hello everyone. good morning. today is sunday, 1st of february, 2015. we begin with a fox news alert. another hostage killed at the hands of isis. how should the world react? >> you can't negotiate with terrorists. you can't pay ransom for loss damages. this is the new normal in the region. they got the momentum. harsh words for the united states strategy on the war in terror. >> and bobby christina found base down in a bathtub not breathing. an eerie echo to the way her mother died.

it is super bowl sunday. last night was saturday night live. joops . >> one thing we have to talk about is the scandal with the patriots. >> we'll show you more of last night's "snl" fox and friends begins right now. ♪ ♪ the day you've been waiting for for a full year. it is super bowl sunday this morning. good morning, it is february 1st. >> we're live in phoenix in phoenix, arizona. site of super bowl -- glendale, sorry. we're in glendale.

we'll be in phoenix, scottsdale. the whole state of arizona is ready for the game. brian is live there. he's all over. >> he's got cheer leaders, marching bands coaches, players. >> he's been on party buses. he went on gronkowski's bus. >> here in our studio we have our own man cave which ladies, apercently, are allowed in. >> i want my living room to look like this! >> man caves are here. we're going to show you how to deck out your living room -- you need the bar, of course. the proper recline per. >> and the big green egg grilled. >> and the coach. >> we have a great show today. first, a fox news alert. isis has released new video showing the beheading of a japanese journalist. no word on the jordanian pilot. isis has other hostages it including a 26-year-old american. a woman an aid worker.

we're not releasing her name. she's being held by isis. the japanese journalist kenji goto. the japanese government had been pleading release saying we don't negotiate with terrorists. catherine harris reports the interesting note. there's no time stamps associated with the video. they don't mention any ransom money. the video could be pretty old. >> right there is no time stamp or a newspaper or a mention of a current event so you would know when it took place. it does seem on point with the way other videos from isis has been the same british gentleman or at least a man with a british accent, as we've seen before in the black hooded outfit and the jump suit. we had deputy assistant secretary of defense under president reagan.

she said is is the new normal. isis is going to continue taking hostages and potentially executing them. >> it shows you can't trade, you can't negotiate with terrorists. you can't pay ransom for hostages. this is the new normal in the region. they have now got the momentum. i think we need to switch the momentum and seize the momentum and what we the west, is the american, the british, the japanese anybody who has hostages who are being held or has been be headed and say no more ransom, no more negotiations. here is the new deal. we're going to put money into a pool. we're going to raise $200 million and use the money as a bounty on your head. >> there are many european hostages being held by isis who have been released after their governments paid ransom. the united states holds out in refusing to do that. japan, apparently didn't do it, either. jordan this morning negotiating apparently for the

realization of one of its pilots shot down in syria in a bombing raid. he's a member of the one more in influential tribes. they're considering swimming him for a female suicide bomber. >> muath al-kaseasbeh and he's the first pilot shot down in the assault. the air strikes. so isis capturing the first aircraft shot down. they don't know if he's still alive. the jordanian government wants pictures, they want to see video confirming before they do any kind of a swap right now. and the question this morning is whether or not the drone strikes are working. isis has come out and admit they had to move out of certain towns as a result of drone strikes. but isis capturing oil fields overnight and workers and hostages. we could see more beheadings in

the weeks to come. >> one positive thing, though in the war in terror terror is a suspected drone strike in yemen killed two al qaeda. we have one of the first policy of the 2016 prshlesidential race. the des moines register polled likely republican caucus voters and asked who would you vote for if the election were today? the results were striking. this is without mitt romney. the poll taken before he got out of the race. he was not included in it. you're looking at a three-way tie for first place. the margin error in the poll is 4.8%. you're looking at a tie between governor scott walker within senator rand paul, and mike huckabee. i would be curious to see when you have the des moines register poll at this time of the year almost two years before the election, does it hold?

historically? where were we in january of 2012 and would it hold? >> there's quite a bit of movement in the races, typically with with, and that's an understatement. the candidates that receive the most attention out of iowa than is governor jeb bush and chris christie are at the bottom of the pack. it looks like this morning they prefer other people in iowa. >> interesting to see christie down there. no mention of paul ryan or other names. >> we'll be hearing more about scott walker. >> yeah. but headlines to get to. a fox news alert. overnight al qaeda making chilling new threats to the west. a top al qaeda yemen leader releasing an audio message calling for attacks on anyone saying the only punishment should be murder, and quote,

unbelievables in the west should be stuck in -- struck in their own country. another fox news alert. we learned whitney houston's daughter is in a millionly ly medically induced coma. she was found facedown in a bathtub. this comes almost three years to the day whitney houston was found dead in a hotel bathtub. overnight a daring rescue to save two hikers who fell 500 feet down a mountain. it happened in oregon. a woman broke both of her ankles. the man with her broke his leg. luckily a rescue group was training nearby and got to them quickly. battling fierce winds and ice to get them to a rescue chopper. another climber in the area also fell but not seriously hurt. and the seahawks richard sherman and marshawn lynch took

some time to stop by snl to let the patriots know what a properly inflated football looks like. >> we have to talk about the scandal with the patriots. aka deflategate aka the ebola crisis. you want to see what a real football looks like? [ laughter ] that's what a real football looks like! >> shoutout to dread lock football! and meanwhile yesterday you saw the update they had the atmospheric experts studying on what would happen. let's bring in brian who is live in phoenix on the eballa crisis. >> you take it from a warm locker room and you bring it to a freezing field and you're likely going to have some issues. >> not with the other team's footballs just with the patriot's footballs. >> i'm not buying that.

>> their locker room is really cold. >> by the way, that was the first science experience i refuted in about nine seconds. that's not going to be the case. you'll hear about it in two weeks when it's done. i wish you could have been there. they had the nfl honors. now it is the oscars of the national football league. awards are given out. we don't know who is going to win. the mvp of the league is aaron rogers. jj watt got defensive player of the league. coach bruce arians got coach of the year. odell beckham rookie of the year. before it started, we had fun on the red carpet. we talked to some of the guys. >> wanted to be a top ten pick wanted to win the heisman trophy and didn't get those. and rookie was one of the ones on my mind. >> we are playing a game for a living. what other country do you get to do that besides socker in certain countries but i get to

make a living and support my family and have the american dream because of the freedoms we enjoy. >> my game is happening on the field. i try make my family proud, try to do as much as i can. >> do you think you did that this year? >> i went out there and left it on the field. so yeah. >> what are your thoughts right before game time? >> don't mess it up! because john legend is going to be singing "god bless america" right before guys they did announce and it was official the hall of famers. take a look. here are the guys in. will shields tim brown, jerome bettis, charles haley junior seau. notables that did miss marvin current warner. and john lynch will be joining us in a little while. a lot of fun. it's amazing how they're merging

in that real oscar feel with the nfl at the end of the season. and everything was just a really cool night. >> shorter speeches? >> and legitimate surprises about who would win. it's good to see pro football players in a suit and tie. >> did you get a swag bag? >> no. >> nothing. >> you used to get a great bag. a nice cushion to sit on. and people would pretend to be my friend. now i come home empty handed if i want to use my expense money which i put toward my saving account. >>thank you for confessing brian. i appreciate it. we'll check with brian super bowl xlix throughout the morning. thank you, brian. coming up. fox news alert.

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good morning everyone. a fox news alert. the search is on for missing henderson state nursing student 22-year-old cally. she was last heard from on thursday night. she never made it. and now there are no leads. so where can she be? here now with us is callie's

cousin and brother. thank you very much for join us. i can only imagine what you're going through. >> the last thing you heard from her, what was she saying? >> the main thing she was saying, you know, she was just got out of school. you know, she was ready to come home. spend the weekend with family and friends and see her nephews and just have a good time home. and, you know, get prepared and ready to go on school on monday. >> didn't she want to see her nephews before they turned in for bed? >> she specifically text my wife and let her know she was on the way home to see them. >> it seems she had no plans to go elsewhere. shanna, are you worried? where do you think she could be? >> we're very worried. we know what all the options are, and we're just praying that god chooses to let us have her

longer and find her soon. >> michael, what has been the search been like so far? >> been a lot of late nights, you know. just about everywhere we can. >> i know there are a lot of volunteers that are helping out. but you yourselves are driving around and looking. as you're doing that, how are you trying to survey the area? >> usually we try to canvas the area areas and search with as many lights and as many people as we can. get a very detailed search and make sure we check, you know, every thing we possibly can. >> i guess you're stopping getting out of the car. if there's any steep embankment you're looking down in the area in case her car may have gone off the road, god for bid. shanna what are authorities telling you? >> they are -- they've been

wonderful to us both arkansas law enforcement and oklahoma law enforcement. they've been really good to us. they are -- they've been very helpful. the only thing we've had to go on right now is where her cell phone pinged off the tower finding coordinates from her data -- from her phone data. coordinates where her phone was last specifically at. right now they have it narrowed to about a 25-mile search area, and this morning they are going -- the law enforcement are going to use their resources and really survey that area and just pick it apart. then our family and the volunteers for now will focus on, you know posting fliers, passing them out talking to people, and so many people already know. it's been amazing. >> we're trying to help you get the word out this morning. this is callie.

she's beautiful and so full of life. we're hoping for the best for you. thank you for joinings us. folks at home, anyone with information call 918-467-3426. it's a shocking number. one out of every five children in america on food stamps. that's nearly double since the president took office. what does it mean for the future of our country? we debate it next. deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? prescription tamiflu can help you get better 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose

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recalled for a second repair on those. toyota, chrysler, and honda tried to fix them by replacing part of the electronic control unit. it's causing some air bags to deflate unexpectedly. disney land fans could soon own a piece of history 1,000 iconic pieces will be auctioned off. forget your wallet? mcdonalds may accept love for payment. for two weeks starting tomorrow random diners will be offered a free mareeal if they dance, give a cashier a first bump or tell a loved one they care. a remarkable statistic. nearly 46.5 million americans are on food stamp finance includes 16 million children one out of every five kids in america. these numbers basically doubling

since president obama took office in 2009. what is causing the skyrocketing stacks and what do they say about the future of this country? here to debate richard fowler and star parker. thank you for joining us this morning. richard, to you, first. it's not a sign of success is it? of the obama economic program. >> this is definitely not a sign of success. it's not a democrat, republican it's an american problem. food and security is a big deal. even though we're seeing gdp growth, what we're not seeing is it hit main stream. >> really. star how can you have a country in which hunger and obesity with big problems? one problem with the food stamp program it's no longer a stamp. it is a s.n.a.p. benefit on an ebt cart.

what seeps into the american psyche. one person single mom for instance will say i'll by my kid their mcdonald you buy my kid their veggies. this mentality seeped into our society because traditional family life collapsed. when you look at the numbers the majority of people on food stamps today, 86% are in single households trying to raise children. 48% of american children today are born into families with a single never-married mom. this is a problem. their life is hard. >> it's a smart point, richard. you heard what star said. those are not opinions those are facts. every sociologist agrees growing up in a single-parent household makes your life harder. >> i don't think it's about marriage or traditional family. i'm from a single-family

household and i managed to be successful. you have to have a policy that allows for them to get a chance to go out there and get work. >> wait a second. no. it's impossible -- >> since we know marriage makes people less likely to be poor and go to jail. why wouldn't president obama encourage people to get married? >> it's not something they can encourage. we need to create jobs in the economy. >> that's not true. >> wait a second, star. >> when you're talking about $900 billion in means tested welfare programs and we know the reason we have to enhance the programs is because marriage life has collapsed. people are having children in record numbers now outside of the traditional marriage. >> that's not how we fix the problem. >> we fix the problem by raising minimum wage. >> are you serious? raise the minimum wage and you create more unemployment. >> richard, why would the obama

administration advertise for food stamps among college students and potential immigrants in mexico. in mexico they're advertising. >> that's right. that's another thing that has changed. what has changed is immigrants are available to the system. keep in mind the food stamp program and the farm bill and every time that is attempted to be changed there are people in our society, mostly the liberals who won't let us have the conversation that is the root of the problem. and that traditional family life collapsed. >> most of the people on the food stamps are working americans. they're the working poor. >> but they're single. >> and you're missing -- [ talking over each other ] >> i'm impressed by the intensity of the debate. we are out of time. thank you for joining us this morning. the most viral photograph of last week's storm.

the man shoveling snow off the boston marathon bombing. the latest on the trial. one of the super bowl's most patriotic traditions. brian gives us an inside look what to expect next.

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we'll get lake effect snow with the storm. you can see it's a big monster storm. rain across the south end. we could see a few strong storms move through the mississippi river valley and the tennessee river valley. take a look where the snow is through omaha through des moines. moving toward chicago. it's going to pick up throughout the afternoon and the overnight hours in is one model prediction. i think we're close to a foot of snow in chicago. might see some areas in southern michigan getting up to around 12 inches. i'll show you what subpoena hag over the northeast. that's other a foot for new york and boston. temperature wise the cold air coming in. get ready, it's going to settle in across much of the great lakes by tomorrow or monday. only 17 in chicago. back to you inside. >> would you say the snow is about to start? >> she has a flight. >> in new york late this

afternoon into early evening. >> perfect. >> ready for takeoff. other stories making headlines. a suspected hezbollah member could be hiding in south florida. the fbi now looking for this man. believed to be in the state to help raise money for the islamic militant group. he's a former venezuelan ambassador to lebanon and syria. officials say she served under the late socialist leader hugo chavez. if you have any information call the fbi. two planes colliding in midair over the alaska wilderness wilderness. amazingly both pilots alive. mangled pilots of metal is all that is left. the planes slammed into each other north of anchorage. one was found with serious injuries. the ntsb investigating the

crash. the touching picture has gone viral. the latest excuse to get the trial moved out of bosstonboston. lawyers say it shows the raw emotions surrounding the 2013 marathon bombing. the defense said he can't get a fair trial. tomorrow begins the fifth week of jury selections. and bringing sexy back to bringing a major announcement. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm bringing sexy back ♪ . asnounsing he's going to be a baby dayy. yesterday his birthday he posted this picture kissing his wife's bare baby bump. he said thank you for the birthday wishes this year. i'm getting the greatest gift ever with the

the #boyorgirlyouneverknow. #wedon'tevenknow. >> they won't get the ultrasound? >> i don't know. >> super bowl xlix kicks off tonight with the famous fly over. let's get out to brian in glendale. are you in glendale phoenix or scottsdale this morning? >> reporter: glendale. but you're right the three cities are hopping with super bowl xlix. i've had a chance to cover 17 super bowls and every time i happens i said how do they coordinate the fly over. whether it's black hawks or they hit the last note of the national anthem and overcomes the fly our. coining me now to tell me major tyler ellison and major scott. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> first off, you make it look easy but it's anything but. 120 people are involved six jets and you two.

>> where are you? >> on the roof of the stadium being in contact with the jets and they start getting ready. >> i could not believe they built a pocket just for you. >> yeah. there's an access for us to get up there with a line of set. >> i'll be in the production booth with nfl and production crew. >> i'll be in the big picture plane. we'll be able to coordinate. >> what is amazing some people say the people that talk to you on -- can you imagine hearing from scott with the nbc truck is doing and tyler has to relay it to the jet pilots who are hovering going 8 miles a minute above the earth. so that's incredible. you did rehearsal yesterday. how did it go? >> it went great. we got three passes in. we were able to work the timing issues we expected for today and

they handled. >> idina menzel will be singing the national anthem. >> timing is the big thing. the jets have to adjust the timing in order to make it happen. if they go at 400 miles per hour they have to push it up or pull it back. if it's off 10 or 15 seconds. >> the word brave is when you want the planes to go over correct. >> correct. >> where are the f-16s now? >> in las vegas, nevada. they'll start the brief here in calm of hours and taking off about 30 minutes prior to the fly bi. >> when you see it will send chills up our spines. what about for you guys? it's exhilarating. a lot of nerves going into it. making sure we get everything right. we look for the precision every time. >> we know who to look to now to salute when the thing comes off along with the six pilots in the sky and the over 120 people. thank you so much for getting up

with us. thank you so much for bringing us inside the story that many people understand. back to you. >> brian will have other big nfl shows coming up on the show. we have a jam packed super bowl show for you this morning. coming up according to the white house, the taliban not a terror group. >> the taliban is an armed insurgency. isil is terrorist group. we don't make concessions to terrorist groups. >> huh, up next retired air force general reveals the militant's true ties to terror. and katy perry turning tonight's halftime show into the shopping network? we have the details plus the app that will make you feel part of tonight's big game.

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welcome back. a fox news alert. after being held hostage for more than three months isis militants behead japanese kenji goto. here to weigh in lieutenant general richard. >> nice to see you. >> good morning. >> before we get to the big board here. we'll look to the taliban. i want to get your response to what unfolded overnight and the release was new video from isis and the new beheading. what should the united states be doing? >> right now, the united states should stay engaged what is a global war on terror be it from isis or the terrorists we show on the board. they need to restore the confidence and not only the american people but the allies we will stay engaged. we will fight this war. we've got the capability to win as well as to remind the american people that we have -- we need to have a strategy.

that it is unfolding but one we're going to stay engaged and fight. >> much of the criticism of the president has been whether or not he's engaged. this week this a opportunities to classify the taliban as a terrorist group and vailed to do so. we're going to get to the board. who are the taliban? are they a terrorist organization? >> yes. the taliban is a terrorist organization. we're talking the afghan taliban. of course, there's different remnants of the taliban but there's the pakistani taliban and so forth. but realize they're on the national counter terrorism center list for terrorists for the american people. it is nctc.gov. >> this is omar. the leader of the taliban. has been in place for a number of years. an is very resilient and effective and so he was the one that har board the likes of bin laden and others. he's a force to be reckoned with. >> and pakistani taliban, again, do not think of these as

connected branchs. they're distinct groups but they have relationships and depending on their agendas but they are terrorists and continue to be. of course al qaeda, bin laden and the current leader of al qaeda. they have a global perspective. think in terms of the afghan taliban is more regional and the haqqani network. the father and son run this. it's the most dangerous and resilient enemy in afghanistan. they control all the way to the pakistan border. they have capabilities on the afghan side of the border and pakistan side of the border. more regional but very dangerous. >> separate or connected to the taliban? >> separate from the taliban but there are connections depending on the agendas and their goals. >> unbelievable. bottom line, when the white house said they're not a

terrorist organization they just commit terrorist acts once awhile. that is the line we heard once a week. >> these are terrorist organizations and they need to be dealt with. >> all right. general, thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. coming up on the show as if the dmv wasn't bad enough. americans getting kicked to the back of the line because illegal immigrants are overwhelming the system. and katy perry turning the halftime show into the shopping network. plus the app that may make you feel like you're part of the big game tonight. my name is daniel. i have diabetic nerve pain. the pain felt like my feet were on fire. i had these very burning needle-like sensations. i knew i needed to see a doctor. my doctor said, "let's try lyrica." lyrica has helped relieve my pain. it's known that diabetes damages nerves lyrica is fda-approved to treat diabetic nerve pain.

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welcome back. you may not be attending the super bowl. but the technology is making it easier than ever to make you people like you're sitting there. we get the game day interaction from your couch. >> stay on the couch all day long. brian is out in phoenix. tickets going for $5700 if you try to get in at this point. staying at home is a better idea. you've heard about going to a game and doing tailgateing. now there's homegating. there's a homegating app that is an official nfl app. when you use the app this is the ultimate guide to really putting together a party. it's got the recipes the game play, the cool, interesting recipes put together. and you can also get a little tidbits and tricks about what happens during the season so you can act like you're really, really on the ball. >> like you know more than you do. >> exactly. >> can you bet in the app? >> that's what i'm showing you

next. it's a god question. this is awesome. betting odds is an app it's free. it's from sports insights. it give you the odds and the picks and you can also see the injuries that may be going on that may affect your game plan in trm terms of sports betting inside the app. >> is sports betting legal if i want to bet from my coach. >> depends where you are. it doesn't let you bet. it gives you the odds. it's not going to let you place a wager on this thing, but what it will do is give you the current odds and what is happening in las vegas at the very one moment. big game. big bet going on. >> if you live in a state that doesn't allow betting you can set up a proxy server and pretend like we're in the state of new jersey. >> yes. if i bet online not that i would. if i did and i won would i get the money or would it be a scam? >> it's possible you would get the money and have to get it in

an offshore account. gambling is illegal for much of us. there's a smaller tier betting we would say is bet legal in the u.s. >> i'm going to set up account later. you can just fund it. >> i know a nigerian that can help you. get your program! and you pay for it because it's commemorative. they have had online. this is how the nfl is doing it. take a look at the app. it's the official super bowl app for 2015. you go online pick your team. what happens is this will give you even more play. even more ways of navigating into playing the game and -- >> for some reason it says broncos. >> i don't know why it was broncos. does it still? did i hit it? >> they thought they were going to be in the super bowl. >> yeah. it goes through promos. they put the commercials in inside it. inside the app it give use a

bunch of -- essentially the interactive version of the commemorative program that you would have if you were at the game. >> one of the things i'm most excited about is seeing katy perry. we're talking about her settingaccount. >> i'll be eating chips a the time. the shopping experience with katy perry. >> this is going to be a huge game changer in terms of shopping and sporting events. they're calling this t-kmergscommerce. during halftime while she's doing her thing within there's an entire giant social thing that is happening via twitter, youtube, and really interesting company out of the bay area that will allow some people with samsung tvs and lg tvs to buy merchandise. they're not telling us the merchandise yet. but five items will be for sale. they'll measure does it work? does it work to get people excited for a program. the world's most watched program

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hi everyone. good morning. today is sunday, the 1st of february, 2015. another hostage beheaded by ice subpoena. what this means for our own war on terror. can isis be stopped before they be head another hostage? whitney houston's daughter bobbi kristina found face down in a bathtub. we'll learn what happened and her condition later this morning. and the seahawks and new york's mayor getting the saturday night live treatment. >> today's attack is going out to bill de blasio. you call that the biggest snowstorm in the history of new

york? i seen bigger blizzards at dairy queen. >> blizzards are better with friends. ♪ ♪ good morning. it's super bowl sunday, ladies and gentlemen! the day has finally lived. tucker's favorite time of the year. a live look at glendale, arizona. k5 5:00 in the morning out there. over 100 million people tuning in for the world's largest sporting event. super bowl xlix. how about here in new york city you have the largest -- >> yeah. >> that's what i smell. >> come on down to 48th and sixth! >> hot dog! get your hot dog! >> they have the brat wurss out there, hot dogs. it wouldn't be a fox"fox & friends"

without a grilled meat. >> later in the show we'll have a brat eating contest. a fox news alert. isis releasing a shocking new video showing the beheading of a japanese journalist. he went to the region in search of a fellow japanese citizens held by isis. at this time they have both apparently been executed. our own catherine harris reporting. the video may have been old. there's no time stamps or dates associated with the video. any demands being made by isis and the connection of the japanese government. the japanese government saying they were not going to negotiate with terrorists. the video may have been old. we don't know the answer yet. >> right. no time stamp on it. nothing hold up a newspaper showing the day it was or showing a date. but it does appear to be authentic. you see kenji goto kneeling in the orange jump suit we've seen before in the isis propaganda

videos and the man in the black having a british accent dollar to the other videos. >> isis is holding a jordanian pilot shot down. the only pilot shot down in allied air strikes other isis positions in syria and iraq. isis holding a female american aid worker whose name we're not releasing, and apparently the united states being the old country in the world that resident resolutely does not change money for hostages. >> and the country of jordan may be. but they want to know he's alive the jordanian pilot. they are demanding proof he is alive. they may set up a trade with isis. isis wants the raes release of a suicide bomber. >> i have to say, you can see -- can you imagine thing a anye aging aing a

agony of her family looking on. and then you look at bo bergdahl who was released after the obama administration traded prisoners from gitmo for him and the u.s. government says we don't negotiate with terrorists. really? you negotiated with the taliban. >> which is why they won't call the taliban a terrorist group. >> isis is the most evil group in existence. so you to feel the pain of the families of the people. >> considering what we did with bo bergdahl. >> and new families affected overnight. we have gotten word that isis has taken control of the new oil fields. they grabbed workers and holding them hostage at this hour. kt mcfarcfarland talk about it is. >> you can't trade. you can't negotiate with terrorists. you can't pay ransoms. this is the new normal in the

region. they have got the momentum. i think we have to seize the momentum. what we the west is should say is the americans, the british, the japanese anybody else who has hostages who have been beheaded or who are still being held. we should say no more ransom. no more negotiations. no more terror swaps for hostages. here is the new deal. we are going to put money into a pool, we're going to raise $200 million and we're going to use that money as a bounty on your head. >> a bounty on the heads of isis. boy, that might be effective. you never know. >> so. groups have been trading about $200 million of their own money to get some of their hostages back. >> that amount of money goes a long way. >> that was demand of course from isis and the japanese government. that deal apparently was never stuck. both japanese hostages have been executed. >> more on that and the pilot as the show unfolds this morning. other headlines to tell you about. starting with a fox news alert. whitney houston's daughter bobbi

kristina is in a medical i induced coma. she was found facedown in a bathtub not investigating. eerie of reminder of her mother's death nearly three years ago. whitney houston drown with drugs in her system. and a search underway for a missing arkansas nursing student. 21-year-old callie was last heard from last thursday. her family members told us her last cell phone ping was picked up in a hilly chair just across the oklahoma board on her way to arkansas. >> have it narrowed to about a 25 mile search area and this morning they're -- the law enforcement are going to use their resources and really survey that area. >> we're praying that god chooses to let us have her longer and find her soon.

>> we're pulling for them. anyone with information is asked to contact the number on your screen. it all started at disney land and the cdc is showing 100 cases of the measles throughout the united states. an infected college student traveled on an amtrak train throughout new york city. anyone who came on contact with the person on the train is urged to monitor themselves. on snl the seahawks, richard sherman, took bill de blasio to task for last week's blizzard overkill. >> i would like going the show i way by do by verbally assaulting someone who is lost. today's attack is going to new york city mayor bill de blasio. de blasio, yay, i'm talking to you. you call that the biggest snowstorm in the history of new

york? i've seen bigger blizzards at dairy queen! [ laughter ] >> unfortunately, it didn't come with butter finger. >> the butter finger blizzard is fantastic. our friend brian is out there this morning. giving us a preview in arizona. >> hey. i'll tell you we're outside the stadium. it's closed. they're going to open up in about 12 hours. one player in plan is rob gronkowski. a big 6'6" tight end. many people thought he was done playing. he tore up his knee and his shoulder, and also tore up his forearm. many people say he's done. last night he got comeback player of the year. he's known not only for on the field but off the field. they're big partiers. he has five brothers overall. two others in the nfl for awhile. another brother playing

professional baseball. and the other brother is a junior at kansas city state doing well. they're known for partying in new england and being one of the masses. so last year rob gronkowski brought his family a bus. i had a chance to go on the bus and hear his life if was a gronkowski. watch! ♪ ♪ >> this may look like a truck with body armor and sports drink on the outside. it's true. but the real story is on the inside. all gronk. meet the guys. >> dan gronkowski. chris gronkowski. this is good! >> tell me what it's like to be a gronkowski. >> you know you love life. you live life to the fullest. >> yeah! >> rob, we want to make sure you're having a good time. what did you invest? >> in this puppy here for us.

>> we're not lying. he went on ebay and he found the perfect bus. >> what is crazier when rob is playing or partying? >> all the time. there's no happy medium. >> rob rarely gets on the bus. he expects us hype it up to the next level. >> what is it like on the inside? can i find out? >> do you want to huddle among yourself to make a decision on whether or not i'm worthy. >> a flying chus inging chest bump. >> oh! [ chanting ] he's on the bus! >> am i going to be okay? >> just act like yourself. tell me what happens. [ yelling ] [ cheering ] >> you have to party hard. party hard. >> all right. >> when you're not partying hard, you need to prep yourself

to party hard! >> how how about i mount my sick days and travel with you guys. >> let e me call your boss. >> how did i fit in with the guys? you did well. >> i'm not surprised. >> very surprised. >> i made a career decision. >> let's go, guys. >> they have at lot of fun. they're not allowed in the stadium because it's not one of the sponsors of the nfl. they drove the bus down here. they graduate with honors. they just go do everything 110 miles per hour. it was really cool and they'll somehow be around the parking lot this weekend. >> those guys are fantastic. >> those guys like chowder? those are my guys. >> whatever they want.

they did say look for the big 6'6" guy over the middle in the game when the patriots play the seahawks and know there's some controversy last time he was hurt last super bowl. he went out partying. you know what? win or lose they're going to do it again. that's the way they approach life. can i say on behalf of all of us, we're all jealous. >> yeah! >> yeah. >> you fit in perfectly. thank you, brian. >> brian great to see you this morning. coming up as if the dmv wasn't bad enough. americans getting kicked to the back of the line. the cause? illegal immigrants licensed to drive. our next guest warrants it's going to get worst. the next debate. should people be allowed to use welfare for weed? that outrage straight ahead.

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residents of california facing a three-month wait for a dmv appointment. why? the dmv blame it is on a massive influx of applications since a new law allowing undocumented workers to apply for driver's licenses. illegal illaliens are cramming the offices. jessica, thank you for coming on this morning. are we sure that this backlog of the dmv has to deal with illegals being able to get driver's licenses. >> that's the only possible explanation. the state recently implemented the law that the legislator passed allowing, you know, some

of the 2 million illegal immigrants in california to apply for licenses, and, you know, with these backlogs, what a fiasco. the citizens of california should be outraged about this. but i'll tell you it's only a preview of things to come if the senate go aheads and lets the president's executive action be implemented because if that happens, then as many as 5 million illegal aliens around the country will be able to apply for driver's licenses and every state could potentially be looking at these kinds of bag logs and disruptions and not only for driver's licenses but when they become eligible for other benefits and services that states like california are gearing up to provide them. we're looking at a lot of gridlock in government agencies that is going to affect american citizens as well. and the concerning thing is that when these agencies are so overwhelmed with a flood of

applications, the people processing them can't really do a good job of screening to make sure that only el zwribl people are getting them. >> what is interesting to me of course it's not just welfare and the dmv, it's also schools and hospitals. have you noticed the people who pass the laws who support amnesty are not the people who have to deal with the consequences. how many of their kids go to public schools for example flooded with new immigrants. how many of them have to use the emergency room for medical care. like zero. they're insulated from the effect of the policies. >> that's exactly right. and we certainly saw that with the sergeant over the last year and a half where tens of thousands of new illegal arrivals were resettled all around the country without local communities having the ability to weigh in or get any assistance with the huge cost they're having to absorb as a result of these new illegal arrivals. so, yeah there's no question that policy makers in washington

have no idea how negatively this is affecting both the job opportunities for americans but especially the burden of providing all of these services that falls on taxpayers. >> of course. they get cheaper service and new voters. i get e-mails all the time who say i live in this town far from washington and a place where anyone makes real decisions and yet my town has been completely overwhelmed by people who don't speak english and needs services. help! >> those are the kinds of things that the u.s. senate needs to take into consideration on tuesday afternoon when they're voting to allow the president's executive action to be implemented, which is only going to exacerbate all the issues you mentioned that are such a concern now in so many american communities. >> thank you for joinings us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. coming up everyone is talking about islam phobia but

what about christian phobia. the terrifying things being said about christians. >> and your kids may be screened for depression in school. we'll have the details on that.

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chicken bryce chicken prices are up 34 cents. last year a new survey finding one in ten americans damaged their phones while caught up in the passion of the game. that's why anna has one of the cases on her phone. double padding. >> oh, my gosh. >>well, conservative christians receiving a harsh new warning. research finds that christian phobia is on the rise in america. with people saying horrific things online such as "i want them all to die in a fire." well, the scary part is all the respondents are educated influentials within society. here to reaction is father john morris. >> happy sunday -- >> it's appalling and it's common among educated people. the people i live around did

where specifically do the comments come from? >> well, you know, one thing is to say something. another thing is to do something about it. i believe there is a christian phobia in some elite sectors of our society. let me say three. in the news media to some extend. number two, in hollywood. and number three -- i think this is the most important one. in academia. where people are -- and the study shows it was a very serious study that shows that among some of the most educated there is this, you know, it's not phobia i don't think they call it christian phobia. i think it's more disdain. and almost embarrassment. it's almost -- >> why do you think that? >> you know, because it's not cool. it's not cool to be believing christian. it's nice to say i like jesus' teaching about love but do i believe he was the son of god? do i believe in salvation

redemption? it's not cool. >> there's a difference in not believing what christians believe and saying nasty vile things like this. what is causing this? >> you know, in this world of social media and and the anonymity of a study like this. it's easy to go over the line to awesome you never say to somebody's face. i don't believe these people are plotting the downfall of christians. islam phobia anti-semitism, other forms of bigotry, unfortunately there are people who are actually doing terrible, terrible nasty things. let me tell you, middle east against christian no doubt. i don't think it's fear of christians. it's hatred of anybody in this case, who doesn't believe of islam. the age of am anymorety tyanonymity. face to face i doubt they would be --

>> less importantly seattle. >> patriots. >> i'm sorry you're wrong. i follow your lead in all mattersmatter s spert yuleiritual. >> patriots will probably win. i would like to root on the underdog. >> they're the super bowl champions and they call them the underdog. >> tom brady. belichick. >> coming up the tough talking sheriff has a message to eric holder's replacement. watch this. >> we have to work together. we're allies with the department of justice. where as eric holder treats us like villains. more from milwaukee sheriff. and patriots dheet ss cheated him out of a super bowl win. the nfl hall of famer goes one on one with our brian next.

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thing! >> this is the envy of all grill meiste rshs s. >> you're not only here on the plaza but the big game. >> yer in the arizona stadium, too. >> you bring in a lot of money for charity. how does it work? >> it's a great marketing tool but a great citizens. we raise $3.5 million over the years for various charities. they vitamin power. we give them the proceeds. the grill is present when people need it. hurricane katrina it was down there for weeks. a tornado goes through a town we feed the workers and citizens. >> 65 feet of grill here. this is a pretty amazing looking thing. you're here all morning with us. >> come on down!

can i team you about the recipes? i'm going to do the weather but i'll tell you more. >> the other thing today is about the weather. take a look at the weather map. a massive storm moving across the central and eastern part of the country. very heavy rain across the mississippi river valley this morning stretching to the tennessee valley. by the time it's done we're going to be looking at the biggest snowstorm of the season. winter storm warnings across eastern nebraska through columbus toward des moines. look at the blizzard warning in the chicago area. and this stretches all the way across the eastern sea board to the north of philly. winter storm warning for new york city for hartford, boston. we'll be looking at a foot for chicago, detroit, and across the eastern sea board. we'll be talking about a foot for many areas there as well. all right. guys bring some brats.

in the grill is a monster grill. recipes coming up later. >> awesome. bring some in for us. >> not a chance! >> suspended he's bowhezbollah member hiding out in florida. believed to be in the state to raise money for the islamist militant groups. officials say he also served under the late socialist leader hugo chavez. the biggest school districts in minnesota may start screening students for depression. it's part of a nearly 400,000 grant to improve mental health services in the wake of violence in student suicide in the district. experts say it's chance to pick up on something parents and teachers may otherwise miss. this a message eric holder's

potential replacement. >> eric holder acted as if he has a venn den draft against the law enforcements. i want to make sure that lynch knows when she walks in things are not cool between the ag's office and local law enforcement. >> milwaukee sheriff david clarke testified. saying holder's comments following the eric brown and michael -- part students would be asked to fill out a questionnaire to be scored by an outside doctor. and it's a great way for students to -- those are your headlines. >> all right. thank you so much. >> back out to brian now. live in glendale, arizona. he's joined by two-time super bowl champ and hall of famer.

>> nice to see you brian and marshall. >> northeast nice to see you too. great to see you. i was watching you at san diego state. 13 seasons, 12,000 yards. almost 7,000 receiving yards. how often do you think is the super bowl not that you won, which is awesome. but that you lost against the patriots. >> i think about it. the good part, for me. it doesn't overshadow the one i won. i remember the feeling we felt that the team and the accomplishments. because i had not won anything in football. i had won in all other sports but that was the first time i was able to be a champion in football. so i remember it all the time. >> and i remember right after 2000 after 9/11 we have a super bowl with no week off in between. you two playing at halftime.

it was a great game but you said am i over the loss? yeah. but never being cheated out of a super bowl. i can understand losing a super bowl. that's fine. about how things happened and took place. that's about the taping scandal that came out later with the jets. you believed they taped your practice and knew your plays. >> that's my belief. it was fact. the commissioner deemed that there was not enough on the tapes that considered it cheating. and from that point forward any time any loss that i've had -- let me say this. i feel like did we play that bad or did we get cheated? that's my take on it. >> when it came up again. it brought up the memories now it's deflategate. >> it's always something. you hear it again and it brings you back to what happened with you. but for the most part, what

happened with deflategate, i feel we have a great game. why take away from the game that we have with that. let the league investigate it. find out the truth and deal with it. >> and maybe put a stop. jerry jones adamant about that. i want to talk about something that means a lot to you. you're a great story not only what you achieved but where you came from. your parents divorced at 4. four older brothers. your mom is working three jobs. as a kids when sports were everything to you. it plays into the play 60. fuel up and play 60 program. >> it is. it's essential for kids to get out for 60 minutes and play. you want to put the right things in your body. that's where the management group come into play. all the milk products we have in america what they're doing partnering with the nfl to fuel up the play 60. it's essential for our kids.

remember, a lot of kids don't have gym in school. now we have to implement these kinds of programs that the nfl and the dairy people do together. so to make sure our kid are healthy, active. >> and your older brothers filled in that gap for your mom to kill herself to make you successful. >> i know my mother proud. she's probably watching now. the important thing is regardless behalf my mom did, she showed us what hard work was about. my brothers made sure that the younger brothers were okay. and that lead into sports. as they played sports i watched them and started to play sports. i'm indebted to them for taking their time to get me to the level that i'm now. >> and you were playing sports at the young age. no one tackled you. >> two super bowls. what are the players thinking

about? eastern time it's 7:30. are they snup. >> i know i was up. i know, i was thinking. and i was trying to relax. i was trying to treat it like a normal prime time game. and i wasn't studying any film. i wasn't looking at any notes. i already had everything in my hands. how i learned it. reherszed the play. i was ready to play. you have to calm yourself down and just wait for the time to come. >> it's tough. you can say that but if you do it the second time must have been easier. >> final prediction? >> it's a tough game. i think this is new england's game. i believe -- i can't imagine tom brady as great as he is losing a third super bowl. >> so great to see you. congratulations on everything. you deserve it and outworked everybody. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. coming up next. one of the taliban members swapped for bo bergdahl already turning back to terror. when we come back the mother and

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welcome back. the pentagon admitted one of the five gitmo prisoners swapped for bo bergdahl tried reconnecting with the taliban. >> we have reason to believe there was some activities by at

least one -- centered around potential reengagement. >> wow. struggled over your words there huh. the disclosure doesn't surprise us. this man died on a mission looking for bo bergdahl. a claim the military denies though. sandra and andy join us. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. thank you. >> i want to get your response to the latest news from admiral kirby about one of the five, at least one of the five members of the taliban five tried to reconnect get back to the battle field. were you surprised? >> no. >> no, not at all. the surprise is it took them that long. anybody should have seen this

coming. >> sandra, what about the arguments we released them. we watch them like a hawk now. it's going to help fight the war on terror. we can see where they go. who they text. who they call. that's going lead us to more vipers in the next if you will. >> i don't think they ever really made clear how they were going to track these men and how to they were really going to keep up with what they were doing. they were entrusting them back into their groups to do the monitoring. >> are you surprised at how long it's taken the white house to come out with the desserter status for bo bergdahl. >> have they officially come out with the status? i googled it the other day and every other article one would say they declared him and others said they haven't. i have not read anything official. >> has the white house contacted you or made any mention of the

fact he'll be provided with a deserter status? >> we have had no contact whatsoever with the white house. we've really had no contact with anyone oirnther than the men that served with darren. we had a call from his commander telling us that, you know, that he really did tell us what was going on in a round about way. but that's the only communication we've had officially. >> your son killed looking for him. was there any doubt in your son's mind he was a deserter? >> not at all, no. we had a conversation with darren before he was killed, and of course, he couldn't say a whole lot but he did let us know this guy walked away. left his stuff and walked away and they were spending every day looking for him. >> when you saw bo bergdahl's family at the clebpress conference

at the white house. what message would you have for the white house? >> i think it's a sad sad day they would recognize a family whose son deserted. put numerous men in danger. several lost their lives as a result of it. and they would put them on tv and acknowledge them and tell them that their son has served honorably. that was a real slap in the face when they called him a hero and those of us who have love our son being a hero have never had any acknowledgment from the white house. >> yeah. thank you for your son's honor to this country and your family's sacrifice to this country. we appreciate you joining us on

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commuter will introduce maccen. you'll see why. >> you see the brand is a really strong and showing us how we can breakthrough the clutter with this big reveal of mac and changing this view. >> yeah. certainly well known and talked about for years, decades. let's look at this one from 1980. mean joe green. ♪ ♪ >> mean joe. >> so why did this work for coke? >> well, here you've got an example of a terrific tie into the became. you have a great player in mean joe green. in a great game, the super bowl. and the human element with the little boy and he reaches out and you see his personal side. you go from the strength of the big guy to his softness. and that really is great for the brand because you realize what coke is trying to do and make

that human connection. >> five years ago google had the ad called pa eded parisian love. let's watch. ♪ ♪ >> why did this work? >> well, this is one that people don't talk about as much. but our technology showed that it really connected with the audience. and what is amazeing here in 60 seconds we hear the story of a young boy who goes to paris falls in love, and get married. you're entertaining and telling a story. >> we see that brand recognition with google other and over. you definiteliment a return on your investment. what can we expect from this year. a lot of people are talking about. >> first, he was my biggest fan.

you know, he felt like what i was doing was the most important thing. that's something i've tried to take and apply to my kids. >> and this one tugs on your heart strings. nissan will have ads that try to do the same? >> yeah. and, again, we're seeing a migration away from, you know ten years ago scantily clad women and beer jokes. to now much more nuanced themes and showing dads as being part of the family and connecting with their kids and showing a softer side. we haven't seen that in years past. i think that's a real transition. >> an everybody loves budweiser ads especially the one with the puppy. let's watch the one from this year. ♪ ♪ so the first one was brotherhood in 2013. then puppy love last year. this one entitled "lost puppy."

i was sobbing watching this! why does it work for budweiser? >> puppies attract the heart strings. i think having the audience going on a journey where there's a story told that relates to the brand we can connect with. it's key. >> oh! so sweet! i can't wait to watch the game and the commercials and the halftime and the whole deal! thank you so much! here what is coming up. the video is terrifying. [ yelling ] >> that woman now facing charges. the alleged victim recording the video joins us live to go through it.

good morning everyone. today is sunday. 1st of february, 2015. isis continues to terrorize. and one of the five taliban swapped for bo bergdahl is

trying to rejoin the fight. the parents of a soldier who died looking for bo burgergdahl are disgusted. >> to put them on tv and acknowledge them and tell them their son has served honorably. that was a real slap in the face. >> more of their message for the white house. and mitt is out. who is in? while you were sleeping. a brand new poll putting one of the potential candidates on top in the state of iowa. the answer and the reaction from chris wallace coming up. my favorite -- did you see the story this week. it's my favorite. three brothers one bathtub, and a bunch of years in between. the gift for mom gone viral this morning. we promised we'll show it to you. take a look. we have it? there it is! >> oh! [ laughter ] >> many years apart we have -- there is a photograph. they're very funny.

"fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> is that desert fog? >> that is game on. and the good news is so do we. glendale ads looks like that. it's the early morning desert fog rolling in over super bowl xlix. >> brian can see through it. he's at the stadium in glendale arizona. >> either that smoke from the party buses, brian. >> cooking fires and the traveling begin traveling gypsies. >> it's going to burn off soon. >> i hope so. i'm doing great. somebody is going to get fired.

i'm going to get back to you on that. my assistant is responsible. the there is rain like there was all week they'll close it. for now it's going to be open. i think it's about 50 droog degrees. the stadium has the coolest thing. they have a thing on sliders. they'll have the turf. it's outside the stadium now when it's closed. and they roll it in come game time when they open up the top. it's going to be a great game. mostly in the city. it's mostly seattle fans. they have a big home field advantage. maybe the biggest in the country. they got a lot of people to new york last year. they dominated. i think they got a lot of people to phoenix. i think it could make a difference in the one-point game. as tucker will break down the numbers later for you. >> >>ly in the stats section of the show. we have a chalk board. >> stay tuned. thank you. we need to get to the fox news alert.

isis beheading japanese journalist kenji goto. >> testimony closet-- it comes after a failed week of negotiations. isis has more hostages at its disposal. connor powell is live in jerusalem with the latest video. dwoom. >> reporter: good morning. intelligence officials are trying to verify the latest execution video. it appears by most accounts to be a legitimate video. and already in japan they're beginning to mourn kenji goto. he was a renowned japanese journalist who was held by isis since the fall. prime minister abe called his death a, quote heinous act. japan said they'll work with the international community to help fight isis. the latest video is similar to the previous isis execution videos in the roughly one minute long clip which is a bit shorter. a militant with a british accent

appears to oversee the beheading of goto. originally isis demanded $200 million to free him. in recent days and weeks there appeared to be a deal developing that would swap goto and muath al-kaseasbeh for an al qaeda-linked militant in jordan. that seemed likely. but the deal fell apart because isis couldn't provide any proof of life that lieutenantmuath al-kaseasbeh has been alive. we're awaiting word about the status and fate about the jordan yan pilot. >> thank you connor. as isis continues to terrorize al qaeda in yemen sent new threats this morning. one of the five taliban members will be swapped for bo bergdahl is trying to rejoin the fight. the debate really around the world is should we be negotiating with hostage holders with terrorists? and a number of european countries have.

they paid ransom for the citizens and they've been released for isis custody. the united states refuses to except in the case of bo bergdahl. >> we talked to the family of one of the soldiers who went on the mission to look for bo bergdahl when he deserted. sandra and andy andrews. they're the parent of the darren who was out looking for bergdahl. they told us they had no doubt -- their son had no doubt he deserted. they're outraged about the way the white house marched out the participants outside the rose garden at the white house. take a listen. >> i think it's just really a sad, sad day they would recognize a family whose son deserted. put numerous men in danger. several lost their lives as a result of it. and they would put them on tv and acknowledge them and tell

them that their son has served honorably. that was a real slap in the face when they called him a hero and those of us who have lost our son being a hero have never had any acknowledgment from the white house. >> sandra brought up a great point. we don't know how they're monitoring them. can we trust the quatrie government. she said we don't know information about how they're monitoring them. can we trust the government? how insulting is it to these parents to watch susan rice and the president -- especially susan rice come out and compliment bo bergdahl. someone who, quote, served with honor and distinction when their son died trying to fix a problem that bergdahl himself call

caused by his exversion. >> a slap in the face that one of the five taliban that was swapped for bo bergdahl already communicating apparently with the taliban trying to rejoin the fight. and the white house wentill not call the taliban terrorists. that's why they were allowed to be negotiated with. >> they can't call them terrorists because they would be exposing themselves as inconsistent. why are we negotiating and passing hostages and prisoners to the taliban. >> great point. more on the story throughout the show. other headlines to get to. fox news alert. bobby christina is in a medical i induced coma. found face down in a bathtub not breathing. it is an eerie reminder of her mother's death nearly three years ago. whitney houston drown in a bathtub with drugs in her system. a desperate search underway for a missing arkansas nursing student. 21-year-old callie morris was

last heard from last thursday. she never made it to her parents home nearly 200 miles in oklahoma. her family members told us her last cell phone ping was picked up in a hilly area just across the oklahoma border >> right now they have it narrowed to about a 25 mile search area. this morning the law enforcement are going to use their resources and survey that area. we're praying that god chooses to let us have her longer. and find her soon. >> we are pulling for her. anyone with information is asked to contact the number on the screen. firefighters braving freezing cold temperatures for more than ten hours to get the 7-alarm fire under control in brooklyn. thick layers of ice formed on their uniforms. more than 200 rescuers were on

the scene. no one was injured. and somebody pranking the new england patriots. the fire alarm has been set off twice this week around 2:00 in the morning where the team is staying. a hotel spokesperson said the alarm didn't go off in the wing. the possible prank is being investigated. >> brian is on the story for us. he was awake at 2:00 in the morning. we don't know why. >>alibi. >> you can back me up. i was awake at 2:00 in the morning because "fox & friends" is a morning show! and there's two hours difference. i'm exonerated. >> i was seen with you 24 hours ago. >> thank you! >> this is the biggest television day of the year. really of all time. 100 million americans are going to watch the super bowl today. but who are they exactly? who are the 100 million people. a third of america? we have a new poll.

>> it breaks down interestingly. we want you to weigh in. one of the questions asked if you had a child who wanted to play football would you encourage them to play another sport due to concerns about concussions or not. overwhelmingly democrats said they wo to play. independents and republicans are lower on the list. so democrats overwhelmingly said they would bench their kid. wouldn't let them play. surprise you, brian? >> yeah. but i'll tell you what taking it, for example, you see a lot of polls and sometimes you look and where do they get them from? they went from region to region and looked at where romney won as opposed to obama. nine of the ten voted for the lowest participation voted for president obama. the northwest, west, and democrats encouraged their kids not to play. in texas, alabama, they both voted for romney that's with the increase was. california down, new york is down. maybe this is parenting.

maybe parents go it's dangerous but i would to build character. if you want to play i'm going to look into the equipment may be sure it's better. i want you to learn about values. i want you to test yourself and go do it. maybe there is a more self-sufficiency thing. >> what is the flex side. in the states where most parents chose for their child soccer and modern intentive dance. how did obama do in those states? >> are you trying to lump in soccer and interpretive dance? >> i'm not saying it is the same thing. thing. >> as a soccer coach, are you insulted by tucker's line of questioning? i'm kidding. >> i'm insulted they let him on the show. >> it's down 25% according to roger goodell. the rules are changing and the equipment is getting better. >> can i tell you two aboutntedotes.

he would duck-under attack rather than get hilt. his uj l said where is your courage? it changed his life. dwayne johnson was too scared to play. he quit. it changed his mind. you don't have to be great. you have to try to get throughout. football isn't by sport but i respect those that play it. how can that be bad for kids? >> i completely agree. there are tough men in football and i respect that a lot. let us know your thoughts. we'll check with brian at super bowl 49 in a short time. while you're sleeping a brand new poll putting one of the potential candidates on top in iowa. the answer and reaction from chris wallace this hour. and three brothers one bathtub. and a bunch of years in between. the gift for mom gone viral this

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nissan. innovation that excites. mitt romney officially backing out of the race for president in 2016. what does it do to the rest of the field? is jeb bush the front runner? >> even though they haven't officially announced anything. let's ask chris wallace. i want your opinion. the new des moines register poll that came out this morning, and scott walker, sitting at the top of the heap. this is without mitt romney in the race. i went back to tweft and looked at what the des moines register said and they had mitt romney at the top. it could be spot on. what do you think? >> i don't think it's particularing surprising iowa

tends to favor more socially conservative candidates. also, scott walker, of course, from the neighboring state of wyoming wisconsin. folks like jeb bush and chris christie i would expect to have sometime struggling in iowa. and let's be honest. iowa has not had a very good track record in particularly the republican field in actually choosing the person who wins the republican nominee. >> it's not kind to establish the candidates. do you think they're going to play in iowa and it's not worth it. i'm going to new hampshire? >> awfully hard. just because of the fact that we spend so much time -- we media in iowa. even if you lose. i don't know if you can pretend it doesn't exist. you know, romney talked a lot about doing that in 2012. ended up going in and we thought he won as it turned out, after

they did the extended count santorum won. ic it's hard to skip iowa. >> as a long time redskins fan. your team didn't make it to the super bowl this year. what is your prediction for today's game. will you watch? >> of course i'll watch. i'm not un-american for god's sake. i like the patriots. mostly because i really hate the seattle seahawks among other reasons because every time they play the redskins they spank us like babies. so, you know, sort of the enemy is my friend. i'm going for the new england patriots. because i'm a michigan fan i like tom brady. for those reasons, and i guess, i'm running for the patriots. >> chris wallace has a soup book out with his wife too. who do you have on the show? >> a great show. i think it was a turning point this week in the mid east.

when you had big thinkers like the head of the defense intelligence agency lieutenant general michael flynn, head of centcom, henry kissinger, george schultz saying we don't have a strategy we're creating a vacuum in the middle east. thing are new serious questions about what is going on there. we'll have three key paylayers in that part of the world. and a hot button issue the debate over common core. we'll have a debate between greg abbott, the governor of texas where they say it's banned and bill bennett education secretary under ronald reagan who is in favor of common core. so that will be interesting. >>ly watch that. that sounds interesting.

thank you. >> thank you, chris. coming up isis beheads another hostage. they're not done yet. they have a message for the terrorists. >> next. and it's a hot debate now that pot is legal in some state states. should people be allowed to use welfare for weed? that outrage 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.

two hikers that fell 500 feet down mount hood. a woman broke both her ankles. the man with her broke his leg. they were doomed but luckily a rescue group training nearby got to them quickly.

battling fierce wind and ice got them to a rescue chopper. two planes colliding over the alaska wilderness. both pilots survived. mangled piles of metal are all that remains of the aircraft. the ntsb is investigating what happened. one man taken to the hospital in serious condition. more on the top story this morning. after being held hostage for more than three months isis militants beheaded japanese journalist kenji goto. our next guest is a third-generation veteran who stared down the enemy. joining us now is retired ma lean jay-- marine. >> i wish we were here on better news. we got word overnight that the japanese journalist had been beheaded. we're not sure when it happened and the video, of course disturbing. once again seeing him in the

orange jump suit, kneeling for the isis militants. what was your response when you heard about this overnight? >> you know, it's just a sickening feeling knowing these cowards are out there doing these acts that are barbaric and they have to be stopped. i mean, they have absolutely have to be stopped. we can't keep allowing this to happen. >> what does feel like for you, sir, who fought on front lines. faced terrorists. tried to set the country on the course for democracy. seeing isis grabbing large swaths of territory in iraq and controlling huge corridors of iraq. what does that say to you? >> well, it said our exit strategy wasn't fought out. that's what it tells me. you can't go to war and hit them hard, fast, and often and leave and expect to hold the ground that you fought for.

and, unfortunately, a lot of warriors and my fellow brothers and sisters who fought like hell to get that ground -- they have to live with that every day. it's a tough feeling. because they did their part and unfortunately d.c. didn't do theirs. >> you call these guys cowards. right. hiding bind the masks. not coming out and showing their faces. this week a couple of people this week have called one of your comrades at arms chris kyle a coward after seeing "american sniper." michael moore called him a coward. tomorrow greg abbott declared february 2nd chris kyle day. do you have a message for michael moore and february 2nd being named chris kyle day. >> my thoughts on michael moore. i find solis in the fact that the processsthetic leg i put on every day has a higher iq than him. as far as chris kyle -- governor

abbott calling february 2nd chris kyle day. it's a bittersweet day. the family is very much in mourning, and it's tough. it's tough to deal with. while it's a great honor, i know they're honored by that. it's challenging to deal with it. i mean, chris hasn't been gone long. you have the movie out now. if we're going name it chris kyle day in texas, why stop there? chris kyle fought for a lot more people than just texas >>well, said. the movie "american sniper" you appear in the movie. surpassing box records. u.s. marine corps. it's great to see you on the show. thank you so much. >> i appreciate it. god bless you guys. semper fie. >> coming up on the show. search is on for a terrorist loose inside america. the fbi targeting one specific

pocket of the country. we'll tell you where it is next. and coming to us live from glendale, arizona with someone who knows a little bit about super bowls. who is that brian? >> let me tell you, coming up shortly you're going have to meet joe once again. you cannot have the super bowl without the mvp of super bowl xvii. >> i'm ready to impart wisdom. >> back to you guys to tell us what is coming up. ♪ music ♪ ...the getaway vehicle!

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it's moving toward the east sea board. it's going to affect a lot of people. in fact, the eastern two-thirds of the country. rain across the southern side of this. the rain snow line is to the north of i-70. we'll see incredibly heavy snow around the chicago area. take a look at the live pictures. we have blizzard warnings in the area. the wind is going to be blowing over 35 miles per hour throughout the day. and that makes for messy conditions on the road. you can see that there. it's going to get worst throughout the afternoon. take a look at milwaukee as well. milwaukee is on the north side of the blizzard warnings. certainly windy for you and hardly anybody on the roads. it's what you like to see. it's a rough one there. all right. winter storm warnings in effect eastern iowa and we have the blizzard warnings in effect throughout the chicago area right now. then that spreads across the eastern sea board by tonight the snow moves in new york city. rough forecast on the rain/snow line. hard to say where that's going to set up.

we see snow maybe mixing with a little bit of rain. all that said east texans represented this morning. >> hello everybody! coming up later on as well. >> we have the brat truck. we have winter storms. we have to head back out to arizona where brian is getting ready for super bowl xlix. >> he's joined by joe sizeman. nice to see you this morning. >> nice to see you. and just relax if you don't mind. just for a second. it's super bowl xvii mvp. got back to the super bowl didn't win but mvp that year. we cannot do this interview unless i get to hold your ring for the next four minutes. >> it's yours. >> this is yours. >> it's our usual tradition. >> we have the tradition. you have the ring.

great quarterback and commentator. i believe in some ways you have -- the winning team is going to have to adjust to the unexpected. lights go out in new orleans. the first snap against peyton manning over the head. davis the best running back in football. >> i agree. i think you have to be able to be flexible when it comes to the football game. normally you'll do a lot of things you did to get here. you'll see both teams trying to do something a little bit different. probably an injury may play a big part. who winds up getting hurt? you have the defensive backs of the seattle seahawks. are they going able to finish the football game? that could be the factor. >> absolutely. to me i think they say who do you think the most player is going to be on the sneeltd tom brady, marshawn lynch? i think it's the referees. are we going to let -- are they going it let them play the game or let them be roughed up? new england likes to get in people's face. we know seattle does. so at what degree do the

referees try and hold the thing together a little bit? i think they're going to be the key to the game. >> i went to the state of the league address. and kwon cushiononcussion is hurting the youth and the pro game. it's been a focus of yours. >> it has. as a matter of fact i have my product here. can i have the helmet, please. >> hand that over. >> thank you very much. this is a inset that goes inside the helmet. what it does we put it in there to hopefully try to reduce the risk of concussion. it's important to understand. kurt warner didn't want his kids playing football. he found this online. he researched it. he found something. now both his boys play football. it's important for people to say let's research the technology that is available before we throw the game under the bus. >> because what is happening is if you're a young guy and young kid playing football and having a good time. you want to make sure a good

tackle, if done correctly can absorb it. >> it goes inside the helmet this way. we finished a study 20 teams 500 players. what we've been able to do is reduce the concussions according to the national average of concussion raid by 75%. >> you don't have to -- it goes inside the helmet. attaches that way. it's an eighth of an inch thick. it's special. i hear and see youth football under attack. football in general. >> what we did at the top of the show. >> and ryan clarke wear it is. a lot of guys wear it. the entire smu football team wear it is. it's important to do the research before we say let's not let the kids play. there are so many wonderful things learned from youth football. >> exactly. i'm offended by the attack on the game that teaches courage and character. quick on a lighter note. what is happening there at 6:30

eastern time. 40s 30 local time. how do you see it coming out? >> i think the seahawks will get the football. new england will stop them. they haven't been good at stopping them. they're going slow them down. new england will get the football. after three hours and change in the football game, the new england patriots are going to wind up being world champs one more time. >> you think so? >> i believe the seahawks will win. it's with mixed feelings i give you back your ring. our annual segment is done. hopefully young kids know there's a future in the game. back to you guys in studio a little bit later john lynch will be joining us. >> thank you. we're wide awake. great job, joe. awesome insight. coming up on "fox & friends" friends." the video was terrifying. [ screaming ] that woman facing charges and the alleged victim recording a video joins us live to go through it step by step.

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morning. >> so thank you for having me. >> as i understand it you went online because your policy -- your fees had gone up thanks to obamacare. you go on and you noodle around and what happened next? >> so i went in the 1st of january and noticed my premium went up and my tax deductible went down. i went into there and said there was nothing they could do. i called the connect for health and they informed me things happened. i went around and shopping online and on the phone with one of the representatives and along the way i got cancelled completely. i was signed up for a completely different account that i did not want. >> huh. so you didn't press a button that said please cancel my account and sign me up for something i don't want? >> no i said don't cancel. let me think about it. my premium went from $99 to $156 a month.

that's a big jump for me. i needed to figure out if i wanted to stay with them. >> can you give us a background. were you happy or dissatisfied? >> i didn't have any health care before the affordable care act went in. it was because of that i was able to afford it. however, this year with the premiums jumping up i have to make a little bit more of a tighter budget to figure out how to pay for the extra premiums that are coming my way. >> you were quite they passed obamacare for. >> correct. >> you had your policy cancelled. you are signed up for something you didn't want, asked for, or heard of. you calle right. what happened next? >> they were looking into the file and they said they would let me know by friday. it's now sunday morning and i don't know whether or not i have insurance. >> they never got back to you? >> nope. not yet. >> mhh. maybe you should go on a

national tv show and complain about it and it might get their attention. have you thought about that? >> that was a good thought. i tried calling back on friday. i was on hold for 30 minutes and nobody picked up. i'm thinking other people in colorado are calling as well to see what is going on. >> i'm sorry. i'm laughing bitterly and i'm on your side, of course. how has this made you feel about the obamacare experiment? >> well, the experiments are either success or failed, and in this instance it's a little bit of a failed but it's not necessarily the president's fault. it's more the ceo's fault that knew about the glitch in the system and did nothing about it. now he's back pedaling in order to figure out how to fix it for the 3700 coloradans that no longer have insurance >>well i bet you he'll get on it after this. thank you for joining us this morning, steven. appreciate it. coming up the video --

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>> stop it. stop it. >> stop. >> some scary moments for the driver and her 6-year-old granddaughter who is in the backseat. she reported that video and she joins us this morning from raleigh, north carolina. thanks for being with us. looks awful. >> describe what happened. you're on a two-lane road and what happens before this woman begins this rampage? >> before the filming she had been behind me and i looked in my mirror and all i saw was the hood of her truck. i tapped my brakes to get her attention. she got irate and went behind me and ll had a head on collision with someone else and the second time once the car passed she got in front of me and i backed out of it to give her the road and she about rammed me off the road there and that's when i called

911 to let them know there was an aggressive driver. i had my phone there and threw it on camera and put it on the dashboard where i usually hold my gps and i said we'll see where this goes. this isn't going to be good. >> you had just gotten back surgery. you're driving slowly. you have a granddaughter in the car. it's starting to rain so you're being cautious on the back roads and she didn't like that -- first of all one of the most annoying things in the world is having someone ride up on your rear is so you see the hood of her car and say get off my tail a lit bit and that sent her over the edge. >> i guess that's all it took. >> what was it -- when she was in front of you what made her stop the car and get out and go around and try to reach into the car as you're rolling the window up? >> i'm not sure what brought that up. when i put the camera in the window and everything, the only thing i was thinking is if something happens. i was only a couple of miles away from home and i live off of that road.

there was no place to turn off. i was trying to keep a safe distance between her and i. >> we hear your granddaughter in the video screaming too. >> yes. i never expected her in a million years would i have expected her to stop run after the road have another accident involve somebody else maybe but i did not expect the extremes it went to. >> where is this woman today? >> she's out there somewhere? >> she's out there somewhere? >> yes. this happened on saturday at about 11:30 in the morning and the police reports were filed and everything that day. monday i went to the sheriff's office to turn in the video. they said they were going to do whatever they could do and i went home. i proceeded -- there was something i left out with the sheriff's office. i got no calls back after monday. i didn't know where she was at. i'm scared to leave the house. that was her house there.

and monday, no calls back. tuesday no calls back. wednesday morning calling again still no calls. i just sent the video to fox 8. >> right. >> we have she turned herself in late monday but now she is out on bond. >> yeah. >> thank you for sharing the story and we hope you and your granddaughter are recovering okay from that emotional experience. >> yeah, we should mention her name christine lee phillips as well. thank you so much. >> you're so welcome. thank you. >> coming up here on the show attorney general eric holder for treatment of copse during the ferguson riots and now the woman that will take his place. >> what the game's biggest stars have to say at the top of the hour.

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treats us like villains. >> will the new attorney general listen to that message? >> and seahawks and new york mayor getting the saturday night treatment. >> you call that the biggest snowstorm in the history of new york? i've seen bigger blizzards at dairy queen. >> jokes didn't stop there. fox and friends hour four starts right now. ♪ >> you're looking live at glenndale, arizona. site of super bowl xlix under a little desert fog this morning which is today. today being february 1st also known as super bowl sunday. it's arrived. >> that's right. brian is out there and we'll

check in with him in just a bit. we're throwing down our own party here the corner of 48th and 6th. >> we want to begin this morning with a fox news alert. isis revealed new video showing the beheading of a japanese journalist. he went to the region in search of another japanese citizen captured by the terror group. now both of them were beheaded by isis. >> we're still waiting to find out what has happened with the jordanian pilot. the first pilot shot down over this area in attacking isis. they have been celebrating of course and showing off on social media that they captured this guy. the government at this hour still doesn't know whether or not he was alive. >> they're saying give us some proof that he is still alive and breathing this morning.

that image you saw before of kenji goto kneeling in the jump suit, a familiar image we have seen before. they're trying to authenticate it but it seems to be the same type of beheading as we have seen with the man in the black with the british accent. >> there's several more prisoners being held by isis and one of them unfortunately is an american. she is a woman apparently in her 30s. an aid worker. we are not releasing her name and all of us are praying it won't be her image we see in an isis propaganda tape but it is absolutely possible. >> it's touching japan for the first time. japanese news reports this morning it's reverberating across that country this morning and new overnight we learned that isis has taken control of oil grounds and have grabbed different workers who work for the different oil companies there and are holding them as hostages at this hour so we're likely to see more of this.

you talk about this is part of iraq. grounds gained by the coalition forces in the iraqi war. we have the u.s. marine corporal on the show earlier. an iraq war veteran. his thoughts on giving up this ground to isis, listen. he said that this is incredibly troubling -- now we have the sound bite. take a listen. >> it's just a sickening feeling knowing that these cowards are out there continually doing these acts that are barbaric. they have to be stopped. they just absolutely have to be stopped. we can't keep allowing this to happen. you can't go to war and hit them hard, fast and often and then abruptly leave and expect to hold that ground you fought for and unfortunately a lot of our warriors and my foal low brothers and sisters that fought to get that ground they have to live with that every day and it's a tough feeling because they did their part and unfortunately d.c. didn't do

theirs. >> so much blood lost. >> neither did the iraqi army that spent close to a trillion dollar training and all of those effort years we spent doing that and the saddest is to think that a group like isis totally evil is using in some cases american arm which is were taken from the iraqi army which again fled at the first sound of gunfire. it's all very upsetting. >> the images they were posting standing next to american tanks, american armored vehicles. guns with usa written on the side of it using our arms against us. >> it's so humiliating and whenever you think of the iraq war. obama didn't. a lot of people didn't. but he inherited iraq and to allow it to go to the place where it is now where isis controls a huge percentage of the country with american arms. >> right. >> it's just too much. >> let's not let afghanistan go same way. we can't wind down a war and end it at all costs when your enemy

isn't saying that the war is over and goes for making these prisoner swaps and releasing all of of these four star generals. >> what's the message? we're not a country to be expected. in the end we'll leave. it sets a precedent. >> lieutenant colonel ralph peters will join us. >> overnight al qaeda making chilling new threats to the west. a top al qaeda and yemen leader releasing an audio message calling on attacks for anyone against the profit mohammed saying the only punishment

should be murder. >> whitney houston's daughter bobny christina is in a medically induced coma. she was found not breathing face down in a bathtub. it is an eerie reminder of her mother's death nearly three years ago today. whitney houston drowned in a bathtub at the beverly hilton with drugs in her system. >> it all started at disney land and now the cdc is confirming 100 cases of the measles throughout the united states. an infected college student travelled on an amtrak train through new york city last weekend and everyone that may have come into contact with that person on the train is urged to monitor themselves from measle symptoms. >> president obama making nice with kim jong un? not so fast. obama impersonator reggie brown taking a selfie with a kim jong un impersonator in california and in between is bonod

bono doppleganger. >> brian is on the scene of the super bowl. there he is right there. brian you went to the nfl honor's awards last night. what was it like? and did you get one? >> sadly the fact that i didn't play this season hurt my chances because i was full time with you guys and i couldn't get a uniform that fit me or position or team that actually get me but i will say this -- i'm sure you're buying into it clayton but we had a shoot in the morning and then we went over to the honors and we worked the red carpet and this thing is getting bigger and bigger. the mvp of the league is aaron rogers. he's become a big commercial star with the packers. j.j. watt another guy that transcends the sport walks off with defensive player of the

year. demarco murray, who could have been here and bruce arians gets the coach of the year and o'dell beckham is the rookie of the year. so i went to the carpet to talk to a bunch of football players that weren't sweating. actually smelling very nice on the red carpet. let's watch. >> i wanted to be a top ten pick. i wanted to win the heisman, national championship. didn't get any of those and rookie of the year was one of the ones that was on my mind. >> we're living the american dream. we're playing a game for a living. soccer in certain countries, but do i get to make a living and support my family and have that american dream because of the freedoms that we enjoy. >> my game is happening on the field. i try to play as hard as i can and do as much as i can. >> do you think you did that this year? >> i went out there and left it all on the field.

>> what are your thoughts right before game time? 100 million people watching? >> don't mess it up. >> and john legend will be singing america the beautiful and of course katy perry will be at halftime. she has about 12 songs and about 12 minutes. it's going to be exciting. real quick the other major news that happened yesterday is they said who is going to be in the hall of fame. sometimes none sometimes a lot. this is a lot. 8. jerome bettis charles haley bill polian and junior seau up for the first time. he took his own life. many think due to head injuries from football. his sons went to accept for him. john lynch will be our guest in 20 minutes. you have orlando pace and kurt warner and marvin harrison did not get in. it's tough to get in the first year you're eligible. but just one of these thing where is this is one of these super bowl guys unlike last year where tickets instead of

decreasing on game day they're increasing. people are walk around trying to buy tickets to resell them. the minimum price is $9,000. to go inside the stadium to watch this game it's a lot to do with the controversy. i think it has to do with the fact that people just want to see two great teams play. that's what they're going to get and later you go inside the tuckers with tucker. he is going to tell you from the offensive perspective what's going to happen today. >> i will. it's good news for cal periodscalpers like you. >> i'm looking to make a little profit and come home. finally upgrade to first class. >> you're a wise man. >> thanks. >> $9,000 is unfortunate for die hard patriots fans and seahawks fans that can't afford it. >> do real fans get to go to these games? it's corporate events a lot of times so 9000 dollars keeps the

general fan out of going to the super bowl. >> you think? >> as usual i guess. coming up on fox and friends it's our top story. another beheading by isis. can anything be done to stop them? lieutenant colonel ralph peters says the kansas is simple. he's next. >> and now they grade automotive sensitivity as well? is that necessary? a fair and balanced debate is straight ahead. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent

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this from the united states? >> well the beheading itself, there's not much you can immediately do. and there are concerns we should talk about about even the way it's covered but for the long-term, how to deal with islamist terrorists these religious fireworksanatics it's quite hard to do on the ground. there's only one answer and that answer is you kill the terrorists. these islamic fanatics and you keep killing them. you kill them in large groups and kill them in small groups and you know clayton something washington is a group think town. there's very little originality and i keep hearing the nonsense, cliches like we can't play wac amole, you will lose because we have 2000 years, twoof the history

of these in every major religion and there's not a single example of one of these put down without shedding a lot of terrorist blood. >> i believe that. there's the physical war taking place. there's also a propaganda war going on and isis seems to be doing well in that releasing video after video of these executions. what do you say to the parents of isis hostages. they have an american hostage. they may have more than one. the united states says it will not negotiate. other countries are negotiating and paying ransom. what do you say to the parents of those hostages. >> well, they're individual tragedies but you can't negotiate with terrorists because you encourage more hostage taking and more demands for ransom and freeing people. it's a very tough moral dilemma. unfortunately president obama already compromised the position of the u.s. by negotiating with the taliban who had terrorists mr. president and giving up five

basically taliban generals to get bergdahl back. the jordanians are negotiating for a pilot. the king abdullah is trying to stay on the thrown. it's a tribal issue. so the world is not always cut and dry. there are nuisances and grey areas but the one area where there isn't a nuisance is what you do with islamic fanatics. you kill them. they are ma nip queue lating us brilliantly. think of what just happened? we're talking about the be heading of one japanese hostage. but islamic state has us doing their public relations for them. all the global media, meanwhile more dangerous stuffed like putin's renewed invasion of ukraine. hundreds dead and a million people displaced in ukraine. we're not talking about that.

kurdish generals killed this week. you have boko haram and what are we talking about? one hostage beheaded. >> isis has captured our attention. >> they work us. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> coming up the danger of air bags exploding like iuds remains. what you need to know about the latest recall. stay tuned for that. students aren't simply being graded on classwork but they being graded on emotional sensitivity. is that necessary or is it another expansion of the police state? a fair and balanced debate coming up. ♪

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the cashier a fist bump or tell a loved one they care. >> and then you let love handles in return. so sweet. hey, forget reading, writing and arithmetic students are now being evaluated for things like grit and gratitude. it will appear on the report card. so in tradition to letter grades there will be an assessment for students on social and emotional learning. is this necessary or does it take parents totally out of the equation. we have the executive director of the accountability project. nice to see you both this morning. >> good morning. >> why is this a bad idea? >> this is getting into an area that is primarily the role of parents. what we're doing is we're getting near the point of reducing the parents role to

that of a naniny and promoting the role of government to being a primary sheppard of a child's education. >> what about the point this idea that when the parents are out of the equation we're letting our teachers grade them on empathy and grit and gratitude? shouldn't this be something held at the home? >> it should be. but this is designed by the parents. if you actually look at the schools, the parents stepped up and said we have common core. it's really difficult. we're raising the standards of our children so that we can compete globally but we're not focussing on the process. and they teach them how to work hard. how to understand the text that they're reading so they're learning stories rather than memorizing the stories and reading materials so they have the worth ethic so they can compete with china, they can compete with india because we're lagging right now. >> what about that point? this idea of the ethics around education and the culture around it and learning to be good people? it's not just about 1s and 0s in

math class and abcs? >> well, we should put this in a larger context. a couple of years ago california joined the partnership for 21st century skills. it's a coalition of about 20 states and that coalition is the one promoting the idea of testing and evaluating these skills or values in attitudes and believes. so that's the largest context and it also needs to be put in context that we're moving to a collection of information and not just trades on students that stay with the child throughout their educational careers into the professional careers. >> that's a good point. lts take a look of this scale and how this ranges on these report cards. i want to get your response to that. it's almost always to rarely.

this could stick with a child to many many years. they don't have enough gratitude? >> it's just being implemented in elementary schools. i failed english in 4th grade and that still got me into college. it's still going to make -- its just part of the teaching kids at the elementary level very basic skills that should be taught at the home but students are spending most of their waking hours at school so it's really carrying over of the skills that parents are teaching at home into the schools. >> yeah, it's an interesting question and i'd love to hear what our families think this morning as they're watching the show, would you want to know how your kid is in school? is he showing gratitude? is he showing grit? do you care? do you want that on the report card? let us know. weigh in. great to see you this morning. >> thank you. >> coming up on the show the video is terrifying watch.

>> stop it! [ crying ] >> that woman now facing charges. we'll hear the alleged victim says what was going through her mind as that woman is bankging on her driver's door and brian is holding it down with a super bowl champion. >> how are you doing? to my left is john lynch. you won super bowl xxxvii. you're going to give us insight into a controversy from your super bowl that your quarterback talked about. fox sports 1 and fox sport's john lynch to break down the game like ever before. ready for that? >> let's do it. >> i just threw it out there. ♪

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good morning in an extreme weather alert. you're looking at views from milwaukee, wisconsin, another winter storm making its way across the country. >> grounding 19 flights today and tomorrow. let's check in with rick. he has the latest on this. it's going to be a big problem. >> it is. this will be the biggest snowstorm this near in the chicago area. big storms obviously last week in and around parts of the northeast. take a look at the weather map.

it's a very large expansive storm already seeing the snow moving into western p.a. but we have rain across the southern side of it we could see a couple of strong storms. it's to the north of interstate 70. i-80 you're all snow. some areas will be looking at really significant snow accumulations from this. we have winter storm warnings in effect across eastern nebraska from around and through omaha and chicago. it will bring your visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile. all the areas of northern jersey and upstate new york and new england dealing with the storms. winter storm warnings in effect. we've already seen big snow in chicago. possibly another ten inches. detriot another almost foot of snow and then farther off toward the east and we'll be talking about accumulating snow from new

york city up to boston and guys we'll see a couple of areas that see up to about 18 inches of snow. they saw up to three feet with the last storm. big snow coming in again. >> >> thanks. >> all right. thank you. now to other stories making headlines this sunday morning. a fox news alert. a desperate search underway for a missing arkansas nursing student. 21-year-old callie morris was last heard from leaving clinicals. she never made it to her parents home. her family members told us earlier her last cell phone ping was picked up in a hilly area just across the oklahoma border. >> narrowed to about a 25 mile search area and this morning the law enforcement are going to use their resources and really survey that area. >> we're just praying that god chooses to let us have her longer and find her soon. >> we hope so too.

anyone with information is asked to contact the leflore county sheriff's office at the number right here on your screen. >> and a tough talking sheriff has a message to eric holder's potential replacement. >> eric holder has acted as if he has a vendetta against the american police officer with his inflammatory rhetoric and i want to make sure that loretta lynch knows that things are not cool between the a.g.'s office and local law enforcement. >> david clark testified saying that holder's comments following the michael brown and eric garner verdict became a rallying cry for cop haters. >> and a terrifying road rage incident caught on camera in north carolina.

>> i never would have expected her to stop and run off the road and have another accident involving somebody else maybe but no i did not expect the extremes that it went to. >> her granddaughter was in the backseat. the driver suspect there turned herself into police but was released on bond. >> and saturday night live last night, the sea hawk's richard sherman impersonator here took new york major bill deblasio to task for last night's overkill. >> i'd like to verbally assault someone that's already lost. today's attack is going out to new york city mayor bill deblasio. yeah i'm talking to you. you the mayor. you call that the biggest snowstorm in the history of new york? i've seen bigger blizzards at dairy queen. >> i love butterfingers. >> well we check in now with

brian in glenndale arizona out side the site of the super bowl. >> he's joined by hall of fame finalist john lynch. >> hey guys. thank you so much. we're having a great time-out here. john is getting ready to work for fox sports one today correct? we had the super bowl last year. that was fun. so 15 years you lasted. five with denver. ten with tampa. you win super bowl xxxvii. so after doing what you did on the field as one of the hardest hitters of your generation last night you were into the hall of fame. does it bother you to be a finalist some would be pleased. what about you? >> it's incredibly humbling. you see the list of guys on that. you mentioned the names. >> jerome bettis junior seau. >> i came into the league just wanting to make a team to to be there and be talked about with that list is incredible. is there disappointment? sure but i respect the process.

you have to wait a long time. confident it will happen at some point. among the names, michael strahan, chris carter. >> yeah, i saw him in the hotel lobby and he said you know that list you're own i have one record left and he said i was on that list for 14 years. and i said i don't want that. >> you can keep that. >> comes quicker than that. he's one of the most accomplished players around. all right. we're talking about inflation. your is kwar back then says i paid some guys off to get the footballs right and they roughed him up. is he cheating? >> no he wasn't. i said first of all why would you ever see this? and he said those were comments from ten years ago. brad is a guy that doesn't like to get involved in the immediate wra stuff. those were comments taking ten years ago.

all they did was scuff them up. he and the other quarterback in that super bowl talked about doing it. he bribed the guys. he tipped them for a year's worth of work. they had just done a commercial and gave him $5,000 and said thank you very much. >> they did not have a goodyear on and off the field in some ways. this game is going to be the most seen probably. i talked to him about the league he helped launch. listen to what he said about the commissioner? >> commissioner is the good man but he's the commissioner and really you should have a board with the commissioner being the head of that board and that board should be made up of experts that can really make the decisions or help the commissioner make the decisions but right now it's a one man show. he's outdated. it's too big and it's not going to ever be fair.

>> he's talking about ray rice and adrian peterson and the problems off of the field. >> i think roger is well intended and the job is becoming bigger and bigger as the nfl grows. it's astounding how i have seen this grow. jim makes a good point. there has to be one voice and it has to be a strong voice but you do get yourself in trouble when there is only one voice. >> you are the number two team at fox sports in your career. you're working for fox sports one and soon to be fox sports two. what is it like in sunny los angeles? it's growing and growing? >> yeah, times are good at the nfl on fox. i love the way that they cover the game, that we cover the game it's a treat to still be involved in the nfl. super bowls like this. there's no better day for football and it's just a great day for everyone.

>> you realize your dad hired me. i was teamed with jim brown for awhile and now i'm talking to his son. we have the sound bite. it's almost a seinfeld episode. >> wroufyou've done well brian. >> 9690. we're probably 100,000 because the antenna was in mexico and they cranked it up. congratulations on your career and broadcasting as well and we'll be talking soon in these very chairs. hopefully new ones that don't break on the foot rest. about how you got into it. >> that will be fun. >> watch fox sports one and fox sports back to you guys. >> thanks. coming up a fox news alert for you. this just in hundreds of oil workers walking off the job. it's the biggest oil strike call since 1980. maria is here with breaking details on that. next.

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>> oil workers starting their biggest strike since 1980. >> and the united states steelworkers union at 9 different sites across this morning. thanks for joining us. >> good morning guys. >> this is a bad time for a strike. oil prices way down. >> the bottom line is these guys and gals want security for their jobs. we're in a moment and time when oil prices are falling quickly, down 55% in the last seven months and there is no security here because the oil companies are saying we're getting so much lower revenue for our product right now because of the sell off in the price of oil we can't possibly give security out a couple of years for the unions when we don't know what the market is going to do tomorrow. if they do a full out walk out right now that's going to disrupt two-thirds of oil

production. if there's one thing that could start it this week, it's the threat of this upcoming walk out. >> what happens if i want to fill up my gas tank tomorrow? >> at this point people are anticipating that this could disrupt supplies and they may very well start raising prices at least a bit. the bottom line is there is a down side to falling oil prices and we have spoken about this. we talked about this last week. as oil prices move lower the one industry in america that has been the growth story, the shell revolution is getting dampened. they're seeing lower revenue lower product and lower production and cutting jobs. it's across all of the economy. new construction for houses drying up. restaurants having to close down because those people that build that economy around those jobs also dying out. >> 100% and the most job creation since the financial crisis of 2007 has been around

the energy sector so this is going to have negative implications. it's not a positive. we talked a lot about anticipating these positive ramifications of lower oil. people have not spending that extra money they saved on stuff. we'll see if that comes at some point. >> are the saudis part of the reason oil price versus dropped? is that true? >> the saudis don't want prices at these levels however they'll not give up on market share. they're saying if we stop producing one or two million barrels a day somebody is not going to pick up the slack. as a result if you don't take oil off the market prices will keep on falling. so the saudis are part of it although why think this is their agenda because they're hurting as much as the russians with the decline. >> who's coming up on your show this 340r7k? >> we'll talk about the economy and also the latest on the budget. the president is going to be unveiling his budget tomorrow. we'll talk about the head of the

budget committee and the house. representative tom price. the chairman of the house budget committee is my first guest and then the latest out of isis and the be heading of a japanese journalist. we'll talk with the head of the foreign affairs committee and he is going to join me. the chairman of the house of foreign affairs committee and we'll also talk with ray kelly. we want to look back at what happened in paris to see if a city like new york, chicago, boston, are we prepared to handle these lone wolf attacks. ray kelly special guest as well. >> 7000 security personnel at the super bowl this morning. >> 12 minutes from now. we'll be watching. >> thank you so much. see you next. >> don't forget -- don't miss maria on fox business network to find it in your area log on to fox business.com/channel finder. thanks maria. >> thank you.

>> up next we're making super bowl beer cocktails. maria has a show to do. but we'll be enjoying these. one has bacon mixed in. we'll be in our man cave mixing it up over there. i can't wait.

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. hey everybody. everybody knows the beer at the super bowl go hand and hand. why not take the game day drinks to the next level with cocktails? here are winning ideas. haley is a beer smol ya for the tap room 307. we're happy to see you this morning. >> we're glad you're ready to get started. >> i like starting the super

bowl with a bloody mary bar. >> how early? >> now you're taking! that's the thing people start drinking early. >> we're here. we're ready! >> my table is empty. >> she's working on it. >> i love that we have a lot of creative ingredients. my mix is known for the fact it has bacon inside. sometimes they'll do a bacon bit. i did a cheese-it rim on the glass. >> how do you make it thick? >> i take it and dip it in a little mix. you have the flavor. and then i also suggest to infuse your vodka with chili. i used ja laphall use jalapaneos. i did a garnish of my own. a little bit of everything

there. when do you put it out early it's the first round of appetizers as well. >> what is in this? >> everything good. you have tomato juice, horseradish sauce a little bit of everything. i want to move on to beer. we're doing another great one called the new england. >> okay. then is this is a twist on a dark and stormy. people love ginger beer. this is dark rum. >> okay. >> a dash of lime juice, and using sam adams today. the original brewer patriot. >> it's basically a broiler maker. >> like a dark and stormy with beer. >> i've never heard of that. dark rum, lime juice, and ginger beer. and ours has the added benefit of beer to keep it light and sprint

sprintzy. >> you have other drinks. >> i did. we have the old time seattle. washington state their drink of choice is the old fashioned. i wanted to do a twist on that it has cherries and oranges and use d used dale's ale. it's not from washington but it gives us nice and hoppy. >> here it is. and then with the beer it gives you an extra something. >> what do you put the pepperoni. it's a garnish. best way to start the day. >> you're a productivity expert, i noticed. >> we have a little something for everybody. >> i love it! >> enjoy the game tonight! >> get started right now.

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welcome back to fox and friends on this super bowl sunday. we want to thank party city for decking our set out with the decorations. if you have a party today, go over there and load up. thanks to them. >> we want to bring brian in for the last round of predictions. game time this afternoon who is going to win, brian? >> you know, i can say it go either way. it's a one-point spread. i don't see a scenario where seattle loses. when i left the field, my personal opinion i've covered 17 of these. i never felt more that one more

team was more prime to repeat because they were young, aggressive and competent than the seattle seahawks. they knew they would be back here. they're playing the best football this season. i see them winning anywhere from 3 to 7 points. >> i've been following these guys since high school. i think the patriots have the edge because they're going to give 110%. that's my guess. >> or my wife's response. they can finish the drive. >> yeah. >> they can fall into the end zone. >> all right. log on to foxandfriends.com for the after the show. see you tomorrow! >> thank you. >> bye guys! good morning. assessing where we are in the battle against isis. welcome to sunday morning futures. the terror group released

another beheading video. it comes on the heels of a major military for isis. they blocked the town of kobani. they are getting celebrate, it appears. we'll ask the chairman chairman of the house foreign affairs committee. >> the president set to unveil his budget tomorrow. how will republicans respond? the chairman of the house budget committee is with me to tell us. and mitt romney