black? >> richard says he sees white and gold. >> and faye on facebook says interesting yesterday when i saw it it was blue and black. today it is white and gold. the actual dress is blue and black. >> no way! >> "fox & friends" starts now. >> bye. good morning to you. it is friday february 27. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. less than 24 hours after secretary john kerry tells us the world is safer, the director of national intelligence issues this frightening reality. >> i worry a lot about the safety and security of this country for a lot of reasons. >> sharp contrast there. is the administration playing politics with our national security? >> i don't think so. meanwhile remember those e-mails that the i.r.s. lost after targeting conservatives? well guess what. somebody just found them, a lot of them. so did lois lerner lie to

the american people when she stuck up her right hand and said she swore to tell the truth? we'll tell you what we know. >> speaking of controversy the dress setting twitter afire. take a look. is it blue and black? is it gold and white? is it magenta and orange? we're asking you this morning and we're going to ask you to say or answer us out loud or via social media because mornings are better with friends. >> the dress thing is big. >> huge on social media. it's huge. >> we showed you the image. you're going to see something that may not be true. >> or may not be what the person next to you sees. >> exactly. what i see is different from what you see. you see magenta. >> that is kind of weird but most of the time i'm right, according to me. you know that show, brain games. it is the same thing the

way your brain plays tricks on you. >> who's right and who's wrong? >> we'll show you all the images. you be the judge. we start this friday with headlines and heather. >> we've got other news to bring you. we start with a fox news alert. there's sickening new images that have just been released from the terror group isis, terrorists murdering four men that they accused of being spies. as a part of a spy ring working for the iraqi government. these images coming just hours after the hooded executioner known as jihadi john was unmasked. we are now learning that this butcher, muhammad emwazi, had been trapped by british intelligence and even detained at one point but was eventually released by them. and now the families of americans james foley and steven so sotloff, two of them emwazi's victims are speaking out. >> we don't think the system failed anyone.

we think it worked. the intens community was able to -- the intelligence community was able to identify this man and put him on a no-fly left. >> the foley family saying the united states could have done more. >> our government needs to have a clearer policy and be more upfront about what they can or cannot do or will or will not do. we felt we were in the dark a lot. we were not really part of the team. >> emwazi has appeared in at least seven execution videos. armed and dangerous at home. that is a warning from texas police who are on high alert once again as they search for this man who is believed to be behind five shootings in the houston area within the last ten days. one person has died. police say the attacks are most likely completely random. all of the victims have been shot walking alone outside. cbs correspondent laura

logan rushed to a popt reportedly suffering from internal bleeding. sources say she has a digestive disease which maven -- may have been brought on by stress. she was forced to take a leave of absence after she admitted the benghazi were based on a firsthand account. she expected to remain in the hospital for several days while she recovers. >> extreme weather has been taking havoc on the roads. watch this car spiraling out of control on a texas highway spinning in a circle two times before coming to a stop. the speeding driver hit a patch of ice left over from a recent snowstorm. fortunately the driver walked away without injuries. >> you see those pictures of alabama. they had like a foot of snow. >> all the snow ends march 1 across the country. >> we hope so. >> the end of winter? >> for me it is. i'm not acknowledging winter after that. >> thanks, heather.

>> remember it was just last year when the president of the united states said that the world has never been safer, and that's why you know, the rise of isis, everything else, and people thought okay, what's he talking about. then on wednesday secretary of state john kerry was in front of the house foreign affairs committee, and he said this about the state of terror. >> our citizens, our world today is actually despite isil despite the visible killings that you see and how horrific they are, we are actually living in a period of less daily threat to americans and to people in the world than normally, less deaths less violent deaths today than through the last century. >> really? >> sounds more like the secretary of state of denial. according to many, he may not be reading intelligence reports because the

director of the national intelligence right here, james clapper says this. >> in 2013, just over 11,500 terrorist attacks worldwide killed approximately 22,000 people. preliminary data for the first nine months of 2014 reflects nearly 13,000 attacks which killed 31,000 people. when the final accounting is done 2014 will have the most lethal year for global terrorism in the 25 years such data has been compiled. i will say as i say every year that this will be the fifth year in my 50-plus years in the intelligence business i don't know of a time that has been more beset by challenges and crises around the world. i worry a lot about the safety and security of this country for a lot of reasons. >> and he should because he's the national intelligence director, and he must realize a few months ago when the president was giving an

interview, he basically said my intelligence division let us down there when they underestimated isis, and that's why he called them the j.v. team. so i think clapper goes out there and says it is dangerous. no one is going to deny it. i don't care what the secretary of state says. i've had a great career and i'm not going to screw it up and get thrown under the bus again. it seems james clapper is on the same page as lieutenant general michael flynn who also said i guess secretary of state kerry is not reading his threat assessments because clapper is on the money. >> under this administration, who was nominated under this administration. >> if you're going to diagram what has happened you have the president of the united states throw james clapper under the bus, and then james clapper just threw secretary of state john kerry and the administration under the bus saying that stuff about us being safe, not true. >> by the way, it's all about us. we don't care about their careers. we just like to know what's going on here. it's not the 24-hour news cycle, not if it leads, it

bleeds. there is a problem. >> do you believe secretary of state john kerry saying we're safe? or do you believe what we heard from james clapper from intelligence, saying this will be the most lethal year for global terrorism based on numbers? >> i think you've got to believe the guy who won the nobel prize for peace? what do you think? e-mail us facebook and tweet us. >> it says on the little plate there i'm not george bush. that's how he got it. the i.r.s. sweating it out in front of congress as federal investigators reveal they found thousands of e-mails linked to the agency's tea party scandal months after commissioner john koskinen says they were completely destroyed and lost forever. we're live in d.c. with this story. >> reporter: did not take the treasury department's inspector very long. all this did was go to the backup facility and pull out backup tapes. it appears they found 32,000 e-mails involving

lois lerner. she is the woman at the very center of this targeting scandal. e-mails from lerner could tell investigators more about who, if anyone, actually ordered the targeting of conservative groups that were applying for tax exempt status. congress requested the e-mails from the agency but over the summer officials told lawmakers most of them had been lost when lerner's computer crashed. >> the actual hard drive after it was determined that it was dysfunctional and with experts no e-mails could be retrieved was recycled and destroyed in the normal process. >> now we're learning the i.r.s. never asked technicians to look for the tapes. and when the independent investigators from the treasury department started looking around it only took a couple of days. >> it looks like we've been lied to or at least misled. >> the i.r.s. takes four months to tell us something as important as we lost lois lerner's e-mail. and their excuse is we're doing our due diligence. we're doing everything we darned well can do to get

those. when they do make it public to the whole world they didn't tell you ahead of time. they told you when they told the whole world and in two weeks you got them. all you did was get in the car, drive to west virginia one state over, and get the tapes. >> the inspector general is looking into a number of issues including how the e-mails got lost and also obviously if there was any criminal activity involved in the targetings. we know lois lerner invoked her fifth amendment rights. what we're still waiting to figure out, number one, is if these e-mails are new or things we have seen before. number two what's in them. and lastly, it appears as though there may even be more of these backup tapes out there to sift through in the coming days and weeks. back to you guys. >> thank you, leland with that story from on stonewalling. two stories took twitter and the internet by storm. first up, you saw yesterday when shepherd smith was describing the lamas on the loose in sun city, arizona. eventually even though they

invaded the maricopa county sherrifs department, eventually three passersby onlookers stopped them awhile later. >> they seemed to take it in stride there. a couple of civilians jumping in there trying to help out the cause of capturing them. >> you need lama experience. >> twitter was going crazy. the arizona cardinals tweeting we have agreed to a one year deal for the lamas on the loose. each will receive 2,340 pounds of hay. >> garrett writes this. the internet today sums up in one photo. they were therapy lama. >> one story with gold stripes, the other in blue which alludes to the other story in the news. a 21-year-old singer in scotland named kaitlyn mcneil posted on-line and said what color is this dress? is this white and gold or

blue and black. what do you think? all sorts of famous people weighed in on it. >> you saw taylor swift tweeting this. i don't understand this dress debate. i feel like it's a trick somehow. p.t. it is obviously blue and black. >> violet and black obviously. as it turns out there are a lot of discussions on-line about why it looks that way. i think we've got the original dress as it is being solid on-line and the dress is clearly -- do we have that? i've got it right over. >> what do you say? >> that is what kaitlyn asks people. what color do you see? i see white and gold. >> i see blue and gray. >> i see black and blue. >> let's look at the real dress as it is sold on-line. it is clearly -- do we not have that? teddy, zoom over here. this is it on-line. there it is over there. it is clearly black and

blue. but because of auto focus, the iris color balance and the way our brains work it looks like different things to different people. >> apparently different eyes sort of take out and trash color when you're looking at certain combinations. depending on how your eye works you might not be seeing that blue and black dress. is it black and blue or what did you say? yellow and gold? >> if that is the dress clearly it's not controversial. >> it is the way our brains work. we see certain things in the background and we say white and gold or tan and blue or magenta and what? >> and orange. >> no one said that. >> don't be surprised if i get calls on the internet. >> the uncle of a young man murdered in cold blood by an illegal calls out i.c.e. >> i believe there is simply no excuse for i.c.e. to be releasing individuals like this back on to our streets to endanger and

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a 21-year-old was shot and killed by an gleam grint who had been -- by an illegal immigrant who had been released by i.c.e. on bond. his uncle says the death

could have been prevented. >> i.c.e. released the felon on bond pending a deportation hearing. i believe there is no excuse for i.c.e. to be releasing individuals like this back on to our streets to endanger and kill hard-working americans. i.c.e. should be doing its job for the american people with the american people's safety and security foremost in mind. >> joining us now is michael's sister and aunt. good morning, judy thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> michael had to find out first of all about this hearing on google. no one even let him know, let the family know that this is happening; correct? >> correct. >> that's atrocious number one. >> very much. >> how infuriating was it to know that was the case, that you had to search this yourself to give testimony and your words about your nephew being killed? >> it was very frustrating and aggravating.

you know, of course in this day and age everybody stays in contact with everybody else by social media. in the days immediately following grant's murder, we were searching the news and anything we could find on the internet for any type of update, any type of news because the question is always out there why did this happen? how could it have been prevented? and mike just happened to find this by digging. >> let me ask you this, going back to the story here grant was killed. many people -- and i'm sure your family feels this way -- believes this could have been avoided. altamarono was released and holding people against their will, one was a naked woman forced to do so. two others were burglary charges. he was released and killed your nephew. shot him in the face. how could this have been

avoided? where did i.c.e. go wrong? >> why wasn't he deported? that's the biggest question. why was this man still in the country? why had he not been deported? it is understandable with our justice system things are going to get pled out, pled down to a lesser charge but this was a crime of violence so how did it get dropped do to essentially a misdemeanor a property crime with no time served and then he's let loose on the streets again. he should have been deported. >> if i.c.e. had gotten this right would gallant have -- grant have been alive today? >> absolutely. absolutely. either he would have been in custody serving a jail sentence or he would have been deported and out of the country. >> judy ronenbeck we want to thank you for being

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got some quick friday morning headlines. a brand new mess for the department of veterans affairs. the little rock arkansas facility changing claims forms to appear they were filed two weeks ago. 20 years old. this occurred during the nation's wait time scandal. terrible. a texas congressman introducing a bill to give the sniper cries kyle with a congressional medal of honor. >> to let them know we

appreciate them and the job they do. >> that would be great but some people in this country disagree say kyle's heroism is inflated by his hollywood story. this man on twitter writing the congressional medal of honor should neverren awarded -- it is never awarded to anybody -- based on popular opinion. i appreciate chris kyle but he doesn't deserve it. ron says nobody respects chris kyle more than me but he doesn't deserve the medal of honor now jut because they made a movie about it. what do you think? let us know. >> what about that he actually did the stuff? that might be an important point. veterans affairs secretary robbed mcdonald under fire for lying about his military service or inflating it. he backtracked on the number of v.a. employees fired due to the v.a. wait time scandal. is the v.a. really in good hand? major pete hegseth c.e.o. of concerned veterans for america revealed something important. a new report on where the v.a. stand and how to fix it with prominent

endorsements. pete, first off where do you stand? what does your report conclude? >> our report concluded that right now under secretary mcdonald unfortunately the bureaucracy is still in control, not the veterans. our 100-page report called fixing veterans health care is meant to put the veteran at the center. give the veteran a choice. if they want to go elsewhere they can. if they want to stay at a vament -- v.a. facility they can. the v.a. is forced to compete for veterans as customers and not take them for granted. that triggers accountability which changes the culture. secretary mcdonald is defending the bureaucracy, not holding it accountable. that is why people are frustrated who are hopeful about his tenure. instead they're seeing business as usual. >> the west point and procter & gamble seemed to be the perfect mix.

90% of veterans favor reforms. 92% say i strongly fair reform. you put together this report. talk about the endorsers of this report. >> i mean that's what veterans want. 90% want choice and options. we had senator rubio yesterday talking about supporting the key pillars of our plan. senator mccain, leader mccarthy in the house jeff miller, chairman of the house v.a. committee. newt gingrich called it the most historic reform in 94 years at the department of veterans affairs. we hope this report which will restructure the v.a., give veterans choice and focus on service connected disabilities can start a new conversation about how you really hold bureaucracies accountable, how you really put the veteran first so that veteran gets quality and timely care. it's not about the bureaucracy at all. it's about veterans. and this report tries to rebalance that equation. >> here's some of the main talking points and some of the main tenets of this. make the v.a. independent. veterans choice, we talk

about choices centered around that. and prioritize service-connected disability. first off by making the v.a. independent, are you breaking it from the government but yet asking the government to finance? >> right now it's just the hospital system. we're going to take the provider function and spin off an insurance system as well so that the v.a. can both deliver insurance plans so veterans can go wherever they want but it can also run efficient and quality hospital as an independent organization. right now the hospital can't fire bad managers, can't hold people accountable, can't rationalize their business decisions and make sure they're getting rid of facilities they no longer use. it makes it run more like an actual hospital and private sector hospital than a washington bureaucracy. on the choice people there's millions of choice cards out there. veterans received them in the mail but there's very little choice because you have to call a 1-800 line wait on hold and someone tells you whether you qualifeteran has the choice up front and

they can decide where they want to go. if he want to go outside the system they can. but we are not dissolving the v.a. system. people will accuse us of that. that is not what we're doing. we're empowering it so it can deliver better care. if they want to stay with the v.a. they can or go outside. >> major pete hegseth thanks so much. congratulations on putting together this report. a man of action. appreciate it, pete. >> we're going to fight like hell for it. >> 31 minutes before the top of the hour. a major security breach at one of our country's major airport. a man gets through a secure area and tries to hop a fence. is enough being done? a survey says parents are outraged. should schools be asking personal questions like people in my family often insult or yell at each other? first happy birthday to josh grobin. he's 30 years old.

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house speaker john boehner only has until tomorrow to approve a funding bill that would keep the department of homeland security from shutting down. of course it's a very serious matter so let's check in and see how it's going. >> members should wear appropriate business attire during all sittings of the house, however brief their appearance on the floor may be. you know who you are. and on pizza friday, i want to see everyone only take two slices. that's two not five for your friends. and you know who you are. >> the morning announcements. thanks for joining us on this friday. right now we start this half-hour off with a fox business alert. the f.c.c. federal

communications commission approved yesterday new sweeping regulations giving the government more control over the internet. but a new report suggests that decision may have been bought. >> interesting. here to explain it from our sister network fox business is stuart varney. okay, what do you mean by that? may have been bought? >> the media research center has found two groups which have provided enormous amounts of money to groups who want government control of the internet. for years they have been funding these groups which have pushed very very hard for government takeover essentially, a government takeover of the internet and now they've got it. >> like the phone company used to have? >> very similar. >> treating it like a utility? >> yes. in the future you will have to go to the government. you'll have to go to a bureaucrat, to a lawyer if you want to change thing on the internet to innovate or change pricing policy. if you want to make things move on the internet, you have to ask permission of the government. >> so many people are upset about this because since

the get-go, since al gore invented it it's been the wild wild west. competition, free enterprise that's worked and now the government has got its mitts on it. >> at the moment the internet is run according to the wishes of us we consumers. in the future it's going to be run by politicians. it's going to be politicized. two groups in particular, the george soros funded group open society foundation. >> george soros? >> george soros and i always get worried when he's pushing for something because i don't think he's in my interest. second group, the ford foundation. take the two of them together and you've got just under $200 million provided by these two groups to other groups which are pushing for government control of the internet. it's not exactly a plot but it's certainly influence by big-money liberals. again, i keep getting back to this. it's government control of the internet. that's what's going on

here. >> people come back and say it's not right you can pay more money and get higher speeds. >> what's wrong with that? >> they're paying more to get more. >> why should a government bureaucrat decide what you've got to pay and how you can innovate? why should we go to the government? these new rules suggest that. broadband providers will be barred from unjust and unreasonable practices. who says what's unjust? who says what is unreasonable? >> maybe those with the money behind it say. >> why does twitter want this thing passed? i'm shocked by that. >> i think they're going to get bitten in the future because they don't quite know where this thing is going. >> now that you have revealed george soros's money is behind it that makes sense because nobody has seen what is in it until they voted on it yesterday. >> you're right, steve. there's supposed to be 332

pages of rules which we have not seen. the f.c.c. voted on it, five unelected people voted on it and said yes we accept it. but we haven't seen the rules. >> the good news is apparently under this, i've heard we're going to have internet the speed of what they've got in europe. which apparently is not good. >> whoopty-de-do. i can't wait. >> if you want to watch stuart varney, go to fox business news channel finder. >> a former hench man of osama bin laden has been convicted by a federal grand jury for his role in the 1998 bombings of two u.s. embassies in africa. fawez found guilty after three days of deliberations. the bombings took place in kenya and tanzania killing 242 people.

prosecutors say he was a close confidante of bin laden and led a training camp in afghanistan. he now faces life in prison. a man scales an airport fence and ends up on a tarmac. police say kevin bruce was spotted on surveillance cameras walking in a restricted area at minneapolis st. paul airport. he is accused of jumping over an eight foot barbed wire fence. police say the man spelled like alcohol and pot. he's been charged with trespassing and the airport is investigating that breach. they crossed the line, that's what parents in indiana are fired up about after middle schoolers were asked to fill out a personal survey. the indianapolis students were given questions about drug and alcohol use. they were also asked to respond to statement like this: people in my family have serious arguments, and people in my family often insult or yell at each other. listen to this. >> they crossed the line when they entered the home. >> those are personal

questions. and if, you know, i want people to know about what's going on inside my home i'll let them know. >> no kidding, right. school officials say that survey was simply optional for students. they say the data is used to tailor drug and alcohol awareness programs and uncover risk factors in the home. what do you think of that story? those are your headlines and could potentially give teachers a whole lot of fodder for things to talk about in people's families. >> now let's talk about the weather and we have an extreme weather alert. a record break snowstorm crippling portions of the south. up to a foot of snow falling in alabama making the roads and everything else an absolute mess. >> and in north carolina the snow and ice just too much for a shell gas station. the aung -- awning collapsing under the weight. no one was hurt.

>> we're still looking at very cold temperatures across parts of the plains and the northeast this morning. in new york city current wind chill temperature only 12 degrees. we are going to be seeing more snow across parts of southern states. that includes parts of texas and the plains states like oklahoma. that storm system is going to be impacting that area throughout the day today. most snowfall accumulations going to stay generally light out there about 2 to 4 inches but locally heavier amounts and ice as we head into this weekend it will continue to be a concern with freezing rain in the forecast. just a messy forecast for parts of the plains and even into the rockies. again, those wind chill temperatures are very cold across the country. you can see them below zero in places like minneapolis and chicago and high temperatures will stay below average as well in parts of the great lakes and down into the southeast. let's head back inside. >> thanks maria. if you have more kids should you be allowed to receive more welfare? a controversial law trying to make this actually

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the nfl says they plan to appeal that ruling. vanderbilt basketball head coach kevin stallings playing defense. stallings apologizing after telling one of his players i'll bleepin' kill you. he was upset over poor sportsmanship after a recent game. the player said he didn't take any offense to the comment. great. >> this week john kerry says saying the world has never been safer. >> we are actually living in a period of less daily threat to americans and to people in the world than normally. >> less than 24 hours later the nation's top intelligence official saying something entirely different. watch. >> when the final accounting is done, thowrt thowrt -- 2014 will have been the most lethal year

for terrorism. >> joining us is the c.e.o. for the national center of policy analysis lieutenant colonel allen west. congressman, what do you make of this? who's right? >> without a doubt mr. clapper is right when he's looking at the current threat, existing threat which is this global jihaddism. i think what john kerry is trying to do is play a little apples and vegetables game. he's looking at the mass nation-state mobilized in world war 1, world war ii korea and vietnam. this is a dinner -- different battle field the 21st century. if you look at how isis is spread over the past year they are having affiliates in about 12 different countries. they're trying to dismiss this away and make us believe in a fantasy world and orwellian message that tries to make us dismiss it. >> when you look at the numbers, terror around the world in 2013 over 11,500

attacks. in 2014, the first nine months alone nearly 13,000 attacks and an estimated 31,000 people have been killed. that's why james clapper the deadliest year for global terrorism recorded. how wrong do you see it that the administration is using politics to play with our national security and security of mind-set? >> they are horribly wrong. one of the things the administration can't refuse to do is admit they are wrong. al qaeda and iraq have reconstituted as isis. a year ago about 3,000 fighters they were called the j.v. team. now estimators have them up to 6,000 fighters. they are in 11 to 12 different countries. we still have al qaeda out there. they're not on the run but this administration does not want to admit that. they're more so interested in the fundamental transformation of america. >> a couple of weeks agod president said global warming is a bigger threat

and said we're overhyping the threat because if it bleeds it leads. that plays into what secretary of state kerry says but no administration wants this embarrassing disconnect. what's going on behind the scenes do you think? >> i think that you have some people in the administration that are worried about their reputation and speaking the truth. you saw that with mr. clapper after his n.s.a. performance. he doesn't want that to come back again. then you saw the counter terrorism expert at the administration testifying on capitol hill about the recruitment for isis while you had the president of the united states saying they had been demorlzed and were in retreat. there is a sense of fantasy and i think the administration wants that sense of fantasy out there. >> michael flint said it is irresponsible to make the statements secretary kerry made. >> what they're doing is putting out a false narrative. that is why i say it is really almost orwellian

what they are trying to do to get the american people and truly the global leaders not to pay attention to the declining dploabl -- global security situation. >> we're not buying it and i don't think the american people are buying. we have eyes and we have iphones and they can see it. colonel, have a good time at cpac today. appreciate you joining us this morning. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. if you have kids should you be allowed to receive additional welfare if you have more kids? a controversial law that's going to make this happen. we'll debate it next. >> check out this outrageous picture. a mom puts a gun to the head of a 14-year-old. what exactly is going on right here? ♪ ♪

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california democrats are trying to repeal the so-called welfare queen law where any family that has an additional child on welfare is banned from getting more money from the government. the law passed two decades ago to discourage those on welfare from having children but some lawmakers are calling the law racist and sexist. should california change its welfare back to where they were before? let's have a fair and balanced

debate. joining is the director of poverty to prosperity program rebecca valis and robert rec torch r who played a major role in crafting the 1996 federal welfare legislation. good morning to both of you. rebecca rebecca, once upon a time back before the reform in '96 people gamed the system where they would have more children to get more money. you say we should go back to those days. why? >> the fact is that these sorts of policies not only don't work the evidence actually shows that they can be counter productive greater poverty actually leads to more unplanned pregnancies not fewer. second, pro life and faith-based groups are all united in supporting reform of this policy because it actually acts as a period penalty for carrying a baby to term. boosting family income not only mitigates hardship in the short term but improves a child's

chances later in life makes it more likely they will graduate from high school and get a job. if we care about the future of family we should look to boost family security not weaken it. >> robert you were instrumental in changing the law in the mid-'90s. why is she wrong? >> in fact, these policies when states do them do, in fact, reduce dependency they reduce poverty, but they are very small policies. they don't have much effect because they don't really affect the aggregate welfare benefits the family gets. we have a welfare system that's out of control. we're spending close to $400 billion a year providing cash food housing to single parents. that's around $5,000 for each tax paying family. there's no work requirements in the system. the california change will just take an out of control system where we have one out of three americans getting welfare and make that even larger. >> sure. rebecca, why not end the cycle

of poverty and encourage going out and finding work and encouraging self-reliance? >> the fact is that i thinking fromives agree with conservatives that what we should be doing is encouraging people to find work but what's important is we make sure there are jobs available and they are high quality jobs that pay a living wage. that's the reason that people are living in poverty is because they can't even make ends meet on a full time job. >> robert, you have the final word. >> somebody who earns a minimum wage job if you're a parent they get an additional $20,000 in welfare benefits. this system is out of control. what we need to say is any able bodied person that gets cash food or housing from the welfare system should be required to work or prepared network. stop penalizing low-income parents when they get married. it's a disaster system that's breeding more and more dependence year by year. >> we thank you both for joining us today. >> thanks. meanwhile it's happened

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what's the back story? we got that and so much more. thanks for watching fox news channel, "fox & friends" hour two live from new york starts right now. you know it's been a long winter when it's 18 degrees outside and you go you come in and you go not too bad out there. >> not too bad at all. >> kind of balmy. >> double digits. i'm happy. thank you for joining us. we'll start with a lot going on. >> good morning. let's start with the fox news alert. sickening new images just released from the terror group isis. terrorists murdering four men who they accused of spying for the iraqi government. those images coming in just hours after the hooded executioner known as jihadi john was unmasked. we're learning the butcher mohamed emwazi was tracked by

british intelligence and was detained at one point but eventually released. the families of james foley and steven sotloff two of his victims are speaking out. >> we don't blaefelieve the system failed anyone. it worked. the intelligence community was able to identify this man. they put him on a no-fly list. >> but the foley family says they believe that the u.s. could have done more to try to save their son. >> need to have a clearer policy and be more upfront about what they can and cannot do or will and will not do. we felt we were in the dark a lot. we were not really part of the team. >> emwazi has appeared in seven execution videos. armed and dangerous that's the warning coming from texas police. they are on high alert this week as they search for this guy believed to be behind five

shootings in the houston texas area in the last ten days. one person has died. police say the attacks are most likely completely random. all the victims have been shot as they were walking alone outside. and shocking images coming out of texas when a mother pulls out a gun on a 14-year-old girl. look at this. you can veranda alvarez holds a gun to her head as her daughter fights her. police arresting alvarez hours after the fight on assault charges. family members say the gun wasn't loaded. boy. two stories taking america by storm, so let's have some fun. let's start with a llama drama. two llama lead police on a wild chase through phoenix arizona suburbs. they escaped from an elderly care center for animal therapy. >> we were showing llamas to our

residents who have gotten loose. we've been out here for an hour trying to capture them. we were wondering if we could get some help. >> they were running all around. we covered it live yesterday. people running around trying to capture or lasso these llamas. they are back with their own who are is a retired police officer. twitter reacted. and responded #suncityllamas. there's a quiz which llama are your. the llama has been"thelma and louise". is this dress black and blue or gold and white. the photo is -- the photo has people seeing it differently depending how are you eyes work. the dress in real life is blue

but can appear to be white and gold or brian would say magenta and gray. >> the dress is clearly black and blue the way they sell it. the way the light is. chris our light guy will explain the phenomenon how light works on a dress coming up later. we asked what you thought. judy on facebook said i'm seeing both. some posts looks white and gold others blue/black. >> mark says this if people can't see it's black and blue you need your eyes tested. >> samantha says last night it was black and blue. this morning i scrolled through this picture. it was white and gold and changed to black and blue. it's so weird. >> hopefully will be the same colors throughout this talking point. let's talk about what's going on at cpac in washington, d.c. a chance for conservatives to get together. more intrigue because so many conservatives are having success in their own political careers and said to themselves i want to

be next president. maybe up to two dozen candidates. >> the conference started off sounding like this -- >> we celebrate our independence from the government not our dependence on it. apparently the protesters come from wisconsin as well. but you know what? voices can't drown out the voices of the millions of americans who want us to stand up for the hard-working taxpayers. >> while christians bow our heads to pray for you, radical islamists want to cut off your head. >> if a candidate tells you they oppose obamacare fantastic. when have you stood up and fought against it. if a candidate says they oppose president obama's illegal and unconstitutional executive amnesty, terrific. when have you stood up and fought against it? >> mrs. clinton please name an accomplishment. [ applause ] and in the meantime in the

meantime please accept and explain why we should accept that the millions and millions of dollars that have flowed into the clinton foundation from foreign governments do not represent a conflict of interest? [ applause ] >> chris christie was also there and he was reacting to the "new york times" that quoted him as being in trouble. he said i'm giving up the "new york times" for lent. which got a big laugh. one of the biggest topics at cpac was the president's response or lack thereof to the war on terror. it comes a day after secretary of state john kerry made this shocking jaw dropping claim. >> we are actually living in a period of less daily threat to americans and people in the world than normally -- >> less than 24 hours after that the director of national intelligence says it's not true. listen. >> when the final accounting is done 2014 will have been the most lethal year for global

terrorism in the 45 years since data has been compiled. >> why is the white house sending mixed messages on something that means so much. for example our safety when it comes to the war on terror. joining us now is congresswoman from hawaii. welcome back. your take, who is right. clapper or kerry? >> well clearly we do live in a dangerous time and there are a variety of different threats that exist around the world to the safety and security of the american people that we have to take seriously and i'll mention just a few. the unconventional threat that we see from the islamic extremist groups like isis and al qaeda has grown and is continuing to grow. unless and until we really execute a strong strategy to defeat them. just a few years ago there were about 20 or soft these identified islamic extremist groups. today there are who 6r whichover 40. we have threats coming from

places like north korea who continues to increase their capability in ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons and threat of cyber attacks that continue to grow and develop which could threaten our economy and our nation's infrastructure. >> congresswoman, you were tailing the problems we face from around the world. you talk about these islamic groups. i know you're a democrat. however, the leader of your party the president of the united states simply refuses to call it islamic terrorists. do you have a problem with that? >> well here's why i think it's important. first of all, this is not an issue of party politics or partisanship. this is an issue of questioning how can we make sure that we keep the american people safe. is this first and foremost responsibility that the leaders of our country have. as a soil look back to some of the basic things that i've learned in the military which is, if you have an enemy you have someone who is declaring war against you, you have to understand them. you have to identify them in order to come up with a winning

strategy to defeat them and that's what's so critical as we deal with this unconventional threat that we haven't faced in a big way in our nation's history. it's something that wasn't done well after 9/11. and because it wasn't done well our country was diverted into waging war against those who hadn't waged war against us and find ourselves in a situation today with trillions of u.s. dollars spent, thousands of american lives sacrificed and still in a position where these groups like isis and al qaeda boko haram continue their horrific activities. >> congresswoman as a combat veteran what specifically would you ask our president commander-in-chief to do to make steps towards victory in defeating, completely defeating isis? >> the first step that must be zone understanding and identifying them. >> good. >> these are radical islamic extremist groups who are motivated by a very clear ideology.

this is their number one recruiting tool. how they bring in people from western countries, these foreign fighters who come in. once you understand their ideology you will recognize that they must be defeated decisively militarily simultaneously they have to be defeated ideologically. they have to be defeated with a superior ideology. then you can conduct a winning strategy in order to make that happen. >> it hasn't happened yet. hopefully the white house will call you and listen to you. congresswoman, thanks so much. >> thanks. >> aloha to you too. she is from hawaii. 7:11 here in new york city. how zermd our president to see his immigration order go through? >> if somebody is working for i.c.e. and there's a policy and they continue to follow the policy there's consequences. >> consequences. that doesn't sound good. how are border patrol agents reacting to that? >> poor nancy pelosi, literally she says members of congress are living paycheck to paycheck.

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president to seize executive order on am midwesty upheld. >> there are going to be some jurisdictions and there may be individual i.c.e. officials or border patrol who aren't paying attention our new directives. but they are going to be answerable to the head of the department of homeland security because he's been very clear about what our priorities should be. if somebody is working for i.c.e. and there's a policy and they don't follow the policy there will be consequences. >> how are border patrol agents taking this news and what is the policy? sean moran is the vice president of the national border patrol council. how do you feel about that warning from the president first off, sean? >> obviously i think it's a bit premature. this policy hasn't even been put in place so border patrol agents even haven't had an opportunity violate it. not that we would. we follow orders. we're federal agents. if there's a policy in place we'll follow that. and if we violate that we know that there could be possible discipline or termination.

it's a bit premature for the president to be making threats. >> so hard to do your job, i imagine because the dreamer act was pushed forward by fortunate. if you were brought here as a child you can stay. now the new rule executive order puts forward if you've been here a certain number of years haven't been convicted, don't father deportation. a judge stayed that. meanwhile you guys are doing your job every day. how do you do your job? >> well, it is very difficult when you have a president that is just dismissing the fact that you have thousands of agents out there risking their lives every day trying to protect this country and meanwhile we're being under mined by allowing different classes of people that are already breaking our laws to remain here. it's a real slap in the face to border patrol agents but especially to the 120 agents who died in the line of duty. >> that's never brought up. you said right now you're getting mixed messages. you don't know how to do your job per se in that moment when

you decide to arrest or let go. what do you mean? >> well the guidelines are very contradictory because we've been told if they are arrested at the border they are a tier one offender, ineligible for these programs. but yet later in the same guidance it says we need to screen these people to see if they are qualified for these programs. dhs needs get their act together. >> the last thing you got after the texas judge got after staying the order. how does it stand now today? >> right now the policies are on hold. the guidance went out prior to the judge's order but we're on hold until that is decided. >> homeland security funding is that going to affect your job as we find out if there's a shutdown today or tomorrow? >> yeah. we are hostages in a political standoff. the very people that protect the borders and provide border

security and national security may go without paychecks because of this political feud in washington. and we think that's unfair. >> i know it's unfair. sean moran vice president of the national border patrol council thanks so much. >> thank you very much. >> 19 minutes now after the hour. we move ahead. coming up days after justice is served in the murder of chris kyle a new push to serve him the medal of honor. remember the emails the irs lost, tens of thousands. after talking to conservatives, guess what? someone found them. a lot of them. in fact so did lois lerner and her replacement. did lois lerner and her replacement lie to the american people? did they even look for them? i love life, whether i'm on the go, spending time with friends or with my favorite date. i take care of myself, and i like what i see when i look in the mirror. i've often been told i'm the best pair of legs in the room.

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bounce in numbers. first up 32000, that's how many missing irs e-mail federal investigators just found. they are linked to the tea party scandal. remember irs commissioner said they were lost forever. is that a misspeak or a lie or what. you decide. 150,000 that's the cost of actress lipido's oscar gown. somebody swiped it from her hotel room in hollywood. >> a lot of clams. a lot of oysters. >> literally and figuratively. >> finally $174,000, that's how much each member of congress makes per year. that's a lot. but not enough for nancy pelosi.

>> i think almost everybody i know cannot live without having their paycheck one time. members of congress even. >> $174,000 a year and they are living paycheck to paycheck. >> they are in charge of our taxes and whatnot. obviously they are having a problem. >> nancy pelosi has no problem. she and her husband do quite well. so maybe she should lend some money out to her caucus. >> that deserves some background music. the new movie focus promises to take its audience on a wild ride and give viewers an inside look at con artists. ♪ >> congratulations, you're a criminal. >> the new crime drama starting will smith hits theaters today. here's the review. key victoria mccarthy. >> good morning. how are you guys doing?

>> doing great. it's friday. >> i think you brought me on the show. the movie itself we haven't seen a great will smith movie in a long time. the past couple movies he's done have fallen flat. this is dealing with a con man. basically will smith's character is essentially a seasoned con man who lives with the motto there's no heart involved in the con game until he meets the actress from "the wolf of wall street" and shakes everything up. will smith is back to that specific character we know and love. very cocky and arrogant and funny and vulnerable. i love that style. his chemistry with her is absolutely fantastic. she's australian in real life but wouldn't know that when you saw her in "the wolf of wall

street." you're part of the con. the idea focuses when the movie itself the directors are focusing on certain things so you're being tricked at the exact same time that the characters and that becomes a fun element. the problem with the film is the final five minutes. i'm watching the movie, i'm loving this. i'm giving it a four or five. then the final five minutes, lost my suspension. i didn't care for that element and dropped my rating from a four to a three. the movie does have good quality. shot very well. sleek. inventive. unpredictable. but a three out of five. >> kevin your build up the last five minutes are so terrible i want to watch it to see how bad they are. >> right. >> cost it a star. >> just really threw me off. i bought in every other twist except the last five minutes. >> they lost focus. >> you did speak with will smith about some of his cheesy pick up

lines. >> some good cheesy pick up line. he used to do so many on the fresh prince of bel-air. here's what he had to say. >> what is the cheesiest pick up line you ever heard or used. >> on the fresh prince i used to do them all the time and i always liked hey girl hurry up and write your number before i don't want it no more. >> i got a good one. i was going to say, i'll look in the camera hey girl you know what this shirt is made of? boyfriend material. >> if you do think it's cheesy you have a problem. just checking steve's tag to see if you were made in heaven. >> that's my favorite cheesy

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secretary of veterans affairs issued an apology this week for saying he served in the military special forces when he in fact did not. an embarrassing situation. embarrassing admission. but he's not the only member of obama's cabinet that made a public announcements. eric holder confessed that he's been dating oprah for 30 years under the name of stedman. ernest moniz confessed he's an 18th century composer and traveled through time. secretary of defense ashton carter confessed he wished he was joe biden getting a massage. >> the composer too funny. we can always use a little jimmy fallon. >> what is the most popular dog in america? you'll find out in a moment. find out if you have that dog in your house. right now we need headlines.

hi there. good morning. hope you're off to a great day. minneapolis once again back in the news at the airport. a brand new security breach at the minneapolis-st. paul airport. a guy there just climbed an eight-foot barbed wire fence and ended up waltsing around the tarmac. kevin bruce was first spotted on surveillance cameras walking in a restricted area. he's been charged with trespassing. police say he smelled like booze and pot. of course same airport that left an exit door in baggage claim area unguarded and where a former employee with an fbi background check and clearance went to fight with isis. >> a police officer is in the hospital and may sue mcdonald's. officer paul watkins said he filled up his cup with sweet tea from a self-serve station. he knew something was wrong the second he took a sip.

>> thought it looked dark. took the lid off. didn't see anything wrong with it. takes a drink it and then the initial, you know, whole thing is burning. >> turns out that employees put cleaning chemicals in that tea dispenser. they forgot to mark it out of service. mcdonald's has since apologized. >> do you remember the 911 dispatcher who told a 13-year-old maryland girl to stop whining as her father lie dying from a hit-and-run crash. >> so two people were struck? >> yes they were yes. >> let's stop whining, let's stop whining. it's hard to understand you. >> now that guy is out of a job. a teenager had called 911 after her 38-year-old father rick warwick was hit by a car while changing a tire alongside a baltimore highway. her father later died. officials for the fire department not saying if the dispatcher was fired or if he quit on his own. texas congressman roger

williams introducing a bill to honor chris kyle with a congressional medal of honor. >> let people in america and our soldiers the best and brightest to let them know we appreciate them the job they do and we love them. >> some folks disagree with this. they say while kyle is certainly a hero that doesn't rise to the level of the medal of honor and that some others are saying his story has been inflated by hollywood. a lot of comments in from people on that one. those are your headlines. i'll see you back in a little bit. >> you were right. all of you weighing in on this issue. robert a veteran on twitter writing us this what did he do to deserve the medal of honor giving it for popularity is devaluing the medal of honor and those who received it prior. >> and mike says medal of honor isn't a popularity contest. chris kyle is a hero but the department of defense and congress must decide who is nominated and decorated.

#restinpeacechief. >> here's the issue. the smeef condensed version of what he actually did. if you read the book it's his biography. look at his book, close the book after reading it and saying he doesn't deserve it. i challenge you to say that. it's the body of work what he accomplished for the country and what should help him is what he's done after he was done give giving back to other universities get over the war time experience. >> does it rise to the level where you would bestow the medal of honor. >> don't say he became too famous. he became famous because his book was successful they made it a movie. you can't eliminate him because his life story became a movie. >> continue to let us know what you said. now to extreme weather. how awesome is this. the president of eastern kentucky university shoveling snow from a student's driveway. i love that. >> that student is devon. he tweet this out.

shovel my road and i'll come to class tomorrow. deal? guess what. the president showed up and shovel the road. he went to class. but class was cancelled. he sees an empty classroom. >> oh, my gosh he spent 45 minutes out there doing it clearing the road. the two even snapping this selfie together afterwards. take a look at that. >> if anybody needs their driveway shovelled tweet it out right now and we'll send maria over. >> or elizabeth. >> i love to shovel. >> you do elizabeth. hello everyone at home. we're talking one of the coldest winters that many cities have seen in the great lakes and northeast. out west they've had a very warm winter that's going to be on the record books for many cities out there. just a very different weather pattern across the coast and we do have a new winter storm we're tracking unfortunately just in time for the weekend and already producing some areas of snow across parts of texas and into western oklahoma eventually that system should spread eastward and produce snow out there. several inches forecast and eventually some freezing rain will also mix within that.

just a big issue on roads out there not only across parts of the plains but even farther west across portions of the rockies. temperature wise those wind chills are below zero yet again across portions of the great lakes and also across parts of the northeast. buffalo, new york, currently feels like 13 below zero. bundle up. that's it. >> it's cold when you're walking the dogs. thank you very much. >> i'm excited to tell you what's coming pup the beagle may have been crowned best in show at the westminster dog show. which dogs take top prize with american families. this morning the american kennel club here to announce the list of this year's most popular breeds. we're joined by this lovely woman. thank you for joining us. you gave us the top ten. we'll look at the top five starting with number five. >> number five we have the lovely beagle. america's favorite breed. they are a hound dog. bred to be paying. they get along great with other

animals. they are very easy to take care of because they've nice short coat. they follow their nose wherever it goes so keep them on a leash much >> next up. bulldog. >> that's right. the bulldog has been climbing up for the last ten years. very popular breed. number four in akc registration statistics. a very gentle loving breed. it's dedicated to its family. has a nice easy short coat. not super great in the heat but besides that -- >> who is? big panter. >> you brought an extra one. >> a baby. a puppy bulldog. >> number three the doocy family favorite the golden retriever. >> we have a puppy golden retriever. this is america's favorite breeds. nice double water-resistant coat. >> has really white hair. >> golden retriever's coat come

in a variety. it might darken up as he gets older. >> i recognize that smell. >> this red carpet might go orange pretty soon. >> the german shepherd. >> german shepherd has been in the top five forever. one of the most versatile breeds there is. this is a 4 1/2-month-old female puppy and behind her is the grown up version. >> look at this one. a long hair. >> a longer coat. >> i like these. >> super versatile. excellent family dogs. naturally protective of their families. >> that isn't a decision by the german shepherd to grow his hair snut german sheep wherd a longer coat. >> thank you very much ladies and gentlemen. now the number one dog in america according to this organization is the labrador retriever. come on over. >> here's a puppy lab. for the 24th year in a row. he's been the top dog with the

american kennel club. they are loyal loving. >> 24 years in a row. a champ. most popular. come on. >> i can see why. >> sit down. >> this is the kind of dog we had growing up. >> they are excellent family dogs. they are versatile. easy in the trial. you can be successful owning a lab as a first time dog owner if you properly get yourself trained and they make great family pets. >> a couple of things. great to see the top five. >> they are all well socialized. >> they have their moment on the red carpet. >> thank you for joining us. >> let them go crazy. come on. >> bye pups. up next the pc police off longer being allowed to mention race in a simple suspect description. so how exactly does that help fight crime. >> somebody running around go

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well, you heard it on the news. police are looking for a black man, white woman or a teenage boy wearing a sweat shirt. pretty generic descriptions of suspects in order to help solve crime prsident obama used on college campuses across nation warning students about potentially dangerous criminals but the university of minnesota wants to change all that banning racial descriptions entirely because they quote may unintentionally reinforce stereotypes of black men and other minorities.

sheriff david clark a milwaukee county, wisconsin disagrees and joins me now. sheriff what's going on here? >> political correctness that's all this is. there's a reason why this guy is a university president because he's unqualified to be a law enforcement officer. he's capitulated to political correctness in favor of campus safety and i think that sends the wrong message. if airplane parent looking for a university to send my child to i would scratch the university of minnesota off the list because apparently campus safety is not a priority. there's a reason why we give people as much information as we can when we're looking for a suspect. because we want to narrow the pool of people that law enforcement might approach to question. someone matching the description. so more information is always better than less information. you know, we're already trying to find a needle in a haystack when we're looking for suspects. a decision like this adds more hay and makes it more difficult for us to get a perpetrator in

custody and prevent another student from being victimized. this is a horrible decision. it's like i said capitulating to political correctness and, you know, our universities, unfortunately, colleges and universities, too many of them anyway have become laboratories for liberal indoctrination instead of learning institution. >> race, gender, tattoo, accent and clothing. you know when you don't have more information let me ask you this, sheriff what about the victims' reits and the safety of the students there. aren't you getting further away from actually solving a crime when you can't describe the person? why are we afraid to describe the person who may have indeed created an assault, hurt somebody taken something? what's wrong with that? >> well this is what modern liberalism has brought us to. there's no room in any of these discussions for the victims. it's fighting for the perpetrators of crime and that's

what really gets under my skin so to speak. you know the victims never come in to play here. we ought to be doing more to make college campuses safer and that would be a deterrent for a criminal perpetrator if he knows that the students are on alert students have information, students will be involved. look campus security is not going to be successful without student involvement. just like the public. we need the public involved to help us. so more information for these individuals is better than less. i would reconsider this. if i were the area law enforcement officer the chief or the executive, i would have a talk with this university president to get him to reconsider this horrible decision so that we can make college campuses just like neighborhoods safer places to be. >> bottom line this policy here of no descriptions, no specifics, is it making this university less safe, in your opinion, sheriff? >> without a doubt. i just said so. if i was a parent looking for a school to send my kid to it

wouldn't be the university of minnesota. >> strong words there as a sheriff and as a dad. sheriff dave clark thank you >> you're welcome. >> up next they are bringing funky back. ♪ the man behind the music video that has got senior citizens across the country dancing today. but first on this day in history back in 1827, the first mardi gras celebration and in 1922 the supreme court upheld the 19th amendment and guaranteed women the right to vote. in 1998 celine dion's number one song "we'll go on forever."

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trending out there this. it's the smash hit dominating the radio air waves. ♪ >> yeah. now mark's uptown funk featuring bruno mars giving old school remix. look at this. ♪ >> who are those people? these seniors who range in age from 65 to 92 have stormed the

internet with this viral music video. joining us right now that guy right there in the hat the guy that came up with the concept singer and youtube artist alex boyer and one of the video's female dancers jean dixon elliot. they join us this morning from salt lake city. good morning. >> hi steve. >> alex, this song the bruno mars version is my wife's favorites. every time it's on the radio she says shh and turns it up. any time we go out she says, we get in the car julio get in the stretch. >> yeah. >> why did you decide alex that you wanted to do your own older version of this bruno mars hit? >> two things. biggest song in the world right now. i knew that people would be paying attention to the video. when you have senior citizens that can move like no other you know you got a great combination, so, you know it works. >> yeah. i understand you put word out on

facebook hey i'm looking for senior citizens. you had no idea who was going to show up. jean, you showed up, jean. all,000 don't look like you're old enough to be a senior citizen. >> thank you. i am. >> we'll have to see your drivers license. actually -- i understand -- are you 75, 74 years old? >> i will be 75 in may, yes. i'm 74 right now. >> unbelievable. >> she teaches a whole group of people older ladies she teaches and she's the main choreographer. >> she taught the ladies. alex who are the men? who are these guys that showed up? >> just good buddies of mine from church. i was looking out for some grandpas. come be in my video. sure. >> that's great. i understand that there's a 92-year-old who showed up and she said i can do the splits and she did.

>> that's right. it was insane. it was jean's idea. she said i got this gal she can do the splits. you want to see it. she did the splits. she got up too. >> jean what's the message about this video. for people watching. >> it's wonderful. people want to dance when they see this video. >> you're never too old to get down, right? >> never too old to get down. >> in fact she said something interesting, older gals that she teaches they live longer you know, they are a lot healthier and doctors love them because they don't have to visit them too often. >> you want to live a long life get up and dance. that's the message today. >> everybody loves music. keeps you young. >> aebs and jeanlex and jean, thank you very much. i want shows even if you're older you can still have it. you both do. >> thank you very much.

>> it's the dress sending twitter on fire. is that gold and white or black and blue? tell us what you think. we'll show the correct answer up in a moment. geraldo joins us live. good morning, gerry. helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... or all day.

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have a password and i can get on the internet. i can not wait to see what geraldo thinks about this. does he see blue or gold in the dress. one llama or two. is the white chasing the black or the black chasing the white. final hour of the week because >> it looks gold and white to so many people but it's not. >> i this it looks gray and black. >> i'm going black and blue. >> as we told you in the cold open some breaking news happening now. go ahead. >> good morning. this is coming out of turkey and a fox news alert. brand new video into "fox & friends." a security scare at the u.s. consulate in istanbul after a man claims he has explosives attached to his body.

this according to a turkish news agency where we can see photos coming in. turkish police sealing off the area and arresting the guy. a bomb squad searched his car. can you site right here. but did not find any explosives. he's been described thus far as mentally unstable. more on this as get it throughout morning. another fox news alert to bring you. chilling video taken by iraqi civilians and i want shows in isis on the move into their town. you can see the convoy as it approaches the terrified civilians. this is 80 miles outside of baghdad. the terrorists chanting inging ayla akbar. mohamed elmmwazi was tracked by british intelligence and then released. he's appeared in seven execution videos. cbs news correspondent laura

logan rushed to a washington, d.c. area hospital. she suffered from internal bleeding. she has a digestive disease which may have been brought on by treasure. the 43-year-old was forced to take a seven month absence in 2013 after she admitted in a report about the benghazi attacks was based on a discredited firsthand account. she's expected to remain in the hospital for several days. caught on camera a reporter using her head literally while reporting on the snowfall in south carolina. check it out. ouch. let's watch it again. why not. she crashed face first into the remains of a giant snowman. she was sledding in greenville. she's okay. and she even laughed it off. i imagine that hurt. that's why some kids are starting to wear helmets. always a good idea. >> she gets combat pay. >> thank you very much. >> winter taking its toll.

>> geraldo rivera joins us right now. >> did you go down the hill in a camera >> probably. >> be safe. >> yeah. >> let's talk a little bit about this. it was on wednesday, john kerry said that the world has never been safer. you know, forget about all the terrorism stuff like that folks, because the world has never been safer this particular year. fast forward 24 hours director of national intelligence mr. james claper throwing mr. kerry under the bus. watch this. >> 2014 will have been the most lethal year for global terrorism in the 45 years such data has been compiled. i'll say as i've said every year that this will be the fifth year that, in my 50 plus years in the intelligence business i don't know of a time that has been more beset by challenges and crises around the world.

>> who do you believe john kerry or mr. clapper. >> i've been in the news business since 1970. i would say the world is more dangerous at any time since the end of vietnam war. 1973 for us 1975 just generally. i think the spread of islamic or sunni muslim extremism has destabilized a lot of the world. russia is now reinvigorated. as a domestic society they are less stable than they have been and threatening -- they have invade ukraine. you worry about a european style land conflict. i don't know what secretary kerry was referring to. >> is he being disingenuous. >> i try to give them the benefit of the doubt. he is secretary of state. he is quite experienced. and he was senator for a long time. very well traveled. i'm just trying to understand what he was talking about. i can't figure.

>> listen you're giving him way too much benefit of doubt. people are dying and we need a plan of action. he's supposed to be reassuring the world we're ready to lead and instead he's denying the problem. his general came out and said he's out of touch with reality. he's not reading the intelligence reports. this is inexcusable. >> you know i'm not willing to go that far but i'll say this. this is perhaps the attitude that allowed isis to get traction last summer when we should have been moving against them -- >> you mean the jv team. >> the whole jv notion. when they crossed the border from syria into iraq that was an invasion. that should have raised our hackles. it did not. >> we didn't do anything in russia and ukraine. >> clapper is being far more realistic and sadly i accept his assessment. >> what's worse denial or

deceit. texas mom is in big trouble here. two 14-year-old girls fighting after school and in this photo the pictures are being blured out because they are minors. when you look closely there's a gun in mom's hand and she's pointing a gun at one of the girl's heads during this fight that she said she was trying to break up. she's been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. the family of this mom said the gun was not loaded at the time. your thoughts. >> first let me talk about the guns. i think there are far too many creepy untrained people with deadly weapons in their possession legally and i lament that. that's a gun control argument i can never win. there are also specific laws against bringing guns into a school area. that makes the crime more egregious. i think in this case this mother was way over her head. i understand that if her daughter was being beaten and if

her daughter was threatened now with serious bodily harm i understand the parents' instinct. if the gun is legal i understand the parent's instinct to take it out. this is a reckless and irresponsible deed and the mother should be punished. you can't allow your love of guns or the second amendment to trump the fact that this was an irresponsible potentially deadly act. now family says it wasn't loaded. how are they going prove that. >> scan the crowd. they are just standing and take. >> that's the life we live. everything is on tape. you can't do anything -- >> wouldn't young geraldo jump in there a 17-year-old geraldo jump in there you see two girls fighting. >> no doubt. i'm an intervener. i walk around the city. i'm looking for trouble. i'm a vigilante. i would never allow that.

>> unfortunately you're right. >> my partner in crime. >> the number one -- there are two things yesterday that were trending on twitter. one was this in sun city, arizona, these two llamas got loose. they were on television around the world. what do you make of this. >> varying the lead. this is clearly a racial incident. >> it's as simple as that. >> when a has the upper hand here or upper hoof. but the fascination. look how we're fascinated with car chases. car chases, though, have deadly implications. they always end badly. car chase. with two llamas running around they had a field day. it was the best report we've ever had on chip's show. >> does it show our society is out of control. >> you have to bring in al sharpton immediately to represent the black llama.

>> but they are together. >> they are. >> intervened right here. >> i can see an old timer with a lasso chasing. >> that's when you need it. >> in a motorized wheelchair. >> this sums up the day. check this out. notice here the two llamas are in stripes. one in black and blue stripes and one in gold and white stripes. which brings us to the next story. >> a 21-year-old woman sent this picture on tumbler. what colors are this dress white and gold or blue and black. all sorts of things came out. here's the real dress as it is actually sold online by roman originals. clearly black and blue. >> i don't agree. >> that's the actual dress. let's put up the image once again she put out and she said what color is this dress.

keep in mind it's black and blue. >> you swear the dress is black and blue >> yes. >> how can i trust you when i'm looking at a gold and white dress. >> light blue and gray. >> putting a gold and white dress under blue light. isn't that what they did. >> it's about color correction and auto focus and that black and blue dress looks like this. >> i'm a blonde blue eyed person -- >> you are not. >> it's all a question of the lighting. >> just the retina. >> here's what you say on facebook. donna says this i see light blue and gold. face says yesterday when i saw it it was blue and blacking today it's white and gold. >> a chameleon. >> what trivia did we engaging

prior to the internet >> we actually had to talk to each other. >> yes played yahtzee. >> what color are your socks? sometimes i see red and white other times in just see stripes. >> this is george bush, i don't have my van hepplin. >> you have laces and then this side a zipper. >> at least i don't have any holes. >> those are nice boots. >> my wife just got them for me yesterday. i usually wear my big work boots. >> thank you very much for dropping by. >> nice to see you. >> you look like a loafer. >> by the way i have all the money. congratulations you're on the season finale of glee. >> i ham. i was supposed to do just a little cameo. that expanded into a full episode. that was so good they put me in the finale. >> do you sing? i will not reveal anything.

>> you might sing? >> i'm not revealing. i'm not talking. >> i watched the apprentice. you're terrible. you're a terrible singer. >> please. >> all right geraldo, thank you. >> thanks. love having you here. >> he's going be on happy days ii last year. straight ahead did you know this. if the court rules against subsidies in the latest obamacare lawsuit the administration says it has no back up care to make health care affordable. senator been sasse is here. >> should teachers ask questions do mommy and daddy fight at home. got an entire community fired up.

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the supreme court is set to hear a case next week that could end obamacare subsidies in the

38 states that use healthercare.gov. what happens next does the white house have a plan b if its thrown out? not exactly. listen to this exchange. you hope that the court upholds your position but shouldn't the administration and your agencies have a plan in case it fails? >> if the supreme court of the united states says that the subsidies are not available to the people of texas we don't have an administrative action that we can take so the question of having a plan, we don't have an administrative action that we believe can undo the damage. >> really? they have no plan b. that's not good. nebraska senator ben sasse says if obamacare is overruled republicans will take all the blame unless they follow his plan and he joins us today from

capitol hill. senator, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so the administration extraordinarily they say they don't have a plan b. that would be terrible. but you've got a plan just in case the supreme court throws it out. what is it? >> let's back up one step. you're right. let's translate what the administration is saying. she uses so much political speak. what she really means is if the court finds for the rule of law and they acted illegally in these 37 states of flowing subsidy monies that they didn't have legal authority to flow she then says we've taken hostages so that when cancer are patients are thrown off their plans we'll have no back up plan and we can blame republican governors. their plan b is to go to every governor in america and say the only way to continue protecting people in your state is by baptizing the illegal actions of the obama administration. it's crazy. we need to do something better than that. we need to be thrilled that the court is very likely i think in

june going to rule these 37 states acting illegally in their subsidies we then not expand obamacare, not fix obamacare but we need to offer transitional temporary assistance to the 6 million people who will suffer from yet another if you like your plan you can keep your plan bait and swip. we need to amend the cobra law from 1985. when people lose their insurance because they lose their job they can get 18 month of transitional insurance. we should allow the same thing for people during the obamacare wind down. >> if they throw it out and the white house has though plan b republicans would. senator from nebraska ben sasse, thank you very much for stopping by this friday to explain your plan b. >> thanks steve. >> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. up next you know him best as detective bunk but off-screen he's leaving behind a legacy

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hi. quick look at your sports headlines. let's go college. vanderbilt head coach playing defense this hour he's apologizing after telling one much his players i'll [ bleep ] kill you. he was upset over a show of poor sportsmanship over a recent game. the player said he didn't take any offense. first black man to play in the nba, his name is earl lloyd. he missed the 1951 season while serving in the u.s. army.

he helped the syracuse nationals win the 1955 nba finals. he later coached in detroit. lloyd was 86 years old. the apprentice program is one of a chind started by our ceo to promote diversity inside the television news try to celebrate black history month. we have some remarkable stories inside the african-american community. once again i'm joined by one of the co-hosts and anchor of fox report weekend harris faulkner. a home town hero who is known for his television work and what he does off camera. >> we're talking about one of the great character actors of his generation. some know him as anton in the

hbo series "wire." last night his funny role on "the odd couple." wendell pierce true character is intertwined with the stiff new orleans. this august ten years since hurricane katrina de ♪ >> coming through the neighborhood the first time was devastating. i just knew how much people have put into building their lives back here in the first place. who were part of the american dream and it was totally destroyed. here you have another home that just shows you the effects of the storm still. but in the middle of this, it brings back hope. >> of all the parts of new

orleans katrina may have hit poncatrain park hard. >> i got in for a family vacation. what's going on. they said the hurricane. i said what hurricane. the one in florida? they said it made a turn coming this way. >> authorities say this may be the worst of it but the longer it goes on the worst the damage is going to be here and elsewhere. >> i remember my father just kind of looking at the walls, like old school new orleans saying how much will the water rise. little did he know this entire neighborhood where we sit today was the deepest part of the flooding. sat in 20 feet of water for about three months. >> when wendell did return home the devastation was profound. >> driving to the park was like what i would think chernobyl looked like empty and abandoned

and all the buildings destroyed and to get home this, is a man and woman who bought this house 50 years ago. raised their family, you know, my father just broke down, you know. so it was like the loss of a family member. >> it was a moment that shook wendell. prompting him to action. >> i committed myself to saying, whatever i do i'm going to make sure to get them back in this home before they die. >> and he did. two years later his parents moved into a new house on their old lot just in time for christmas. >> and then neighbors came to me afterwards and said make sure that we all come back. >> nearly a decade later you see his new homes sprinkled throughout the neighborhood. >> we're at 40 new homes. still moving forward. brick by brick, house by house, street which street. neighborhood by neighborhood. we're coming back. >> can't thank you enough because without wendell we wouldn't be here and i don't think this neighborhood would be here as it is now.

>> that's what it's about, generational. what our parents gave us opportunity. that's why i couldn't let this neighborhood go away. too valuable. >> my connection to new orleans is in my dna. that's why i work so hard it comes back. one of those places where you know that many people say you can never go home again. i'll keep trying because this place is so special. there's so few places like it. so few places like it. >> home truly where the heart is. and they love him down there. every where our team went they referred to him as saint wendell a hometown kid who made it big in hollywood who is in the oscar nominated film "selma" in theaters in addition to the tv gigs. he never forgot where he came from. his own history and still has a

house right there in ponchatrain park. it's what we call our shared american history this month. our fourth year i'm with you on the couch. such a joy. >> truly outstanding. so impactful. i have to thank you personally. great series. your comments continue to come in on it. it's sponsored by one inspirational program. we take mentoring pretty seriously. if you want to learn more about the program or want to see all the profiles we have present this month check out our website at foxnews.com/ailesapprentice. outstanding job. coming up scott walker under fire again. the left taking issue with this statement now. >> if i could take on 100,000 protesters i can do the same across the world. >> now he's being forced to back down. chris wallace with the very

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president obama traveled to miami yesterday to talk about immigration. when asked what it was like to meet the leader of the free world, people in miami went pippi is here? >> speak of the boss, chris wallace joins us from the

nation's capital. >> i'm known as mr. sunday so i guess it's my day. >> mr. happy? >> exactly. >> great to see you, chris. so cpac kicked off it's 42nd round of powerful speeches. president obama and democrats were pretty much everyone's main target. this is what it sounded like. >> we celebrate our independence from the government not our dependence on it. apparently the protesters come from wisconsin as well. but you know what? those voices can't drown out the voices of the millions of americans who want us to stand up for the hard-working taxpayers. >> while christians bow our heads to pray for you radical islamists want to cut off your head. >> if a candidate tells you they oppose obamacare, fantastic. when have you stood up and fought against it. if a candidate says they oppose president obama's illegal and unconstitutional executive amnesty, terrific. when have you stood up and

fought against it. >> mrs. clinton, please name an accomplishment. [ applause ] >> and in the meantime, in the meantime please accept and explain why we should be a september that the millions and millions of dollars that have flowed into the clinton foundation from foreign governments do not represent a conflict of interest? [ applause ] >> chris cpac really is an audition for people putting out their conservative bona fide. >> it's a performance. an audition in the other sense not just a paper resume. can you stir a crowd. how well and effectively do you espouse conservative values and take the fight to the president and to hillary clinton. you know like a drama critic you can judge who did well and who did not quite as well.

>> scott walker of course everyone is excited about him. he's doing very well in the polls. getting a lot of money in as well. he talked about while on stage without a script said i was able to hold off 100,000 protesters, i think i can handle isis. listen. >> i want a commander-in-chief who will do everything in their power to ensure that the threat from radical islamic terrorists adopt wash up on american soil. we will have someone who leads and ultimately will send a message not only we'll protect american soil but do not, do not take this upon freedom loving people any where else in the world. we need a leader with that kind of confidence. if i can take on 100,000 protesters i can do the same across the world. >> people say should you be equating protesters with isis. >> dnc communications director released this statement if scott walker thinks it's appropriate to compare working people to brutal terrorists he's less

dwufld be president than i thought. >> then a spokesperson came out governor walker believes our fight against isis is one of the most important issues. what the governor was saying was when faced with adversity he chooses strength and leadership. that's a speed bump there isn't it? >> oh, yeah. said bump. i have to say i was watching because just interesting that you mentioned scott walker i have an exclusive interview with him on sunday. >> no way? >> yeah we do. we'll talk about all of this and his programs his ideas his record, a whole bunch of stuff. we'll certainly talk about this. in fairness i got to say it wasn't just the democrats who piled on him for that comparison, rick perry obviously a potential opponent for the republican nomination said he thought the comparison was inappropriate. i have to say watching it on tv i thought that walker had a really, really good speech. but when he made that comparison

between -- look that's one of his big selling points i took on the public worker unions, i had to get elected, i had to take them on in madison wisconsin, i had a recall, i beat them again. re-elected. three alexandrias in four years opinion it's a selling point. when he says because i did that i can take on isis it does seem slightly -- >> he handled a heckler pretty well. steve scalise is on. we'll talk about the homeland security, will they be shut down or not. another one of your great guests. >> that is indeed also i'll be singing, you'll like this because you do things with people who are far more qualified than you, brian. i'll be singing with -- it was just -- >> he's sensitive. >> i'm not putting down brian. my gosh. all i was saying i sing with america's great engineer opera singer renee fleming.

i don't know if it attracts viewers or drive them away but it's an interesting experience. >> she's in our christmas special. we'll watch you this sunday. 20 minutes before the top of the hour. news time with heather. >> couple of others things going on. it's considered the biggest threat to airplanes around the world and tsa doesn't want to you know about it. the agency issuing an internal warning about virtually undetectable home made thermite bombs. they can't be traced by security machines. if ignited they may be powerful enough to knock a commercial jet out of the sky. potentially killing everyone on board. what makes this even scarier tsa agents say they aren't prepared to deal with this threat. speak of security concerns, there was another breach at minneapolis-st. paul airport. a guy there just climbed an eight-foot barbed wire fence and ended up wandering around the

car mac. kevin bruce has been charged with treasure pag. he smelled with booze and pot. same airport that left an exit door in baggage claim unguarded and also where a former employee with an fbi background check and security clearance he went on to fight with isis. parents in indiana are really fired up about this one. a middle schooler actually a bunch of middle schoolers were asked to fill out a personal survey. the indianapolis students were given questions about drug and alcohol use but also asked to respond to statements like this. people in my family have serious arguments and people in my family often insult or yell at each other. here's one parent's take. >> they crossed the line when they entered the home. those personal questions and if, you know i want people to know about what's going on inside my home i'll let them know. >> no kidding. school says the data is to uncover risk factors in the home and they say the survey was simply optional.

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new troubles for the irs. months after republicans in congress accused him of not telling the truth when he claimed the agency lost lois lerner's emails that allegedly targeted conservative the emails have reappeared. here to break it down is peter johnson jr. i saw some of this yesterday. i couldn't sleep. it's very disturbing stuff. >> now the inspector general for the irs said they have recovered 33,000 emails that may not have been recovered before. there's been sworn testimony before congress and in federal court that the irs, including the commissioner could not find these documents and so now we learn in front of congress they found 33000 emails and that they are looking according to the inspector general and the deputy inspector general at criminal conduct. >> a couple of things that jump out at me.

number one were they ever damaged or lost and number two if you cared about giving congress what they asked for you would have gone to west virginia and found the back up tapes themselves. instead congress went daytona. >> this has been riddled with games and fraud, in my opinion from the very beginning. miss lerner said they were lost. irs said they couldn't recover them at the time that they were lost. they made different stories in a federal lawsuit and to congress as to what they could find. they found more and more and more over time. but there have been sworn statements by the irs including the commissioner who was brought in to clean up the irs after this was revealed in 2013 this has been going on two years brian, brought in to clean it up. and the statements that he made are not true. they are false. now whether they are criminal or not the ig will look at it and perhaps the u.s. attorney will look at it.

>> the democrats were just asking the ig what your looking for instead of asking irs what how far done with this stuff. number two he wanted out without answering a question. >> absolutely. now the smoking gun of many may be in those 33,000 emails. >> he'll not let up. >> no absolutely not. >> have a great weekend. 12 minutes now before the top of the hour. up next the best of "fox & friends" in case you miss admin you missed a lot. first let's check in with bob hemmer and getting ready for his show. >> what's iran's connection to al qaeda? a new report spells that out today. breaking news on the economy. we'll have that for you. >> and the government taking over the internet. what does that mean four and me. are we safer or not. mixed messages. who is impressive at cpac and is that dress blue or white or gold or what in the world it is. we'll see you shortly. top of the hour on a friday. knowledgeable professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays

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>> at the top of the hour if you missed a little on "fox & friends" up miss ad lot. here's a look back at what you might have missed this week. watch. >> it's the oscars post-game show. who your wearing? >> that is funny. i'm wearing something warm. >> call your mom. call your dad. >> went into the smithsonian institute. i called my mom and dad. it was the first thing die. >> i should have called home. call your mom today. say hello. >> your dad. fourth. >> stacy. tell us what's going on. >> who would have guess ad dog and a rat would be best buddies.

>> i might be allergic to the rat. ♪ ♪ how to get to "sesame street" ♪ >> just turned 60 years old. who could tell. >> don't try this at home until you're 60. >> at any point you say this was a mistake. >> not at all. >> you only live once. >> good question. k.c. thank you very much. >> that was a-okay. >> a-okay with us. >> cook up some eggs. >> i apologize brian to you and elisabeth. i smell like a camp fire. if we had smellavision i would smell like lighter fluid and saw dust. >> and a little bit of bacon. >> pizza with a brand new bacon wrapped crust. >> right there that's a shot

steve eating live. >> i've been to the mall of america many times. i would only be careful about eating the fast food near the roller coaster. >> we've been on that reeler coaster. >> our own free time. >> no no, the whole crew there was. we took a camera crew. >> i remember that. >> isn't there another way to get over to sears than this. >> joey logan no wins the daytona 500. >> amazing what comes with it. >> for example >> a cool ring. i got two pieces of hardware. >> this is the championship ring but this wedding ring you were married in december. >> yes. it true you lost that orig ring. >> yeah. this is number two. but same girl. >> i was a coach and he was a zamboni driver and i worked the concession stand so i made the french fries. >> how fast were you on that

date >> i did six minute ice cuss. >> you both like speed. >> i guess so. >> do you have the keys? we would like to take it for a spin. >> thanks very much. >> i'll be happy to pop in shotgun. as we are every morning and i got to say of everybody this week i love them all but joey logano is one of the best guests along with his wife that we ever had. >> they were sweet. open and funny. >> meanwhile if you can't tell that this dress is black and blue you're not alone. we'll explain when we come back.

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gold and white? the lighting in the photo has people seeing it differently sparking a huge debate online. here are some of your e-mail. >> monthly jay said white and gold. >> marissa said i see blue and black but my kids see white and gold. >> and this one i saw white and gold. am i broken. >> the dress is actually black and blue. the big question is why is the color of a dress so fixated a nation. don't we have anything better to do? >> no. on "fox & friends" this weekend we'll have an entire panel, entire 8:00 hour on saturday's show is devoted to this dress. >> general jack keen loves this dress. >> and carly fiorina will be on. she will analyze the dress. and how worried should flyers be

this week. >> have a terrific weekend everybody. we'll be back on monday. he'll be here tomorrow. >> we might sleep here. connection between iran and al qaeda. new documents showing the terror group using tehran as a safe haven as the white house continues to push for a nuclear deal with the rogue nation. martha: i'm martha maccallum. it comes down to the raid on usama bin laden's come pound when the administration boasted it found a treasure trove in that compound. but what happened to all that stuff? apparently only 10% of it was ever investigated but it