>> wake up. good morning. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this tuesday morning. i am heather childers. >> i am leah gabrielle in for ainsley earhardt. >> millions of americans waking up in a deep freeze. >> deadly mix of snow and ice slamming the northeast making for another messy and dangerous compute commute this morning. kelly wright has the latest. >> the treacherous weather conditions have been contributing factors in the deaths of nine people. for 1500 miles people are coping with another major storm. new england is one of the hardest hit areas more than a foot of snow falling on parts of massachusetts. just last week a blizzard hit the state dumping 3 feet of snow. compounding matters is a blast of arctic air plunging the midwest and northeast into a

deep freeze. temperatures dip into the teens and single digits for most of the week. >> half an hour, 40 minutes the temperature dropped at least probably 13, 20 degrees. >> in new york city several inches of snow fell along with freezing rain and sleet delaying mass transit across the city. one subway train filled with passengers lost power for 2 and a half hours. the rescue train was set to pick up stranded commuters. >> they need to come up with a better way to get the passengers off the train or something because that was ridiculous. >> near chicago, look at this. the weather contributed to this multi vehicle krach. two semis jackknifed causing multiple crashes. no one was injured remarkably. bone chilling temperatures are sticking around for the rest of the week.

more snow ladies is predicted to fall later this week. we are talking thursday. stay warm brace yourselves and winter is roaring. >> that being the key kelly. it is winter. maria molina is tracking all of the weather for us and whether the next storm will move in. >> what does it look like? when is it going to hit? >> kelly mentioned we are expecting storms to impact the northeast starting on thursday. that's what the computer models are showing. i want to share some of the current windchill temperatures because it is very cold out there all of the way down to parts of georgia. in atlanta feels like the teens right now. current windchill temperatures in the 20's. overa over across parts of the northeast that's where we are can laoing at the numbers. in boston feels like 14 degrees below zero. cold temperatures across portions of the midwest early this morning. we have the storm system producing significant snow

across parts of the northeast. yesterday we saw freezing rain. because of that freezing rain across starts of the tri-state area down into delaware a winter weather advisory has been issued. a new storm in the pacific northwest. is new england going to be showing more snow. forecast tracks up the coast. temperatures will be cold out there. let's head into back to you. >> warmercolder weather making a mess. 7,000 flights have been grounded in the last three-days affecting 400,000 frustrated fliers. some even spent the night on the air sport sleeping on the floor. delays and cancellations still

piling up. more than 500 flights already scrapped today. >> it's a mess out there. in another news a nationwide manhunt for a suspected mass murderer coming to a close. police have arrested 26-year-old tommy jessie lee. they say he left his georgia home after allegedly killing five people including his wife, his in-laws and step daughter. he caught him in a bus station trying to make his way to alabama. the man who gave him a ride there tipped the police off. he has been expedited back to georgia. >> fighting for her life surrounded by family whitney houston's daughter is showing signs of improvement but it is not clear if she has neurological damage. bobby christina brown was found face down in a bathtub. she is moving her eyes and swelling on her brain has gone down. they found drugs inside her

home. >> last night's super bowl champions the new england patriots arriving back home in massachusetts. they welcomed back their keem to gillette stadium. yeah you can hear them cheering on head coach bill belichick as he makes his way inside. the parade has been postponed as the city digs out from more than a foot of fresh snow. >> as the meez el outbreak spreads to 14 states across the country the debate over vaccinations intensifies. president obama publically pushed parents to vaccinate their children and now presidential hopefuls are weighing in. chris christie thinks all children should be vaccinated but came under fire when he said it's ultimately the choice for

parents. >> what's more important as a parent than what you think as a public official. there has to be battles. it depends on what the vaccine is what the relief is than all of the rest. >> rand paul taking a similar position. he says it's not up to government to make choices for your family. >> i think the parents should have input. the state doesn't own your children parents own the children. >> hillary clinton disagrees. the sky is blue and vaccines work. let's protect all of our kids #grandmothers know best. >> dr. mark seigel had strong words for those parents who choose not to vaccinate their children. >> parents 13,000 of them last year took exemptions most in the state of california. that's a disgrace. this vaccine is 99 percent effective.

measles is incredibly contagious. the most contagious. what do we have to do vaccinate. should it be mandatory? no. if your kid is going to school and that kid is unvaccinated and some kid in the school. >> if you say they decide not to vaccinate they can't go to public schools. >> that is what should be debated. >> should parents be held responsible if they don't vaccinate their children? log on to "fox friends first facebook page for a live debate #keep talking. >> president obama packing more than 20 new tax increases into the proposed 2016 budget adding up to aing $2 trillion. the president is saying we need to put politics aside. pu but republican leaders are already criticizing the plan. where the budget battle is underway, no doubt. >> good morning peter.

>> all of the walk at the white house is how important it is to pass the president's budget because it is full of funds for federal infrastructure and programs that will help reduce income and equality. that stuff costs money. 2 trillion in taxes republicans would say kwobwould be a killer. >> we hear them echo policies aimed at helping the middle class. we see the white house push more of the same stale policies favored by political bosses on the left. >> as the automatic sequester cuts went into effect when lawmakers couldn't agree on targeting cuts a few years ago are ignored by the president's proposal. he's asking for pentagon funds to go 35 million above sequester levels and another 51 billion on top of that have for the fight against isis. >> national security priorities

here and abroad gives middle class families what they need to get ahead. this is one of the most basic and most important responsibilities in the government. i am calling on congress to get this done. >> may get government support by tax hikes in things like increase in irs spending. >> a wyoming man is under arrest for a threat on the president's wife. david wayne perry called apolice were a mental health facility. he said he was going to bomb the white house and kill president obama. he also said he would work the facility before being released. he is to undergo 45 days of psychiatric evaluation. >> the woman accused of helping

isis faces up to eight years in prison for making false statements involving terrorism. she was arrested after a major fbi sting operation after she was trying to recruit new members. her sentencing set for may 11th. >> a coast guard rescue five people scooped up by a chopper off the coast of monterey california as their sailboat went sinking. all five people on board were brought to shore with no injury. >> down in atlanta a main highway there shut down for hours after a suspicious backpackage was found taped to an over pass. it was safely dead natetonated no word who put the bomb there. the usually bustling highway was

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version. they weren't able to report things without additional 40 bucks for additional using. the super bowl the most watched television event in history. 4.1 million people watched sunday's game. katie perry's half time show on wall street stock futures completely flat after yesterday. heather back to you. >> thank you very much loren. don't miss loren on the fox business network to find it in your area whoing on tolog on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. wait until you hear what he has to say.

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>> president obama vowed to all gitmo detainees released by the time he leaves office. so far more than 100 prisoners have been released under his administration. some dangerous terrorists. this morning republican congressman adam kin zinger is speaking out on what he saw first hand. >> i think they are treated better than they are at a prison in the united states. any time they want to have prayer time that goes

uninterrupted. they get doing outside. they are trying to figure out how to get the lower level folks to act out. there is no doubt that every one of these people here would kill you if given the opportunity. i have very little doubt they would go back. >> 122 prisoners remain at guantanamo bay. lia? >> speaking of gitmo the armed services committee puts the world's biggest threats under the microscope. in addition to gitmo they will look at threats against al qaeda. they draw harsh criticism. >> the president sets up this straw man bill saying there are those who want to send in his words massive ams of american troops. that is not true. no one wants massive amounts of troops mr. president but we want troops on the ground who can make sure we destroy ace sighs.

there is no strategy and no way we are going to defeat isis. >> president obama claims anything we could be doing to defeat isis we are doing. also tempers flair as lawmakers fight about a bill to repeal obamacare. >> i don't know about in your state which i think is a crazy state to begin with. >> i do feel that i need to say as members of congress i am used to attacks being tossed my way. that is part and partial of the territory. but there is no reason at all to impune the people, governor, of the state of this country. i will await the gentlemen's apology. >> you will wait until hell freezes over for me to say anything in an apology. >> oh, boy.

this got so tense the men wouldn't even look at each other. the hearing ended without an apology. >> rolling back controversial gun control laws republican gun makers in colorado took control of the state senate. they are working to repeal expanded background check requirements. they say the legislation is infective and difficult to enforce. the appeal bill passed in committee and moves forward to another panel. >> the time is 19 minutes after the hour. image being on this flight. planes are being tossed around like rag dolls as they came in for landing. the incredible moments caught on camera. >> he is being called the hardest working man in america. walking 21 miles every day to get to work and back. >> wednesday night or thursday morning.

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>> a plane landing caught on camera. this jet gets tossed arched like a rag doll. amazingly they landed the plane without any problems. >> talk about needing some air sickness bags. >> look the at these incredible pictures the roof of a double decker bus torn right off. this happened in london when the driver tried to pass under some trees that were hanging pretty

low. five people were treated for minor fish shall injurye facial injuries. the accident happened where there are warning signs posted about the low hanging tree. >> is this the world's hardest working man? he walks over 20 miles a day just so he can get to work. wjbk has his incredible story. >> he walks about 20 miles a day monday through friday. >> about wednesday nate or thursday morning it takes a pretty good toll on you. >> this has been his routine for the past five or six years since his car died. but a chance meeting with blake pollack is about to change all that. >> i noticed james walking up

and down crooks road quite a bit for about a month. >> one year ago he reached out to the worker. i said i will give you a ride. >> sometime later blake saw james on a snow bank. >> black guy with a cadillac came up to me asked if i wanted a ride. i was like why not. >> they have been riding together off and on ever since. but those days may soon be over since bill late ner of the detroit free press told their story last weekend the readers started a fundraising campaign. as of 4:00 p.m. they raised more than 65 grand. james has been overwhelmed. >> when somebody shows you love, it has been a lot of love. >> james also has several offers of a free car which could be a mixed blessing for their friendship. >> i guess i don't have a friend any more. maybe i don't want him to have a car. >> this friendshire

likely to evolve than dissolve. >> if you get a car are you going to pick blake up for work? >> when i think of the american spirit that's the man that i think of and the people who donated are amazing. >> it is 26 minutes after the hour. two of the most recognizable names in football making major news this morning. major updates on warren sapp and johnny manzio. >> are you getting enough shut eye? the brand new sleep recommendations just released you don't not want to miss. co: i've always found you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is what makes using the hotels.com mobile app so useful. i can book a nearby hotel room from wherever i am. or, i could not book a hotel room and put my cellphone back into my pocket as if nothing happened.

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>> the measles outbreak getting worse by the day. now it is turning political. >> i think the parents should have some input. the state doesn't own the children. parents own the children. >> the 2016 candidates entering the vaccination debate. johnny football checks into rehab. but why and how long? >> fox and friend first continues right -- "fox friends& friends first" startscontinues right now. ♪ >> looking at the sky skrarps in times square on this chilly february morning. good morning. welcome to "fox & friends

first". i am leah gabigh lea gabrielle in for ainsley earhardt. >> good to have you. >> millions of americans waking up in a deep freeze. >> a deadly mix of snow and ice clamming into the northeast making for a messy and dangerous commute this morning. kelly wright has the latest. >> the storm has been blamed for the deaths of nine people so far. the winter storm has been wreaking havoc. just last week a blizzard hit the state dpufrp it would go feet of snow. >> i think they will get a bigger turnout. i would say it makes sense unless they finally come out here and cut half of the snow

banks. >> in new york city several inches of snow fell with freezing rain and sleet delaying mass transit across thes city. passengers lost power. the rescue train was set to picksent to pick up the stranded computers. >> they need to come up with a better way to get the passengers off the train or something. that was ridiculous. >> check this out near chicago. the weather contributing to the multi vehicle crash. >> maria molina is in the weather center she is tracking the next storm on the move. everyone wants to know when will it hit. it could potentially bring more snow to the region. before we get there we have to

deal with cold windchill temperatures early this morning that's not only across parts of new england. we look at cold temperatures further west across parts of the midwest in cities like chicago and cleveland and across the aen la you at that atlanta. after yesterday's storm system brought freezing rain to the tri-state area black ice concerns so winter weather advisories have been issued. the computer models are differing a little bit. the european model is showing a little bit more heavy snow. similar areas have been hit hard by so much snow recently. the american model is more offshore. otherwise across parts of southern texas looking at areas of rain another storm system impacting the pacific northwest with rain and snow. heather and lia?

>> thank you very much maria. the weather meantime making a mess for hundreds of thousands of travelers from coast to coast. 7,000 flights have been grounded in just the last three-days. many forced to wait in the long lines to reschedule their flights. the delays and cancellations still piling up. more than 500 flights have been scrapped today. >> they want parents to vaccinate their kids. now presidential hopefuls are joining the debate. >> one of them saying he thinks all children should be vaccinated. he came under fire. >> there has to be a balance.

it depends on what the vaccine is and all of the rest. >> kentucky senator rand paul taking a similar position. it is not up to the government to make choices for your family. >> i think the parents should have input. the state doesn't own your children. parents own the children. >> but hillary clinton disagrees. she tweeted this. the scientists say the earth is round the sky is wlu and vaccines work. >> grandmothers know best. >> judge napolitano say if parents choose not to vaccinate their that kids she should be prepared. >> if you know it and send the child to school -- >> according to a social networking company 72 percent of

american doctors say unvaccinated children should not be allowed in public schools. should parents be held responsible if they don't vaccinate their kids? log on for a live debate #keep talking. >> new overnight a nationwide manhunt for a suspected mass murderer comes to a close. police are after thomas jessie lee. he left his home after allegedly killing five people including his wife in-laws and step daughter. the man who gave him a ride tipped police off. he has been extradited back to georgia now. >> whitney houston's daughter showing some signs of improvement. that's good nugs. it is not clear if she has neurological damage.

she was found face down in a bathtub. sources say she is moving her eyes and swelling on the brain has gone down. police did find drugs inside her home. >> a newspaper releasing photos of fidel castro. the leader is either in poor health or dead. the 88-year-old is seen reading from a recent newspaper. likely an effort to see if they are new. >> a budget battle underway. president obama packing oh 20 now tax creases into the proposed budget adding up to a whopping $2 trillion. peter doocy is live with what he is asking for. >> the things the president wants like new infrastructure and reduce income and equality costs money p. two trillion in new taxes over

10 years that is money republican leaders in congress began blasting as soon as the proposal arrived on the hill. >> we hear the white house echo republican calls for policies aimed at helping the middle class. we hear the same policies favored by political bosses on the left. >> there are some cases they may be able to compromise. the president is asking for 51 billion in the fight against isis and higher sequester levels than when they couldn't decide on targeted cuts. >> it gives middle class families the security they need in a new economy.

i am calling on congress to get this done. >> something else making headlines in the budget 18 percent increase in spending for the irs. tim scott says if you give the irs more money you are going to get a bigger mess. >> robin williams widow and children locked in a legal debate six months after his suicide. susan snyder is accusing the children from previous marriages of taking the personal items they shared without her permission. the children argue she is trying to change their dad's will and heartbroken that he would act against his wishes. >> nfl hall of famer warren staff now out of a job. they fired him hours after his arrest for soliciting a prostitute. he was covering the super bowl for the network in phoenix when police were called to his hotel.

he denied the all the charges. he faces up to six months in prison. >> just off his rocky rookie season he entered a treatment facility after being known for his partying ways. >> lifestyles of the rich and famous or better known for donnie menzel. an advisor for the quarterback says manziel is working on treatment to be a better family member friend and teammate. not long after his first few practices he jetted off to las vegas. he was seen in a picture with about a dozen women in bikinis. manziel reaffirmed he wasn't doing anything wrong in his weekend excursions. >> everybody does that. i am not putting myself in a

position. >> hanging out with justin bieber to the infamous picture. he and his friend were involved in a scuffle at manziel's apartment. he finished the day 10 of 18 for 80 yards and two interceptions. he injured his hamstring during the carolina game and did not play again during the season. he showed up late for treatment before the baltimore game after another night of partying. he vows to clean up his act. >> it's about action itself. being accountable and doing what i am going to say. >> in cleveland pj ziggler fox news. >> he will remain in treatment for several weeks. >> 20 minutes to the top of the hour. they snuck across our border how do we punish them for breaking

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>> illegal and working. shocking documents show one million illegal immigrants have given work permits since president obama took office. in total 5 and a half million work permits were granted to illegals. they will defund the action that would grant amnesty to 5 million illegals. >> crime pays off in portland oregon. they announced a new 5,000 dollar tax credit program for each felon hired in local business. that's on top of federal tax incentive that gives employers $2,000 per ex-con hired. you guessed it all paid for by

you the tax payer. speaking of that pregnant woman who smoke are being rewarded with free diapers if you kick the habit. tax dollars are paying for it. ohio launching a program called baby and me tobacco free. the they earn $25 voucher each month up to a year as long as they pass the test. this offers moms incentives. other states have similar programs. >> president obama laying out the biggest boldest tax proposals yet. we are here to breakdown how each new tax will impact you. >> good morning. >> president obama wants the wealthiest americans and americans to pay more taxes to help pay for ambitious spending on education and infrastructure. among the proposals the buffet tax. this this is the white house wanting the rich to pay minimum

tax rate of 30 percent meaning the millionaire warren buffet won't be paying less tax than his secretary. they want to hike the rate of capital gains to 28 percent from the current rate of 25 percent and expand the number of items that would be subjected to it. they have giant balances in tax deferred retirement accounts. the proposal would bar contributions to such accounts once the balances reach slightly above $3 million. the president wants to impose a 19 percent minimum tax and one time mandatory tax on current prophets. the idea is to encourage them to bring cash home. it imposes a 7 point fee on the nation's 100 biggest banks. that will be passed on to

consumers it will force them to think twice about borrowing heavily. all of this with the president's final ground of republican controlled congress which is debatable at best. >> thank you. don't miss ashley on the fox business network. to find it log on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> the time now almost 10 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up did you wake up tired feeling that way. well you probably aren't getting enough shut eye. the brand new sleep recommendations you don't want to miss. i know we don't want to. >> a heir hare raising problem. >> welcome back from the super bowl. what a game. >> all time record, right? the most watched tv show in the history of television next to of course your show on friday. thanks so much. let me tell you what's coming up on our show.

rudy giuliani will be here. he just got back from israel. he met with benjamin netanyahu. he will talk to us exclusively about that visit. dakota meijer has a brand new op ed. the real issue is not labelling isis radical islamic terrorists. he is still going to race one more season and come to our couch. i am talking jeff gordon live. the only man cuter than steve doocy. the reason you watch is because mornings are better than friends. no pictures of trucks pulling boats. no photos of men working on ranches. just a ram 1500 ecodiesel that gets 156 more miles per tank than the ford f-150 ecoboost. get more facts at ramtrucks.com.

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more information contact your service provider, visit the website at www.cpuc.ca.gov/415areacode welcome back to "fox & friends first." sleep deprivation, it is named a national epidemic by the c.d.c. and now the national sleep foundation is giving out new recommendations for exactly

how much shut-eye you and your children should get. here's the latest list. most of the numbers were newborns to 13-year olds pretty much the same but researchers say teenagers are the ones not getting enough sleep and adjusted 14 to 17-year olds to get eight to ten hours a night. young adults should get seven to nine hours and those 65 years and older need at most eight hours a night. less is apparently more. jogging too much could be just as bad as skipping the work out a to the. new research says strenuous running can damage your heart over time leaving you just as likely to die as a non-runner. so how much should you jog? the study suggests 20 to 48 minute runs three times a week. >> a deputy would rather keep his cowboy hat than his job. deputy gene bryson retired

from the sherrifs department after the department banned cowboy hats and cowboy boots on the job. he wanted to see his patrolmen wear one consistent uniform. bryson has been in service for four decades and said he'd never give up his attire. a hair-raising problem in fargo north dakota. more than 50 rabbits taking over the town leaving their waste all over the up to. the police say there is nothing they can do about this infestation because the rabbits are wild animals. >> the time is six minutes till the top of the hour. if you are about to hit the road for work listen up. more cars being recalled because of faulty air bags. plus it started with a whisper and it all went downhill from here. the groundhog day disaster.

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foreign -- recalling more than 200,000 vehicles because a side air bag is deploying for no reason. i.r.s. commissioner john koskinen will testify on capitol hill. topics will include the agency's money trouble. time now for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. up first the good. some real in-flight entertainment. ♪ >> this barber shop quartet breaking into song to help make the wait for take off a little less agonizing. the bad, a dog running down a highway bringing traffic to a standstill. a biker tried to capture the run away pooch but was unsuccessful. finally the ugly, how long is winter if your groundhog

is grumpy. the groundhog biting the mayor's ear in wisconsin but looks like spring is on the air. >> looks like it was just inevitable. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day. bye. >> yes it does. good morning to you. it is tuesday february 3. i'm ainsley earhardt filling in for elisabeth this morning. we start with a fox news alert. a deadly winter storm bringing travel for millions to a standstill. commuters waking up to black ice plunging temperatures and piles of snow. plus more bad news. we are tracking another storm on the way. >> wait a minute. yesterday was groundhog day. then measles outbreak spreads to 14 states and potential candidate for 2016 president getting in on the debate. >> what's more important? what you think of a parent than what you think as a public official? there has to be