up soon. >> actually, you know what my favorite one was, it didn't end up in there the day i was squatting. i think i had a marine on my back. back. it was like one of the obstacle courses. >> you know what? there is no better show to work on. work on. >> that's true. >> hands down. >> best folks. nicest folks. true. terrific. terrific. and you are terrific. thank you for being with the thank you for being with the the best. coming up, they are in our country illegally. now they can get drivers license. license. now it's costing millions it put illegals behind the wheels. wife are we doing it? governor huckabee here at the top of the hour would you put her in the same category as jesus martin luther king? the material girl madonna responds to backlash after

she says she is just like them.

okay, call me crazy, but i like it when my hygienist lets me know i'm doing a good job. i like it when my toothpaste lets me know too. that's why i went pro. go pro with crest pro-health. it's specially formulated for an intensive clean. it's great. i can really feel it deep cleaning my mouth. for a clean that's 4x better try these crest pro-health products together. my hygienist is going to love this. crest pro-health protects all these areas dentists check most. go pro, with crest pro-health i knew i was going to nail it. yep, i did! go, go, go, go, go! in the nation, misfortune doesn't take a holiday. but add brand new belongings from nationwide and we'll replace stolen or destroyed items with brand-new versions.

making sure every season is the season of giving. just another way we put members first. join the nation ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪♪

hi everyone, and good morning. morning. today is saturday, the third of january, 2015. i'm anna kooiman. we begin with a fox news alert. unbelievable story of a unbelievable story of a little girl knocking on a complete stranger's door after this. >> she said that her mommy and dad were dead and that she had been in a plane crash. crash. >> hear more from that man straight ahead on "fox & friends." >> and then president obama ready to punish north korea for hacking into sony pictures so more sanctions? will that really do anything to detour our enemies? governor mike huckabee here to weigh in next. >> then, one of these things is certainly not like the

other. other. madonna raising eyebrows for this comparison. is she really just like jesus christ? well, i don't think so. mornings are better with friends. hi, this is judge jean pirro you are watching "fox & friends." friends." please be seated. >> welcome everybody and welcome into the first weekend edition of "fox & friends" weekend. peter johnson jr. in for clayton. clayton. tucker carlson and i'm anna kooiman. >> going to be a good year. can you feel it. can you feel it. >> i can feel it? >> let's get right to that fox news alert. amazing story of survival. 7-year-old girl lives after a plane crashes in western kentucky. kentucky. four of her family members on board are dead. brand new video into "fox & friends" of the scene near the wreckage. that's where police say the disoriented little girl walked from that area through the woods with no shoes on. to a nearby home for help. earlier we spoke to larry wilkins, the man who answered the door she said

that her mommy and daddy were dead and that she had been in a plane crash. that brought eyes to my eyes too. too. i thanked god that i was here when they come to the door. she is a brave little girl. >> certainly is she was taken to the hospital where she is expected to be okay. four other people on board were killed. the little girl's mother and father. father. her 9-year-old sister and 14-year-old cousin. air traffic controllers say the plane reported engine problems shortly before losing contact. they were heading to mt. vernon, illinois from key west, florida. later today, hundreds of mourners will gather in brooklyn for the wake of nypd officer wenjian liu. the 32-year-old and his partner officer ramos were killed december 20th while sitting inside heir patrol car. ahead the of the wake nypd police officer bill bratton warning officers not to turn their black backs on mayor

bill de blasio like they did last weekend at rafael ramos' funeral. wenjian liu's funeral is tomorrow. tomorrow. leveling a home and leaving one person dead a second person was seriously injured. back-to-back blasts were heard and a huge cloud of smoke could be seen for from miles away. >> it was snowing insulation. unbelievable. >> it was loud. amazing how quickly a house can get leveled. >> neighbors say the family living at the home recently complained to the gas company about problems. no word on what actually caused the explosion. and take a look at this scene on a new hampshire highway. a 35 car pileup crumbled cars can be seen all over the road way there. at least 12 people hurt but are expected to be okay. a tractor-trailer went up into flames. sudden white out conditions called a snow squall and icy roadways are being blamed. those are your headlines. >> thanks, anna.

>> joining us on the couch as does every saturday we're grateful to have former governor mike huckabee. >> happy new year. >> good to be all of. >> you do you feel safer that president has declared north korea sanctions 11th time. time. >> i'm glad he has done it he has also said and i think this is smart other things they will do and won't say what they are going to be. that's smart. senator thing to say you are going to retaliated and make people pay for what they have done. very stupid thing to say here is what i'm not going to do. this is typical of the president. president. he normally says this is what we're not going to do you should never announce the limitations remember dirty harry in the clinton eastwood movies when he says a man has got to know his limitations? be smart enough to know them but never stupid enough to announce them to your opponents. opponents. >> yeah like put boot on the ground. >> you never ever admit your limitations to your opponent. opponent. that's not smart. >> do you think they are afraid of this president? >> no. >> do you think this madea is really

afraid of him? >> why would he be? everybody in the world has seen how he has handled putin and iran and goes and makes nice with the worst people on earth. i don't think they have any real fear that he is going to do anything substantial. you know, may tweak them a little bit economically. tell many some people they can't come into the united can't come into the united states and they can't get their bank accounts access. do they really fear that this is a president that draws a red line and keeps it? it? he hasn't so far in six years. why would they think that he saidenly found his will? i doubt it. >> so what do you make of the latest analysis of how the department of homeland security is doing by tom coburn the retiring senator. oversight committee in the senate found that basically dysfunctional? dysfunctional? >> it is dysfunctional for a lot of reasons. not the least of which is the creation of dhs right after 9/11 was a hastily put together idea. good on paper. terrible in practice many of

us governors at that time fought diligently against this mammoth organization for the large reason taking all these agencies under one umbrella treated everything as if it was criminal. what it has done in the sense of security we have 700 miles of totally unsecured border. we not secured a border. a country without a real border is not a country at all. all. failed to understand that the reason that people should be checked when they come in is to protect those of us who are already here legally. it's not that we don't want people to immigrate. it's that we only want people to come here if they want to make america better that ought to be the real question or criteria. do you want to make america better and be an american. if not go somewhere else. >> you understand this is to help us understand it. one of the findings is only 3 in 100 of illegals will ever be deported i mean i thought the numbers were bad

i couldn't believe they were that bad. illegal and sneak across the border. border. you don't have to be a math major at stanford to understand there is 97% chance you are never ever going to be made to leave the country no matter why you came. what you came. you could be carting a grenade in your pocket. and 97% of the time you are not going to be escorted back. back. >> why do we have this charade that agents deporting people that there is a process that this government is really robust about it why do we engage in that fiction? >> well, same kind of fiction we have seen all along. along. if you like your health plan you can keep him. insurance is going to cost you less money. benghazi was over a video. this is a 6 year administration that has a succession of failing to succession of failing to tell the truth. and then being completely obtuse about their lack of telling the truth. >> on some of the other things coming out of this report, $700 million annually spent on cyber security but we are

struggling to protect ourselves. ourselves. federal and civilian networks. you know, thinking about you know, thinking about everything that just came out of north korea and all of that you just the just how vast this is. is that part of the problem? dealing with storms, dealing with immigration and dealing with cyber security, dealing with many different issues? >> so much bureaucracy. this is the problem with dhs. dhs. i saw it at the state level. whether you have to go through several layers to through several layers to get an answer, it's too much bureaucracy. fema should be separated, for example, that person should directly deal with the president. if you have a tornado, a hurricane, that line of communication shouldn't wind its way through 14 different subagencies and eventually get to a director who makes a decision. the decision needs to be made close to the disaster not a thousand miles away. so it needs to be broken up and create a reasonable and manageable organization. it's not reasonable and manageable right now. manageable right now. >> we have lines wrapped

around blocks of illegal folks getting drivers license at the cost of hundreds of millions of dollars. what's the effect of that short and long-term? >> right after 9/11 there was a big push for the federal government to make federal government to make the states basically be responsible for ids. entry level state workers. they are not trained in forensics. forensics. they are not trained law enforcement. they make drivers license. so, they are not capable, this is not what they are trained to do is to detect fraud. fraud. so why on earth would you make the states responsible and imagine what happens to a state when someone gets an illegal drivers license illegal gets drivers license that would therefore make it illegal. illegal. gets a drivers license. commits a heinous crime and then they say the state should have caught that if the federal government wants to identify people let it be done. a drivers license is not an i.d. it is only a license to drive.

it is not a passport. it is not an affirmation that a person is a citizen. >> the left is defending this by saying in effect this is being done for your safety it's for your benefit and because illegals are already driving this will somehow bring them out of the shadows or whatever. the real isn't to give will legitimacy to illegal aliens. aliens. voting block. >> once you have a drivers license you can get a credit card. card. can you get a voter all of these things come made the drivers license the center poll of our identity. not the smartest thing to do. do. what what she should be doing if you want a drivers license then go through the legal process of being either a legal resident or a citizen. citizen. those are your options. learn to speak the language, that's how you get a drivers license n country. >> not allowed to say that. >> i just did. because you know what? it is to the advantage of the person who comes here. if i go to china and i want to live there, i'm going to be better off if i learn

mandarin than if i try to make sure everybody speaks my language and puts a sign up in english because they are not going to do it. >> tell us about the show tonight, government. tonight, government. >> going to be news made tonight. you need to watch. tease you a little bit and tell you. i promise. i'm not going to tell what you it is. i promise there will be news made and you will be talking about it tomorrow. >> wow. >> powerful segment with a former police officer who former police officer who had to make that life and death decision. 16-year-old girl pointed a gun at him had. he shot, took her life. we're going to talk about the cops' side of having to make that split second decision. i think it will be very powerful. powerful. >> we won't tell anybody what is the news you are going to make tonight? >> i will tell you after the show. >> mike huckabee, thanks a lot for joining us. >> nice to be with you guys. >> happy new year to you too. >> sudden rise of isis made news in 2014. seemed to take the white house by surprise. what's the terror group's future for 2015. next guest has a chilling

prediction. prediction. >> one of these things is certainly not like the other. madonna raising eyebrows for this comparison. is she really just like jesus?

crest presents: crest 3d white whitestrips vs. whitening trays. these trays feel a little loose. it's kind of hard to talk. the whitestrips really grip. i can't even move these. look at that. ugh. i feel like the gel is oozing out a little bit. i'm not sure how this is going to work. hmmmmm... crest supreme flexfit whitestrips grip securely around the curves of your teeth to safely whiten below the enamel surface for dramatic results that last up to 12 months. it says it whitens like a $500 professional treatment. oh, nice! that is awesome. crest 3d white whitestrips. the way to whiten. ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪ here we go, here we go here we go. ♪ fifty omaha set hut ♪ ♪ losing feeling in my toes ♪ ♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪

♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪ with the help of comfort keepers, i'm keeping my mom healthy! i'm keeping dad on schedule. i'm keeping my mom happy! comfort keepers in-home professional caregivers can provide meal planning and preparation, health and wellness services and personal care services through custom care plans that can change as needs change, so your aging loved ones can stay happy and healthy in their own home. ♪

rise of isis there were a number of big big news stories in 2014. what happened when the media spotlight went in a dinner direction? here now to update us is "u.s.a. today's" washington bureau chief susan page. good morning susan. thanks for being here. >> good morning great to be with you. >> let's go through a bunch of these stories. flight 370 malaysian airplane that went down. what happened with that story? >> i wish we knew. that is truly one of the big mysteries. mysteries. not just of the year, of the decade. maybe more. who would have thought at the time that plane went down or disappeared that we would be at the end of the year and we would still not have a piece of wreckage or a clear sense about what happened to the plane and all those people? let's hope we find out more in 2015 because this is truly is something that has just really been baffling. >> incredible year for

malaysian airlines. bad year for malaysian airlines generally including one being shot down. sudden be rise of isis, huge story, maps, videos breakdowns, tell us about breakdowns, tell us about what happened with that story. story. >> you know, here is one thing interesting about that i think a year ago if we had been talking, i wouldn't have known what isis was. it wouldn't have been, you know, in my -- i think a lot of americans would be in the same situation. now it clearly has forced the obama administration to change its policies in terms of trying to get out of iraq and trying to distance itself from the conflict in syria. syria. we now have a situation where we are looking ahead in 2015. we are going to see the deployment, the continued deployment of u.s. bombers big bombing campaign. the effort to get a ground force in place there to battle isis and, you know, i think it was the shock of that video that showed journalist james folly being beheaded that really brought this to america's attention and made it impossible to not pay attention to. and something that, you know, a lot of alarm this is going to have big

consequences in iraq. and it was even see the emergence of an alliance between isis and al qaeda going ahead. that would be very bad news for u.s. interests. >> that's absolutely true. the third story i want to focus on is the v.a. scandal. scandal. we did a lot of it here at fox. fox. i know you covered it extensively as well. we went to washington. we brought thousands of veterans complaints to washington. what happened with the v.a. scandal? how has america responded? where are we on that story right now. right now. >> there has been bipartisan concern about treatment of our vets. all these veterans coming home from iraq and afghanistan. the pressure of the older vets, the baby boomer vets who served in vietnam and elsewhere getting to the age where they need more medical care clearly big problems at the v.a. overhaul, that problem not solved. one that's going to be, -- the pressure on that builds as the need for attention to americans veterans continues. continues. surely there is no greater obligation we have to -- as

than to the people who served and kept us safe abroad. >> a new 16 billion-dollar bill to provide more service to veterans. now we continue to hear stories about folks not getting what they need people responsible for that candle not getting the punishment they deserve. now, let's talk about the obama administration against the press. let's hear what you had to say about this administration and whether they are a danger to the freedom of the press. >> this administration has been more restrictive and more challenging to the press. press. more dangerous to the press, really than any administration in american history in terms of legal investigations and so on and i think access to the white house has just gotten worse and worse. i'm worried that whatever happens with this administration. administration. that's the new floor for the next administration we many never regain access. ability to do our job. unless we just constantly fight the battles.

>> what a courageous statement on the battle? has the white house changed its tune since is you made that statement in october? >> i think we have seen some signs of the obama administration taking steps to address. so concerns that the news media have had. we have seen the attorney general eric holder saying his biggest regret as attorney general was naming james rosen a fox news reporter as a co-response sitter in a leak investigation. investigation. we have seen efforts seen to resolve the case against james refinery the "new york times" reporter who has maced the threat of prison if he won't name an anonymous source. but we continue to have big concerns about the treatment of freedom of information act requests. and access to what the u.s. military is doing. this is a battle that we must never stop fighting and certainly one that we have had to fight with the obama administration. administration. >> well said. susan page thanks for your smart comments and courage for speaking out. we will see you soon. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> be well. americans skipping the doctor. doctor. why? because of high deductibles.

you have those now too, don't you? wasn't obama care supposed to fix that problem so more people could see more doctors? doctors? and should you really just let your baby cry it snout just cry baby cry. well, it all depends. we're busting some of the most popular baby myths next. i don't like babies crying. micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture everyday.

introducing dance-all-you-want bladder leak protection. new always discreet underwear for sensitive bladders from always, the experts in feminine protection new always discreet underwear absorbs heavy bladder leaks faster than the leading brand, so you can feel comfortably dry. plus always discreet has a discreet fit that hugs your curves. you barely feel it. new always discreet underwear. now bladder leaks can feel like no big deal. because, hey, pee happens.

does a freshly printed presentation fill you with optimism? then you might be gearcentric. get a $15 gift card when you buy $75 in hp ink or any hp toner multipack. office depot & officemax. gear up for great.

quick headlines for you. suspected al qaeda terrorist is dead just days before his trial in new york city.

anasa al anybodiy slated to stand trial earlier this month on charges he planned the east africa embassy problems in 198 8. he died first in an american hospital last night after undergoing surgery. and this u.s. spy -- could be a fake. brand new report says row -- rolando was feeding false information back to the trust cuba. the u.s. government knew he was a feak. he was one of the spies released in exchange for the cuba five just recently by president obama. anna? anna? >> all right tucker thanks so much. 23 minutes after the hour. some words of advice for raising a baby or passed on to generations to generation, of course. do what your momma told you. how many of these tips really work and how many don't? here to bust some the biggest and outdated myths allen miller weighedman. and thanks for being with us. us. >> good morning, of course. first up babies sleeping in dark quiet rooms is not the best place for them.

>> so, no. actually i always tharmd infants being discharged from the hospital actually sleep with a fan in the room. room. this helps to circulate the air and also been shown to reduce the incidence of sids and providing white noise to help soolt them. >> natural white noise. why does it reduce sids do we know? we know? >> we don't know the exact eteddology or reason shown major reduction in incidence of sids. >> classical music whether they are in the womb or young infants is that a good idea? idea? >> classical music is great to have on in the background it could certainly be very soothing to infants. doesn't help to bolster their iq. >> it doesn't? come on. come on. >> i wish it did. certainly listening to classical music is far better than putting a screen in front of a baby and having any sort of screen time which is not recommended below the age of two years per the american academy recommendation. >> what about letting babies cry it out? do we need to let them just cry and cry and cry or divoo we pick them up.

>> this is a hotly debated topic. topic. what i recommend is that babies below four months of age they require a lot of sort of attention and if they are crying, it's usually die to concrete fixed reasons such as they are hungry, they have a wet diaper, they feel too hot or too cold. it's important for parents to not ignore the signs that your baby is telling you. especially when they're below four months of age. >> when they are below four months of age their brains haven't developed enough to manipulate like the older ones. ones. >> absolutely. they are not mature enough to learn how to self-sooth. when your baby is oldser sleep plan with pedestrian trition and devising what is the most medicine tholg medicine tholg for you. >> stomach back beings back down on the glid always put your baby to sleep on his or her back. this is really made some significant impact on the rate of sudden infant death syndrome. syndrome. i do not recommend that infants be sort of propped up or put on their sides

because the risk that they can flip over and then be on their bellies, it can be very detrimental to them. >> what about all these new products that companies are trying to push with the different pillows and different ways? >> i'm not a big fan. babies should really be sort of swaddled with a mattress that's a very firm mattress and they should not have any loose articles of clothing in the crib. >> what about trying to get your babies to sleep by putting rice into their milk bottles? bottles? does that help? >> absolutely not. this does not help time prove infant sleep. actually it can be a choking hazard and choking risk. babies can as spur rate the rice cereal into their lungs. lungs. >> very baby i have been around very colicky and mother would baby rice in their bottle, good idea. >> absolutely not. babies below 6 months of age do not require any additional support such as breast milk or formula. >> thank you so much for debunking all those myths. learning a lot this morning. thank you. 27 minutes after the hour. family watching fireworks

when something terribly goes wrong. >> [explosion] [screams] >> this fire work show hits way too close to home. that story ahead. plus, hope this guy isn't afraid of heights. what went wrong that left him dangling over the las vegas strip. ♪

test test test test. test test. test test. this is a test. this is a test.

[ female announcer ] a 3d white smile has the power to captivate. [ all cheering ] ♪ ♪ that's why shakira uses... crest 3d white with whitelock technology, removing up to ninety percent of surface stains and locking out future stains. so your smile always steals the show. and to get even faster whitening use this collection for a whiter smile in just 2 days. crest 3d white. life opens up with a whiter smile. good morning, everyone. we're back with a fox news alert. the main wreckage from air asia flight 8501 has been found in the java sea. >> international search crews are now working to recover that wreckage and more victims. bad weather in the area is making it difficult. >> fox news correspondent david piper is live in bangkok with the the latest on the search. david, what's happening? >> well, good morning to

you. indonesia officials say search teams have found four large objects on the ocean floor and they seem confident that they are parts of the missing air asia plane. the large objects are found by an indonesia ship sonar in the joint chief of staff is a sea. they are planning to send down remotely operated vehicle to take pictures of the objects which are about 100-foot down. bad weather and rough seas continue to make that difficult. so far officially, 30 bodies have been recovered. that's the same number as yesterday. it's thought most of the bodies of the 162 people on board the air bus are still trapped in the fuselage of the aircraft. a flotilla of ships, including uss sampson of the fort worth are continuing to search for bodies and debris in the rough seas. the recovery of the black box recorders is key to finding out what caused the plane to crash. so far they haven't been able to pick up their signals. the air asia jet disappeared while flying from from indonesia to singapore last sunday. it's being revealed today

that the air flight wasn't registered to fly on sundays it could other days of the week. the transport agency has decided to suspend air asia flights oon that route for now. back to you. >> thanks, david. >> 32 minutes after the hour. other stories making headlines this saturday now. the rise of health insurance deductibles crippling middle class americans four out of fen people say they are skipping doctors' appoint wants because they can't afford to pay up. the cost for deductible has more than doubled in the past 8 years. rising from $580 to 1200. that's on top of co-pays, co-insurance, and the cost of prescriptions or procedures. insane video shows the moment a new year's eve celebration in brazil take as terrifying turn. [explosion] [screams] >> a family watching fireworks from a balcony when a rogue rocket crashes into them.

a woman and two children burned. but they are expected to be okay. it's not yet clear how the rocket ended up being fired. i hope guy is not afraid of heights. a tourist spends an hour dangling from a zip line over the las vegas strip. firefighters had to rescue the man after he got stuck 80 feet up in the air. it's not clear what caused the zip line to jam. officials say it's the second time it's happened since the spring there. and can you tell the difference between this bird chirping? and this bird chirping? well it, turns out birds of a feather get buzzed together. the first bird you heard was stone called sober. the second totally drunk. part of a study, a real one this is really happening folks, a study out of oregon where they test bird's speech patterns when they have consumed alcohol. birds, like humans slur their speech. they are ideal for the

research because humans and birds have similarly wired brains. those your headlines. >> clearly the people who conducted the study have brains wired like birds. >> bird brain? >> if you wake up in the morning and you find that you have devoted your life to studying the effect of alcohol on bird chirping you know you have taken a wrong turn somewhere. >> they will be taking a wrong turn. putting these birds in cars next and test the drinking. >> oh goodness, your taxpayer dollars hard at work. >> pretty good. >> rick reichmuth. >> kind of awesome. i think it would be so cool to be so specialized in one little thing like that. wouldn't it be cool? >> it would be awesome if like the public pays for it. >> i guess rick. >> that's true. all right, guys. take a look at the weather maps. lots going on across the country. a lot of weather. rain and snow and the threat for severe weather. this is the future radar across the mid-atlantic into the northeast and ohio valley. we will see the snow spread in with the rain behind it warmer air will be filtering

in. warm front is going to move on through. you notice a lot of snow throughout the area, starting today. and then overnight and tomorrow it becomes all rain as the warmer air moves. in snowfall totals i think are going to be pretty light. some areas maybe 3 to 4 inches or so and then we will see the rain move in on top of it. it will be a slushy kind of yucky mix. all of that moving in throughout the day today and tomorrow. get ready for kind of a gloomy one. down to the southeast. look at all of that rain, especially from up through jackson and in towards huntsville,alabama. all those areas looking for threat of severe weather today including possibly a tornado or two. panhandle of texas and oklahoma a little bit of snow flurries. see that snow spread throughout much of the central plains today as well. colder air comes in behind it out across the west. we have that big snow across arizona and california this he can would. we can't seem to warm the temperatures up that much just yet. los angeles only getting to 62 today. all right, guys back to you. >> all right. rick. thanks so much. >> thank you rick.

>> madonna has a new album out. no? no one else has either. she is doing her best to publicize it and doing so by making increasingly outrageous statements. here is the late latest. she has compared herself to martin luther king nelson mandela and jesus. >> she is bound herself up. got ropes around her head or taken sharpies and marked herself up. and then marks all these other historical figures up as well. >> if you one of her on the cover of the album, you see the title is called rebel heart. and her defense for all of this is that all of the people that she has posted on social media with these pictures also had rebel hearts and tried to kind of buck the trend of everything society was trying to tell them. she also had the greenwich from how the grinch stole christmas and miley cyrus and lady gaga. that pushes it far enough. but are you really going to push it to it jesus christ and compare yourself to him? >> it's such a well trod path. i'm a rebel because i attack jesus? really? if you were a rebel, that done that you would get

married, have kids, join an evangelical church and quit working to start baking and ironing. that would be rebellion. but beating up on jesus like, that's so boring. she is saying she is not beating up on jesus. she is saying jesus is great because he has a rebel heart. >> she is a sad aging publicity seeker who is now eligible for aarp and ought to be out of the pop game entirely. >> she did turn 56 in august. here is what she says on her facebook page. i'm sorry i'm not comparing myself to anyone. i'm admiring and acknowledging their rebel heart and misspelling their there. >> i also did it with michael jackson and freda fridokhalo and marilyn monroe. am i saying i am them? no. >> viewer on facebook says she is desperately seeking attention.

>> yes, she is yeah. >> she used to grow up and act her age, says glory i can't. she does not want to leave the spotlight. stage manager maybe she is strapped for cash. >> katie on facebook says i think she has always thought more of herself than she should. it's all ego and quite frankly embarrassing. she is worth some $800 million according to the latest statistic. she is doing something right and maybe it's her publicity stunt. >> if you type -- anybody that's on tv type your name into google and get net worth. if someone sent me my net worth? are you kidding? i wish. >> it's all about the face. it's all about the faith. >> because you know i'm all about that bass. >> it's just sad. >> miss megan trainor. >> allen jackson under fire for speaking out in favor of the second amendment. gun control group says they are just not educated.

we have got the debate coming up. >> potential career killer for bono. may never play guitar again. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years.

one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. . . .

♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪

hi, everyone, how are you feeling? we hope you are doing well. quick headlines now. u2's bono may never be able to play guitar again? ♪ i can't live ♪ with or without you ♪ >> tragic if this really happens. the news coming after a freak bike accident last november. doctors gave bono a titanium elbow replacement that's much more limited in its movement. and the new mrs. george clooney could be headed to jail. amal alamuddin clooney a

high profile human rights lawyer said egyptian government arrest her for exploding flaws in judicial system. tucker? >> thank you, anna. comedian jeff foxworthy and country super allen jackson coming under fire for upcoming appearance this april. antigun group called gun control supporters two dangerous and irresponsible policy that gun lobbying supports. is education what they need? here to weigh in is katie pavlich. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> the crime is supporting the bill of rights? >> right. so moms demand action, in every town which is groups that go under michael bloomberg's big gun control groups which we have seen change their names a million times because they can never get anything done under the names that they have had

before. they are pushing out this campaign to educate people like jeff foxworthy and alan jackson about the horrors of the national rifle association. to quote our friend larry the cable guy who is good friends with jeff foxworthy, i don't care how are that's pretty funny right there. sharon watson and her people at bloomberg forget that the nra is made up of millions of people and those millions of people are also fans of people like jeff foxworthy and allen jackson. >> how did gun control work for people in last elections. i don't remember any gun control winning. >> there were victories in washington state with what they call universal background checks and things like that. but when it comes to the way that moms demand and shannon ross who runs moms demand operate is they can't win on the issues and can't win over hearts and minds they instead attack celebrities with public pressure. they did this with jay leno for the shot show. he was supposed to perform at the shot show later this

month. he caved to that pressure. jeff foxworthy and allen jackson are not interested in someone like shannon watts who is find funded by michael bloomberg educating them about the issues. i do want to point out that last year at the nra convention in indianapolis. shannon watts showed up in a fleet of suvs and with armed body guards to protest at the nra. >> wait, wait, wait. no, back up. you are telling me that a progun control activist has an armed body guard, meaning a body guard with a gun? >> multiple multiple armed body guards with a gun who are by the way getting paid by michael bloomberg. you can't make it up. >> wait a second. are you saying that michael bloomberg who doesn't believe that i have the right to protect my family with a gun has armed body guards too? >> i heard it's true. i mean, i saw it with my own eyes. it's crazy. i can't even believe it. yes. they show up to these things in press of gun rights, no matter what they admit. and then they show up with their own armed guards. we should point out when shannon watts showed up last

year. she had about 150 people at her protest. 80,000 people go to the nra convention every year. it's held in a different city around the country every single year. you will get the numbers there i think we know who is winning this battle. >> why doesn't some sensible person start a you first movement. activists, dianne feinstein or president obama. you first, you disarm first. you tell your body guards to trade in their, you know, mp 5's or nine millimeters for skirt guns and then i will follow suit. >> squirt guns or maybe vomiting on demand or all those other things women do to protect themselves against rapists. >> michael bloombergs of the world aren't interested in allowing people to protect themselves. they are interested in control. only people who can afford to have body guards to do so. all you nra people you shouldn't be able to protect yourself. >> if you live between georgetown and malibu you shouldn't have a gun.

thank you for joining us. start the group and i will send you money. >> okay. go online and buy tickets to jeff foxworthy and allen jackson in april. >> amen. thanks indicatey. they defend our freedom abroad. when they come home they are being preyed upon by a new enemy. some say the enemy mortgage lenders. they were left neglected but they never left one another's side. there is an amazing reason why. this morning, can you help these two dogs. they need a home. could it be yours? ♪ i'm singing follow me ♪ everything is all right ♪ i'll be the one to tuck you in at night. can ♪ and if you want to leave fixodent. and forget it.

not all toothbrushes are created equal. oral-b toothbrushes are engineered with end-rounded bristles so brushing doesn't scratch gums. and angled perfectly to remove 90% of plaque for a healthier smile. trust the brand more dentists and hygienists use. oral-b.

well together they are a real sight to see, two cocker

spaniels bouncing back from severe ne fwlekt and one never lets the other out of his sight. they are not brothers but share an incredible bond. >> joining us now the founders of angels among us pet rescue lance white and veterinarian harris wise. plus the two dogs. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> tell us about these dogs. >> well these dogs were -- we got them from a kill shelter here in the georgia area. and they were very malnutritioned, had infections over 90% of their bodies. they look tremendously better than what they were. ear infections. in fact, this is one of the breeds that in georgia that is constantly neglected because of their ear -- they're bound to have ear infections and eye infections, that type of thing. >> well they look like they're

doing great now. obviously you're taking great care of them. they certainly look nourished and happy and also look like they're just inseparable. they keep coming toward each other. both are watching closely. tell us about this inseparable bond that they have. >> well actually this here is denny, and he is completely blind. and drummond here, which is in the red here, is actually partially blind, but he watches out for his brother. and he'll actually make him and guide him when they're outside playing. he'll make sure he doesn't hit a fence or a pole or anything like that. he'll just come by and just kind of herd him around to make sure that he's okay. >> oh, god, that is -- >> these two are definitely bonded. it's kind of like a guide dog for a blind dog. >> that is heartbreakingly cute. so, dr. mike what's the future for these dogs?

>> actually it's very good. it started out -- i'm having trouble with my earpiece. started out in really, really rough shape but they've actually over the last six weeks come back significantly. you know, cocker spaniels, wonderful pets wonderful dogs to have as families, but they do have their own share of issues. skin obviously being one. ear problems. ears flap over they don't allow enough air into the ears. and eye problems. and they suffer from retinal atrophy, glaucoma, dry eye syndrome, so they have a lot of issues. and unfortunately i think both these guys have most of them. >> are the two looking for a home to be in together? why is that and what type of home are you looking for? >> well, i'm looking for a home for both of them to be together because really denny just needs to have the eyes of drummond here. and so we're looking for forever

home for both of them together. right now we actually are currently looking far foster home. they're living at a veterinary clinic for right now until we can find them a good foster home. we are a foster-based organization here in atlanta and so we don't actually have a facility, so we need foster homes for them too. but better yet a forever home. >> boy i had a blind cocker spaniel for years, and they're just -- despite their disability they're amazingly adaptable. as you said they're just the sweetest dogs ever. so just to be clear, you want to find a home for these two guys together. you don't want to separate them. >> we can't separate them. no. >> and we just have -- >> too hard on them. >> we have about 30 seconds left, but i want you to talk about angels among us, the pet rescue. >> angels among us is a pet rescue here in atlanta. and we are actually the one

rescue that takes the ones that nobody else wants. we're the ones that take the animals that are hurt that are damaged, and we rehabilitate them, we raise money through facebook to rehabilitate these animals and we find them their forever homes. >> good. >> only been in operation for five years and we rescued over 7,000 dogs and cats. >> good for you. that is the lord's work and our viewers love dogs and support you. thanks to you both. >> thank you. >> if you are at home are happy to provide denny and drummond a home together fref go to our website. >> knowing our viewers the phones will be ringing off the hook. coming up on the program, should programs will be allowed to spank their children for misbehaving? one dad sparking outrage for calling police to supervise. our parent panel has a lot to say about that next hour. plus they're in our country illegally and now they can get a driver's license. it's costing you millions to put

illegals behind the wheel. you psyched for that? happy 2015. ♪ nothing beats that new car smell ♪ ♪ chicken parm you taste so good ♪ ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ ♪ mmm mmm mmm mm mmm mm mmmmmm ♪

okay, call me crazy, but i like it when my hygienist lets me know i'm doing a good job. i like it when my toothpaste lets me know too. that's why i went pro. go pro with crest pro-health. it's specially formulated for an intensive clean. it's great. i can really feel it deep cleaning

my mouth. for a clean that's 4x better try these crest pro-health products together. my hygienist is going to love this. crest pro-health protects all these areas dentists check most. go pro, with crest pro-health i knew i was going to nail it. yep, i did! today is saturday the 3rd of january, 2015. i'm anna kooiman with a "fox news alert." a little girl becomes the sole survivor after she manages to walk away from a plane crash that carried her entire family making it on her own to a complete stranger's door and takes a knock. >> she said that her mommy and dad were dead and that she had been in a plane crash. >> the man who opened the door speaking first on fox this morning. >> and if you thought it was frustrating waiting in line at the dmv and of course you did

buckle up. now you might have to wait longer because illegals are lined up to get behind the wheel and guess who's paying for it? you are. and forget textbooks. medical students now getting a lesson in sign fell? -- seinfeld? >> i had so much promise. i was personable. i was bright. oh, maybe not academically speaking. >> do you want that doctor diagnosing you? we'll diagnose a great more because it's all better with friends. good morning. it's the first saturday of 2015. nice to see you, anna. >> nice to see you, tucker. >> i'm in for clayton. nice to see you. we have an amazing story that anna mentioned a minute ago. a 7-year-old girl the only survivor of a horrific plane crash last night in kentucky.

a light two-engine prop plane flying from apparently key west, florida, experienced engine trouble a little before 6:00 p.m. the pilot radioed in to air traffic control and said he was having problems. the plane then disappeared from radar and within about a half an hour the sole survivor showed up at a local home. >> and that's after she walks three-quarters of a mile through, i mean, just unbelievable terrain. the neighbor who opened the door said that there had been a terrible ice storm several years ago and it had downed just a ridiculous amount of trees so there were brambles and just thorns everywhere that bloodied up her legs. she had a bloody face, a bloody nose potentially from the plane crash or from walking that long distance in the dark. shows up at his door. here's what he has to say. this is larry. >> i answered the door and there

stood a little girl about 7 years old that was muddy, ha walked about three-quarters of a mile through very very rough terrain. she was barefooted. she had one sock left on her foot. she was dressed for florida weather. they had come out of florida. and it was i don't know close to 40 degrees, maybe a little under, maybe a little over. and she said that her mommy and dad were dead and that she had been in a plane crash and the plane was turned over. so of course i looked out to see if i could see anything and i did not, and i brought her in and laid her down on the couch put a pillow under her feet, lifted her feet up, and called

911. you just can't give the little girl enough credit. i know i'm getting a lot of attention here but she's the one that ought to be getting the attention. i just thank god that i was here when she came to the door. >> and larry wilkins believes that this brave little girl orphaned in this new year's tragedy, followed the light at his home to the door and then knocked on the door. and in that few minutes that they were together after he called 911, he cleaned her up and they forged such a relationship that when the ambulance came this little girl asked that he be allowed to go with her to the hospital. now her only true kin in the world who minutes before had been a stranger a person that she would probably never meet at any time in her lifetime becoming her savior in that particular moment. so a story of terrible tragedy but a story of pluck and survival and the hume.

spirit. >> and he says that he does hope to see her again but that the emts did not allow him to go in the ambulance with her. you know, as soon as they got there and they're putting the neck brace on her, she felt uncomfortable and of course she was scared and shaken up from everything that had happened. he could barely get her name out of her. he cleaned up the blood off her body with a wash cloth and just tried to help her out. she was the only person -- or she was the only person that she knew in that moment and he wasn't allowed to go with her. >> a poor decision on the part of the ambulance attendants following rules in forsaking a person in need in the process of doing so. what a shame. this is a girl who just lost both her parents and a sister and her cousin in the plane crash and moreover was aware of it. larry said the first thing she said was there's been a plane crash and my parents were killed. she was aware of what happened. >> he could not believe she had walked the path she walked to reach his home. >> to be able to find her way through all that.

we'll continue to follow this story. now other stories making headlines. in another "fox news alert," new information just in from southeast asia. two more large parts from the crashed air asia flight 8501 has been found at the bottom of the java sea bringing the total number to four this morning. right now search-and-rescue crews trying to deploy remote-controlled vehicles to investigate 100 feet under water. but rough seas making the recovery effort nearly impossible. this as inld neegs officials reveal the doomed plane did not have the right permit to fly from indonesia to singapore when it vanished one week ago. an explosion rocked the chicago suburb leveling a home and leaving one person dead. a second person back-to-back blasts were hurt in a huge cloud of smoke could be seen from miles away. >> it was snowing insulation. it was just unbelievable. >> it's loud. loud. just amazing how quickly a house

can get leveled. >> neighbors say the family living at the home recently complained to the gas company about problems. no word yet on what actually caused the explosion. later today hundreds of mourners will gather in brooklyn for the wake of nypd officer wenjian liu. the 32-year-old an his parter in rafael ramos were killed execution style december 20th sit inside their patrol car. bill bratton warning officers not to turn their backs on mayor bill de blasio like they did last weekend president. one lucky niece is safe and sound after three alaskan snowmobilers freed it from an avalanche. the snowmobilers were riding northeast of anchorage when they spotted the animal's snout sticking out of a fresh avalanche. they eventually thought it was a skier but after about ten minutes of digging the moose stood up, shook off all the

snow, and ran away. >> nice people. what other people would spend time digging out a moose? >> a living creature. >> hey rick. >> close encounter with a moose. they're amazing animals. >> big. >> huge. a lot of weather going on across the country throughout the day today, eastern half of the country at least. all of this rain, some will be severe and there's snow to be had as well snow starting this morning across the panhandle of texas and oklahoma head spoog towards kansas. throughout the day that is going to spread off towards the north. you also notice this right here, that's the next disturbance moving in from canada and that's going to bring some very cold air and some snow. so over the next couple days some areas of chicago you'll see a couple inches. we'll see some areas maybe up to about 5 inches across parts of iowa. that's the snow. then the cold air comes in and it's going to be really cool. take a look what happens in

chicago during overnight hours. typically this time of year you get to about 17 degrees for your average low. tonight you're going to be 29 and then everything changes, much of this week thur looks like it's the coldest morning looking at a temperature of about minus 13 degrees. so the cold air will be there. today not that bad. tomorrow is when we start to see that get in here. by the time we get to thursday it's everywhere, all the way down across the deep south, all across the eastern seaboard and temps into the teens for almost everybody. >> ew. >> i know this is unreasonable but i still kind of hold you personally responsible for weather. >> i think that's crazy. i hear it all the time. >> i'm not the only one. all right. there's disturbing new thefd morning that isis is even more evil than we imagined. that's saying a lot. apparently the group was already planning to create the next generations of terrorists and doing so by recruiting young mothers and teaching them to raise jihadi babies.

they call it the sister's role in jihad. how do you raise a jihadi baby? well you teach the child martial arts teach them to target shoot with toy weapons opinion. >> and teach them to do kas calisthenics at a young age. oliver north went on the record last night sayingitis a lot bigger than isis. this is something we've seen from terrorist groups and any leader that's wanted to spread nasty messages around the world so that it can go on for generations to come. take a listen to colonel north. >> these aren't really wives in the traditional sense we see it in the west. these are chattel as far as radical islam is concerned. it's misogyny, sexual slavery justified by claiming they want to breed more jihadis but it's nothing new. adolf hitler did this al qaeda did this in sudan in the '90s. every radical islamic group has

done the same thing hamas, boko haram haram. it's not a plan at all. it's nothing but an excuse for rape and scaring them into raising their children according to their rules. >> the arab spring become a jihadi winter and every time we decide that we're more exceptional and we engage in american nationalism and patriotism, we're held to count for it and calmed to task that somehow we shouldn't be doing that. look at this new generation of hitler youth. >> it's really unbelievable. they are almost a parody of evil, almost a hollywood version. not only do they behead people rapists, indoctrinating children. it's real and it means whatever happens in iraq or syria tomorrow we're going to be dealing with generations of lunatics. >> especially when they're brainwashed at such a young age. it's going to be ingrained in them, not something they have to be taught later on. it will be something within the fiber of their being, even more

scary. coming up on the show senator harry reed rushed to the hospital with a broken face and ribs. details on what happened and how he'sing to this morning. then they defend our freedom but they're being preyed upon by a new enemy. mortgage lenders. how our troops are getting scammed.

what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13 ® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain difficulty breathing and may even put you in the hospital. prevnar 13 is used in adults 50 and older to help prevent infections from 13 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. you should not receive prevnar 13 if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. if you have a weakened immune system, you may have a lower response to the vaccine. common side effects were pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site. limited arm movement, fatigue, head ache muscle or joint pain less appetite, chills, or rash. even if you've already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine,

prevnar 13 ® may help provide additional protection. get this one done. ask your healthcare professional about prevnar 13 ® today.

good morning, everyone. a new report says lenders are exploiting military families through high interest rates and hidden fees. >> here with more details is military family financial expert and the authors of "heroes at home: help and hope for america's military families," elie kay. thanks for join us. >> thanks. great to be with you today.

>> tell us how this works and why you believe it's not legitimate. >> well, the cfpb actually came out with a recent report of very specific instances. for example, some of these learns are charging as much as 300% for an auto title loan and for regular loans that they provide to military families their interest rates are as high as 584%. and they're basically getting around the existing law through a number of loopholes that they try to do to tweak the laws as they exist right now to be able to take advantage of military members and their families. >> you say that some of these military members are being targeted because they're young or they're distracted by their missions or their deployments. what are some of the other reasons you feel like they're in the crosshairs? >> well, one of the reasons they're in the crosshairs is because they have regular income that's coming in and one of the ways they're getting -- these

lenders are getting around the law is instead of calling it a payday loan they're calling it different types of products. for example, an advance deposit product. those kinds of things. because they know that they can get money when they look at the deposits that are coming in on a regular basis and they give these military members an advance on those deposits they make them open ended instead of closed ended, and they tweak the law in a lot of different ways to be able to take advantage of our military members and of their spouses. >> yeah, i mean, silly me i thought we had usery laws in every state that protected people against that kind of lending. what can military families do? is there a recourse? where can they go for help and wise counsel on this? >> absolutely. one of the things i do on a regular basis is provide financial education some 100 time a year. one of the things i military members to do is go to their family readiness center. every branch has one. they have financial readiness officers that are there.

let them look over the paper work on any type of loan before you agree to it. the second thing you can do is go to a variety of foundations, usaa has a wonderful foundation that provides financial education on multiple levels. the pen fed foundation offers what's called an arc loan specifically in an answer to the payday loans. you can boar reup to $500 for only a $5 service fee up to 30 days. so that's a great option. then the third thing that you can do is to go to militaryonesource.com and get connected with an mflc military family life counselor and they can walk you through any type of loan you're thinking of taking out. so there is some culpability on the part of military families because they should do their due diligence and they have the resources to be able to do that. >> just share those resources with us. elie kay, military family and financial expert thanks for your time. >> thank you, anna. up next this morning a major

government mistake ripping off millions of dollars from americans' social security checks. we'll have the details. should parents be allowed to spank their kids for misbehaving? one father has sparked some outrage for calling cops to supervise his spanking so he didn't get charged with anything. our parent panel has a lot to say about this when we come back. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees from the bank where no branches equals great rates.

[thinking] there i was. another holiday... ...stuck at the kids' table... ...again.

then it happened. every boy's dream... ...i got called up to the big leagues. i was finally a man, on my way to shaving, driving and staying up past midnight. [reddi wip spray sound] being an adult is overrated. holidays aren't the same without the real cream of reddi wip. the sound of reddi wip is the sound of joy.

$500 million owed to social security recipients. a new report says nearly half a million people have been underpaid, some dramatically since 2008, the year this president was elected.

investigation finds mistakes go uncorrected because of a lack of oversight. well senate democratic leader harry reed released from the hospital after falling on exercise equipment and breaking several ribs and bones in his face. he says he's ready to get back to work when our new congress begins this tuesday and he has a new job. peter? thanks tucker pap dad in florida stirring up a heated debate after he called police to have them watch him discipline his daughter because he didn't want to get in trouble for spanking her too hard. our parenting panel here to weigh in. let's welcome mental health consultant from asw.com stephanie weiss "real housewives" of new jersey cast member jacqueline lorita and the business of living radio host and author of me, incorporated, scott ventrela. stephanie, spanking number one, and calling the police to supervise. what is going on in this society. >> i don't know because i don't

believe in spanking. >> okay. >> calling the police, i mean is i'm sure the child was extremely mortified and embarrassed and spanking a child and calling the police to watch them, i mean is he trying to cover his tracks so that he doesn't get in trouble orfor it? he must have been thinking he would have spanked the child that hard. >> a lot of folks our age were spanked and it wasn't a big deal. scott, what do you say about calling the police to supervise a spanking? is there a spank to meter there? >> it's bizarre. there are better things police officers can do, law enforcement than supervising a spanking. and i'm concerned because you have to look at the age appropriateness also. this is a 14-year-old girl. the whole idea behind disciplining a child is to change the behavior. and studies have shown repeatedly that spanking simply does not work. if anything it actually can make things worse. >> okay. well, jacqueline, the "real housewives" of new jersey, are

they calling up the local pd to say come on over i want to spank these three children? do they then tell them why they're spanking them? does that happen. >> well, no, but i think this must not be a -- i don't think he regularly spanks his child or else he wouldn't have taken the time out to calm himself down to call the police, to wait for them to come there to spank the child. >> you've got three 5 to 24. did you ever spank a child? >> never my sons. my older daughter may have gotten it a couple times. >> scott. >> no spanking policy. >> stephanie if. >> i believe in time-outs. >> sometimes it's just embarrassing the child and knowing that they disappointed you is enough punishment. >> let's talk about the second topic. do kids these days have less friends, fewer friends than 20 years ago? and it is all about the social media? how bad is this? there's one study that says that people have fewer friends but somehow they're less lonely.

is that possible stephanie? >> it's interesting because i don't think kids think that they have fewer friends. i think they think that their instagram friends make them have a lot of friends. >> that that's a legitimate friendship. >> 100%. strange, but i think that they think these are their true friends. however, i do believe they are socializing in person a lot less. in fact, my son yesterday was going out with his friends and one kid couldn't come and he said, oh yeah he's just going to be virtual. i said what do you mean? he's going to face-time us. >> what about virtual friends, scott? is this on the sflefl. >> there's a different level between friendship and acquaintance. i think because of social media we sometimes confuse the two. so so many kids today will say, for instance, facebook they'll say i've got 300, 400 friends. well, again, you have to sort out -- i do believe that people -- kids today probably have fewer deep friendships when

i compare to myself growing up. it takes time to develop friendships. >> do people not know what friends are anymore? >> your social media friends still lift you up make you feel good, and for an introverted child who maybe doesn't do well in group settings this is a way to express themselves and fit in and find people like themselves that they can relate to and it makes them feel good. >> as we go out concerned about this trend? is this good or bad? >> no. i am concerned about it. i want my children to know how to socialize in person because that's what real life is. >> i'm not as concerned because i think through the social media you can actually develop stronger -- it's like the old pen pal where you can actually be more intimate in a communication. >> jacqueline? >> visually stimulating to keep up, you know, with friends on social media know where they are and what they're doing and to lift you up. i think it can be a good thing, too, just balance. >> lift us up with great experience and advice this morning. thanks for being great parents. we'll see you again. >> thank you.

still ahead, check this out. it eat a wide sight. a bobcat that gets stuffed inside the grill of a car. but how in the world did it really get there? plus imagine seeing this commercial on tv and realizing hey, that's my house! it actually happened to one couple while they were away from home. a lesson in social media oversharing. were they in good hands with allstate? when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum...♪ smoothies! only from tums.

you want one? >> no. >> take one. >> i don't want it. kramer, stop it. >> into the patient, literally! >> into the hole? >> yes! the hole! >> didn't they notice it? >> no. >> how could they not notice it? >> because it's a little mint. it's a junior mint. >> you remember that scene, don't you? >> oh "seinfeld," one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. is it, however, a medically relevant sitcom? that's the question students at rutgers robert wood johnson medical school in new brunswick new jersey, may be asking themselves after they've been requested by one of the

professors to watch "seinfeld" as preparation for careers in psychiatry. >> here's the psychiatrist defense on this. he says that when you get these friends together the dynamic is such that it literally creates a plot. jerry's obsessive-compulsive traits combined with kramer's schizoid traits with elaine's inability to forge meaningful relationships and with george being egocentric. >> what does that mean? you've been writing this on this. tory treat 2013s, i use "seinfeld" references all the time when dealing with life situations. tory says, okay, probably has applications. >> keenan says using "seinfeld" episodes to teach about delusional behavior seems a bit crazy. true. any more crazy than a lot of thipgs is this ss shrinks claim? >> the real life examples give material relevance. yay to the doctor's creativity. >> and "curb your enthusiasm" you watch that to to get

balance. >> to me that's a dsm, a verified medical text. >> you're right. there's everything. depression, schizophrenia obsessive-compulsive. >> and the root cause of narcissism, deep self-involvement. the people in that show are drowning in lake me. stop thinking act yourself so much. >> some other stories making headlines this saturday, the rise in health insurance deductibles crippling middle-class americans. 4 out of 10 people say they are skipping doctor appointments because they can't afford to pay up. cost of the average deductible for individuals has more than doubled rising from $580 to 1,200 bucks. that's on top of co-pays, co-insurance and the cost of prescriptions or procedures. at least 20 states allow illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public universities. now one college wants to take things one step further. students and graduates from smith college in massachusetts are raising money for a

scholarship for illegal immigrants. earlier on "fox & friends," the editor in chief of campus reform weighed in. >> the average joe, the poor person that has their child follow the law, has work hard to become citizens, they're not reaping the rewards of their good bemaimp those who are here that are part of the loud minority are bullying these universities into tailoring their school to them. >> smith college says illegals apply as international citizens and get the same treatment as other students. and check this out. here's a feline who definitely used up one of its nine lives pap driver in arizona actually hit this bobcat while driving at least 45 miles an hour. he thought he killed the cat, but, no, the cat became wedged inside his car grill. it took a while to get him out, but he was totally fine. wow. a lesson that social media

oversharing is never a good thing. a new ad campaign by allstate shocks a couple by exposing their home and all of their belongings on television. >> so the people who live here posted online from tonight's game i did what any self-respecting nerd burglar would do. i let myself in. i started selling their stuff live on the internet. >> the couple agreed to participate in an ad for allstate insurance but didn't know how the commercial would play out till they saw it on tv. the company used their social media post to re-create their home and belongings for this mock break-in. the shocked pair says they are thankful it wasn't a real burglar who saw their messages. makes you think twice, doesn't it, about posting where you are, when. >> it does. makes you think twice about how cats and bobcats get into grills of cars. >> took them a while to get him out but he was fine. >> david copperfield.

you and i will investigate this after the show. >> when you hit a bobcat going 40 and it's lodged in your grille, it's totally fine. >> totally fine. just pulled him right out. >> who pulled him out? i'd be one angry bobcat, tell you that much. okay. all right. out to rick outside. >> usually january the crowds dry up because people aren't here for christmas anymore and it's cold but we have two texans. >> kwhoowhooo! >> i wasn't expecting that. your first trip to new york. >> yeah. love it. ready to move here. >> welcome. texas. new york. there's a moving truck behind you here. you can get your stuff. all right. take a look at the weather map, show you what's going on. picture out of new mexico south of albuquerque, spectacular shot with that sun and the beautiful sky out there after the snow got done. 22 degrees as the sun's coming up there, north wind out of 15

getting up to about 38 degrees. a chilly one. that snow is not going to melt too quickly. rick reichmuth on twitter put them on my facebook page. your forecast throughout the northeast throughout the day today, put this in motion see the rain and the snow move in. eventually the rain takes over everywhere, but first we might see 3 to 4 inches of snow accumulating across parts of new england. down to the south, we'll see a little severe weather across parts of mississippi and al mannar as the squall line develops. some of those green cells ahead of it could see a tornado or two. behind it, the cold air settles in. into the northern plains, we are going to watch the cold air really get in here by tonight and tomorrow. get ready for very cold air coming in and it will stick with us for a lot of this week. all right, guys. back to you inside. >> okay. we'll stick with it. up next, 2014's a big year for republicans. so what political headlines can we expect for the year ahead? larry sabato is looking ahead into his crystal ball. then you've seen us dance

and seen us sing, even seen us in bed. if you missed a second of fox and friends weekend last year, stick around. we have all the highlights. oh. but first we'll check in with neil cavuto fk a look at what's coming up on "the cost of freedom." >> what's up neil? what's up? >> hey guys. good morning. stocks and the economy booming in a year congress did nothing. so keep the gridlock coming? like what you're seeing at the pump? someone does not. get ready for pain in the gas. and look what you could have made in you simply listened to our stock pros last year. you really want to miss out on their picks this year? didn't think so. there is a reason this is the number-one business block in all the world. we'll prove it to you. see you soon. with the incredible fuel efficiency of 38 miles-per-gallon highway you can feel like royalty in the nissan altima.

now, get great offers on the 38 mpg highway nissan altima. nissan innovation that excites.

she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision or any allergic reactions like rash, hives, swelling of the lips tongue or throat

or difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a free 30-tablet trial. does a freshly printed presentation fill you with optimism? then you might be gearcentric. get a $15 gift card when you buy $75 in hp ink or any hp toner multipack. office depot & officemax. gear up for great. welcome back. thanks to midterm elections 2014 was an explicitly political a year a year with a lot of political drama in it, in fact.

what can we expect to happen this year, 2015? here with the answer straight from his crystal ball, our favorite professor at the uva, the center for politics professor larry sabato. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, tucker. >> first of all, the president says -- people consider the president weak, he's a lame duck, but he still has a lot of power. he is the president of the united states and he's the power to veto legislation and to fight with congress. will he do that? and if so where are the battles going to be? >> well, he will certainly veto anything he disagrees with. i think he's looking forward to brandishing the veto pin because he's hardly ever used it. but he may veto fewer things than we think, tucker because people are forgetting that while the republicans gained nine seats, they did very well in the election, they have 54 out of the 100 seats for everything but certain appointments you still need 60 votes in the senate. so mitch mcconnell, the new majority leader, is going to have to find six democrats to go

along with anything that he and the republicans want to get passed from the senate and the house. that's going to cut down a lot on veto. >> a lot. there are governor's races going on in a number of states and in two of them kentucky and louisiana, we could potentially see democrats who lost in this last round of senate elections, allison grimes and mary landrieu, run for governor. do you think that happens? if so, do they have a shot? >> i will bet that it won't in both cases. grimes because she did so poorly. landrieu because i think naturally she's kind of exhausted after that election. so, you know, my guess would be that republicans are going to hold the governorship in louisiana most probably with u.s. senator david vitter, who seems determined to run for governor, and in kentucky the republicans have a good shot to take control of that governorship after eight years of democratic control. so those are the only two

governor's races. there are some state legislative races but we all know it's about the presidential contest. every year is explicitly political, tucker. >> that's for sure. a year from now you and i tapd rest of us will be in iowa likely because the primaries will have begun. so the democratic side hasn't gotten a lot of attention. obviously hillary clinton is the front-runner at this point. she hasn't officially entered but she is leading the polls for sure. but there are other potential kand talts. one is a sitting vice president of the united states joe biden. do you expect him to run? >> if you made me guess today tucker, i'm just guessing, i would say no. he's lost two presidential races prior. he doesn't seem to have the enthusiasm needed to run against hillary clinton. he doesn't seem to relish that opportunity. and, you know, he's going to be 73 during the election year. he would actually be 74 before taking the oath of office as president were he elected in

2017. so, you know, i would say probably not if i had to guess today. he may prove me wrong. >> if you had to bet on a viable alternative to hillary clinton, and i think there's evidence democrats want an alternative, some do, anyway on the left flank of the party, who do you think it's likely to be? >> well, tremendous pressure on senator warren from massachusetts. whether elizabeth warren will run or not only she knows. she says no, no no no but also always in the present tense and that's what president obama did in that '08 cycle. it was no, no no until one day it became yes. jim webb is putting a team together, doing it privately, but there's a real team being formed around him. whether he can be more than an irritant to hillary clinton remains to be seen. and there are others. >> jim webb whatever else you think of him, is a smart, interesting character. on the republican side, there

are a million candidates. i won't ask you to list them all. who is going to surprise us, do you think? >> yeah, out of 21 candidates we're bound to have some surprises. whether they'll all run is another question. but ben carson could do better than expected. jeb bush, by getting in so early, has squeezed out some of the other establishment candidates, whether they even realize it now or not. i'm talking about mitt romney probably paul ryan going to be tougher for chris christie, there could be others. some of the governors like governor kasich in ohio. but i tell you, i think scott walker, even though he lacks charisma, as everybody points out, he's got a lot of support in the grassroots. he could do well, carson could do well. ted cruz, no matter what his colleagues think about him in the senate i watched him up close and personal in my own classroom and i can see why he was a debate champion at princeton. so there are a lot of very strong candidates in there. i don't think the retreads are going to do as well people like

rick perry, for example, but some of the new candidates, it's going to be a very vigorous race, going to be fun to watch. >> going to be amazing. i hope you'll continue to join us on this show. larry sabato from the university of virginia, thanks for coming on this morning. >> thanks, tucker. next up you've seen us dance and sing, you've seen on us, blushing as i'm reading this, in bed together. if you missed a second of "fox & friends" last year, stick around. we have the highlights. i'm louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. quitting smoking is a challenge and it's a lot easier to go into a fight when you've got somebody that's got your back. having chantix as a partner made it more successful. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some people had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history

of mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix or history of seizures. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these stop chantix and see your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening. tell your doctor if you have a history of heart or blood vessel problems or develop new or worse symptoms. get medical help right away if you have symptoms of a heart attack or stroke. decrease alcohol use while taking chantix. use caution when driving or operating machinery. common side effects include nausea trouble sleeping and unusual dreams. chantix absolutely helped me quit smoking. ask your doctor if chantix is right for you.

welcome back. quick headlines. a family watching fireworks when something suddenly goes terribly wrong.

>> that was a rogue rocket hitting in brazil. a woman and two children were burned. they are going to be okay. would you put her in the same category as nelson mandela martin luther king and even jesus christ. ♪ we are living in a material world and i am a material girl ♪ >> madonna getting slammed. she posted their pictures on twitter to mimic her album cover. she was admiring their rebel hearts. oh, yeah. the first saturday of 2015. as we kick off this new year, why not take the time to remember the highlights of fox and friends weekend in 2014? a lot of them, take a look. >> 2014 is here. >> fox and friends hour one.

hour, two. hour three. hour four. can you believe it's the fourth hour. >> jam packed show this morning. >> get ready, this could rock your world. >> go down the hallway and see if they can find tucker. >> more fox and friends ahead. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> sorry. >> a high five too. >> i'm getting warmed up by richie sambora. >> what's going on here. >> yeah what is that? >> don't have it fake it. live music. >> we have live music. ♪

♪ >> really a great singer. ♪ >> hey, i think the boys are -- >> terrible dance moves. ♪ >> we also have a goat coming up in the show. a lot going on today. >> how do i follow that? >> kiss the goat.

>> there he goes. he's off. >> he jumps 33 feet. >> is he the long jumper we had on the show? >> okay. >> we have stuff going on on the plaza all the time. >> oblong and round. >> every weekend we have an obstacle course. >> might have pulled something. is there a doctor in the house? >> rick got hurt last week. >> do you have worker's comp? we have a lawyer. >> they even had an ambulance come. >> i see changes coming with that injury.

>> dave let us know when we are back from commercial break okay? >> we are. >> wait what? >> that's why you shake, shake, shake. where are we going with this? are we still on air? we need to go to weather. >> fortunately, you are not on live television. >> this may be the best suit. >> i love it. start your engines. >> usa! usa! usa! >> i would watch this show. >> thank you so much for waking up with us. >> and going to bed with us. >> i love watching that. >> i have no memory of that.

>> this is definitely the funnest show i have ever been on. >> that is great. >> you know what i remember? we need more animals on the show. we are coming back here to fox and friends. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angieslist.com no more calling around. no more hassles. start shopping from a list of top-rated providers today. angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. visit angieslist.com today.

we have enjoyed having you welcome us in your homes in 2014. we hope the tradition continues in 2015. >> it will be better, we guarantee it. >> live animals. >> more of them. >> baby tigers. log on to foxandfriends.com fk after the show. what a year. wall street and main street both roaring. all while congress did essentially nothing. all markets way up. the economy chalking up its best

performance in years. now, as republicans get ready to control congress the president is vowing to use his veto pen. will more gridlock mean more gains? i'm brenda buttner. this is bulls and bears. here they are. gary b. smith, tracy burns john along with chuck. welcome to everybody. tracy, more d.c. gridlock the better for stocks and the economy? >> yes. they general do better when