hello, good morning, everyone. today is saturday the 21st of february 2015. i'm anna coy map and a fox news alert. just one day after the u.s. revealed how and when we will fight isis reports the pentagon doubting it will even work. >> i really believe that this defaults to a political decision by the administration that that wants people to believe that it is doing something when absolutely they are not doing anything. >> so why are we already second-guessing our strategy? >> then, so much for that three-day summit on terror. the administration is now enlisting you to find solutions to fight quote violent extremism. >> let's just ask the twitter verse. >> next up tinder. >> one of nascar's best is

up ahead of the daytona 500. jeb bush -- "fox & friends" right now. >> this is danica patrick. you are watching "fox & friends," the best show to get your motor running. >> we are glad danica patrick is watching and we are glad you are watching. >> check out with rick reichmuth at the daytona 500 later. >> so cold out anna has lost her voice. sexier than usual this morning. by the end of four hours. >> unbelievable. don't turn that dial. first, we have a fox news alert for you. one day of precise plan to take back mosul in iraq from isis. new reports the pentagon is now doubting that will even work. so a plan, of course is to use iraqi troops, mostly shiite, to take back mosul the second biggest city in iraq. sunni city. people with deep knowledge of iraq, like a lot of military officers who served

there say no way that's going to work. because of the deep sectarian differences in iraq and also because of the time line. new report coming to us from the daily beast from anonymous sources. they said that they were dubious and that their partners in the iraqi military the troops in the offensive would be capable of conducting such a campaign by then. >> not all of them totally anonymous. military officials who served and fought in iraq and took land against the iraqi hammer at the time have gone on the record to say that look, this is going to take months to accomplish. this isn't something you can go in and hope to do it can a few air strikes. they are saying look what we did with kobani syrian town, wide area not a lot of civilians nearby. able with air strikes to get back part of that land again. this is going to take months because isis trench, they built barricades and civilian government and civilians as human shields

not afraid to use. >> argue bailiff capital of caliphate too familiarites sis is going to --. >> wouldn't you go over to the pentagon and ask people who actually knew a lot about the area? do you think this will work? they don't actually know anything, apparently at the white house. but a lot of people over across the river, the pentagon too but nobody noe one asked them. >> shiite troops would be used to go and reclaim a sunni city. would shiite troops be willing to give up their lives that is most lay sunni city. >> or is all of this part of a bigger, grander master plan look at the shiny thing over here and a we are not doing the shiny thing over here and going to do this instead? lt. colonel allen west has some thoughts on that. listen to in. >> maybe the obama administration is using this as some type of deception for a grander plan or strategy which i really doubt, so i really believe

that this defaults to a political decision by an administration that wants people though believe it is going something when actually they are not doing anything. they are going to divulge this plan just the same as we see nothing being done to help the ukrainians against the on slawted of russia. we are not seeing any action being taken by this administration in the iraq, syrian theater of operations. >> don't worry and don't worry the administration has solutions but they want help. they are not going over to the pentagon to get heir answers, they are taking to twitter because they want to find out if you have any ideas how to tackle violent exextremism. we want your input. share solutions you think are critical to countering violent extremism. >> in other words, we have no idea. we convened three day summit much fanfare and many in the press hyping this meeting it's going to discover an answer to this problem of

violent extremism, whatever that is, and, in the end, we have no clue. do you have any idea? out there on twitter. >> senator tom harkin from arkansas had ideas. he had served this in 101st air division he knows a thing or two about this. there he is he tweeted back. he said glad you asked. i have some ideas retweet state department want your ideas. use 101st airborne division. carrier strike group. c 130. a 10 war hogs. he went on the list all the way down. this is what the government should use. >> so, folks at home. what do you think? take to twitter and let us know your thoughts. do you think the state department should be asking for civilian's help in ways to fight isis. >> if you you are sending out on twitter how do we fight violent extremeism

what does that mean? islamic extremism. specific thing not a general thing. >> let us know what you think foxnews.com. weigh in there via email or ff weekend on our facebook page. >> we're following some other stories for you on saturday morning. start with these headlines now on a fox news alert. a frantic search now underway for three teenagers who british police believe are leaving to join isis. straight a students and told their families they were just going out for the day. last spotted at airport in london boarding a plane to turkey police say the teenagers are friends with another girl who recently fled to syria. let them in. a federal judge ordering the obama administration to stop detaining women and children caught crossing the u.s. border. the ruling ending ds policy meant to deter other immigrants. since the only purpose is to

prevent immigration it is likely unlawful. 10,000 children picked up along the border. >> skyscraper lights up the sky. security guards ran door to door warning thousands of sleeping residents to get out of the 86 story building in dubai called the torch tower. one of the world wants largest apartment buildings, debris following from the a 2nd floor started a second fire below. the fire is out this morning. no reports of injuries. investigators are working to figure out what sparked the flames. and now to an extreme weather alert. snow covered america. nasa releasing this satellite image showing a wintry midwest and northeast. the south also getting slammed with freezing rain and ice and snow causing slippery road conditions from missouri to alabama

this truck slides down a hill to a neighborhood smashing vehicles. this storm packing snow and ice take aim at the great lakes and northeast today. >> "new york post" cover says it all this morning. >> sure, why not? it's the front page of a national newspaper. look how cold it is. look at this poor squirrel out there. >> that's sad. >> rick reichmuth got out -- i think that might be a chipmunk. i know it's down in florida for the daytona 500. >> it is. at least that squirrel knows where the nuts are they are very good at that. yeah, i mean, you are absolutely right. the cold has settled all the way down across florida yesterday morning was incredibly cold a lot of people breaking records in florida and all the way up to the eastern seaboard this

morning better. warm-up coming for everybody. talk a little weather and talk a little nascar. big nascar weekend. talk about the weather maps and show you what's going on. cold air still in place across the east. this is your current wind chill. 26 in atlanta. 31 in jacksonville. 41 if tampa. see that green blob across texas and louisiana. that is air that is going to be moving in. we have all kinds of winter weather advisories in effect for today. we have a really mixed bagged. we are going to see some freezing rain, then some sleet, then some snow then some rain. for most people under this picture, that's the order of events that you are going to see. going to cause some really big problems. see that storm moving across parts of the eastern coast and also see some snow today around the denver area. pretty significant snow. take a look at today wants high temperatures. do start to seat temps warm up across the eastern seaboard and that is a trend that will continue tomorrow. all right, guys, big story here happening at nascar. kurt busch was suspended indefinitely racing

yesterday after domestic altercation he had a few months ago. that ruling coming out last night. he will not be racing in tomorrow's big race here. much more on that including talking to larry reynolds who will break the race down coming up. don't want to miss that. >> this is like the favorite thing of the year when you go down there. >> it's rick's favorite thing too. >> yep. >> thanks rick. rudy giuliani under fire this morning for comments he made a couple days ago at a fundraiser which said that president obama's policy shows he doesn't love his country. "new york times" did half a dozen stories on it they are atwitter. >> rudy giuliani was on our show just the other day defending those comments and doubling down on that. the question has raised is there a double standard because the white house was asked about this and president obama though had said these very same things about then president george w. bush back in july of 2008 at a campaign event in fargo. take a listen to then

candidate barack obama. >> the problem is is that the way bush has done it over the last 8 years is to take out a credit card from the bank of china in the name of our children driving up our national debt. we now have over $9 trillion of debt that we are going to have to pay back. $30,000 for every man, woman, and child. that's irresponsible. it's unpatriotic. >> really? >> unpatriotic. >> by the way now up to 17 trillion. >> so unpatriotic he doubled it. >> why is there this double standard. ed henry was grilling josh earnst about this yesterday. josh earnst says that he quote felt sorry for giuliani. take a look at this session here. >> does the president have any regrets what giuliani said as a candidate senator obama said that president bush was unpatriotic? >> i think -- again, i haven't seen the actual comments. i don't know if you have them there in front of you.

he said that the president, i'm paraphrasing this part had added about $4 trillion to the debt and that he said quote. that's irresponsible that's unpatriotic. so i see a difference from giuliani because is he talking about an issue. but, none the less, questioning the patriotism of the president of the united states. >> what the president was doing was questioning the wisdom of of that decision and questioning whether or not that was in the best interest of the country. >> huh okay. >> it's too bad that giuliani's comments, the ones that made the headlines obscured when he said after, which i i thought was even more interesting. look the president doesn't seem that upset about what's happening in the middle east. he seems the most worked up about ferguson. what does that tell you. i think that's interesting jumpoff for discussion on the president's priorities in my view. >> do you think there is a double standard? go to our facebook page this morning. a lot of stuff up there as well. >> a lot coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. forget isis. the administration thinks the next big threat to the

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good morning, earn. fox news alert. president obama still rejecting the notion that the west is at war with islam during his three day extremism summit. >> new reports leaked from the department of homeland security, the real threat says the obama administration isn't isis but domestic conservatives, right wing extremists. they are the ones attacking america. joining us now with his reaction, major general matthew horner,

distinguished chair of. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> so the idea that the real threat to america comes from americans who don't like the government. is this a plausible claim? >> well you really don't know whether you should laugh or cry. i am trying to think the in last 20 years when right wing extremists flew jumbo into planes or blew up marathon runners in boston or threatened after they executed it 21 christians beheading them to come and get us in america. it really is the most egregious politicization of national security. we're going to be looking for right wing extremists when isis prepares to attack us. it's outrageous. >> dr. gore canka how dangerous is that to play politics

with national security? does this make us more vulnerable to antics. >> we have people in the middle east and elsewhere and in america who have committed themselves to the destruction of this great nation. and we're going to be focusing on the small clusters of right wingers here in the united states? this is like saying after pearl martha japan is not a threat to america and adolf hitler is not a threat to america. this could endanger american lives. >> it's politically expedient. house useful for the president to claim not only are people who disagree with me wrong they are dangerous. >> absolutely. yeah. this feeds into the narrative that the guys that are are the real threat to america and we saw this in the violent extremism summit all this week. they are not really the problem. they don't have jobs. there are grievances in the

middle east that excuse their viciousness. let's look at the people who don't follow my political ideology here in america. it is -- this endangers american lives potentially. >> leaving out the word islamic extremism and calling it violent extremism. what do you think came from this summit? because some are saying it just completely lacked substance. >> totally. the recommendations were that we need more community outreach. this is -- it's hard to believe that this is actually happening in america when people are getting burnt alive in the name of fighting the united states and the west. when we have people being targeted because they are members of a christian minority. all we have as we know the latest american hostage has been killed. >> yes. it's all so depressing. there are even some mainstream democrats that are coming to agree with you. sebastian, thank you for joining us this morning. >> you you are very welcome.

19 minutes after the hour this saturday morning. stunning twist in the road rage case that left this mother of four dead. she knew her accused killer. was this really about road rage? our legal experts are on the case. >> and then as if the obamacare mess couldn't get worse, you thought it couldn't. oh, it has. the big oops at affecting hundreds of thousands of taxpayers. we will tell you what's gone wrong this time.

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23 minutes after the hour. quick head lines now. the cdc confirming a kentucky man died for a new and potentially devastating

virus called the bourbon virus. experienced organ failure after being bitten by ticks. 800,000 people in 37 states who enrolled in obamacare were sent the wrong tax information. information used to calculate subsidies either came up too low or too high on about 20% of their forms. >> the white house suggests to not file tax returns until the problem is fixed. >> clayton? >> thank you anna. the case everyone is talking about. brand new details this morning in the las vegas road rage killing. police say the teenage neighbor arrested boasted about the shooting telling friends that he emptied several clips from his semiautomatic handgun during this battle. this as we learn more about the victim tammy meyer's relationship with is the-year-old eric naush. >> my wife spent countless hours at that park consoling this boy.

she has got to feel bad. because she was really good to hill. she fed him, she gave him money. she told him to pull his pants up and to be a man. >> so is there more to this story and what will investigators be looking for? joining us now criminal defense attorney jonah spilbore. >> good morning. >> peel this onion up and. >> very beginning of onion peel. the relationship between the parties. the relationship between ms. meyers and eric nanowsh the son and eric. father and sister. second thing looking at all the communications. go to the emails and the texts and the tweets and the instagrams and facebooks and try to find out what happened here. this came out as a road rage case but there is a lot more that we just don't know. >> like self-defense. right? we now know that before she dropped off oher daughter she picked up a gun. >> um. >>um seemingly to protect herself from it seemed like

this person was following her earlier in the day. could there be a self-defense. >> there is going to be two things happening out of the gate. number one, we don't even know if nowsh is the right guy. the only people identifying him as the shooter is the victim's son who also had a gun, her 22-year-old son had a gun when was an altercation outside their house. the friends, responsible for telling the police that he was bragging about, that's not an admission by nowch, that's other people telling the authorities yeah this guy was bragging about the murder. good example of when you have an arrests often times in cases doesn't mean it's solved. >> this relationship is even more interesting. you heard from her husband, too. that she would meet him routinefully this park, you know, giving him information and helping him out. >> telling him to pull his

pants up. >> something is off here. giving him food and giving him money. tell him to pull his pants up in the park. there is so much we don't know. all we know he is that unfortunately we have a dead 44-year-old woman and a 19-year-old boy has been arrested. other than that, there is a lot to learn in this case. >> there is definitely a relationship going on here, which means there is more than meets the eye. this was not a simple case of road rage. this could be something else like you said, is it a case of self-defense? is this even the shooter? what more is happening here and we are not close at all to figuring that out. which is a good case from a defense perspective, a very good case. >> the police have said that they may actually arrest someone else. there is a lot going on we don't know about. >> whose guns were these also. >> jonah and richard great to see you both this morning. >> thank you for having us. >> a student pilot manages to land f-16 fighter jet with half of the wing missing. one of nascar's best is out. just ahead of the daytona

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nascar suspending kurt busch indefinitely. no contact order. busch who hasn't been criminally charged denies the allegations. >> for victims of domestic violence there are no victories. my only hope is that the pain and trauma i suffered through this process will help other victims find their voice. >> busch's suspension comes two days before the daytona 500. that's where we find our friend reichmuth. they are going to break down the latest news and preview tomorrow's big race. gentlemen? >> good morning, guys. obviously, this is the big story this year happening just last even with the indefinite suspension of kurt busch. larry, break this down for us give us your impressions on this story and this race and what we know at this point. >> we hate to see this being

one of the billinger stories just the day before our biggest race of the year. it certainly is a story. i don't think it's going to overshadow the type of racing we are going to have here tomorrow on fox. i don't think it will overshadow all the story lines going into this race but certainly it's a story and the daytona 500 looks like it will be without kurt busch tomorrow. >> when you think about the pressure nascar was under with this after what the nfl went through on the ray rice story. did this quick of a response by nascar have some sort of impact from happened before with the nfl? >> i'm sure everything that's went on with this time of situation over the last year or two certainly an impact on it. i i know nascar has stayed very close to this situation. they were certainly waiting on the delaware court to make their decision. the minute they did yesterday, nascar reacted and basically said busch is suspended indefinitely. >> issues in the past. not first run-in. controversy. he is 36 years old. what does this do to his

career? >> well we know that he has been with several teams. you know he was rausch fenway racing several years. won the championship in 2004. and got a great break to drive from pinsky team. they pulled him out of a car. >> he got a second chance with james finch brought him back and went to furniture row and got this chance with stuart who's. we know he is learn -- certainly running out of chances. they showed a lot of spark last year. they teamed him with tony gibson and his crew chief. i thought they were going to make a lot of noise in 2015. >> he won a race last year and been given a number of chances. 36 his chances might be running out. let's talk about other stories with the race. another huge story is jeff gordon, last time racing, last time here. won this three times. is he a great driver. what does this do for the sport? he has certainly brought so much to it. >> yeah, i mean there is no

question. 23 years ago when he made his first start in 1992 at atlanta. little did we know the mark he was going to make on our sport. i think he took our sport to a new level? he brought a new fan base. i was telling you earlier i think the biggest mark jeff gordon made on our sport he showed car owners in the sport to take a chance on a young up and coming talent. before jeff, nobody would even touch anybody in the early 20's to drive a sprint cup series car. he proved take a chance it might pay dividends. >> since then a number of them won this race young kids. >> absolutely. >> he is also racing pole position. does he have a chance to win this in hesitate last daytona 500? >> i think he has a chance to win a lot in his last season. there is no question he has a fast race car. all the hundred distribution hundred hundred he will be trying to win his

sixth race at the brickyard in indy. he came close last year. i would not be a bit surprised to see him hoist that sprint cup and walk off into the sun set. >> it's always a great story when a champion leaves like that. any one last story person that you are watching or team that you are watching for this race? >> just preliminarily the daytona 500 can always give us a surprise that we don't see coming. i go back to ryan newman winning in 2008. jamie mcmurray in 2010. trevor bayne a rookie in 2011. driving for the wood brothers. we always can have a surprise that we don't see coming through speed weeks. just early, what i have seen, it looks lining the hendrix chevy drivers. carl edwards, brand new team at joe gibson arresting. roush fenway. he has been fast all week. great in the budweiser dual. joe gibson toyota vs.

hendrix chevrolet. >> 17 years as a crew chief and you won this event twice as a crew chief. awesome. >> a lot of stories going on at nascar. keep having them for you all weekend long guys. >> that's great. larry is great. thank you so much, rick. >> thank you rick. other stories making headlines this saturday now. fox news alert overnight newly sworn in secretary of defense ash carter touching down in afghanistan. meeting with u.s. military commanders and afghan leaders in kabul. his trip comes amid rising concern the 10,000 u.s. troops left are are not enough protection against the taliban. during a senate confirmation hearing. carter said he might change the current withdrawal plan if security conditions deteriorate. new developments from the "american sniper" trial as the state rebuts their case. a psychologist says accused killer eddie ray any schizophrenia episodes came

from drinking and smoking marijuana. he thought his victims were quote, human pig hybrids. they are relying on a not guilty by reason of insanity defense. closing arguments are expected next week. stunning new photos show that aftermath of a mid-air collision between two f-16s. the fighter jets were performing a mock dogfight back in october when they collided. shearing five feet of the wing clean off. the student pilot miraculously landing the plane safely. forced to eject as the jet filled with smoke and crashed into the field. total cost of damages $22.5 million. in a completely selfless act from a virginia teenager now going viral online. check this out. it's tommy adams shoveling the driveway of 76-year-old clarence coleman. tommy told his mother to stop the car when he saw mr. coleman struggling to clear his drive. mom was so touched by the

act of kindness she snapped a photograph and shared it online. for tommy something like this is second nature to him. >> i'm different. i play sports. i like to help people. i stay in my books in school and live life the right way. >> they are good people. good luck as long as they live. >> tommy will be joining us on "fox & friends" tomorrow morning. join us. talk about all the warm sentiments he has received nationwide. >> we want to hear your jokes this morning by the way because it's so stinking cold outside. >> how cold is it? >> we want to know. use the #how cold is it? use a picture. put them up on instagram and put them up on twitter and use that #. >> steve doocy had some doosies yesterday it's so cold richard simmons put some pants on. >> it can never be that cold also go to facebook page and add them. >> actually the dirtier the

better by the way. >> don't hold back. >> david axelrod says what white house scandals? >> i'm proud of the fact that basically you have had an administration that's been in place for six years in which there hasn't been a major scandal. >> yeah not one, not benghazi, not the v.a. mess, fast and furious not the irs. no they didn't exist. >> brady bunch ever scandals there on your screen. >> here is a story. >> which airline is in hot water for losing westminster dog shows?

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del tall airlines accused of losing a westminster show dog. five show dogs for several hours. they couldn't find them. some owners getting off their plane when they noticed the pets weren't loaded into the cargo hold. the airline admitted which wasn't enough room for all the creates. delta rebooked them. allowing the dogs inside the cabin. give them a cocktail too. >> animal control and fire department were able to free the gox. he was taken to a wildlife center to get checked out. tucker? >> thank you clayton. what makes david axelrod the senior advisor to president obama feel proud? watch this. >> i'm proud of the fact that basically you have had an administration that's been in place for six years in which there hasn't been a major scandal. >> yep no major scandals during the obama administration. well katie pavlich the news

editor for town hall. also a fox news contributor joins us live this morning. good to see you. >> good morning. >> is this an example of the principle if you just lie boldly and do it enough that people will start to believe it? >> you know, i'm not sure necessarily it works in this case because the obama administration as you and i know has not been scandal-free. the types of scandals that we have seen come out of the obama administration impact americans very directly. the irs scandal is one of them. when they see that the most powerful government agency is reaching in to their pockets and actually targeting americans just like them, they have a problem. other scandals that affect americans directly are obamacare, lying to millions of americans about keeping their healthcare or, you know talking about that they are stupid. there are some scandals that have happened during president obama's tenure that it's almost hard to keep track of them. in terms of why is david axelrod saying this? i think it comes down to what the obama

administration scandal and also doing a disservice. by him saying there haven't been any just brings us. and reminding how many there have actually been. >> they didn't care for james rosen's reporting. james rosen reporter at fox washington bureau and great reporter. they spied on his parents. i wonder if there has ever been an administration that could get away with that. but they did. >> right. they certainly maybe david axelrod doesn't think that the obama administration has had any scandals and they have gotten away with it or that they don't consider them scandals because they have gotten away with it they have gotten away with scandal after scandal after scaddle operation fast and furious. hundreds of people in mexico were killed as a result of that scandal. federal law enforcement agents were killed. this administration is like teflon as this administration says. so maybe because they get away with everything, that's why david axelrod doesn't think that they are actually scandals. unfortunately. >> unfortunately they have. they have done so with the complicity of the press.

that's what is so striking. reporters who cover the administration day in and day out says there has never been an administration less committed to the first amendment to cover government and yet, the press continues to gloss over or ignore these ethical lapses. why is that? >> you know, tucker last year i went to the print and radio correspondent wants dinner. one of the ironic things they invited the white house chief of staff to speak at that dinner despite all the administration has done. to spy on reporters to sources. to spy on parents of reporters. i think the most telling thing and important thing we need to discuss when it comes to axelrod saying that scandals haven't existed these are scandals that are serious impacts not only on the press and first amendment but people's constitutional rights. i think it's really a serious situation that they are trying to make light of and people's right have been violated in multiple cases. people have been killed as a result of v.a. as one

example of people dying as a result of government incompetence. and so these, you know these scandals have had very serious consequences. and yet you have an administration not only saying that they aren't scandals but no accountability for the behavior that has gone on. >> so obama is not running again obviously so it doesn't matter in electoral sense but history matters if you don't record something you can't learn from it later. i wonder if this administration will be recorded by historians as one with a lot of ethical problems. >> i would hope. so and i would hope that going into the next presidential election, either side of the aisle that the candidates will take a look at government corruption. accountability and true transparency and actually following up with campaign promises. you know, the administration is very good at saying one thing, we want to be the most transparent administration in history and doing the opposite. and david axelrod saying this administration is scandal free is exactly opposite of what the facts are. >> katie pavlich joining us

live. thanks a lot, katie. >> thank you. >> movies with a health. >> now sometimes i can see the words hanging in front of me and i can't reach them and i don't know ohio am and what i'm going to lose next. >> how medically accurate are these films. should you take medical tips from hollywood. we he have an actual dr. marc siegel joins me next. >> how cold it is across the country. a ship designed to cut ice. locked in ice. oh the irony of freezing weather. more on that coming up.

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theory of everything how al ls stephan hocking. >> bravo, steve. sprord extraordinary theory. >> thank you. >> what next? >> prove it it prove with a single equation that time. >> did this film and others deliver accurate portrayal to the audience dr. marc siegel takes a look. good morning doctor, thanks for being with us. >> good morning doc. >> how accurate is this story for folks dealing with lou gehrig's disease? >> i think this film was

incredible in terms of eddy's performance. stephan hocking has been involved in. this he lent his voice to this. hockings said famously look up at the stars and not down on your feet. black holes and putting together great with quantum theory and relativity. he has lived to the age of 73 with lou gehrig's disease almost unheard of. a lot of lieu gehrig's. slow loss of muscle and ability to coordinate muscle to it where he started falling, to where his breathing got affected. to where his swallowing and voice got effected extremely accurate. i think. hocking himself weighed in on this and said the film was very accurate. >> you see how the caretakers. the spouse of the patient very often are dealt the burden of dealing with them and gladly in some cases. >> speaking of the burden and having to deal with an affliction like this. julianne moore plays a woman

who faces early onset of alzheimer in the movie still alice. let's get your thoughts. >> been so defined by my intellect. my language, my articulation and now sometimes i can see the words hanging in front of me and i can't reach them and i don't know who i am and i don't know what i'm going to lose next. >> your thoughts on that, doc, accurate? >> you know, i'm not kevin and i'm not mike tamara. but i'm voting on these two best actor and best actress. julian moore in. this the forgetfulness first searching for words. i saw both of these films. and i'm incredibly impressed accuracy. searching for words. starts to learn ited at this. gets emotional about it. frustrated. inability to make decisions. not aware where she is all of the time. this is a very very accurate rending of early as hirmings and what you might actually find here. and our ability to look for this and the signs of it and

the science of it with brain scanning can s. actually improving. there is more and more optimism to this. again, the effect on those around you anna's point, with the other film, the affect on those around you is huge for alzheimer's. a big big problem. >> you have to live in the world with them in many cases. other movie fault in our stars not nominated 16-year-old cancer patient. big hit last summer. i want to get your thoughts on that movie as we roll a clip on that as well, doctor. >> that one is not as accurate, anna because it does show the grouping of cancer survivors how they work together to try to help each other. these two teens are incredible with the love that they share and the community that they share. but it doesn't show all the expense involved with cancer and how hard it is to make doctor's visits and pay your bills. that's missing in this situation. pediatric cancer the outcomes are. better than is shown in this film. so again, if a young person

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saturday 21st of january i'm anna royman. one day after the u.s. revealed how and when we will fight isis. now reports the pentagon doubting it will even work. why are we already second guessing our strategy? >> but forget about isis. the administration says the next big threat to this country, conservatives. that's right. right wing terrorism that report has been leaked and we will have the stunning details coming up. >> your resume may get you in the door. >> do you talk to everybody like this? >> of course. >> my niece told me you were different. >> i am different. >> i i got to tell it you you are the complete opposite of every applicant

that we have seen. >> it turns out the key to landing the job it may all be in your voice. does my voice sound good this mornings? that's right clayton. >> i'm, i'm jeff gordon, four time national champion and you are watching "fox & friends." >> clayton morris and tucker carlson. >> behind door number one. >> anna's voice you are a little sick this morning. >> flu. >> wait a minute, vitamin c. i don't know. >> 16 below zero that you you can blame it on that. welcome in to "fox & friends" this morning. >> we're glad to see you. woe have a fox news alert for you this morning. just one day after laying out a precise plan to it take back mosul as the second biggest city in iraq now controlled by isis. the administration is running in to major problems. sources at the pentagon are saying their plan, which entails using iraqi troops mostly shiites to take back that mostly sunni city is

doomed because it doesn't take into account the sectarian divisions within iraq. >> a number of key people involved in this have gone on the record. some have not. daily beast this morning. they were dubious that the partners in the iraqi military. the troops supposed to lead the offensive would be capable of quuking such a campaign by then. that this could take months, not the 100 days that we spent going into co-bean and -- kobani and syria. wide swath of territory with not a lot of civilians. we knew what targets we could eat hit. you are talking about mosul where isis has built trenchts. they build barricades. they are collecting taxes by the way in mosul. they have a government there. and you are talking about millions of people in that city. >> yeah, like saying hey, we are going to shoot you with some air strikes at this

certain time. then what's the enemy going to do? they are going to run and hide at those specific times. >> right. we are laying it all out telling you about it. >> what's so striking is the white house and the national security team susan rice's national security advisor apparently never called over to the pentagon. which by the way is run by people with deep experience in iraq and knowledge in that country and never asked them what do you think? so instead, they have been giving their views on background to journalists. why did this happen? lt. colonel tony shaffer says it's impossible for people at the pentagon to speak freely because when they do they get fired. listen. >> this president fired people for telling the truth. general matis central command. general mike flynn. director of dia and chuck hagel for not wanting to do the release of prisonersers from guantanamo. notable that that's the reason that the president fires people for trying to do their job. secondly the missions. for goodness sake. yesterday, announcing we are going to do this offensive

operation in iraq. that's demoralizing. everybody knows bill, that that's giving the huge heads up. >> basically you are going to get the trump apprentice treatment if you disagree with the president. >> military officials on the record in this piece say it could take up to 8 brigades to win back mosul which is really the capital of isis caliphate right now. capital in iraq. >> not going to let it go the way of kobani because it is arguably their capital >> how many are sunni. >> zero. >> you may be concerned about isis and you should be, but the white house says in a report just reeked this weeked that the real concern that you really ought to be afraid of. buckle your seat belt. right wing extremists concerned about the obama administration. they are the real threat to this country. >> cnn got their hands on this leaked report, which is

pretty astounding, we he had on the show earlier this morning to make sense of it dr. sebastian gorka. he said this whole thing is outrageous. listen. >> i'm trying to think in the last 20 years when right wing extremists flew jumbo jets into planes or blew up marathon runners in boston or threatened after they executed 21 christians by beheading them to come and get us here in america. it really is the most egregious politicization of national security. we're going to be looking for right wing extremists when isis prepares to attack us. it's outrageous. >> dr. gorka says we are making ourselves more vulnerable by focusing on right wing extremists. >> what a clever trick for the white house to say look, if you disagree with us, you are not only wrong you are a threat to national

security we need to clamp down. we are watching you, of course we know they are watching you. >> the president is basically pushing ideology of thinking his world view on the intelligence community, oon local law enforcement. on federal law enforcement and it's making us more vulnerable. >> polarization. why is washington so polarized. one side the president just called the other side a threat to the country. >> meanwhile some major problems for the obama administration as it relates to those tax forms. people getting ready to fill out their tax forms. if you got obamacare big problems with it wrong obamacare information was sent to hundreds of thousands of people. >> calculations too high and too low. who do we turn to explain it peter as toy. he is in washington with details. peter? >> hhs, we have a problem. 800,000 healthcare.gov

customers were sent faulty forms with tax figures representing this year's premiums instead of last year's. how did this happen? one official says, quote: we are looking into it as the feds investigate, those affected now being told to wait and delay filing taxes until they receive the right numbers. >> even if you fixed glitches in the mistakes, the thing is still going to be an administrative nightmare. >> republicans are pouncing. congresswoman diane black calling this quote: a classic friday news dump dump. the administration has quote, added to to its record of incompetence and congresswoman marcia blackburn says surprise surprise the obama administration still does not have its act together. this seems like a big problem but white house officials insist that in the big picture, not a big deal. >> it's a small percentage of overall tax less than 1% of people who file taxes. >> new analysis of the urban institute reveals four in 10 uninsured americans still

don't realize if they fail to sign up for coverage they must pay a penalty. >> this is trying to give them another shot at avoiding a penalty for the second year. it doesn't fix for the first year. >> latest pair of problems in the error plagued full out. feeling yogi berra talked, about deja vu all over again. >> thanks, peter. live for us from washington. >> this fox news alert, a frantic search now underway for three teenagers who british police believe are headed to sire to join isis. the 15 and 16-year-olds are straight a students and told their families they were just going out for the day. spotted at an airport in london boarding a plane to turkey police say the teenagers are friends with another girl who recently fled to syria. and chilling new information about the teenage suspect in the deadly las vegas road rage shooting. a police report revealing friends of 19-year-old eric

nowch bragged about firewalling off 22 shots and killing the mother of four tammy meyers. this as we find out meyers and nowch knew one another. is there more to this story? earlier we heard from legal experts. >> go to the emails and the texts and the tweets and the instagrams and facebooks and try to find out what happened here. this came out as a road rage case. there is at lot more we don't know about. >> is this a case of self-defense? is it even the shooter. we are not close at all to figuring what sought. >> well police are still looking for another suspect who say that they believe was driving the vehicle. well you are looking live now at the international space station where any minute nasa astronauts will begin a spacewalk. american butch and terry will venture out into space for more than six hours as they install new docking

ports on the station. install the parts which will allow the iss to link up with future space taxis. now to extreme weather. coast guard seconding ice cutter into lake erie to save a freighter that's been stuck in 10 feet of ice 10 feet thick. wow, foye days. >> ships stopping five miles from the shores in ohio. ten crew members are on board and have food. teaming up with the canadian ice cutter and free the freighter. >> read that ice. these guys in the coast guard seven of these ships and go 11 miles per hour around these trapped ships. break them all up and all these different ice floes. it's amazing. >> rick, not stuck down at the daytona 500. >> i went out on one of

those ships. fascinating the work they do. those guys certainly hopefully will get a break soon. the cold air not changing at all. i'm here in daytona. cold air made it way into florida. but certainly very cold across the north. really quickly. show you the first alert forecast for the daytona 500 for today and tomorrow. thank god the race is this weekend and wasn't the last couple days because conditions getting a lot better. today 73. tomorrow 80. a far cry. freezing temperatures over yesterday morning. the rest of the country still very very cold of the northern plains cold. northeast cold once again. the wind chills and we have got a big storm that we are watching and you see all of these winter storm warnings that are in place get ready today for ice. freezing rain, sleet, then snow, then rain for almost everybody you see in that order. it will end in rain before the cold air comes back in again. a lot still going on in the weather world. we will keep talking about that. guys, send it back to you. >> thank you rick.

>> thanks a million. how cold is it soliciting your estimates how cold is it. how cold is it in new york? fire hydrants are begging dogs to relieve themselves. >> a viewer tweet us yesterday saying i'm so cold i'm shaking like two jelly doughnuts in a weight watcher's meeting. >> how sold can s. it squirrels are having a hard time finding their nuts. i love anna's cautious laughter. >> can we laugh at that? it's on the front page of the most. >> just relax everybody. something from the clinton's past that could haunt hillary in 2016. >> what difference at this point does it make? not that what is it and how could it effect a potential presidential run. >> resume may get you into the door. turns out the key to landing a job may be in your voice. stick around we will explain.

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hillary, we have a problem and potentially a big one. conservative watchdog group has filed a complaint with the election commission accusing data firm catalyst clinton confidante of skirting election laws, the following the news hillary's time at the state department as secretary she faced over 200,000 ethics probes. i bet you didn't read that in the "new york times." what does this mean for a potential hillary run in 2016? joining us our old friend steve hayes and of course a fox news contributor. good morning. >> good morning, tucker.

>> tell us what cat lirs. >> this is interesting. aroldis -- harold ickes. some conservatives believe really is one of the reasons that democrats have done as well as they have over the last couple of election cycles. providing different information about voters enabling outrage from different campaigns both they senate and house and presidential level to reach out to voters in a way that is most likely to get voters to support them. this is clearly an advantage that democrats have had over the last couple cycles and the allegations against the clintons is that we have that they have been using this to sir couple vengted election laws. >> also a number of reports this week about the thrint foundation which has now been renamed william j. clinton to the bill, hillary and chelsea clinton foundation that groups seeking to influence government policy influence

gave money to the. >> half of the major donors to the clinton foundation over the past four years according to the "the washington post" will also gave to ready for hillary. hillary clinton's sort of campaign in waiting. we don't know whether there was a quid pro quo. we don't know whether the clintons went out and solicited this money. certainly the case that people giving to the foundation and also giving to ready for hillary were looking to curry some sort of favor with the clintons. problem this presents her is it reminds everybody of the kind of nonsense that we had it to deal with for the better part of the 1990s where every single day it seemed there was another clinton fundraising scandal where they pushed the very limits of the law and i think in some cases exceeded the law in order to raise money to further their own careers. >> the state department which she ran, of course, was a huge operation that spent billions of dollars and it would make sense that people trying to curry favor with state department might give. we'll find out more about that as the months progress

i hope. back to catalyst here is specific claims about it the democratic party received quote impermissible inkind data services. number two, other money outside group clients and donors appeared to have engaged in the coordinations for catalysts dnc appears to have financed and maintained and controlled catalyst. one by the dnc is the claim. >> these are the kind of campaign finance allegations that are often very hard to prove. kinds that are made pretty regularly. there may well be merit to them. similar allegations made about some republican firms that operated in 2012 and 2014. usually the impact in the. something could be different if they have got enough information. the complaint was, yeah, i believe 109 pages.

if they have got enough information to back up the claims, maybe it goes somewhere in court. >> interesting, catalyst we should say denied this and say they are politically motivated. >> the clinton foundation has taken hundreds of millions of dollars in donations and no one has looked at the nexus between the donors and influence pedaling and presumably somebody will. >> yeah. if you look at it o'er the past couple years there has been a spike in donations to clinton foundation after hillary clinton left the state department as she is planning to run for president. >> yeah from foreign countries in some cases. pretty shocking. >> thanks for commenting on that this morning. really interesting. >> thanks tucker. >> is this picture of isis beheading 21 egyptian christians doctored? is it even real? brand new details just revealed. stay tuned for that in the wake of recent police shootings. tips on how to deal with the cops. but their rules to live by may shock you. we have them. see you in a minute.

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welcome back, fox news alert now. brand new details about this horrifying video believed to show the beheading of 21 egyptian christians. it may be fake. experts analyzing the video now telling fox news they noticed several tell tell signs. >> in this shot the black cloud killers appear well over 7 feet tall. the experts say the video was most likely shot on a green screen similar to a weather map and edited in posts. >> experts also saying that pro-polarizations are totally wrong for this mass

speaker. meaning he was filmed indoors most likely and ocean shot may have been added later. experts still believe those christians were murdered just that the video is fake. >> draw conclusions about that. >> bizarre. >> we did air strikes after we were able to identify certain things from terrain from some of the early -- you know the early beheading videos and analysts were finding exact terrain where they can bomb them. perhaps in a effort to keep location. >> supposedly shot on the shores of the mediterranean which is pretty over of the top. the message they are sending is we can do this on the shores of the mediterranean. that's right across the sea from western europe. >> does look 7 feet tall and all of the captives are are somehow a feet tall. doesn't make any sense. interesting. wow. more on that as we get it in. >> other stories making headlines this saturday to tell you about now. fox news alert. nascar suspending kurt busch

after a family court judge said he physically abused his girlfriend patricia driscoll. issuing a no contact order. busch who hasn't been criminally charged denies the allegation. for victims of domestic violence there are no victories. my only hope is that the pain and trauma i suffered through this process will help other victims find their voice. busch's suspension come just two days before the daytona 500. we are live in daytona in just minutes. and a stunning and dramatic scene unfolding on surveillance video. watch as this 25-year-old robber stands in line at a pharmacy in west virginia. he pull as gun on the pharmacy team. but he wasn't prepared for what was going to happen next. the pharmacist don radcliff pulls his own gun hitting the perp. the second shot disables the robber wants gun. final shot. he was taken it the hospital but died from injuries. radcliff says he was just

try to do the right thing. if there i'm glad, you know that the god put me in a situation that i was able to do what i did. >> police say no charges will be brought against radcliff. a group of ohio students trying to keep the peace with police. the akron peacemakers and antiviolence youth group worked with local police to create this cheat sheet on how to impact with law enforcement give tips like do not resist arrest for any reason. control your emotions and do not make threatening motions or statements. but overall they say the eedsiest way to avoid any conflict is just stay out of trouble. think your resume is the key to landing a good job in think again. >> do you talk to everybody like this? >> of course. my niece told me you were different. [ laughter ] >> i am different. >> i got to tell you, you are the complete opposite of every applicant we have seen. >> nope it's your voice.

a brand new study says a person's speech can base intelligence better than the same words on a resume. researchers say it's better to explain why you should be hired in person than an email. >> they also say that speaking in game show voice that's right. is especially effective. >> that's right. tell them what they've won. >> our own rick reichmuth is live at daytona 500. hey, rick. [ laughter ] >> that's good i like all of your impressions. it's nice. hey, guys big story here. obvious is the kurt busch suspension that came across last night down here in daytona. a lot of reaction to that. and people wondering what's what is going to happen. he did appeal that ruling by the way. they said that they would give an expedited result to that appeal process. but it will not be in time for tomorrow's race. he for sure will not be racing tomorrow. we will see if he is able to get back in at some point later on in the season. that's the one story. the other story has been the weather down here.

weather across the country. take a look at the weather maps. show you what's going on. here are your current temperatures. still cold but not as cold as it has been over the last couple of days. enjoy that because it's not going to last that long. move forward here and we will show you what's going on. we will have this slight little break, but then we get the artic air coming back in, especially across parts of the great lakes and northeast by sunday evening into monday. so the code air does come back this next shot though does not make its way all the way down across areas of florida and the southeast which is some good news. this is the storm we are watching know. a lot of rain, some freezing rain and some snow. there is going to be this warm air mass pulling in towards the northeast. so a lot of places going to start out with freezing rain and some snow. and then cross over into rain. that's the case all the way in across parts of the northeast over the next couple of days. we are going to see a couple of inches of snow possible across areas of the northeast. but then mixing in with rain on the end of that it will be snow across interior sections. i want to tell you that coming up next hour talking

with denny hamlin a bit of a conversation we will call it with danica patrick this week. we will get his impression on what happened with that. and i sent out on twitter anybody have some questions they want me to ask him. message me that on twitter right now. >> i'm for danica patrick just to make that clear. thanks rick. we have a nerd alert our clayton morris is making science fun. hey, clayton. >> well, what could possibly go wrong is the question these two friends have been asking each other for nearly a decade. >> i'm going to ignite the rockets. good luck, buck. here we go. >>

>> that is great. veteran of u.s. marine corps the host of the show what could go wrong. coolest show next to our show. >> how did this show go about? we used to blow a lot of stuff up when we were kids can. why don't we do it on television? >> would he were watching viral videos and how wrong they go. there is so many good ones that go wrong we decided to take those and make them right. and that's pretty much what we are doing with this show. >> just naturally tinkers. we hit the most of both worlds. >> you took a lawn mower and threw it in the pool. >> i wanted to see if it would do the motor boat thing and it lasted for about two seconds. we had to drain the pool and it cost a lot of money. >> should we try this kind of stuff at home a lot of these viral videos are

morons trying to blow stuff up in their mother's kitchen not a good idea. >> have a viral video to have a basis in science and engineering and do them bigger, better and safer and basically show the audience some fundamental aspect of science that will let them go home with learning something. >> some the videos, you guys sitting on act row. what was that? like a rocket skateboard. >> we thought if wiley coyote can do it modernize it. we almost hit 30 miles per hour. >> how about this one in a roll cage? >> that was kevin right there. that looks pretty violent now that i'm looking at it. >> pretty crazy. we cooked up that rocket fuel at home. made our own homemade solid rocket fuel and packed it and everything. pretty cool. >> coolest jobs in the world. we have been freezing our butts off outside of here. what is this liquid inside in this little tupperware container here? >> this is liquid nitrogen. earth magnets. very strong magnets much more so than iron.

underneath is a super conductor. when you cool it into a super conduct withing state it propels the magnetic field such that it levy tates. we did move these around here and give it a tap. >> so it go right on over that. >> you only carry small bills. >> this is amazes. is this the basis for the hover board? this was a dream of mine as a kid back to the future two with the hover board. >> it can only hold a certain amount of weight. goes down and cooling. one of the things about super conductors is try to make better high temperature so they work in this development we have to cool them with cry general nic temperature. >> so cool. the beauty of it is frictionless. it's just sitting in air. >> can i borrow your hundred

again? >> the show airs saturday night at 10:00 p.m. on discovery channel and science. >> that's right. >> 10:00 p.m. 10 episodes, watch you blow up a lot of stuff and have a lot of fun. nice to meet you guys. >> likewise. thanks for having us. >> incredible. we have got a fox news alert for you. one day after the u.s. revealed how and when the strike isis in iraq and syria. new reports that the pentagon is doubting those plans will work. why are those plans already being second-guessed? was it a bad strategy from the get-go? general anthony tatas on the breaking news next. >> then a high school picture posts this perk on her facebook page all to teach her students a lesson. why she went beyond the classroom to make a point about social media oversharing. that's next.

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quarter till the top of the hour. time for news by the numbers. first $22.5 million. that's the cost of damages for an f-16 collision. one of the fighter jets had half its wing ripped off ostem lagedded safely. other pilot forced to ejoint exhibit before his plane crashed. next, 42 that's how many oscar acceptance speeches mentioned stephan pillberg. most name hollywood. god ranked sixth with 19 mentions. finally 15050 years, that's how long ron klein has been working for mansfield plumbing in pearsville ohio. and half century 70-year-old hard worker has never taken a sick day. >> well, fox news alert now. just one day after laying out a plan to take back mosul from isis. new reports now revealing the pentagon isn't even sure those plans are going to work. >> officials now telling the daily beast that the administration's timetables might not be possible.

does this show the white house is out of touch with military leaders? did they even consult those leaders before formulating this plan? we welcome this morning retired brigadier general and author of foreign and domestic general anthony tata. thanks for joining us this morning. >> great to be here, atlanticer, thank you. >> no sooner did this plan become public than union storm military at the pentagon sort of criticizing on back ground saying sectarian divisions in iraq make it impossible. do you think the national security team at the white house consulted closely with the pentagon before coming up with it? >> well, i think we should all continued dissidence between the administration and its executive are arms there in the department of defense. you know we have got a real threat in isis and this lack of understanding of reality of what's going on by the administration, what's going on on the ground is really quite alarming. first of all, i was shocked that we're even talking about a major spring offensive about a major

campaign plan. it's those kind of things you want to be kept close to the vest. you want to be able to protect your troops. and you want to be able to protect coalition troops as well and surprise the enemy tactical and strategic level. so, that's been removed. so now the actual resourcing of that fight as the good planners and the pentagon and general james terry on boots on the ground in charge over in iraq take a look at this thing, you you have got good people over there, and you have got good people in the pentagon. i think what they are doing is a realistic assessment of can we resource this fight and, you know, the next month or two with brigades that can push this enemy outs. it's really the she shia from the southwest part of iraq. what's their vested interest in pushing isis out of mosul when that's primarily a sunni part of the country. we are back to this three dimensional chess we are playing in iraq with regard

to how do we he marshall the resources to get the leverage we need to defeat this enemy? >> we wanted to get your take on than pla. also wanted to get your take on, this general. headlines made this week by former cia chief mike morell who said if there are terrorists out there. if any one of them were able to bring down an airliner tomorrow in the united states of america he would not be surprised shooting down planes with weapons here in the united states do you buy that? >> well, you know it's a sophisticated act to be able to pull off. certainly it's possible. you know, we have great fbi homeland defense folks. our law enforcement. all the way down to the sheriffs and local municipalities are working hard. they understand that. they are plugged in to the larger threat briefings coming from homeland. i think, you know, the threat of a mass killing is certainly what isis is after.

anywhere people congregate, whether it's an airplane or a bus station or whatever, they want to have a sensational an impact as they can. so certainly the lone wolf operator is a threat and one our law enforcement personnel i'm sure is taking very seriously. >> meanwhile the house saying conservatives the real threat to security. >> three big names swirling around for the potential presidential candidates right now. whose message is already connecting with voters? checking the pulse of the people. >> sounds like frank luntz to me. kids today post all kind of personal information on social media really personal in some cases. some can be really dangerous. do they get that? one teacher went beyond the classroom to teach kids valuable lesson in oversharing online. she joins us next.

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high school teacher posted this picture on facebook page to prove to students how something could go viral. under a week the picture had 218,000 comments. more than 350,000 shares and was viewed by more than 18 million people. here with more about her social media safety lesson is that teacher michelle ann biber. welcome to the show. >> good morning, hi. >> why did you decide to show your students this social media experiment? >> well, i think the reason that i wanted to show them the experiment was because i grew up in a time where technology was just starting to rise and the social media was also starting to boom. and i had seen a lot of people who were making some online mistakes and i wanted

my students to be aware of those consequences which could happen even if you post to your own personal i think a lot of people out there think they are safe within their own network. i wanted them to be aware if that photo is shared or seen by people you don't know that could be taken to use for a person's own purpose to be manipulated and you might not ever get it back. >> photo sharing on the screen was shared a crazy amount of time. some people saw it you said please share this photo for a class experiment. >> yep. >> were the students surprised at the response? >> actually, to be honest at first they didn't really think it was going to work. specifically because i i had told them that my facebook page was real exclusive in the amount of friends that i had. and so one student even commented like it's not going to work because you don't have any friends. but when the news station had picked up the photo and it went wild, the students were just astounded. i mean it was sharing so

quickly that we were checking it and the kids were telling me to refresh, refresh the page. it was sharing at almost 1,000 shares per refresh click. and so in a 48 minute class period, it was sharing from about 8,000 to 14,000 and then just went wild. >> michelle, bottom line this for us. what's the moral of this story. what lesson can we take away for our kids? >> yeah, what i wanted them to take away is to just think before they post. if they are putting something out to the public that they maybe don't want their sister their mom or even future boss to see, then they probably shouldn't do that just to remember that everyone has a digital footprint that could possibly effect your chances of getting into college or even another job some day. >> absolutely. all there permanently. michelle ann biver. thank you for joining us. add that total to a couple

million. >> administration asking you at home for suggestions on how to fight extremism. this is not a joke. they posted on twitter feed. is colorado's legal pot already going up in smoke?

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>> nobody else problem out there. >> nobody has your back like i have you. >> i would have thought so. >> so what really happened. >> danny joins us this hour to explain. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >> hey, this is michael waltrip you are watching "fox & friends." fastest show on camera. >> things you need to know. danica patrick is always right just on principle. we know that's true. and, two, there is one more week to go in february and that's it. >> then you think it's going to warm up? >> spiritually it will be warmer march is not winter. >> we are asking for your just how cold is it jokes? >> we want to start with this fox news alert now because it's just one day, also just one day after the white house laid out its exact plan to take back mosul from isis which is really the heart ever isis. really their capitol if you will. even collecting taxes there millions of people who live

there. the pentagon sources now coming out in the new report from the daily beast this morning who are countering this plan. saying it just won't work and it's completely unrealistic. >> military officials served there between 2003 and 2011. some going on the record and reporting anonymously to the daily beast saying they were dubious and partners in iraqi military. troops supposed to lead the offensive would be capable of conducting such a campaign by then. so it's the time line that they are concerned about and also the sectarian differences in iraq. will these troops really want to go in and risk their lives for sunni city? >> exactly. people who know he a lot about iraq who served there who fought deeply about strategy in iraq laughed at this plan. they thought it was ludicrous. raises two questions. one why did the white house announce this publicly taking away any surprise we may have had did the national security team at the white house actually cument the pentagon and the people who understand iraq

before they formulated this plan? we talked to brigadier general retired anthony just a minute ago and said it's very unwise to reveal your plans ahead of time. listen. >> you know, we have got a real threat in isis and this lack of understanding of reality of what's going on by the administration what's going on on the ground. is really quite alarming. first of all, i was shocked that we are even talking about a major spring offensive about a major campaign plan those kinds of things you want to be kept close to the vest. you want to be able to protect your troops. and you want to be able to protect coalition troops as well and surprise the enemy tactical and strategic level. and so that's been removed. >> among some of the other details that emerged from this daily beast report. it's not just them disagreeing with the overall idea. there is a lot of specific reasons they are disagreeing with it first of all, 100 days. remember, it took 100 days to reclaim that portion of northern syria.

city of kobani. remember those air strikes. there were not a lot of cities nearby. took 1 h days wanted people revealed in this report it could take months to try to get back mosul. 8 brigades to try to get this thing back. >> isis has constructed big barriers it and trench. they have great way to protect themselves from our forces coming in toward them. and, you know because this is essentially their capital of their call date. they will fight tooth and nail to the very last drop of blood according to these sources. >> getting the iraqis probably won't work. meanwhile the white house spent three days this week in a summit to think through how to fight what they are calling violent extremism. not islamic extremism. violent extreme. at the end of those three days despite. fanfare they threw up their hands and basically said you figure it out america. they sent out this tweet. we want your input they wrote. share solutions you think are critical to countering violent element streesm. you have the white house, the seat of the most powerful government in human

history basically saying we don't know. maybe someone on twitter does. >> unbelievable. number of critics, of course, that came out almost immediately saying here is a couple of ideas. why don't you send boots on the ground and go after the individuals who are causing this in the first place. we have some viewers write in about this as well. janine on facebook writes this getting more ridiculous by the way. listen to the generals. >> jean on facebook saying let the defense department do its job and not be micromanaged. >> dennis writes rules of engagement so the military can do its job. the idea twitter not just for drunk celebrities anymore. we are formulating our foreign policy with it crowd sourcing our foreign policy. that's demented. >> #diplomacy. >> also embarrassing. >> asking kim kardashian. >> what would you do kim kardashian. >> kanye, please weigh in. ff weekend is where you can go and tell us your thoughts on that. >> quick look at other

headlines. fox news alert a frantic search now underway for three teenagers who british police believe are headed to syria much. to join isis. 15 and 16-year-olds are straight a students and told their families they were just going out for the day. last spotted at airport in london boarding a plane to turkey. police say the teenagers are friends with another girl who recently fled to syria. prime minister david cammeron saying this morning their disappearance is, quote, deeply concerning. and chilly new information about the teenage suspect in that deadly las vegas road rage shooting. police report we veelg friends of 19-year-old eric nowch say he bragged about killing tammy meyers. the 44-year-old mother of 4 was shot in the head outside her home just a block from where nawch lives. the report also revealing the teenager fired off 22 shots and told his friends quote, i got those kids. they were after me. and i got them. let them in a federal judge

ordering the obama administration stop detaining women and children caught crossing the u.s. border illegally. since the only purpose was to prevent future immigration it is, quote likely unlawful says a judge. since the beginning of the year 10 million illegal children have been picked up along the border. fridgey and blowing in ohio. you have got to see this video. the adorable red pandas at the cincinnati zoo frolicking in the snow and ice. clated likes it too. zoo keepers say they just love celebrating the cold by rolling around in the snow. temperatures will remain bitter cold so more panda play is in the first alert forecast. >> those are pandas? >> looks like my kids playing you here people say youtube is making us dumber but i don't care. i could watch that video all day long. >> rick reichmuth watched an

owls being born on youtube. >> owls being born. >> or owls in a nest. >> it was live streaming of an owl nest. tucker, you can appreciate in this. i was sick for a week. i sat there and watched it entire time. food in to the baby owls. amazing. >> people don't think guys tv have exciting lives. >> almost as exciting as being at the daytona 500. one of the best events of the year. obviously the super bowl of nascar. first race of the year and very big deal. this week going on. jeff gordon retiring and racing in pole position. meaning he is starting out in first place for the race and great news and obviously the story of kurt busch we will continue to talk about this morning. incredibly cold record breaking temperatures here yesterday. warm up nicely this weekend back into the 80's by tomorrow, which will be great news for race day.

the cold air is still hanging on across much of the northern tier of the country. not as cold as it had been. storm watching down across the south. it's so cold it is starting off as freezing rain. then transitioning to some snow and then into some rain. this storm will move up the eastern seaboard throughout the day today and into the day tomorrow. as you look at the future radar here. here is what it looks like. start to see some snow. maybe an inch or two accumulating in places like new york or boston. then should transition into some rain behind that then maybe see some temps into some 40s for part of the day tomorrow guys. 40s you are going to get there in new york. you have not seen temps in the 40s in a very very long time. are you excited about it? >> 40s? yeah. well that's better than what we're experiencing up here single digits negative 16 degrees. >> >> 40s for you is what i'm saying tomorrow for a day. >> oh, looking forward to that. >> then it will go plummet again. thanks for teasing. >> it's so cold out here.

baby it's cold outside. >> how cold is it? >> well, we have got how cold is it? and we wanted to ask you this morning the questions on we have been throwing out using our # send us your jokes this morning how cold is it outside? josephine wrote us on facebook so cold i'm going to siberia to warm up. >> oh, yeah. and dwayne on facebook saying it's so cold when the farmer milked his cows he got ice cream. >> brown cows chocolate ice cream. >> facebook almost as cold as my ex-wife. >> wow that is chilly. >> so cold fire hydrants are asking dogs to pee on them. and that's vulgar, yes, also literally true. >> keep them coming folks. ff weekend go to twitter page and weigh in. >> potential 2016 candidates rying it reach struggling americans. >> restore america's faith in the moral promise of our great nation that any child important today can reach further than their parents.

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good morning everyone. with a crowded filed of potential republican presidential candidates, whose message is already connecting with voters. pollster and fox news contributor frank luntz breaks down the language of the most watched g.o.p. hopefuls. take a look at jeb bush. >> how do we he restore america's faith in the moral promise of our great nation

that any child born today can reach further than their parents? this is really urgent issue. far too many americans live on the edge of economic ruin. and many more feel like they are stuck in place working longer, and harder even as they are losing ground. >> frank, it looks like we see there he is actually doing very well with democrats, which could hurt him in the primary and help him in the general. >> that's been the whole issue with bush from the very beginning is that his greatest challenge might be in a pram marry because of some of the things he has said about immigration and education. he is making a tremendous effort to be as positive as any of the candidates focusing on children in the next generation and what it means to them. he is going to have to pick up that delivery. you notice that he was clearly reading from a teleprompter it. it wasn't passion, that emphasis. that primary voters like to see. but those were the words that they like to hear.

i think bush has got a message that can take him very far. >> next up we have a clip of ted cruz and he is speaking about the frustrations that americans have with big government. listen. >> the most fundamental problem. the frustration is that the men and women in washington aren't listening. you talk to the man and woman on the street, that's the message you hear over and over again. why don't they listen to me? why don't they hear what we have to say? our elected officials they get to washington and they stop listening to the people. >> they see his passion there. >> not only do they see the passion, they all agree whether you are democrat, independent or republican it's one of the greatest frustrations with washington right now. why cruze who has tremendous challenges with his colleagues here in d.c. is such a popular hit in places like iowa, new hampshire. they look at him and they say this is somebody who says what he means and means

what he says. the challenge for cruz is the opposite of bush. that those are words that work really well in a republican primary. the question is whether cruz can deliver a message that wins over conservative independents and even a few democrats. but i will tell you of all the clips that we have tested, that is the number one clip, the number one language so far bunk 2016 candidates. >> right. that's who you are polling here are swing voters in michigan, i understand. next up, we have a clip of rand paul who is talking about folks being upset with government spending, listen. >> government is inherently bad at picking winners and losers. think of the billions spent on the war on poverty over many decades. government spending doesn't work. it doesn't create jobs. only the democracy of the marketplace can find those capable of creating jobs. >> frank, you say that rand paul can have a problem sometimes seeming too intellectual to the average american? >> when you ask people and listen to the different

clips of the different candidates, rand paul wins for being the most intellectual and most sill foxnews.com call. that is great to 18 to 29-year-olds looking for something to believe. in not just a candidate but a philosophy. the challenge for senator paul is once again it's that passion and can that messaging particularly on foreign policy which is important to a republican electorate, will his slightly different point of view, other republicans will that carry? i will tell you based on what we have done so far, rand paul is going to have more young people iowa and he message getting through to college students. >> absolutely. a lot of headlines recently. frank luntz, thank you for your time today. one more thing to say? >> yes. i hope that they come to my web site. luntz global.com. because you, too, can pick up one of those dials and give your point of view to american people. luntz global.com. that's how you sign up to participate in focus groups.

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welcome back, a fox news alert now. so cool. live outside the international space station. cameras up there two nasa astronauts are performing a spacewalk to install new docking ports. they are about an hour into

their six hour mission. and, breaking overnight. newly sworn in secretary of defense ash carter touching down in afghanistan to meet with u.s. military commanders. is he not in space. and afghan leaders his trip comes amid rising concern that 10,000 u.s. troops left overseas do not have enough protection to fight against the taliban. then a skyscraper fire lighting up the sky. one ever the world's largest apartment buildings catching fire in dubai forcing sleeping neighbors out of bed. handful of people treated for injuries. the cause is under investigation. tucker? >> well, state of colorado legalized marijuana last year and already being sued by two neighboring states for doing that now its own residents are suing and want a federal judge to shut down recreational marijuana sales. could this mean the end to

that legal rocky mountain high? here to respond is the former drug czar under george h.w. bush also the education secretary and author going it pot whether rush to legalize marijuana is harming america. dr. william bennett. thank you for joining us this morning before we get to the subject of marijuana which you know a lot about. i want to get your take. belief real threat in this country does not come from islamic extremists but conserving extremists. >> remember the letters, tucker where the devil gives devilish advice. have them most worried about that in which they are in least danger. when the boat is sinking from water half full have them running around saying fire fire, that's exactly what's going on here. look out for those conservatives, they will cause you trouble. meanwhile we know where the trouble is. yes, of course conflating people who are concerned

about government overreach with crazy dangerous terrorists is useful too. >> that's right. let's get to this marijuana question. a lawsuit, looks like a couple of them against colorado legalizing marijuana, do these suits have any hope? >> yeah, well, they should. i think they do. this is part of the chaos that's ensuing out there the reason this should, tucker violation of federal law, straight and simple. the controlled substances act in the 1970s that said that marijuana was against the law. it's against federal law. and, of course, we have a supremacy clause in our constitution. it should be pretty straightforward. what colorado is doing is ignoring that law and with the help and cooperation of the attorney general and the president who are saying look the other way. i think they have a chance to succeed. you will see more and more of these lawsuits.;bt-? &éytvz3euupzo +[

all the cool people are for marijuana. you wrote a whole book on this. to the extent you can condense your view os this for us. why is it a bad idea for america? >> great question. first of all the divergence of public opinion and science, the science is overwhelming here when i was drug czar in '89 and '90 we didn't have this science. we state the findings and research from all major universities. it hurts your attention span your memory, your focus. in the long term it will decreates your iq by 8 points it can lead to paranoid and schizophrenia. doesn't take to you your knees like cocaine. just gets you a little wobbly and gradually you fade out or a lot of people fade out. 17% of teenagers who will start on marijuana will become addicts. hans from northern university said if i were to design a drug most harmful to young people it would be marijuana. >> does america need to be more passive? that's the question. >> do we need to be more

focused? less focused. that's what we need. >> thank you for joining us this morning. good to see you. >> thank you tucker. >> he knew what he was doing. the psychologist taking the stand to say that about chris kyle's accused killer was he crazy snosht -- or not. the case hinges on that question. all eyes on daytona this weekend. everyone is talking about the heated moment between danica patrick and danny hamlin. what happened? denny hamlin himself will join us live coming up to explain. there he is. ♪ swing batter batter swing batter batter ♪ swing batter batter swing.

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good morning, we are back with a fox news alert. nascar suspending driver kurt busch indefinitely after a family court judge says he physically abused his ex-girlfriend patricia driscoll. no contact order. busch who hasn't been criminally charged denies the allegations. >> driscoll released a statement after the ruling saying for victims of domestic violence there are no victories. my only hope is that the pain and suffering i suffered through this will help others find their voice. >> he won't race tomorrow in daytona 500. down in victory lane at daytona with nascar driver denny hamlin and the latest on between him and another driver. >> thank you for joining us this morning.

getting up early on race day is never fun. i want to bring up the kurt busch thing. obviously a big story coming out last night. indefinite suspension with you and any of the other drivers, what is the feeling amongst you guys right now. >> it's tough deal for someone that's been a past champion and someone that's been in our sport for a long time. you know i'm not close enough to it to know exactly what's going on. as drivers welcome back any time. >> all right. so the other big story. this week that's been going on. you have been kind of in the middle of. little bit of a confrontation in the diss-up with you and danica patrick. show you the video of what happened earlier this week. show you the video of what's. >> get on my left rear and spins me out. you did the same thing. what up? nobody else problem out if there. >> nobody else has your back like i have your back. >> i would have thought so. >> all right, so two times this week where you were behind her and caused her to spin out.

first of all, are you guys good. >> we are good. bleefnt, i accidently walked into her motor home last night not paying attention and she happened to make me a nice steak dinner. i stayed in there for a couple hours or so and we talked and her boyfriend rick i can't was there to mediate things. it was good. you know, we have a good enough relationship where you know, we can have incidents like that and talk it over. >> quickly, tell us what this is about. what happened? your opinion and what this means. you trying to help her out there also. >> trying to help her out. and trying to teach other what, we both could do better to avoid that happening in the future. really, i'm the person behind. she gets spun out because i'm behind her. we tried to avoid that from happening. you don't want to be the person avoid getting close to in order to be successful in these super speedways you have got to get close to

each other and push each other at times. she has only been in the sport a few years and really progressed nicely. she will get it figured out soon. >> i think everyone in the sport wants to see her get good and wants to see her win. that's a great thing for the sport in general i would imagine you feel that way. >> absolutely. i mean, it's -- any time you are a successful driver. popular drivers are successful. it definitely helps the sport as a whole. >> you came in second here last year. which is an amazing thing right below coming in first. tell me about your chances this year and how you are feeling about your car and your team and what has changed from last year until now that maybe makes you think you can win it this year? >> it's a big year for toyota racing. this is one of the biggest daytona 500. poised with a rebound for toyota team. even though last year our performance wasn't as great as it could have been. we still had a great chance to win a championship. we think about this year and the possibilities and

finishing second last year. you know, even though we got start at the back because of poor dual race. this is a racetrack you can pass and confident with new camera we can do that. >> how do you feel things have progressed. you have won races every year for 8 years; is that right? >> yeah. >> great feat to even get that far. as a driver, when you go from where you started out to what you know now, do you feel that you are just getting better and better every year? >> you do. you learn more. you understanding the sport more. and really we worked the playoffs to perfection last year. we didn't have the fasters cars at times. but we found a way to make it past each round to get ourselves in that final four. i think we're educated and we understand it. but it's -- this year is about winning it all. >> all right. awesome. >> thank you. >> big week for you. controversy, your name has been out there a lot and we are happy that you joined us, best of luck to you. >> thank you. >> all right guys, send it back to you. >> thanks, guys. story making headlines this saturday. brand new developments in

the "american sniper" trial. he knew he was wrong. a psychologist says accused killer eddy ray ralph what he was doing when he shot and killed littlefield. faking. any psychotic victim came from drinking and smoking marijuana infected next week. the cdc says a devastating new virus never seen before in america is responsible for killing an otherwise kansas. man died last year of organ failure. the blood test confirmed unidentified virus. the cdc is looking to identify other potential. california freeway. the chopper is actually a movie prop. they got knocked off a big rig after the propeller hit

a bridge. several lanes of traffic were locked for a few hours. no injuries were reported. and what's in a name some genealogists from the u.k. revealing the worst baby names ever. >> it's it nice to meet you mrs. -- >> well after searching through thousands of birth certificates the genealogy genealogy -- genealogists? severe la bra lines. one too many gould it's stone. >> that's a real name? >> one unfortunate girl had 2 a names. >> you can imagine being the teachner that case has to do a head count this morning is anna gina. >> like the story about the little boy owho fell in the well. took them so long to say the

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miraculous according to everyone who watched. the instructor's plane not so lucky but he did eject in time. the cost about 22 million bucks. talk about an incredible view. a dare devil goes base jumping over the swiss alps, a go pro-camera capture its it all a. as he flies over cliffs and trees bringing a childhood fantasy to life. anna? >> well, rudy giuliani coming under fire this week for his comments saying president obama doesn't love america. but what about when in 2008 then senator obama called president bush's policies unpatriotic? >> it's paradox and our own ed henry pressed the white house spokesman josh earnst on it yesterday. watch. >> does the president have any regrets regardless of what giuliani said as a candidate senator obama said that president bush was unpatriotic? >> i think -- again i haven't seen the actual comments. i don't know if you have them in front of you. >> you said that the president, i'm paraphrasing this part added $4 trillion

to the debt and he said quote that's irresponsible. that's unpatriotic. i see a difference from giuliani because he is talking about an issue. none the less questioning the patriotism of the president of the united states. >> i think what the president was doing was questioning the specific wisdom of that decision and questioning whether or not that was in the best interest of the country. >> so, is that a double standard? joining us now conservative author and columnist ann coulter. nice to see you this morning. >> good to be here. especially on utterly noncontroversial statement rudy giuliani i'm so happy we are talking about it. >> not controversial at all. >> no, wrong parallelism. democrats generally do not call republicans unpatriotic for the obvious reason that we aren't. but, you know everyone keeps saying how you can see into his heart? you can't say. this gosh, they sure call us racist a lot. can they see into our hearts? and that's based on what? because republicans want to cut taxes whereas the fact that democrats generally do not love their country. i would base on things like obama expressly rejecting

american exceptionism. his attorney general, eric holder saying we're a nation of cowards and constantly finding racist under every bed, investigating this police department and that police department for racism. i mean, to defend yourself by saying well you can't see into someone's heart no, i think if you go around constantly bashing joe, joe is a racist joe is greedy joe won't help me. i think i can conclude you don't like joe. >> wise to articulated something like that in the terms he did won't it be the most fruitful democratic fundraising clip ever? >> i don't think they really enjoyed my book q treason." >> that's a god point. >> i don't think they like having it pointed out that they don't seem to really like america and they don't. so why shouldn't we point it out. mitt romney was actually accused of racism for using

pointing out that obama was from chicago because there are a lot of black people in chicago. >> does this add fuel to the fire and become -- >> -- i don't think so. i think truth is its own reward. >> why shouldn't they. and it reminds people and you can talk about. winston churchill bust back. what was that about? what about his policies? holder said this week that fox gets hung up on this or that word and i kind agree with them and by the way i hated homicide bomber. i wish you would go back to suicide bomber. anybody can can be a homicide bomber. this phrase or that phrase. i don't think you need to say islamic terrorism. you say terrorism. are you thinking it's methodist? no you are not. >> terrorism means islamic terrorism. >> i have some concerns about the methodists. >> but says don't judge us for our words or our policy.

fine bush just won a war in iraq who gave it away? president obama. which is now i'm now a passivist who is in favor of liberal use of nukes. >> what do you make in dhs intelligent assessment saying that the real threat to america is a domestic threat of right wing extremists. >> there they go. but they was america. come on, that's the evidence of the first part. they instantly go to blaming america. that's what they did with benghazi. oh it wasn't a muslims, it was this poor hick american in california blame an american. >> they imagine the so dangerous hill billies. >> yeah. this is a long standing trend with democrats. remember janet reno's big things going after peaceful abortion clinic protesters. that's their big thing. they think there is this mob of hooligans. their vision of america is the law and order vision of america where new york city is apparently crawling with

clammers. >> are you concerned this makes us more vulnerable to isis if we are spending our time about this? >> i don't think we are vulnerable to isis. protect any american from isis right now don't go to syria. problem solved. >> you don't think -- >> -- isis is not 9/11 can we stop talking about isis. four americans killed. all in syria. and this last one was apparently a big hamas supporter. don't be a terrorist supporter. >> wait a second. >> so you have massive portions of iraq and syria under the control of a millennial islamic cult. >> yeah. >> how can that be good for the united states? >> well, it was solved under george bush. we had a fantastic war in iraq. i think it was the last person still defending it. we had democracy. we had the kurds. well, the kurds will probably still be okay. that's the one good thing we got out. we had fallujah. they are voting. they are showing their purple fingers. afghanistan. the taliban had wiped out. everything was done and obama comes in, gives away

our victory in iraq and for no reason whatsoever sends more troops to afghanistan. so i now say the whole -- and also who died there? the best americans. the people like "american sniper." people like frank rich going, maybe i wouldn't be such a passivist now. what's the point? even if you have a fantastic military victory a democratic president will come in and give it away. next time i say liberal use of nukes daisy cutters, drones. even a great victory like iraq. >> ann coulter. amazing. i still can't get past the methodist terrorism. >> i will be thinking about it all afternoon. >> i will too. great to see you. >> excellent point. >> coming up on the show, is chris cril's accused killer insane or did he know what he was doing. bombshell testimony from a psychologist. will that make a difference? judge al lx is here live with his take on the "american sniper" trial. >> and award season wraps up with hollywood's biggest night.

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hi everyone. the oscars are this weekend and the buzz around this year's top movies and performances really starting to heat up. so who will take home the award? kevin mccarthy joins us now with some of his predictions.

looking fan tas tick. >> i'm geeking out to talk about the predictions and who's going to win. >> sbesbest supporting actor. who do you think will take that? >> this category is locked in. no question. jk simmons delivered one of the best in years. he's my will win and should win. the beauty of his performance is that when he's on camera, he reminded me of the shark in jaws, he was unpredictable. but off camera, you still felt his presence chlts i hadn't felt that since "silence of the lambs." he's my will win and should win. >> it's wild that a villain in a jazz movie can be so tough, right? >> exactly. >> he was amazing. pushing this kid to his limits. it's unbelievable. >> next up, best actress. who do you think's going to take that? >> this is arguably the biggest

lock i've ever seen in academy awards. julienne moore has won everything. she's my will win, my should win is roslyn pike for "gone girl." the sag, the golden globe, she is unbelievable in this film called "still alice," she plays a woman who's 50 years old, has a rare form of -- pike emotionally and physically transformed for the role. unbelievable performance. one of the scariestville villains in years. julienne moore's fifth oscar nomination. this will be her first win ever. >> for skt "still alice" and "gone girl" were books before they were movies.

finally, best director. >> best picture is down to "boyhood" and "birdman." will win is is richard linkletter and should win is richard linkletter but the dga, they gave the award to -- and over the past 11 year, ten of those winners have won best director, so i should be giving it to -- but i have a gut feeling they might split it and give it to richard linkletter for shooting it over 12 years. >> that was an unbelievable transformation to watch him go from elementary age to college. >> that's why i think patricia ar quet is going to win, that amazing scene when she's sending him off to college to see a mother send her kid to college was amazing. >> thanks so much.

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accord according to the obama administration? conservatives. they claim the real threat to america is right wing terrorism. the stunning report that has just been leaked. and extreme weather hitting the rest of the county snow sleet and rainmaking for dangerous drives. watch this. >> watch out! >> and it's not over. the new storm getting ready to hit today. fox and friends hour four starts right now. >> hey, this is willie robertson. you're watching fox and friends. >> our favorite show that does not involve camo. >> sometimes, we wear camo. >> i'm wearing it right now. can you guess? don't make me think about that. >> good morning. nice to see you. we have a fox news alert. the white house has laid out its plan to take back mosul. the second biggest city in iraq, from isis, which now controls

it. this is public. unfortunately, uniformed members of the military at the pentagon, people with deep experience in iraq, are saying that plan won't work. it's ludicrous. >> according to military officials in a daily beast article are saying things like this. they said they were dubious, their partners in this iraqi military, the troops supposed to lead the offense, would be capable of conducting such a campaign by then. they're saying not just the timeline, but the differences in iraq with the shiites and sunnis, will shiite troops want to risk their lives for a sunni city. >> officials quoting in this piece, it will take eight brigades to win back mosul. this isn't just like the small city of kobani. there are battle trenchmen around the city. isis is treating it as their capital. their cal fate in iraq. they have a government set up.

this isn't al qaeda. they collect taxes from the citizens there in mosul. this is the hub of their belief system right there in mosul. >> so, it sounds unlikely that isis would be dislodged by iraqi troops and it raises the question did the national security people at the white house, national security adviser, the president himself, actually consult anyone at the pentagon and did advisers at the pentagon feel free to give their unfiltered advice to the white house. this is the question tony schaffer took up last night on o'reilly. >> this president's fired people for telling him the truth. general mike flynn. director of dia and chuck hagel for refusing to or not wanting to do the release of prisoners from guantanamo, so it's really notable that that's the reason that the president fires people for trying to do their job. secondly, the missions. for goodness sake. yesterday, announceing we're going to do this offensive operation in iraq.

that's demoralizing. that's giveing the enemy a huge heads-up. don't worry about isis this morning because the real threat to america according to a leaked report that cnn got their hands on, the real threat to america, right wing extremists, that is part of this new report. those folks gathered up perhaps up in some quarters of this country that have a distaste for the federal government. >> a drug czar under george bush on the program earlier. here's what he had to say about the top ib. >> remember the screw tape letters, says we're the devil gives his devilish advice. have them most worried about that with which they're in least danger, so when the boat is sinking from water, have them running around saying fire, fire. that's what's going on here. look out r for those conservatives. they're going to cause you trouble. we know where the trouble is. >> flying planes into buildings

in downtown manhattan or blowing up marathon races in boston. >> in ferguson, either. it's kind of ludicrous. people disagree plus are dangerous. how unserious is the white house about military threats? how deeply have that politicized the military? last week they spent time trying to figure out how how effect trans gender troops. >> is that a real question the white house needs to get involved when the world is falling pay part? >> maybe they should take to twitter to get answers like they did at the state department on twitter and we reported this this morning. taking to twitter to ask, what should we do about violent extremists. we're out of ideas. send us your tweets. we have other stories making headlines. a search is underway for three teenagers who british police believe are headed to syria to

join isis. the girls are straight a students. they were spotted an at an airport in london to turkey. they are friends with another girl who recently fled to syria. this morning, david cameron calling their disappearance, quote, deeply concerning. chilling new information about the teenage suspect in the deadly las vegas road rage shooting. a report revealing friends of eric nosh saying he bragged about killing the 44-year-old mother of four. she was shot in the head -- the teenager fired off 22 shots and told friends quote i got those kids, they were after me and i got them. nascar suspending kurt busch after a judge said he abused his exgirlfriend. busch, who hasn't been criminally charged denies the

allegation. releasing a statement saying for victims of domestic violence, there are no victories. my only hope is that the pap and trauma i suffered will help other victims find their voice. busch's suspension means he will not race in tomorrow's daytona 500. p and freezing rain, ice and snow making its way across the south and midwest causing slippery roadways from missouri to alabama. >> watch out! >> eek. this truck slides down a hill in huntsville, alabama, crashing into a couple of parked cars. and an officer is nearly crushed between two cops. the detroit cop was helping a driver when a second car with a teenager behind the wheel loses control and slams into the stranded motorist. nobody seriously hurt in this either. >> got to have some levity so we want you to send in some of

your cold jokes. we'll read them after we're live at daytona beach for the daytona 500. >> it's warming up here. i think i might even take off my windbreaker. >> make us feel bad. very happy to be down here away from the cold air there and the it is warming up. it was really cold across florida the last few days. this weekend for race time looking good. take a look at the maps. we'll show you what's going to go on. for tomorrow, there are a few spotty showers out there, so we're going to have them in the area, but they are light and shouldn't cause problems for the race. anything that happens will be quick, won't be like the big rains we saw last year. temperatures looking good as well. there's two storms we're watching. one in areas around denver seeing maybe 6 to 8 inches of snow and the higher elevations seeing a couple of feet of snow.

but the other storm is the ice that we're dealing with in the southeast. that's the storm that is going to continue to pull off towards the northeast. as it does, warmer air moves in with it so everybody starting off with some sort of frozen precipitation, but then it moves into rain as we continue to move through time as warmer air takes over and that means we'll see rain move into new york and boston, where you've had so much snow, but behind that much colder air again, so it's going to freeze. today, temperatures still cold across the northeast. tomorrow, enjoy one day, finally, in about a month, the first day we'll see temperatures above average in ages. across much of the eastern sea board. coming up later, we've got michael walltrip, as well as amy purdy, pair olympic gold medalist and has the amazing commercial in the super bowl. she is the pit car driver.

>> thank you, rick. well, we have a nasty morning all morning long. it's so cold outside. thanks. what is this? thanks soth siberian express we've had our, worse cold than in like 20 years. coldest ever. so cold, we're going to -- >> yesterday steve told one of the great jokes ever, i thought. how cold is it? it's so cold that -- >> richard simmons put on some pants. >> dave on facebook writes this. it's so cold, i get out of my car with a hot cup of coffee and walked in with frap ice cream. >> it was so cold they locked the darbee hind me. >> and it's so cold fros thety the snow man is suffering from frostbite. >> we got one that said it's literalry ryly colder than my ex-wife. >> it's so cold the other day on the subway, people didn't mind i

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testimony of the american sniper murder trial winds down. >> prosecution gets its chance to rebut the case. eddie ray ralph was insane at the time. >> testified that he knew exactly what he was doing. will his defense hold up? the host of judge alex joins us now. thanks for coming on. >> so, the guy -- really insane. >> that's because we do tend to lump people into the crazy category, but legal insanity has a very specific definition. if you think about just general mental illness, nobody would doubt that a serial killer is mentally ill. we prosecute them and convict them all the time. it requires that people have a defect that results in them not knowing what they're doing is wrong. insanity cases usually turn out

to be a battle of experts. it's the kind of case where after you hear one side, you go, oh, that makes sense, then you hear the other side, it's normal to flip-flop, but i think the prosecution scored a lot of good points. they not only concluded he wasn't insane, they believe he's faking schizophrenia and gave examples of how he's doing that. one of the examples was that he made a statementhat he thought about killing chris kyle and chad littlefield when they were driving him to the range. he was going to shoot them from the backseat of the car, then thought better because he said, well, i might get injured in the crash. that's not the type of reasoning insane people have. it also contradicted his original version, he was at the range and started getting suspicious of them because littlefield would stand behind them. he gave a different version. they concluded he suffers from

paranoid personality disorder, which causes them to hold grudges, complicated by his use of alcohol and smoking weed because the, the weed that he allegedly smoked he said when he was first confronted, that he had smoked wet marijuana, soaked with pcp and fer mald hide. his girlfriend testified that the biggest fights they have had was because he's smoking multiple times a day and drinking throughout the day. that's what their focus is on. >> what about the jury? it's going to come down to that. will they be able to latch on to portions of his personality that he may be insane that he wasn't in his right mind, forget the actual legal definition of it. therefore, we can't send him away. >> it's the prosecution's job to break it down. they have to make it clear that people suffer from mental

illnesses, but if you knowingly commit a crime even though you're mentally ill you're still legally sane even though we go, that's nuts. so, it's up to the prosecution to bring that out. you have to focus on the fact that jurors don't like insanity. the insanity defense fails nine times out of ten. for a variety of reasons, but one is jurors just, gun level, don't like taking extremely violent, dangerous people and setting them free because they know as soon as, if this guy's not insane then a doctor down the road will say, he's got mental problems, but he's not insane and they have to relos heim lease him from the hospital and he's walking the streets with the jurors. they are skeptical of the insanity defense. it's not to say they can't win it. look, if he didn't know what he was doing was wrong, why did he fly? why did he want to apologize and why did he regret it after he

shot them. if he thought what he did was okay. that's really the test for the jurors. >> your prediction? >> if i'm a betting man, it would be the prosecution wins this one, but it can go either way. all the defense has to do is get a win is hang one juror, so if they find one who thinks he is insane, they hang the jury and defense attorneys are focused on the battle in front of him, not the long-term war. win this one, focus on the next. >> if you were on the jury how would you vote? >> i think i would vote to convict. >> and finally, this ralph character, he's going to spend his life in prison -- finding out -- >> not necessarily. >> he's admitted to doing it. >> if somebody's found not guilty by reason of insanity, they can't be punished. they can be committed to a mental hospital, but they can be released once a doctor declares

insane. it's not a punishment. it's to protect them and others. so, if he's really not insane, it isn't very long before a doctor says he's mentally ill not insane. or he's regained his sanity and they have to release him. if there's a shortage of bed space, you don't keep somebody locked up. been found not guilty you can't hold them. >> look at hinckley. he's wandering around. >> thanks a lot. >> well, is this picture the isis pe heading 21 egyptian christians, has it been doctored? why are some of those guys seven feet tall? does your kid still take naps over the age of 2? it could lead to big problems. what you need to know.

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quick headlines for you. yet another disaster with obamacare. 800,000 people in 37 states who enrolled and thought everything was fine turns out they were sent the wrong tax information. the issue, tax subsidies were messed up on nearly 20% of all forms sent out. the white house saying not to file tax returns until it's fixed. and a michigan man heading to prison for punching, ultimately killing a referee during a soccer game, there he is right there. agreeing to a plea deal for involuntary manslaughter. last sum e, he punched the

referee after being ejected from the game. he died from his injuries two days later. a new study claims that napping after the age of 2 could lead to major sleep issues later in life. how do you make sure your children get enough sleep without naps? clayton morris is here with that interview. >> just woke up from my nap. here with tips on this is dr. miller. she's in studio this morning. nice to see you. >> controversial study that came out this week. so what is this, the breakdown of this story? after 2, no more nap, i don't buy this. >> this was a metta analysis. it reviewed 26 other independent studies about napping in children ages 0 through 5. it showed that children above the age of 2 may want need that daily nap and it showed that overall, it prolonged the time they had to go to sleep, so their bedtime was later, the sleep they had overnight was shorter in duration and the quality was not as good as it

would have been otherwise. >> so when they turn 18 they become criminals? >> you disagree. you have some problems with it. >> i do. ting most important thing to know is that this was really based on parental subjective data, so they did not use sleep studies in order to gather their data. so i really recommend talking to your doctor and coming up with a really, a sleep plan that optimizes your child's overnight bedtime sleep and working with them to see if they need a nap during the daytime. >> it's so important the sleep training for your kids. often time parents say my 5-month-old, he doesn't nap. well, it's not the kid's choice you're the parent you need to do these things. you say nix the nap. what do you mean? >> especially children above the age of 5 years, a nap is not necessary in order for them to perform well in school and function well during the daytime. so if your child is a teenager and they're taking a lot of, an hour or two nap during the day,

this may affect when they duoto sleep at night and their school performance the next day. >> if they have to get up at 7:00 a.m. and they're not going to bed until 3:00 a.m. that could be a problem. >> coming up with a bedtime routine is crucial. this enables your child's sleep clock to power down and relax. it's crucial to come up with a routine and not give in to their demands. i recommend dimming the lights, powering down, reading a book and having your child choose between several different options because it gives them a little bit of ownership over their routine, a feeling of independence. >> you also mention temperature balance. an age old fight my wife and i fight about. it's too cold in there, not going to sleep well. she might be right because you want to keep the room between 68 and 70 degrees? zwl my ideal temperature is around 68 degrees.

it's really important that our core temperature is not too warm because then our body has difficulty falling asleep. especially crucial in the winter now that there's frigid temperatures that we make sure we don't overly swad l and bundle our children because this could prevent them from falling asleep. >> and beat the bogeyman. >> for a lot of children, it's common they have fears surrounding bedtime. one of the common fears is of the dark and monsters. i recommend reassuring parents that for parents to reassure their children that their fears are you know something they need to get past. and not sort of joking around about them. sympathizing with them as best as possible. and if that doesn't work, i love the idea of taking a simple air freshener and coming up with a creative label like monster spray and giving a few puffs around the bed. >> or my son with his bat man

light. bat man's watching over you. don't worry about it. >> great to be here. coming up, rudy giuliani still taking heat for saying the president doesn't love america, but what about when a a then senator obama said this about president bush? >> we now have over $9 trillion of debt that we are going to have to pay back. that's irresponsible. it's unpatriotic. >> is there a double standard here? we report. you decide. plus workers thought they were getting help, but it was all a prank. one that has left thousands in damage. how did this happen? details straight ahead. [ sizzling ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you want to hear how their day went serve manwich. and wait til they come up for air. [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] hold on. it's manwich.

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filmed indoors and the ocean shot added later, however, they still believe the christians were murdered. unfortunately, it's possible isis did this in order to convey a political point. we're doing this on the shores of the mediterranean. we're at europe's back door. we can act with impunity and there's nothing you can do. >> they may have done it to protect where they are right now because of those early beheading tapes. there were analysts who were able to pinpoint where they were when they shot those videos and they were bombed as a result of it. >> and just the bare bones way of looking at it we are huge, intimidating we're the bogeyman look out. whether they had altered it or not, killing 21 coptic christians is nasty no matter how you slice it. >> compare the production value to those al qaeda tapes, bin laden sitting in a cave.

these guys, evil among other thing, are tech savvy and sophisticated when it comes to propaganda. those four-hour tapes of staring at a camera blankly. mayor rudy giuliani came under criticism this week after some comments the other night with governor scott walker of wisconsin where he described the president as being not loving his country. when he hears the president talk, he hears the president often criticizing and apologizing for this country rather than defending it and talking about our exceptional value values. >> the left went crazy over these comments. debbie wasserman shulgts saying i rarely agree with bush, but i never questioned his love of country. i rarely agree with republicans on capitol hill but i don't question their love of country. remember when senator obama in 2008 questioned president bush's patriotism calling him

unpatriotic? >> the problem is is that the way bush has done it over the last eight years, is to take out a credit card from the bank of china in the name of our children driving up our national debt, we now have over $9 trillion of debt that we are going to have to pay back. $30,000 for every man, woman and child. that's ir rom. it's unpatriotic. >> unpat rottic. >> so rudy giuliani is not the first person to impugn the motives. ed henry pointing this out the other day josh earnest, watch. >> does the president have any regrets regardless of what giuliani said as a candidate, senator obama said that president bush was unpatriotic. >> i haven't seen the actual -- if you have them in front of you. >> he said that the president,

paraphrase paraphrasing, had added about $4 trillion to the debt and he said, quote, that's irresponsible, that's unpatriotic. i see a difference from giuliani because he's talking about an issue. >> i think what the president was doing was questioning the specific wisdom of that decision and whether that was in the best interest of the country. >> meanwhile, president obama since then since it was 7 trillion, it's now up to like 17 trillion. so doubling. >> we asked if everyone is flippinging out, "the new york times" is in hysterics over these comments. were you shocked? is this a departure? >> democrats generally do not call republicans unpatriotic for the obvious reason that we aren't, but you know keeps saying how can you see into his heart. gosh, they sure call us racist a lot? can they see into our hearts?

based on what? because republicans want to cut taxes where as the fact that democrats don't love their country based on things like obama expressley rejecting american -- eric holder saying we're a nation of cowards and constantly finding racist. >> so, ann coulter has not been swayed by "the new york times" editorial page. >> shocking. >> jeff on facebook wrote us this morning it's always a double standard when it comes to the president and what he says compared to what any conservative says. >> matt saying let's not forget then senator obama was referring to bush's spending and use of executive orders, which the person more than outdid his first term. >> and hope writes on facebook, rudy is right and i expect his revolve not to be pressured to back down. he has not backed down. he was on earlier this week reiterating. other stories making headlines, dramatic moments during a ferguson symposium at st. louis university.

♪ dozens of protesters interrupting not once, but three times as prosecutor bob mccullough spoke, defending his handling of the police shooting that killed michael brown. the protesters held up signs while chanting black lives matter. he fired back saying quote, i'm pretty sure all lives matter. they were removed and he continued his speech. a dramatic scene unfolding on surveillance video. watch as this 25-year-old robber pulls a gun in a west virginia pharmacy. but he wasn't ready for what happened next. the pharmacist pulls his own gun and fires. one final shot sounds it. he died from his injuries at the homt. radcliffe said he was just trying to do the right thing. >> i'm glad you know that the god put me in a situation that i was able to do what i did.

>> police say no charges will be brought against radcliffe. windows broken and merchandise destroyed in an arizona convenience store because of a prankster's words. they thought they were following a security company's instructions to stop a silent alarm. they sprayed and through a fire extinguisher through a window even smashing a computer before realize realizing the whole thing was a prank. police are working to trace the call. and think your resume is the key to landing a job in think again. >> you talk to everybody like this? >> of course. >> my niece told me you were different. >> i am different yeah. >> i got to tell you, you are the complete opposite of every applicant we've seen. >> it is not your resume. the it's your voice. a new study says a person speech conveys intelligence than saying the words on paper. researchers say it's better to

explain why you should be hired in person rather than in an e-mail. >> so much gets lost in translation. one of nascar's best. just ahead, the daytona 500 kurt busch suspended indefinitely. and think you're donating to your favorite candidate? turns out your money might not be going to them, but to shady consultants. a campaign cash scam that's targeting conservatives. we'll tell you how it works. first let's check in with neil for a look at what's coming up. >> good morning. isis has a lot of cash and now, the it's selling human organs to raise more cash. do we need anymore proof we've got to hit these guys and fast? and opening the door for a lot more ref jus from the middle east. is this giving isis a way to sneak in here? and also the walmart haters may want to take a hike because

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name political action committees for example, just 3.6 million of that was paid out to help actual candidates. the rest apparently went to consultants. so where's the money really going? here to explain is fox news contributor and i will say, my neighbor jonah. good to see you. this is so depressing and maybe it shouldn't be shocking to those of us who live in washington, but it still is. i want to put up on the screen to give our viewers the magnitude of this. the national draft ben carson for president super pac. the amount paid to help the candidate so far, $531,000. that's, that looks like fraud to me, no? >> all these groups the one thing they have is lawyers. got to be a little careful about what you call fraud and what you don't. this is a problem across the so-called grass roots. there are a lot of really

wonderful patriotic grass roots conservatives out there. but a lot of them are responding to these mass blast e-mails where they say do you want to stop jeb bush's amnesty or hillary clinton or this or you want to sign the petition and by the way can you give me 1750 to help our efforts and the problem is that about 15 bucks out of that goes into the organizer's pocket or to the contractors he uses and often owns to set this up and there's a huge sort of ruth goldberg, no relation, that's been set up out there that you know is basically designed to reward the people who operate it and not get anything done. politico did a similar survey to the one the right wing news did and found that the vast majority of the prk acs they looked at, 74% of the money they raised went back into the pac's

salaries and contractors which are owned often by the pacs. it's really a huge problem because it's taking advantage of people who can't afford to do the due diligence that say the koch brothers can. >> exactly and to your point about frau, which is a fair one. i have no idea whether this meets the definition but it certainly meets the common place definition of fraud in that people are giving to something, belief believing their money will go one place and it goes another. >> that's true. there's an enormous amount of misrepresentation out there. people who think they're giving money to help ben carson become president and it turns out that almost none of the money they're giving has anything to do with his potential run for president. there are tea party groups that have spent literally zero on things. some of the bigger pacs say we're educating the public. americans for prosperity, they're actually a well run organization from what i can

tell and they spend a lot of these public education stuff which by law can't be for candidates, but a lot of these groups, the sal russow types in california who are raising money, just did a big expose about move america forward that raises a lot of questions about where the money that is supposed to be going to troops to our soldiers in afghanistan and instead, a huge chunk of it ends up in consultant fees and people's pockets. >> it's so depressing. thanks for joining us. if you don't read his column, you ought to. the it's really smart and funny. fox news alert. kurt busch suspended indefinitely. up next, a man who will be racing there tomorrow. michael waltrip is live to react to it all. stay tuned. ♪

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this 70-year-old hard worker, ron kline, has never taken a sick day. and kurt busch is suspended indefinitely from nascar. and busch has a no-contact order. busch denies the allegations against him. >> for victims of domestic violence, there are no victories. my only hope is that the pain and trauma i suffered through this process will help other victims find their voice. >> busch has not been convicted of a crime but is out for tomorrow's daytona 500 and we find our own friend rick reichmuth along with our own nascar driver michael waltrip. welcome to you. >> reporter: kyle busch is out but michael, you're still in. how many years are you going to be doing this? >> many more i hope. this is my 28th daytona 500. i've had success here but this

morning it is all about fun. amy petty is wearing a camry built in kentucky. we are going to take it to the high banks and give her a lesson or two. >> yes i need a lesson or two. >> reporter: what is it like to be the honorary pace car driver? >> this is huge this is amazing. >> reporter: you guys have something in common you were both on "dancing with the stars." it was really weird seeing you on "dancing with the stars," i have to be honest. >> it is crazy because when i showed up they said show us your moves. and i said, i don't have any. teach me. amy was my partner and she knows how special of an experience it was. it was an amazing time but i'm happy to be back at the track, i'm more comfortable here. >> you were super entertaining but you were really good. >> well, you know, we both worked equally as hard. i showed up with zero dance moves either and no legs, well, like ten pairs of legs but i

made it work. >> reporter: for people who don't know you, you are a double amputee. you have gone on to do amazing things including the paralympic medal medal. >> i do slolum with board tracks so it's kind of similar. >> reporter: this is a dangerous sport. >> yeah you're going fast. i'm not going nearly as fast as you. >> reporter: michael waltrip amy purdy, good luck in the race. there you go daytona. much more coming up tomorrow. >> they are not going to let you do the pace car, rick? >> reporter: i just did it and we'll show you tomorrow, by the way. i went with one of the drivers. so it was the legit car and i'm super nauseous right now. >> reporter: you survived, congratulations.

>> yes, thank you. >> reporter: a year ago rick had trouble climbing out of the door handle. thanks, rick. >> hopefully he didn't eat a huge breakfast. more "fox & friends" in two minutes. ♪

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is it 6:00? >> we'll start at 6:00 a.m. if you're waking up and thinking what to put on, don't put on the old reruns. put on "fox & friends" at 6:00 a.m. see you after the show-show, everyone. >> bye. isis flush with cash and now reportedly selling human organs to raise even more money. is this proof air strikes aren't enough? we need to hit the terrorists right where it really hurts their funding. i'm brenda butner. this is "bulls and bears." welcome to everybody. john, take out isis by taking out their funding? >> yeah, i think that's one of the best solutions. but this is not an either/or. this is an all of the above. they get several million dollars a month through antiquity sales