>> matchbox 20 gets you started on this january morning 2016. you are watching "fox & friends first". i am lia gabriel-- leah gabrielle if nor ainsley earhardt. >> -- heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> the child in the crash could be the key in finding out what went wrong. they are moving the wreckage to begin the investigation. >> the ntsb says a preliminary report of the crash could be available in 10 days. a more factual report could take up to a year. they have moved the plane from the crash site to a salvage facility where they can conduct a more thorough investigation.

>> they are taking a better look at the engine. after that we will get the weather data air traffic control data. >> she survive the crash but killed her parents and 14-year-old cousin sierra wilder. sierra's mother described her as her best friend. after the cra 7-year-old freed herself from the wreckage. she walked through woods and freezing temperatures in the dark for nearly a mile to finally find help at the home of larry wilkins. >> her leg was eaten up looked like somebody had beaten her with a switch. she told me her mom and dad were dead and she had been in a plane crash. >> ntsb are trying to determine what happened during the flight

to cause it to crash. they are planning to talk with her after they speak with the family. an attorney says the family is devastated and issued a statement saying quote we ask that you respect our privacy during this difficult time. please pray for us especially for sailor. nearly two years after the boston marathon tragedy the trial of one of the bombers is set to open today. at 9:00 a.m. eastern time the judge and defense lawyers will whittle down that list to more than 1200 names to find 6 jurors and ultimates. he's accused of the terror attack that left three dead and many injured in april 2015. testimony isn't expected to begin until next month. a verdict may take until next

spring or summer. >> shot dead in his new york city apartment now he says his son could be the killer. thomas gilbert senior of wayne scott capital was shot in the head during an argument with his son. they are questioning 30-year-old tommy gilbert. here's his picture. he was seen leaving his apartment soon after taking him into custody after police kicked down his door which he was inside barricaded. >> new overnight san francisco police forced to shoot and kill a man when he challenged them with what appeared to be a loaded gun. the unidentified 32-year-old white man was hanging around the police station all day. he was asking about his guns. when they asked him to leave he flashed a hand gun. he shot themy shot the man several times it appeared to be a air soft gun. thousands of police officers turned their backs on mayor deblasio after he spoke atwan

jen lau's family. it came after a week when they turned his back on ramos' funeral. thousands of law enforcement around the country honor officer liu's life and 7 and a half years of dedicated work with the nypd. his widow giving a heartbreaking eulogy. >> wenjian liu you will always be in my hearts. we love you. >> liu and ramos were killed december 20th while sitting in their patrol car in brooklyn. now to extreme weather. mother nature unleashing dangerous storms in the south. one man capturing a tornado as it was sweeping through this town. >> look.

it's going back down. it is touching ground. >> the funnel cloud spotted 90 miles from hannah. it destroyed this mobile home trapping a couple inside and rescuers had to dig them out. >> there is a new winter storm warning you need to know about. maria molina is trapping this for us. >> we are tracking a brand new arctic blast impacting the country. take a look at the current windchill temperatures you have seen already this morning. 27 below zero in minneapolis. 21 below in chicago. all of this cold air is moving southward from canada behind the storm system. you saw it move through tornadoes in the south seas and strong winds. the system is gone behind it and colder air is filtering down into parts of the midwest and southern plains and along the portions of the east coast. take a look at the temperature

over the next few days. this is monday sij dig get high temperatures in chicago also in marquette. tuesday the cold air continues to spread continues on wednesday. highs in the 20's in places like amarillo. by thursday the cold air is going to be expansive across portions of the 48. we will see areas of snow across portions of the midwest. enhanced snow showers across the great lakes. another storm system in the pacific northwest with rain and snow. take a look at this lia and ainsley. 6-8 inches of snow possible today across portions of the midwest. >> airport and patrol tower officials they are suspended overnight. stricter regulations in the wake

of the crash. airlines will have to greet the pilots on weather before they take off. bad weather believed to be the cause of the crash that killed 162 people. overnight divers resuming the search for victims of wreckage from that flight. so far no pinnings from the cockpit voice and data recorders have been heard. >> afghanistan's president is saying the united states should reexamine the zone. 11,000 americans will remain until the end of 2016 training afghan forces. afghanistan saying the it should be based on progress and not set in stone. >> out with the old and in with the new. the 114th congress convenes for the first time tomorrow. the house and senate faced with a jam packed agenda. what tops the list? peter doocy joins us live in washington with details. peter, what are you hearing?

>> we are on the brink of a first in the fight against obamacare. the president never attacked aca with majorities in the house and senate. that's what mitch mcconnell is promising to do. >> they will take out pieces of it like destroying the 40-hour workweek, the medical device tax, the individual mandate. all of these are highly unpopular with the american people. we will be voting on things i know he is not going to like. >> the number one priority saying something he will know a lot about. republicans want to improve it because they think it will be a big job creator. they think it is time for congress to let the president decide already. other democrats not so sure. >> our repub can colleagues say this is a jobs bill.

that is really not true at all. by most estimates it would create several thousand temporary construction jobs and only 35 permanent jobs. compare that to the number of jobs created in the economy last month 300,000. >> so the session hasn't even started yet. lawmakers are already digging in for policy fights. but the republican senator says there's no government shut down on the horizon and when they want to use the president they will use the power of the purse. >> with the new congress could come a new speaker of the house. nine republicans now saying they support someone other sdwloon boehner. >> he will be making around for a speaker. >> we have heard a lot of

republicans vote for somebody besides speaker boehner. nobody will put their name out there as running so there's nobody out there to vote for that changed yesterday when my friend said yoho i will put my name out there i will be a candidate for speaker. i am putting my name out there also today to be another candidate for speaker. >> coming up at 6:15 of "fox & friends" ted yoho gave his first interview since declaring his candidacy for speaker. should republicans? log on for a facebook page live debate #keep talking. >> sports caster stewart scott esp anchor passing away at a lover battle with cancer. friends and colleagues sharing their heartbreak live on the air. >> i cannot belief i am now sitting here on television reporting the news i heard about

10 minutes ago that stewart scott has died one of the most joyful full of life individuals i have ever come across. >> scott spoke about his battle with cancer at the 2014 espy awards. >> when you die it does not mean that you lose cancer. you beat cancer by how you live why you live and in the manner in which you live. >> scott was just 49 years old. the nfl playoffs are in full swing. the colts hosting the bengals in the wild card game. indianapolis wins 26-10. the colts face the broncos in the additional round next week. in the nfc the cowboys beat the lions 24 hsh 20. chris christie a lifelong

cowboys fan on hand celebrating with jerry jones. they are heading to green bay to face the packers. the time is 11 minutes after an hour babies in isis bean knees? the alarming new trend on social media. a truly explosive eruption. >> the boom that sent a man right off his feet. much more than an ornament. what police found on his tree that has them, well, stunned.

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he says he's he have employed and skilled in jihad and journalism. upon learning of the account linked in immediately shut it down. check out these photos disgusting and disturbing. look at the sleeping baby wearing a isis cap on his head. they are promoting child indoctrination. one person posting this picture of a young child ready for jihad. a young girl around 4 years old holding what appears to be an ak-47. >> caught on camera an explosion of fireworks putting the 4th of july to shame. >> oo wow. you could see the guy's feet in the air. the cameraman blown off his feet while he was filming a fireworks factory while he wasit was op fire in columbia.

it shot rockets in every direction. thankful ry no one was hurt. >> dozens of gray stones tumbled over like tomorrow dominos. a dozen headstones are broken or knocked down one of those graves belonging to a medal of honor resip yept. they are trying to catch whoever is responsible. >> it is time to brew on this. do we need to toughen up on our kids? there are movies that contain scare screens like the opening for "finding nemo"." >> a snud de says these ferry tales are too bleak for our

children. a character is five times more likely to die in an animated movie than a drama for adults. it could have a lasting impact on our children's lives. are fairy tales harmless or are they too harsh? send your comments over to us on facebook twitter or send them to us on "fox friends fox friends foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. al sharpton is shakedown artist? the newal dagss and why big companies are paying for his violence. oo and from the internet to capitol hill the new battle brewing about your digital life and what it could mean for your

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sharpton to avoid get being made a racist. sharpton's national action network. sometimes his silence observers say sharpton threatens companies with bad publicity if they don't come to terms with him. >> mcdonalds wants to bring back that loving feeling by bringing back an old favorite. fox business is here to explain. >> mcdonalds hopes she will be loving her good again using the slogan in a fresh way. traditional archenemies batman and robin they live happily and enjoy a big mac along the way. it is focused on positivity at a time when mickey d's sales are the weakest in a decade. general motors is letting you

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foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> time now for your monday motivator. honor for our nation's oldest living world war ii hero. 108-year-old richard observerton gave out the game ball. what kept him going all these years is believing god and praying just like he did during the war. >> i am trying to get out of it for one thing. i wasn't too proud to go. i had to go. i enjoyed it. >> get this, at 108 he still drives his truck rakes his leaves and smokes 12 cigars a day. >> congratulations to him. say good-bye to the sweatshirt. where it could soon be costing you big bucks to wear a humidood de.

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>> ended with a jihadist message how long it could be until he learns his fate. >> new details about how a 7-year-old survived that plane crash which killed her entire family. >> she walked for probably around 15-20 minutes maybe more in the wooded area to navigate briars and pushes. >> how the literal girl could be key to the investigation.

>> don't look down the dramatic climb caught on camera as a selfie packed on top. "fox friendsand friends first continues right now. >> great morning. always makes you happy. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am lia gabriel. thank you for starting your week with us. the trial of one of the abused bombers is set to open today. at 9:00 a.m. eastern the nudge prosecutor and defense lawyers will whittle down a list of 1200

names to find 6 jurors and 6 alternates. that disqualifies any one opposed to the death penalty. >> they maybe be holding that back and being a stealth injure or trying to get on because that would undo the entire trial. >> a verdict might take until late spring or early summer a preliminary hearing taking off hours from now of a man accused of killing two police officers. they fate staley shot dixon and seriously injured dixon outside of the police bare rack. he was on the run for 48 days until he was found hiding in an abandoned airport hangar in the poconos. they planned to seek the death penalty. >> now to a fox news alert.

investigators hoping to learn what went wrong in the deadly plane crash in kentucky. with the 7-year-old sole survivor. kelly wright has been following this for us. we have new information for you. >> the preliminary report of the crash could be available in 10 days but a more factual detailed report will take up to a year. investigators have moved the piper pa the crash site to a salvage facility for a more in-depth investigation of the plane to determine if it had any investigation. they survived a crash but it killed her parents marty and kimberly 9-year-old sister piper and 14-year-old cousin sierra wilder. her mother described her daughter as being her best friend. after the crash 7-year-old sailor managed to free herself

from the wreckage miraculously and trek through woods and freezing temperatures in the dark. >> it is estimated that she walked for probably around 15-20 minutes maybe more in the wooded area before she was able to see a light at the residents of mr. wilkins. >> it would be like walking across a field and walking across a brush pile about every 20 feet between here and tha there's a ditch probably 17 foot deep. how that girl got out i don't know. >> tailor can help them determine what happened aboard the plane during the flight that kaushed the crash. they are planning to talk with her after speaking with her attorney. an attorney for the family by the way says the family is devastated as you can image and issued a statement on behalf of the family stating we ask that you respect their privacy at this time we pray for us

especially thefor sailor. this is a remarkable situation bitter sweet none the less. >> dangerous storms in the south. >> holy (bleep). it is going back down. it is touching ground. that funnel cloud spotted in georgia about 90 miles from savannah. the wild winds destroying this mobile home. rescuers had to dig out the tide. it is getting cold. >> very cold across the country. it is incredible we saw that type of activity with the thunderstorms. it is january late springs in the summer months across parts of the southeast. behind the storm system arctic very, very cold air in place across parts of the northern plains in the midwest is what it feels like as you head out the

door. 27 in minneapolis. also cold in chicago. take a look at international falls. current windchill temperature out there is 44 degrees below zero. we have windchill advisories we are looking at dangerous amounts of cold out there. next several nights into the next several mornings you will in thes cold temperatures continuing to spread eastward and southward as well. by thursday morning that will be one of the coldest mornings this week across the country. actual temperatures will be like chicago 14 below zero. 10 degrees in new york city and over in the city of buffalo and new york only in the single digits. otherwise we have lake-effect snow across parts of the northeast. significant some locations up to a foot of it off of lake ontario. lia leah we are looking at another storm off the southwest powerful system winds over 40 miles per hour and snow in some of the higher elevations. >> thanks maria. >> thank you. >> the soldiers spending two

months building treatment facilities for ebola patients in west africa return to the u.s. the team will spend 21 days in quarantine at joint base lewis base in washington. they have phone and e-mail access. 50 soldiers remain in west africa. illegal immigrants aren't all that is coming into our country in droves. nearly 15,000 pounds of methseized at the u.s. mexico border last year. that is up 300 percent in the last five years. border officials say mexican cartels make the drugs cheap then they smuggle them over the border anyway they can. >> obamacare in the keystone pipeline topping the agenda as congress get back to work with republicans in control in 2006. >> we know of the two big issues

right out of the gate for this congress. >> the changes in obamacare most notably trying to create a 30 hour workweek requirement for full-time work. they need some support from democrats and that's something that is clearly acknowledged from the incoming senate majority leader. >> to do that we are going to need democratic senators and a president of the united states. >> while repealing obamacare is one thing if we make an effort to do that there may be efforts to make bipartisan changes to the law including eliminating that big and unpopular hike in the mid kaeledical device tax that helps fund obamacare. >> this issue what is not part of the agreement originally is

major tax was smacked on the medical device industry senator hatch and i are leading a lot of democrats supporting it including people like al frank kin and elizabeth warren. >> the other issue to keep an eye on immigration reform. republicans are trying to counter executive actions that comes to a head because at the end of february it comes to the department of homeland security budget that's when the issue may come to play. back to you guys. >> a new season celebrity apprentice kicking off the contestant's first challenge making and selling pies. which team raised the most money? >> how do the men see it? >> geraldo your team raised 125,302 dollars.

>> all right. we are pulling for you geraldo. project manager our own geraldo rivera helping his team come to victory after donations from bill o'reilly and our own sean hannity. >> the first donation for $1,000 from bill o'reilly. 10,000 dollars in cash. >> sean hannity gives 10,000 dollars. >> and spoiler alert if you haven't watched it yet actress kesha knight pull man is fired she is best mownknown for playing rudy on "the cosby show." >> refusing to reboard the terrifying moments that had a load of passengers refusing to get back on the plane. >> a picture worth a thousand laughs. it landed this guy in handcuffs.

>> wearing a huddy could cost 5,000 dollars. criminals often use them to hide their faces. his proposal makes it illegal to conceal your identity in public. exceptions could be made for religious beliefs and bad weather. >> vermont named the safest in america. the reason vermont had the lowest number of murders and dropped their vie p lent crime rate by 20 percent in 2013. the top three states maine and virginia. >> a wisconsin police department trying to track down a person who left the diamond ring on the christmas tree. the past five weeks the police department invited people to bring their children in to decorate the tree in their lobby. they say during that time someone put a diamond on a tree branch with no explanation.

any one who provided the ring has to leave agive a description of it. >> the best deals in january. how can we do it? >> that's a good question. good morning to you. if you vowed to never go shopping again after all of the holiday sales madness think again. january is actually a unique month to score some great deals. for instance dress clothing january is the combloeting scores went to unload them you can find brand names at great prices. bedding items linens have been going on sale in january since the first white sale back in 1878. they are plenty of other cheap deals on items like sheets towels and comforters. after christmas also great times for sales on some bling. not talking tiffany rings but fashion and costume jewelry. they tend to change in the

season. holiday inventory to make room for what is new. january also a big month or diets we know that. expect discounts on foods for diets and weight loss. if you are going on a regimented plan if you have a brand for bars. january is also cold and flu month. they offer additional savings on top of already low prices. january is a good month to save some bucks. >> inside shopping on-line because it is cold. >> very. >> thank you ashley. to find ashley log on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> time for the 5@5:00. it's the if your new year's resolution is to lose weight david barton jim in new york city. the fitness centers inside the

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>> it could have a major impact on you and your family. >> the federal communications commission is being urged to do everything they can to protect net neutrality for everyone. >> not all of the five commissioners president obama appointed to the f.c.c. appear to be fully on board. the president is pushing the agency to issue strict regulations that would prevent internet and cable companies from providing different access to consumers. >> that sort of heavy-handed approach belies the success we've had. >> skeptics say the changes would force internet service providers to contribute to a universal

service fund. >> this means consumers of these services would face an immediate increase in their internet bills. >> rather than allowing providers to charge a premium to only those consumers who want faster connections. president obama opposes that approach saying a wide open internet via strict federal regulation comes at a lower cost allowing anyone to launch a new idea or political movement. following a january ruling by a federal appeals court striking down portions of the f. crsm c. open internet order 2010 and viewed as a blow to net neutrality efforts the f. crm c. has been working -- the f.c.c. has been working on a new framework. the president acknowledged he cannot tell them what to do. >> he's created a real problem because the agency has been trying to balance the needs of consumers on the one hand with the interest of service providers on the other, but obama's statement made it much more difficult for the

chairman of the f.c.c. >> the f.c.c. expects to face lawsuits from major cable providers that could last for years. >> refuse to reboard that airplane. terrifying moments when an airasia planeloaded with passengers has engine trouble on the runway. witnesses hearing a large bang, one of the engines shutting down as the jet taxied at the airport in indonesia. this is the latest in a series of problems for that airline. one involving that crash that killed 162 people last week. a few days ago another airasia jet overshot the runway in the philippines forcing everyone to evacuate on emergency slides. proof of big foot? a fisherman in florida snapping this picture in a swamp near tampa. he says the creature he saw was an animal, not a person

dressed in a costume. but the responses are mixed. >> i don't think at this point that the guy is lying. >> from the very beginning he has not given the impression that he's looking for any kind of publicity. >> if he were out there somebody would have seen a little more than the rumors. >> critics are wondering if someone altered this picture. >> this guy is not afraid of heights; that's for sure. a daredevil who works for a communication company climbed a 1500 foot tv tower to change a light bulb. after the job was done he snapped a selfie. as a pilot i'm very thankful he changed that bulb because 1,500 feet is a very high tower. >> six minutes until the top of the hour. fear in fairy tales. a new study says the stories can be too tough for your children. e-mails powering -- pouring

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time now for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first going to start with the good. a small gesture to cheer up a teen battling leukemia going viral. people around the world posting pictures of their

dogs on the photos for anthony facebook page. the 16-year-old is undergoing chemo and his mom says dogs make him feel better. the bad, a naked man getting drunk and taking a dip in a hot tub then getting expanded. >> this mascot shows up and picks up a woman in his arms and he just carries her away. >> it's time for your brew on this responses. this study says fairy tales are too bleak and serious scenes in animated movies could have a lasting impact on children. are our fairy tales harmless or too harsh? get real. i'm 49 and saw movies like cinderella and turned out fown. fown. -- fine. >> ben says turning sadness and fear into joy is an

important life lesson to learn. fairy tales are on exposure to this. >> should republicans elect a new speaker? go to our facebook page and let us know what you think. "fox & friends" starts right now. good morning. it is monday, january 5. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. she survived a plane crash that killed her entire family trekking through freezing woods looking for help. and if that wasn't brave enough this seven-year-old little girl could help investigators determine steact what went wrong. >> what a story. this 100-year-old vet about to be honored for his service, forced to plead with protesters. >> let's show a little respect for this occasion. >> that outrage