sunday, i'm abby huntsman and we been with shocking new developments as the killer has confessed to his crime and we know the man who has given his gun back weeks before that deadlyshooting spree . clayton: he'sbecome somewhat of an arch nemesis . >> if pocahontas elizabeth warren, she leads the senators that's just about to leave the united states senate in her total tenure. clayton: but dismissing elizabeth warren a.k.a.

pocahontas, says she doesn't get her way, trump's cabinet pick will not take the stand. >>. pete: saturday night live might be off this week but it didn't stop alec baldwin from taking a job jab and trump getting the last laugh. "fox & friends" starts right now. pete: i like long dramatic responses.clayton: i stopped because i thought we were playing saturday night live now but apparentlynot so i like the dramatic response .good morning on sunday morning. abby: on the edge of our seats as we always are. clayton: digging out from the big snowstorm yesterday.

abby: i had no idea it was supposed to snow. you warned usyesterday . clayton: i'm not seeing snow and then sure enough. pete: one of thebest weeks is the wildcard nfl weekend . there's so much entertaining news you have to watch all the sports but on twitter, president-elect donald trump was watching what was happening on media and you see democrats getting excited and upset about the russian packing scandal report and the report on whether or not we were going to get a cozy relationship with russia so donald trump in the snowstorm taking to twitter.

abby: he wasletting us know how he feels about this situation. he said having a good relationship with russia is a good thing, not a badthing. only stupid people or fools would think it is bad. we have enough problems around the worldwithout yet another one. russia will respect us far more than they do now and both countries will perhaps work together to solve many of the countries great and depressing issues of the world . he had me up until he goes with the stupid and the fools. we were talking about this in the makeup room . look, it's a package deal. that's always going to come along with it . pete: is a presidential to call people idiots and fools? when he gets the potus twitter account, will that start happening clayton: we try to rush and reset. russia came in and all the big brains said we will reset russia. that happened to be misspelled when it was had handed over to the russians and we tried that. it utterly failed but it's a

perspective that hillary clinton believed in 2009 could work so this is a interview hillary clinton gave in 2009 . abby: is that the button? pete: she said we're going to hit the reset button and start fresh because clearly the obama administration believes there are not a number of important opportunities that we are being vigorous in our outreach for two turning new pages and resetting buttons and were doing all kinds of efforts to create more partners in fewer adversaries and that's aligns with the trump campwhich it doesn't make sense to have more friends in the world to try to solve the world problems. look at isis . clayton: and when hillary clinton did it, it was because they wanted more friends. barack obama's premise was let's be friends with everybody so donald trump is a reflection of aserious realignment. he says sees radical islamic terrorism as a problem and is addressing that threat. it's been perfectly applied under barack obama but it's a

coherent approach to look at ways in which our interest intersect and not throwing them under the bus right away because they are not completely friends.we know they are not our friends . pete: democrats and republicans have this feeling that maybe that's not the course. they remember the 1980sand that hard line against the russian government and what happened there. i agree with your alignment to fight islamic terrorism but what about democracy taking hold in the world in this role back in democracy in russia is also concerning 's . clayton: it's not the 1980s and barack obama famously said they want their foreign-policy back so it is a realignment based on new sharedinterests that are different than theywere . abby: i think it's hypocrisy because we just show that hillary clinton tape where she trust that reset button. no one seemed to be complaining at this point. you don't get the opportunity to press the reset button. people are heading back for doing the exact same thing so

i think every incoming president deserves that opportunity to do things their way , to see things as different . pete: you mentioned democracy, his focus has definitely been on civility. he's taking a different approach. we tried the democracy project in the middle east, it hasn't worked so let's look atrealigning ourselves with nefarious characters who are going to keep their thumb on islamic terrorism . clayton: this week we got this confirmation hearing and it's not going to be an easy road forpresident-elect trump if elizabeth warren gets her way. she tweeted this yesterday. these are the cabinet hearings coming up and she said the office of government ethics wrote me with great concern about the gop's confirmation hearing. cabinet officials must put our countries interest before their own. no hearing should be held until we are certain that's the case . pete: the government office of government ethics reviews cabinet members as they go through.

there's an unprecedented amount of wealthy individuals without a lot of government experience going into trump's cabinet which a lot of people believe this is a big plus area but this is how the swap works.so schumer and elizabeth warren requested a letter from the government of all this takes. he's an obama donor who then gives them letters saying we are behind the curve. it's allpart of the distraction to try to discredit them .abby: on the service you read it and this is all about ethics but then you dig a little deeper and you see how political this is at the end of the day. here was trump talking about elizabeth warren . >> this pocahontas elizabeth warren, she is probably the senator that's doing just about the least in the united states senate . she's a total failure. she hasn't done anything. this elizabeth warren, she's a disaster. she's got nothing going. she's got these citizens represented by pocahontas. represented by pocahontas. she's terrible.

she is just a terrible person. i'll make you a deal. you can have pocahontas, i'll take tom brady and bill belichick. abby: great to have some bad blood leading up to this so no surprise to that going on. pete: he's had meetings with worstpeople and brought them into his cabinet . clayton: ms. warren telling the new york times, one of the article is senate to push trump's pics, someone vetted. how do we know who these people are? abby: but before, they were moving fast enough. tooslow. you can'twin, people . pete: it all adds up to let's make him look bad . abby: something we can agree on is theweather.

it's been crazy, it's been extreme. a storm turning deadly killing five people. snow and freezing rainturning roads into disaster zones, causing hundreds of crashes including a 30 car pileup in connecticut . watch as this suv goes sliding across sideways . clayton: you don't want to go sideways when you are driving. rick is tracking that storm. do we see in north carolina huge pilot too? >> we missed on this across georgia, kids in georgia thinking they were going to wait on's on saturday with a lot of snow. we had more in new york city than we thought but cold air is in place now. that means it's not melting anytime soon and tomorrow when you go to work, the roads will be very icy because what does melt a little bit due to the friction of tires is going to freeze a lot so be careful as you are heading out. this wind coming out of the north in the last 24 hours has settled across florida.

you are 36 degrees cooler than you were yesterday at this time. 41 degrees in tampa right now.it is very cold. that's tonight low so by tomorrow morning. go into tuesday morning, we are still cold but wednesday the warm air comes back and we see a 40 degrees temperature swing across the eastern's seaboard so the snow will be gone quickly. that's what's left of the snow storm, a little bit of lake effect snow and we will turn our attention to the west because major rain and snowcoming in across california. we've been talking about this drought outthere for years in california. there is a series of storms that might completely bust that drought. in the process, we might be watching massive flooding going on across central california . clayton: you would probably take it to get rid of this drought . abby: thank you rick. now to headlines and a fox news alert. new information coming in and out of that fort lauderdale airport attack which left five people dead.

26-year-old estaban santiago scene right they are charged with multiple federal felonies and facing the death penalty after confessing to the murderous shooting rampage as a former national guardsmen's brother blames the fbi for letting him slip through the cracks.we know the agents gave santiago his gun back despite his delusional claims the fbi was forcing him to watch isis videos. terrorism is not being ruled out. 300 marines heading back to afghanistan to fight a resurgent taliban. soldiers will be there to train, advise and assist the the afghan national troops. 8400 american troops are in the country despite president obama clearing the fighting over in 2014. president-elect trump's son-in-law looking to make a move to the white house. jared kushner reportedly preparing to resign as ceo of his families real estate company in order to comply

with government ethics standards so he can take a formal role as an advisor to mister trump. he and yvonne got at least property in washington dc. make america groovy again? alec baldwin trolling the president elect with a russian version of his signature hack. the only translation, the translation is all.native russianspeakers picking up on the botchedphrasing and tweeting this : that hat is both grammatically correct and is more about making america groovy again. the worlds are all wrong and the word for great is better translated as awesome or groovy .clayton: maybe he likes disco or something. all kinds of good intentions from him. abby: he made headlines when he said god intervened to help donald trump win the election andfranklin graham says he still needs god's help. he joins us with his message in a few minutes . clayton: president obama set to deliver his farewell address this week. what will his legacy be?

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clayton: president obama will deliver his final farewell speech from hishometown of chicago. the big question, where will he go down in presidential history ? she is on donald trump's inaugural committeeand brian dennehy, welcome to both of you on this knowing sunday morning. >> good morning, god bless you . clayton: as a liberal brian, where do you think president obama will come down in history books? >> he'll come down near the top. he's kept us safe. he captured all but osama bin laden and he's been a president who obviously has increased jobs in our country. a 78 strength straight month streak of unemployment and he's set up a safety net.

122 million people have healthcare and it's probably been the best decade as reported to me so when welook at him over the broad spectrumof issues you are concerned about, he's been a good president . clayton: safer around the world,expanded health care and we are safer at home . >> and increased jobs . clayton: deal by that? >> absolutely zero no.you cannot plant tomatoes and think you are going to read peppers. i'll say it another way. you cannot disappoint the people and then want to walk out with accolades and wanting after you failed the inner cities. after you failed the poor and the middle class. after you only bailed out one old wall street, the auto industry and the banks and you left americans behind. we have a isis problem. we have a isis problem that was in infancy when you

walked in the door and now we've gotfull-blown isis running all around the world , terrorizing everyone. all the people that votedfor him put their hopes in his story for change and hope and now look at what we are looking at ? >> recordunemployment . >> part-time jobs, not living wage. clayton: i want to ask you on the isis question and you on the inner-city question. chicago, in chicago we've seen record murders in chicago. >> absolutely. clayton: ground 04 black youth unemployment in this country, a disaster by all accounts. what do you say to that? has he let the inner cities down? >> let's remember we have a mayor of the city and chicago is a trouble spot, there's no doubt about it and there's more research that could be

put into our inner cities but congress blocked a lot of the jobs programs you wanted to do. there's a lot you wanted to do that congress blocked. new york city has had a lot of downturn in arrests so other parts of the country have donewell and the president has done the best we can. we don't have a dictatorship, keep that in mind and the president has done the best he could with the environment he had . clayton: with the eye isis situation, you said it's been a disaster and guests have acknowledged this which is that isis leadership is on the run, they're having to come out of hiding and drone strikes have gone after the top leadership area has there been majoradvancements on isis, would you can see that? >> i would say no because look at all the murders going on around the world. christians being persecuted . and let's get back to chicago which is my hometown mister benjamin. chicago we havebodies piling up in the morning. we have children being killed

in the streets on the prison . it doesn't matter. that's his body and that is his crib and the you endorsed that mayor to chicago and we believe you and another travesty and that and has befallen our city. excuse me mister benjamin, i'll let you talk and what i would say is this as well. with respect to the respected people that put him into office, all we asked you to do was keep your word. you said hope. you said change areaand in chicago we have this scare . that's scandal, what are you talking about? >> the president has been a good president in spite of what she's trying to spew. he's done the best he can for this country. >> i didn't say hewasn't a good man, i said his policies were in error . clayton: both of you were at the presidential library

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charge and they should. theshow is over at sea world san diego, officially ending killer whale performances today but a new orca attraction opening in the summer will be more educational and less theatrical . because that's what kids want, of course. this comesdays after sea world orlando announced the death of famed oracle whale tilikum, no word on the cause of death . >> i believe it was god ... [applause] god showed up. he answered the prayers of hundreds of thousands of people across this land that had been praying for this country. abby: he is the voice of evangelicals, the reverend franklin graham says president-elect donald trump was put in the white house my god. franklin graham joins us now, president and ceo of america first and a really graham

evangelistic association. it's good to have you here. >> thank you, good to be with you abby. abby: we just played that sound. when you said god intervened in electing trump at the white house, there were members of the left that were up in arms about this. what were they so upset about? >> first of all, i think they're upset at losing. that's what they are mad about. i'm not a republican and i'm not a democrat. i'm a follower of the lord jesus christ. i believe jesus is god's son, that he died for our sinsand god raised him to life and i went across this country holding prayer rallies . we went to every state capital and these were statewide prayer rallies where people came from every district, every county. they came by the hundreds of thousands and stood on the capitol steps and they prayed. they didn't come to hearme

speak , they came to pray for this nation because they knew the country was goingthe wrongdirection. i could tell as i was going across this country that god was getting ready to do something. they were praying that god would change the direction our nation was going and the secularists that had gotten control of washington , that have a humanistic, atheist agenda , they were praying that god would change this and put somebody in the white house thatbelieved in god. and was willing to listen to god's voice. i believe this election, no question, i believe god's hand was in it . abby: powerful words and as we ring in the new year, you are saying we still need god's help . >> no question. our country is still in great trouble. we are such a divided nation and it's notdonald trump that divided it. it's been divided for some time and we need to come together as a people. we need to come together as a country. there are so many international problems, economic problems.

we need to pray . abby: reverend, you will be at theinauguration. normally it's the one day of the year in those four years where the country can come together, when they can celebrate the united states together. we're not seeing that happen this time . >> i hope the country does come together. i saw when president barack obama was inaugurated that the people came . whether you are with the left or right, i think everybody was cheering and hoping and wishing him the best, praying for him but i was there with george w. bush, when he was inaugurated for the first time and i saw demonstrators and people that were angry and were upset with the process and i hope thatdoesn't

happen this time. i know there's been a call for demonstrations, call for the left to show up and try to disrupt this on inauguration. that's the wrong thing to do. we need to come together as americans and he won the election, donald trump one and he and mike pence are going to be sworn in and the process moves forward and now we need to help this nation move forward . abby: that's a great message to and on, it's been good having you here this morning .>> thank you. abby: coming up, one business ownerhas a message for liberal cnn and even bruce springsteen. we've had it with you. climate change has this meteorologist in a total meltdown. why he says he's too depressed to do his job. award season kicks off with the golden globes. will allow our land be a big winner? kevin mccarthy is here with his predictions, he joins us next .

abby: we are back with a fox news alert, breaking overnight a killer's stunning confession clayton: the man behind the airport massacre admitting to the murderous rampage. stephen harrigan is live outside florida hospital with brand-new details in this horrifying attack . good morning steve. reporter: 20 the 26-year-old shooter is cooperating with authorities, he's given several hours of interviews and we are learning more about him. he is admitting the a taxi carried out on friday at fort lauderdale international airport was deliberate.

he says he brought a one-way ticket from alaska to florida, checked one bag and inside that bag a nine millimeter walter semi automatic pistol. the only thing he checked he intended to come here and kill. he told authorities he was deliberately taking head shots, something the video footage taken from the airport confirms. even passersby and eyewitnesses say this was a methodical killer. he fired roughly 15 rounds, pausing to reload a second clip area and out of those 15 shots he managed to kill five people, wounded six more. some of those wounded still in the hospital behind me,

two of those wounded shot point-blank in the face so this was a methodical killer trying to take headshot and take down as many people as possible. many of those senior citizens here for cruises. still a mystery surrounding this case, why did he do it? what was the motivation and why in florida? officials notruling out any link to terrorism but they say the shooter operated alone. he will make his first court appearance monday. this will be the first federal case since the shooting happened at the airport and he could be facing the death penalty. back to you. clayton: thank you . abby: disturbing details there. new headlines to get to, print the president-elect will not be meeting with the taiwanese president during her upcoming visit to the us. beijing keeping a close eye on trump's team to see if he will further engage in a place that china considers its territory. tweeting this yesterday, i look forward to meeting prime minister theresa may in washington in the spring. britain, a longtime us ally, is very special.

a critical ruling in the case of a california woman shot and killed by an illegal immigrant. a judge saying kate shively's family consumed the federal government for negligence after an agent left a loaded pistol in a marked car that was later stolen and used to kill her. she was shot in the san francisco by this man, juan francisco lopez sanchez who had already been deported at least five times. he is embarrassed to call them americans, conservative business owner plastering scathingsigns calling out liberal cnn even bruce springsteen, the massive message picking up the front part of his computer with shots in oregon. he said the attack on the whites, mentally disabled trumpsupporter by for black teenagers was his quote, last straw. pete: one update on that story , we've raised $100,000 and the community has come together to raise $100,000. rick standing by outside in the cold . abby: how is it, rick? reporter: is chilly out here, chile across the east and a lot of places in north carolina are going to remain very cold today and tomorrow

morning, take a look at the map and we will show you what's going on. this is the current windchill. itfeels like 27 in tampa so a lot of places that are not used to that cold .15 in san antonio, 23 in new orleans. it's cold almost everywhere across the country right now. today theeastern seaboard will remain below average . we will put the map in motion, you see this continues to move across the lakes that are not frozen over yet and temperatures will remain chilly today. across the southeast, a lot of the area remaining below freezing and tonight, a very hard freeze again so whatever you got of moisture on those roads and bridges, they're going to freeze again tonight. moving across parts of the upper planes, one disturbance will be bring snow to minnesota and toward

wisconsin and finally out across the west. take a look at this moisture streaming in. it is going to be a major flooding event today alone, maybe 10 inches of rain across california. abby: come inside, it's cold out there. clayton: lights, camera, award season is tonight. hollywood's biggest names under the same roof but before the golden globes start, who can we expect to come in a winner pete: kevin mccarthy whose super excited about all today's predictions . abby: where are you this morning? reporter: i'm in dc and i was sitting across from mister batman yesterday, i was excited about that but tonight is the play off for me. he did. unfortunately, he came in, he said kevin, this is not happening. i'm very upset about this. i don't think you like my movie predictions but that was the last straw. abby: what are those predictions? kevin: this is the playoffs of the movies and the super

bowl is obviously the academy awards. first up is best picture and i love the golden globes, the idea that they can split up between drama and musical comedy and "moonlight" will take home the award tonight. it's one of the most powerful tones i've seen in a while. i think this cast is so incredible that they will go on to win the sag ensemble award as well but tonight, this will take home best picture and best drama but keep an eye out for "hacksaw ridge" which is also one of the best films of last year aswell, the mel gibson film about world war ii . clayton: i haven't seen this "la la land" and you love it. best picture, musical or comedy? kevin: damien should sell will take home best director but this is a musical comedy, it's going to take home the award. in my opinion i'm hopingfor a dead pool orsing street surprise . abby: it was hilarious . kevin: my best friend

continuing this. steve loved that movie two, he tweeted me on saturday and he said i love deadpool. deadpool is the biggest movie of 2017. "la la land" will take only award but i'm hoping for a deadpool surprise .abby: what about best actor? kevin: katie casey affleck will take on this award. i was interviewing his talking to him about the performance and he said when he watched his performance for the first time, all he saw was a special performance because he knew his brothers

tricks over the years and he said this was a natural performance. he became this character. it's an amazing film overall. i think he will win but i wish denzel washington would win for fences, upper phenomenal performance as well . clayton: best actor in a musical or comedy? kevin: this is interesting because i think ryan gosling will take on the award for this category. but i'm really hoping for ryan reynolds deadpool surprise. over the years, this is an 11 year passion project. he had a hard time getting this made but i think he will take only award. i will be jumping up and down as ryan reynolds wins. pete: that would be amazing. what about best actress in a drama? kevin: that would be natalie portman in jackie. she won the oscar for black swan and also the critics choice award. this is no question is going to go to jackie. abby: i'm dying to see that one as well. best actress for a musical or comedy? kevin: emma stone. emma stone is going to be

facing off against portman in the oscars but since they're indifferent categories tonight, i think must own will take only award for best musical comedy actress and my wife and i will be dressing up. i will be wearing a tuxedo, she will be in her dress, i cannot wait . abby: i cannot wait to see the pictures on twitter. clayton: at home with the dog, can'tbeat it. thankyou. pete: tuxedo top, sweatpants bottom. donald trump promised to build a big beautiful wall and make mexico pay for it . >> i'm not going to pay for this wall . let him pay for it. clayton: our next guest says mexico should pay up, they oh us. be by the detroit auto show kicks off. we are live on the show with cars including models with built-in wi-fi. >>. [music]

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a meteorologist meltdown. a writer for slate magazine unloading on twitter about the emotions that the planet is having on his life.how am i supposed to do my job literally to report planetary suicide without experiencing deep exit sensual despair myself? we don't deserve this planet. there are many days i feel it would be better off without us. nfl playoffs are underway, oakland raiders taking on the houston texans.forcing three turnovers at 27 to 14 and detroit lions up against the seattle seahawks, seahawks winning 26 26. the miami dolphins will take on the pittsburgh steelers followed by a showdown between the new york giants and green bay packers area. pete: i will bewatching both

those games. president-elect donald trump promised to build a big beautiful wall and make mexico pay for it . >> i am not going to pay for this wall. let him pay for it. pete: we've heard from the sky, the former mexican president who's notmincing words there and on twitter, doubling down with this tweet, incorporated trump, when will you understand i'm not paying for that wall . the clear with taxpayers, they will pay for it. there is one thing your taxes are covering and that foreign aid to mexico to the tune of more than $140 million this year alone. help here to help us crunch the numbers is conservative commentator george rodriguez. thanks for joining us.

when americans see we are spending money on aid to mexico, we have a president-elect who said mexico will pay for the wall he's going to build, what do you say about how we can influence their ability to paper the wall? >> there is various ways. mexico is responsible for the illegal immigration problem we are having because it's their border that people are crossing. we must understand that billions of dollars that are related to mexico and other nations by illegal aliens as well as legal residence but mostly illegal aliens sending back to their country. if we put a 10 percent tax or fee on those remittances, we would be able to pay. the second thing we should do is also , the amount of foreign aid that we send to these countries, what we need to do is also curtailed that foreign aid and use that for border security, particularly in those countries like mexico where they encourage

illegal immigration . pete: border security, a lot of that 400 million dollars that we send is for strengthening border security and counter drug operations which up until this point unfortunately have been ineffectual but i want to talk about the remittances, the money that illegal or legal immigrants send back to their families. we got the numbers we are going to put up on the screen from 2015 and 2016, those are bignumbers. 1.6, $1.9 billion in 2015 and 2.4 billion in 2016, that's a 20 percent increase and you say that money going back is staying out of the us economy but if we put a tax on it, that's a handsome amount of money that could be added to paying for a portion of that wall . >> that's correct. there is a study that was done by a think tank that showed that all we need to do is put a 10 percent fee on those remittances going out from western union or any other medium that's utilized. if they did that, we would

have more than enough money to pay for the wall . pete: critics of mister trump say that because he's looking at potentially appropriating money upfront to pay for the wall, that he's going back on his pledge, that he's not going to have mexico pay for it. what do you save to the critics that are saying that? >> they are paying for the wall because the money that is going to mexico, these billions of dollars, that's the money that we are tracking and using to build the wall so it is their money that were going to be using. pete: not tomention the president-elect onthe campaign trailsaid we would have to spend some upfront but we will recoup it to make sure it's a value neutral proposition. thankyou for joining us this morning, i appreciate your expertise . coming up, hollywood gets emotional . >> i never tried before . >> i heard our president say climate change is the most important issue, it was

inspiring . >>those words in the constitution, we the people . pete: tears in hollywood. celebrities having heartache as they say farewell to president obama plus, we are getting rounded upat the detroit auto show with the highest tech cars of the year including cards with built-in wi-fi. we are live on the show floor next to .

abby: for 30 years the north american international auto show has brought car fans to detroit. clayton: what are the hot items to check out this year? pete: mike claudel is live from the show floor to tell us all about it. reporter: good morning and

happy new year. it's the super bowl of auto shows, the north american international auto show and there will be roughly 50 vehicles beingdebuted starting tomorrow, we're bringing it to you today first. this is ford's all-new 2018 at 150. it's a beautiful vehicle. they redesigned the exterior , giving it more of an aggressive and sporty look. all-new truck in its class, vestry and detection, not only wi-fi hotspot to stay connected and this is a good one, nice feature here, 10 percent fuel savings with that auto start stop technology. it was previewed during fox sports between the detroit lions and saddle seahawks. at ces they made big news with their all-new nissan autonomous nobility technology. this is super futuristic and developed inpartnership with nasa and it helps the vehicle think faster and allows autonomous vehicles to coexist with human beings . the technology will be

featured on the nissan leaf and it's pro pilot. the auto industry faces a challenge. how do you get millennial behind the wheel of a car? they don't like to buy cars. chrysler came up with a portal concept designed by millennial's, it's been a fully interchangeable interior. you can interchange the interior, move the seat where you want to go, not to mention that center console, move it to the back and they have this free-flowing entertainment display on the interior of the vehicle. sunday is showcasing this autonomous vehicle,think about google with the radar detection may have , they integrated it into the front bumper. also autonomous, take your hands off and the people will drive itself. it's being tested in the los angeles and south korea. i've got a couple different things i've got to show you because there's a lot of news at the show. michelin is launching its new

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8, i'm abby huntsman and this is a fox news alert. the man behind the fort lauderdale airport massacre admitting to mark that murderous rampage and we now know the man who has voices in his head wasgiven his gun back just before thatdeadly shooting spree . clayton: celebrities cannot help themselves . >> i never cried before except election results when i was at the un, i heard our president say that climate change is the most important

issue acing not only this generation but all future generations, it was inspiring. >> when i was at the un, i cried. the hollywood elite bid farewell to president obama and one last fawning video. how would you like the inauguration withthe farm overall? wait till you receive the responses he is getting here, they are total winners . "fox & friends" part to start right now. [music] abby: now i really want to know. pete: i did notice your socks , craig is wearing a sock we got forfree yesterday because he's a very economical guy . abby: he wore them yesterday too. pete: one is insideout . clayton: i didn't know that, thanks for pointing that out on national television . reporter: i'mjust glad i got here . abby: we are glad you are wearing socks at least . reporter: the last time you

were making fun of my long ties, have you gotten any shorter? clayton: we got comments about the rent couch, people are making comments about that. he put his heal up on it and it written down. look at that. abby: i'm not even going to show you the pillow i am sitting on. clayton: the couches off-white the but the pillow is not so it looksdirty . pete: democrats upset this morning because of what's unfolding between russia and president-elect donald trump. it has been a long-standing tradition in this country that it seems like they are an adversary going back to the 1980s and then we had 2009, hillary clinton and

president obama and the russian reset but donald trump is getting hot under the collar on saturday, he took to twitter and unleashed a jury of tweets. abby: giving youa sense of what he really thinks, this is what we did yesterday. having a good relationship with russia is a good thing, not a bad thing. only stupid people or pool with think it is bad. we have problems around the world enough without another one. russia will respect us far more than they do now and both countries will perhaps work together to solve many of the great and pressing problems and issues of the world . clayton: mister trump saying as mister trump would and being aggressive against critics but what he's trying to say is, this isn't just a flippant thingfor him.

he wants a strategic realignment russia has interests that intersect with ours. he wantsmore stability as opposed to democracy promotion and his policies have signaled thatso he's saying don't tell me to be an adversary before i come into office.i really do want a real reset as opposed to the manufactured button that hillary clinton hit . pete: this is what democrats have been saying for the past five years or so. the russian reset, here was the button . abby: an actual button . pete: i guess they got it from spencer's gifts or something like that. clayton: alec baldwin's hat wasn't misspelled to . abby: what happened after they press that button? pete: here's what hillary clinton had to say about this,see if this sounds similar to what donald trump had to say. were going to hit reset and start fresh because clearly the obama administration believes there are a number of important areas to discuss

with the russians but also opportunities and we are being vigorous in our outreach. we are resetting buttons and doing all kindsof efforts to create more partners and fewer adversaries . clayton: when you hear reset button because you want to be friends with somebody, just because you want to be friends doesn't mean you have a strategic ability to do so dissented from there. we had the 2011 election , putin, you've got ukraine, syria, always we became adversaries because it never really was based on a strategic respect that obama or clinton had, trump is saying i really have a reason why i don't want to heat see him as an adversary . >> hehas a tall order deal with and now we have this intelligence report on friday that says they tried to influence our election. it didn't have anything to do with president trump, it was all to undermine clinton but if you are trying to be friends with someone you want

to make sure . clayton: keep your friends close . pete: friends close and enemies closer.abby: there are a lot of people that agree with that. when you look at how vladimir putin has handled things over the last eight years and donald trump using theword fool in histweets, he has the upper hand at this point. he's been able to get away with so much. he's the one that's winning right now! so for mister trump to say let's press that reset button again, let me try to do it my way, we should see what happens here clayton: he's playing the better hand, putin is right now. abby: more coming in, hearings set for nine of president-elect trumps cabinet members this week . pete: elizabeth warren gearing for a big fight. elizabeth is in washington dc with the latest, good morning . reporter: the hearings are beginning tuesday. senators will be questioning jeff sessions, the nominee for attorney general and john kelly, the pick for homeland security secretary along with

other heavy hitters . the secretary of state directs teller sin, his choice foreducation. urban development and labor secretary as well as representative mike pompeo who is picked to lead the cia. elizabeth warren are bulging at the speed at which things are moving. she says select committees have not received financial disclosures for some pics for congress. taking to twitter she wrote in part, this is ridiculous. he wrote to donald trump , nominees dragged their feet on ethics paperwork. they tried to run out the clock. the director of office of government ethics responding to senator warrenwrote in a letter calendar is of great concern to me. on the other side of the aisle the resources with reports that say clearance of ethics processes can be completed before, during or after the hearing and if you remember whenpresident obama took office in 2009, warren and half a dozen cabinet nominees went through

confirmation on hisfirst day in office and by the end of the week , obama had been. abby: thank you. pete: you're getting allyour golden globe information together. abby: not everyone is excited about this . clayton: thepress thinks donald trump may loom over the golden globes .pete: he looms over everything but we seem failed awards show where the jokes have fallen flat . clayton: and from america . abby: this coming from the associated press, the transition on the minds of hollywood is the one taking place in washington on january 20, the election of donald trump has loomed over the award season where the movie seasonscongratulatory toasting has been mixed with aforeboding sense of dread . abby: pete: that's so sad . abby: there was a big party at the white house, it was a big farewell bash , all the celebrities were there . abby: manyof them were in tears about this upcoming election .clayton: all the speeches at the golden globes, the dripping speeches about how the world is going to end . the ratings have been going

down because of that. you want to watch actors, you don't want to your politics that's my prediction. pete: this video is sort of an mlm nation if you will. i don't know ifi use it properly in this context but in putting these together, this was a look back at president obama and the way he inspired people . >> knocking on the oval office window, i would say that was probably the feet of my entireexistence. >> i never cried before from election results . >> you felt thosefirst three words of the constitution and one of those first times in my life that i felt like i was part of that we . >> the moments that we got the affordable care act and i have relatives that can't afford health insurance so it was really a great thing to know that nothing happened to get health care for them. >> when he changed all the rules on the table in regards to cuba, with the most

succinct motivation imaginable which is what we've been doing hasn't worked. which made all the sense in the world-class when i was at the un and i heard our president say that climate change is the most important issue facing not onlythis generation but future generations, it was inspiring . pete: i love that piano music. i do agree with jerry seinfeld, getting to do a comedy by knocking on the oval office window,that was pretty funny. that was good, i agree with that part . clayton: i'm not sad when celebrities are sad but we want to know what you know. how do you feel aboutthe serenading of celebrities to the obama white house . abby: we have headlines to get to and a fox news alert, brand-new information in the fort lauderdale airport attack which left five people dead, 26-year-old estaban santiago charged withmultiple felonies, facing the death penalty after confessing to

the shooting rampage . this at the former national gardens brother is blaming the fbi for letting him slip through the cracks. we now know the agency said iago his gun back despite his delusional claims the fbi was forcing him to watch isis videos. terrorism is not being ruled out. to another fox news alert, a truck renting right into a group of soldiers, killing at least three and injuring 15 in jerusalem, according to reuters. here's a live look at the scene where police are calling it a deliberate attack area there are reports

that soldiers opened fire on the truck driver, police sing the suspect is dead and we will continue to update this tory as more details unfold. a manhunt underway at this hour for a gunman tried to assassinate a us consular official in mexico. christopher ashcraft was leaving and jim in broad daylight when the shooter followed him. moments later that gunman opened fire, striking him in the chest before running away ashcraft, a foreign service officer on his first posting with the us state department is in stable condition. the fbi offering a $20,000 reward for information on that attacker. and dc's first snowfall of the year not stopping our nation's heroes from standing guard. a beautiful site. the old guard undaunted by the conditions at the tomb of the unknown . every tombstone decoratedwith a wreath all thinking are fox and friends viewers for helping raise those funds. joe biden, two weeks ago it is so beautiful to see, just

a wreath at every single tombstone, it is so powerful . pete: an update on that second story read in jerusalem, a friend of mine texted me as you are reading it for killed, three women apparently, one boy and 15 wounded. the truck ran into a group of soldiers in jerusalem so it appears a deliberate terrorist attack. coming up,president obama set to free more suspects from gitmo and they include the worst of the worst area we are telling you who'sleft and who's being let out . these are some seriously bad dudes. should republicans repeal obama care without a replacement? it's a battle brewing on capitol hill. kelly has ideas about it live in pittsburgh . we will see. [music] i laugh, i sneeze...

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clayton: showdown brewing over obamacare. it will it be the first thing on the chopping block for the new congress? and what is the plan to replace it?pete: joining us now is pennsylvania congressman mike kelly, a member ofthe house ways and means committee who has jurisdiction over health care reform. obamacare is a hot topic, how to repeal it, when to repeal it, what to replace it with ? what's your perspective? >> we are starting to repeal as we talk. vice president-electpens came into our congress and he was clear about this. he said we make promises and were going to eat those promises. versus repeal andreplacement of obamacare and that's the mission we are on and where you're going to see it happen very quickly .

pete: the argument is you have no plan and if you look at the kaiser family : obamacare, 40 percent want to see it repealed, 47 percent of americans don't want it repealedand 20 percent say congress should vote to repeal and replace later on so what is the plan when you move that gap? the big concern is the gap. you get rid of it and there's a space in between . >> first of all, do we have a plan? we've had a plan. something called the better way we've had for a long time now and anyone can take a look at it and see what our plans are but i want people to understand so this is clear. the plan you are on right now, you're not going to lose it on january 21 because mister trump was sworn into office. this idea that the rug is going to be pulled out from under you is another one of those whoppers. growing up i was told don't make promises you can't keep and number two, don't lie to people. when you like the people you

break that trust. we've been lied to for eight years andit was never true when the president said if you have a doctor you like you can keep them. if your premiums are going to go down, nothing could be further from the truth. republicansare going to change that. they're not going to do that for the good of republicans, they're going to do that for the american people. were going to keep that promise . abby: that cadillac tax, you want to repeal that . >> sure, because when you look at the cadillac tax, on a cadillac dealer but the cadillac tax, listen, now i'm a congressman. i was happy doing both by the way but the cadillac tax was aimed at thoseemployers who provided what the obama administration said was overly generous health care package for their associates. the cadillac tax was them , those employers who put in place that health care package as overly generous, were going to have a 40 percent excise tax on it if

you continue to do that. nothing is more un-american than telling people look, you are treating your employees to good. you're treating your associates too good. if the cost exceeded 10,200, 40 percent tax. for a family, 27,500 if it went beyond that. why would you take away some hard-working american people a healthcare cac package picked up by their employer, not by taxpayers. pete: the question really on capitol hill right now is the promises made to repeal obamacare on day one but the exact legislation which takes time may not be ready on day one so is there a split in the caucus? are there people saying we wait a week or two before we repeal it so we have something to replace it with right away because that gap is something people are concerned about i understand thatbut i want to go back, the gap is there because were going to do something thoughtful. it has to be affordable and accessible and it has to be sustainable.

the competition is what drives a better product in the lower price and makes it better for the american people . clayton: great to see you this morning. 1:0 5 pm, he will be watching. >> go steelers. clayton: he got it in. president obama set the free more suspects from gitmo and they include the worst of the worst, a former army officer who served it gitmo shows us who's left and who's being let out and these are some bad dudes. >> serving all your motorcycle insurance needs. now, that's progressive.

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terror army and finally, 5000. that is how many national troops will be deployed to washington dc for president trumps inauguration. the big day is less than two weeks away, that's unbelievable. over to you . pete: president trump authorized many gitmo detainees to south american that looks like it will be the last transfer before he leaves office. out of the 55 detainees left at guantcamo bay, there are 19 eligible for transfer but do we want to let these men have an opportunity to return to the battlefield as upwards of 30 percent have done? joining me to discuss this is retired army major granger, former ranking medical department manager at guantcamo bay and the author of saving grace, a guantcamo bay memoir. he served at one time obey when there were a lot of detainees here but here to discuss those that are left,

this board has a picture of all 55, before that were recently transferred to saudi arabia and we label a number of them cleared to go with meaning theseare the ones president obama would like to try to get rid of. you've identified for, major. they could be released that are pretty bad dudes . >> these are the nuclear weapons of the jihad. the president obama isputting them back in and these four guys could inspire acts of terror if they are released . >> these four in the middle, this guy right here, who is he? >> that is boring, he was algerian born. he was recruited there by a top cleric,one of al qaeda's most notorious. he is a senior explosive network trainer . pete: he was recommended for prosecution thoughwe wanted to go after him, now we reclassified him . >> exactly, there you go . >> number two, this is due to sheikh mohsen, an associate of bin laden since 1993. the top explosives expert and a instructor at the training camps.he commanded bin

laden's troops of the frontline and he covered bin laden's escape. pete: this is something i'm aware of, there were uprisings at guantcamo bay, when i was there as a guard we werepart of putting those down. they said they want to keep killing americans and they are cleared to go .>> exactly and that brings us to the number three guy, he is commander of alqaeda forces in afghanistan and said to have threatened andassaulted guards . he was assessed prior to the presidents breakup being too dangerous to be released . >>. pete: look at that smile, that smile is one that says i can't wait to be free and be a good guy. that says i can't wait to be free and go back to the jihad which these guys and said their lives are recommitted to. the military said this guy shouldn'tbe released, now the obama administration has said

he can be cleared to go . >> but putting the first team back in the game. and all dual sorrow, he was a fanatic. he was raised in saudi arabia, has pakistani citizenship. he threatened to cut off i had and led disturbances at guantcamo. he held speeches telling prisoners to fight against infidels and kill all americans, men, women and children and babies. pete: you and i were both there. these are folks that want to kill americans and are what to go back and try to do so and were going to release as many aswe can these four, because of their skills, experience and disposition, they could successfully lead and inspire others against operations against our allies . >> which is why mister trump says we shouldn't close smoke

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>> here we go, little birdie. goahead and fly away . clayton: the man using his breath to fall theice holding the bird in place. he said it was a delightful way to start the new year. it's a metaphor for 2017 . abby: dsc how tender and kind their little feet are. he could have easily broken off the foot. i'm glad it worked out. you guys have a lot of headlines to get to and heroes call them a danger to society. the chicago team charged with torturing a man with special needs while streaming live on facebook. two of the suspects, she says they were not raised by that. >> these are my granddaughters. >> how did this happen?

>> don't know. i'm very sorry this happened. i grew up and i wasn't raised like this . abby: an online fundraising campaign to help the victim of the attack raising more than $117,000. that's great. with such a critical ruling in the case of an innocent california woman shot and killed by an illegal immigrant, a judge saying his family can sue the federal government for negligence after an agent left the pistol in unmarked car that was later stolen and used for murder her. schneider was shot in san francisco in 2015 by this

man, juan francisco sanchez lopez who had been deported at least five times. on the hill, chicago's first hearing in decades, the university of chicago looking to downplay the violent reputation.officials offering $500 to tour guides who can come up with the most creative way to dispel the quote, negative perception that all of chicago is unsafe. the windy city had a record 762homicides last year despite some of the strictest gun laws in the country. we've been reporting all morning with president trump's inauguration fast approaching, the pharma bro needs a date. martin shkreli asking women on twitter to join him and so far , this woman declining his invite saying sorry, i already made really fun plans. the pharma bro later insisting it's all a joke saying she he is asking the most liberal journalists out to troll them. he's been one of the most hated man in america since he raised the price of each drug by 500 percent. clayton: rick wright has established some extreme weather on the east coast and

all up and down the eastern seaboard. where did you go? reporter: we had people here and they all ran away. you are back. you're in south florida. moore haven florida, belle glade florida, do you know where that'sat? clayton: 17 degrees, how does it feel? reporter: the snow yesterday, let's talk about that . clayton: it happens on a saturday, much better for people out and about however that snow is not going to go anywhere quickly because the temperatures are so cold, especially the know we saw in virginia and north carolina. your temperatures today back into the single digits in the lower teens and that means roads freezing again so be careful if you are headed out. freeze advisory in place all across so expect to see the cold air this morning, as well as tonight into tomorrow morning. we start to warm up by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. today across northeast a cold one. lake effect snow and mostly clear skies.in the south,

very clear skies and slippery conditions where you saw that freezing rain and snow but it's very cold. to the northern plains a little bit of snow that will fall through the evening hours and outacross the west, a massive series of storms coming in across southern california and central california that will bring snow. we will send it back to you inside . >> . abby: president-elect donald trump asking president obama's ambassadors to return home by inauguration day. the new york times ran this headline that obama's envoys are extended past inauguration day. clayton: how unprecedented is this considering president obama did the same thing? editor-in-chief of the deadly daily caller, great to see you this morning. how uncommon is this or is it perfectly normal? >> i wrote a column warning

them not to you let their reporters use words like unprecedented and most reporters don't know their history. it's not only not unprecedented, it's normal. ambassadors are friends of the president, donors and people the president knows. this nice job to go to luxembourg or something and when the new president comes in, why would they ever wanted those people around? they usually got rid of them. this goes back to fdr. abby: i was seven years old when george w. bush was there and clinton came in, wewent home quickly after that. you're saying this is common thing, john kirby from the state department agreeing with you on that, here's what he says . >>all political appointees for the obama administration were directed to send their letters of resignation, that is common , typical practice. i've been a political appointee for this or any other administration, you have no expectations of staying beyond the inauguration of the new administration, that's the way itworks .

abby: is this politics just because it's mister trump, this is another way to hit on him? >> people get moved around all the time and i don't recall the new york times crying all the tears were military families. one secretary of state who did treat breaking tradition was colin powell because he was so familiar that it could cause him to pull kids out of school that he ran through a number of exemptions and allow allow people to stay on forweeks or months but is not normal and is not dangerous as the other newspaper said . reporter: some of the papers said dangerous not have the positions in place in germany or the uk where there should be a gap in coverage for our ambassadors, is that true? >> one paper specifically mentioned germany and the united kingdom's and said donald trump is putting us in danger but there are diplomats that continue the operations as normal and in fact barack obama left nine

months stays without an ambassador for both the united kingdom and germany when he came in as president and i don't recall amanda losing the world and now they thinkdonald trump is bad and for doing it . abby: thank you for being here this morning. >> thanks for having me. abby: take a look at this, the car slams through the front of a comic book store , a dramatic scene. clayton: there are pokcmon on the floor. this convicted murderer spending life inprison , 40 $100,000 exchange. who cares? the taxpayers are paying for it. is it fair, that may not matter next . that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day.

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perspective of both having worked at fellowship ministries and working for prison reform and also as a victim of violent crime and we recognize that this is political correctness run amok. california alone is in a terrible situation, in dire straits financially. they haven't spent their money correctly on mental health services and quality medical care for citizens. they should because we should care for the least of these but also they've neglected victims. concerned women for america sent a request to california asking them what their backlog for dna testing for rape victims was and they couldn't even tell us. the slowest was 6000 rape kits that had never been tested and that's a financial issue so this is an improper use of tax dollarsand its

political correctness run amok . steve: what's the logic of this because on a common sense level, how could this be? >> under the u.s. constitution under the eighth amendment we must provide prisoners with the same life-saving medical treatment that we provide re-citizens with . steve: life-saving . >> the consensus among the medical community is that this surgery is saving for prisoners despite what people think. steve: penny, life-saving? >> she's right, the eighth amendment does talk about cruel and unusual punishment and we should give good quality healthcare but there's no consensus around transgender reassignment surgery. no there's not. within the medical community there is a large disagreement. it's not really even been studied welland in sweden when they did a study over 30

years they found their work suicide rates 20 fold that of the control group after the reassignment surgery 10 years out so we're not sure . johns hopkins went to the wall street journal and said he didn't think it was helpful. in fact, it might be hurtful so regardless, we can all agree that prisoners deserve quality medical care. steve: of course but he's our murderer whose asking taxpayers to fund $100,000 to change sex while in prison. it just doesn't feel right to a lot of people watching. >> i understand people feel an ethical conflict about it because of the crime he's committed but we have to uphold the u.s. constitution in this country andit's been ruled that we have to provide medical treatment that is life-saving . steve: is that right when you murder somebody? >> i think that's a different issue are you saying if you murder somebody you can torture somebody in prison?that's the result that it would be .

steve: but you think it's more right in prison because of a medicaid participant in florida you have access to this, he wouldn't qualify for that and then he goes into prison and qualifies for that. >> he would qualify for that, that's the thing. in california if you want gender reassignment surgery and you're on medicaid, you can get it. because we give them to citizens and we considerlife saving treatment, then wehave to extend it to prisoners also .steve: not everyone has access to medicaid but everyone in prison would . >> exactly. california is not the only state that doing this . >> there's a question, this is not necessarily life saving at all. it could hurt prisoners so we need to spend the money on medical necessary and also mental health treatment . steve: we got to leave it right there. >> thank you so much.

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clayton: a big part of president-elect trumps economic plan is tax reform, watch. >> were going to undertake one of the great tax reforms and simplifications in american history. this includes a massive tax cuts for the middleclass. we're also going to lower our business tax rate so that new companies will come to our shores and hire workers in cities like right here . clayton: how do tax proposals like these affect your income in 2017? here's the breakdown is thomas wheelwright, an accountant and author of the book tax-free well. we read it in my family and for my 18 one of the smartest tax experts in the country. let's dive into this.

he wants to slash the corporate tax from 35 percent to 15 percent. do you think he can do this and what does that mean for us? >> i don't think it's any question were going to get a reduction in corporate tax rates, whether he goes to 15 percent or 20 percent but something like that is going to happen. clayton: congress is on his side on this? >> paul ryan understands the challenges that high corporate tax rates create, our competition so i think we're going to see that. clayton: you lived in dc, you know it well. you know the machine and the treasury department. what will this do tothis country? we see what is done to ireland when you have companies like apple putting their money into these tax havens. could we become like ireland if we flipped the switch?>> if trump got a 15 percent rate we would be a tax haven which meanscompanies would flock to the us. they come from europe, asia, we would have companies

moving their headquarters to the us where they might be now in ireland were some other countries . clayton: that would be amazing. let's talk about the income tax rates, he wants to reduce the income tax brackets. breakdown what we are seeing in this screen . >> from seven percent to three. reagan did the same thing. i was in washington when reagan did his and first of all, it's not likely to happen his first term. that's tax reform for individuals is a huge challenge, probably not going to happen. could happen easily in the next term. but if it does, we still have to look at, it's not just tax rates thataffect their taxes. the tax laws are a series of incentives that allows for business owners and investors if you take taxes way you can lower the tax rate . clayton: you think we could see a boom in this country on the corporate side of trump gets his way?>> i do. i think we will see a portion the stock market which will increase everybody's portfolio and their 401(k)s

and their iras will see a big increase and itcould have the effect of having an increase in jobs. i think it will have its intended effect be one great to see you, happy new year. coming up on the show, shewas a big target on the campaign trail.>> miss pocahontas, elizabeth warren, she is probably the senator is doing just about the least in the united states . is a total failure . clayton: elizabeth warren says if he doesn't get her way, trumps cabinet picks will not get confirmed. >>

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if president-elect gets ready to bid farewell. >> i never cried before, i her our president say a climate change is the most important thing the. >> having heartache as they say goodbye to the white house past. zaun. >> happy sunday, we are here, we're up and running, and, that's good. i didn't fix it yet. i've been busy doing work. we have so many people have been sending in their e-mails, angry about the response from hollywood. and accused of connecting

issues, that they care about and the american people want to the care about. >> "fox news alert" brand new information coming in. five people dead, 26-year-old santiago charged with multiple federal felonies and now facing the dead penalty. the brother is blaming f.b.i. for letting it slip through the cracks. they gave him his guns back, and, they were forcing to him to watch isis videos. >> to another fox news alert we have just learned that an israeli is now dead. police are calling the attack delivery. doe lib brat will so far, no one

is taking response ability for that attack. we'll update it. >> also new, queen elizabeth prann is on the mine after a health scare kept her out of the eye. missing boat christmas day exnew years church services, a heavy cold. p n. if f. almost playoffs are underway, the oak land raiders, houston, forcing throw turnovers to win 27-14. lions, seahawks cruising to a victory. two more games are on tap today. first the dolphins will take on the steelers, followed by the new york giants and packers. >> also, 8:00 a.m. it's brutal.

p. >> you know what could be brutal. it could be the confirmation hearings. set for the cabinet. and it looks like there's being to heated contest. you have senator session sessions and, if elizabeth warren gets her way. >> these what she tweeted about itthe golfs wrote me about brit concern. cabinet officials mut put their interest before their up on. no hearing should be held. there are so much politics underneath this all p warrant and can schumer, and it was a supporter exa thunder. from the letter sounds great. the failing 'new york times' did their part saying the senate to the push trump picks. some unveted. rex tillerson and we don't know

anything about them. they submitted this, and remember this, you have very wealthy individuals. not a lot of government experience. and they freak out about that. >> you have to put at senator. they're all following along, exothers have been confirmed without having every box checked. >> payback, this it might be payback because all of the things a he said about elizabeth prann. >> it's pocahonin a, and can she is probably the senator that's doing just about the least in the united states senate. she's a total failure, she hasn't done anything, she's a disaster. she has a fresh mouth. massachusetts is represented by

pocahahn advertise. represented by pocahontas. she's terrible. she is just a terrible person. so i'll make you a deal, you can have pocahahn myself in, and i'll take tom brady and bill bil belichick there there's no one that gets under his skin than her. >> the liberals don't ever seem to be happy. then the transition team was in chaos, and they have not picked any of the cabinets. slow down, and we can't have these hearings. what do you want. why does pocahonmyself in get under the skin, tell me one thing, she has done. and misrepresenting her background, multiple times to get position.

i respect that. so he's not enstulting, he's trying to make the point. to say, she's not eastern a worthy had a very sayry. there so during the campaign. >> she's not going anywhere. so she can stay will there put out their favorite memories about president barak obama and all getting together and tearing up talk about their time. >> knocking on the oval office window i would say that was probably the peak of my existence? i never cried before from election results the there first time that i felt like i was part of that. >> up we have the affordable act

passed, and i have relatives that can't afford it. so it was real agreat thing that something happen on them will from when he just changed all the rules in the table with regard to cuba. well we did do it, which made all the sense at the world. >> when i her our president say that climate cham is the most important issue not only this generation it was inspiring. there the people are up in arms, and can we want to read you a few of those. i am so disappoint he, in the celebritees, and, they don't are a clue. debbie who said, who would want to hear political crying who actors are play darkters but

no character. >> if samuel jackson she why can't he help him? if he can't help his own relatives, it's like selfish. >> he's word 10 million. but, men while we bought the golden tbloabs. the transition on the minds of hollywood in up with taking place on january 20th and the the toasting has been mix he with a mix of dread. i pole bad about them, crying some stage, with some jokes. >> probably some political speeches too. there etcetera always that way. i don't know why it ever came to that. why can't we just award a good award air is money. why does it have to turn

political many. >> the jokes were lame, and, trump, and they fell in the the we played a couple of those clips. ex, the rest of america doesn't care, what it is, and, up the ante, and, just do films and we don't have a political motive like some of these acts do well, because they want to be inspire. >> anngy they're not be invited back to the white house. >> that's what they do. they give themselves awards. the saturday saturday we'll just give ourself the bet morning show on the weekend. [laughter] you are the best weatherman. [laughter] >> saturday and sunday.

i'm so honored, oh, i blew right through it. there take that award. >> can you me that. i totally believe all those things, and, then i over corrected the and can you're the only one on the air doing the weather. [laughter] >> feel like one in minneapolis. big warm is going to happen this week. tomorrow tomorrow really cold air will stay here in parts of the south. ice is snow, tomorrow morning the commute will then dangerous. tuesday better, and, wednesday much better. lots of this southeast is going to be about 40 degrees warmer. that's good news. really dry air, except for when

you see the noose, so we still have the snow going and then out across the west, we haven't had anything like this happen in p years. drought the -- droughts and a series of storm, and, 20 inches of rape. ex10-15 feet of snow. but it will probably cause some significant flooding many. >> thank you. there i want to thank the academy. >> democrats outraged that donald trump pushes his own version of the russian reset. doesn't have to be a bad thing. plus an army veteran gets cited for his job. ♪

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there writes, having a good relationship with russia is a good thing. we have another if up with the rush hah will respect us far more and both countries solve some of the many pressing problems. fox news, chris wallace. happy new year. >> thank you. good to be with you guys again.

>> your reaction. what was the first think a came through your mine? >> you guys put your finger on it. we saw this with yornl w. bush, and can he looked into the putin and seen a good man, and she as we know hillary clinton met with the russian foreign minter with a reset button. but those two gist were not able to tame the russians there want there there is some hypocrisy, and we were just talking about the russian reset. pressing the button. here's what hillary clinton had to say many we're going to hit the reset button because. president barak obama administration believes there's opportunity for resetting buttons the exdoing all kinds of

earth,. >> what do you make of that. maybe the seam thing or not? there well, i mean, the . though is that things have changed since then. russia has invaded cry me a, and, established a real military presence in syria. helped crush the especially dependent rebellion, and all of this comes at the same time that the russians tried to inter fear in our election. i'm not sailing that he don't want to have good relations for russia. ex, i'm in the sure it's a good idea. >> is there also a difference in that hill hell and president barak obama wanted a reset because engagement is their theme. then it can feel hollow.

we have a shaifer interesting being in in fighting isis. >> one didn't exist with hillary clinton. >> yes, but there are a lot of differents that we have with russia. iran, there's a different side. they're backers of iran and we oppose and want to cop tape it. we are rer different things, and we would like asad to go. and it's just in interesting an effort to believe hah we can work with the rush happens, and the last two presidents found they have their own interest and they diverge for ours. there you have some battles, and, if you read poke co hand advertise. and, ask rines reaps. >> we'll talk to him about the intel report. he was in that meeting with all

of the spy chiefs brief he him for 90 minutes and we haven't gotten official word whether or not he accepts the findings, that a the rush happens were rolled, and as you put out about these hearings, the big news take, the office of government says some of these people have gone up for confirmation and no background check. p. >> coming up on the show, could the future of our economy depend on babies many it's time to make america mate again. >> this is if a toll meltdown. he's too de previous to do his job. seeing is believing, and that's why

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is it team to make america mate again? there grew up 0.7%. lowest growth rate. they are concerned that, consequences are on the horizon p from to weigh in, breen, good morning. >> so this is an interesting topic, what are the im make kegs an esof declining birthday. >> babies are good for the economy. it's today's workers who play for the retiree benefits. when population gross more slowly you have fewer workers. p think about this, in 190, you had 16-and-a-half workers, and today is it is less than 3. and can boy 2024, they can in the pay those pep at the times 20% cuts. this is a real problem thinking

about retirement. >> if this rate continues, what will you look like. europe exjapan p. >> selling more adult diapers than adult typers many there hume problem. we don't want to be as take spot. but population really patterns for many could mick growth. there when people are babies it helps long-term. >> there could be a cycle many. >> a vir kel. so one of the things we are even is when the economy stagnates birth rates fall the they are in the to go in the 1950s level. i can buy a house the i can make invest men he. from we have the stats of u.s.

population and, it's not each just the economic piece. it's the o society when they feel open toe mess particular want they're having 3, 4, 5 kids many exyou'ring up with extra has rer serious consequences. but you think about especially knowlarities am a young workforce important to get those new in ininnovations the exthat changes the moment die nat mick. and it creates jobs, and, die nam mick that's growing the we're moving in the opposite direction many there a lot of people will be happier, if it we mate some more. there. [laughter] >> the answer is pretty simple. >> the simple things people

look. >> still ahead a break break doesn't have to be a bad thing with russia. it is good for the world. there he is. >> an army veteran gets fire for from his job because he skipped work for his son's birth. what? plam planning

mr. i he want he to present you with a little gift. that is, we want to reset our relationship. p from yeah, we will do it together. [laughter] >> well that's what she said, democrats didn't seem to meet when hillary clinton urge he a russian reset. and now, tea outraged. all take did was open her garage door. here to react, is, prime minister david cameron. nice to see you this more than. happy new year will so your take on what don at any has been tweeting. he said having a good rep with

russia is a good thing, only stupid people are fools. we have enough problems. russia will respect us far more and work together to solve some of the pressing problems of the world. what's your take on that? >> well, i agree with every word of that. that reset button, that's most of the -- with of the most embarrassing things. >> it's good if there's a good strong relationship between america and rush sha many but it has to be our terms, and america's strept, and that's thetect opposite where you had a bad relationship, exit was based on american weakness, and you saw president barak obama mess things up and, giving valdimir putin a ton of power, and you

saw president barak obama do nothing when putin walked into cry me a exukraine. so, i think if trump can combeep a good relationship are with the assertion that america will stand up, i think can be great. >> we've seen places are where they die vermont she whether it is in iran or syrias. they are places where they can converge. what's the biggest opportunity? >> well, i think earning the middle east could be with of them, it is so had bad. etcetera rer difficult to e a situation getting much worse. what the thing that brings those two leaders together is a really strong determination to teal withs. that's something that is a clear interest where the whole world

would benefit, if he would work together to deal with this threat, in a decisive way. from a word that mr. trump likes to use is winning. putin has been winning. and, taking total advantage. when you see the rep, showing take they were able to hack into the d n.c. at a precedented level, and, take the stronger arm. how is it he handle? he knows what happens many how to we move forward when it comes to the hack going situation. >> i thinking this is a good example where his skills as a negotiator could be released. and i would say the past is a past. you have did you want what you did, but it's a new reyeem now. if you try anything like that again you're going to get a

strong response from america. let's work together. but if you cross the line than i'm going to come do you on you am i think that's what we need. mr. speaking of the new approach, i know that president-elect looks forward to meeting with him the ex, teresa may, the my prime minister, what are the opportunities for the need. >> well, first of all there's a tpts at the for the british because after the vote it leave the e. you want, show that hah vote, is owing to be beneficial to the u.k. economy. so, would be for the you want k. to sign a trade deal with america many up president barak obama, he enter vine and said if they leave the e. you want are

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ifspected to be there. ex, the four chicago teens torturing a man. but the grant mother of the two of the suspects i sifts there were not raised to be like this. >> i raised them very poorly. >> how did this happen from i don't know mr. we're sorry. rer sorry this happen many. >> online fun raising many calpart, raising more than 11,000. a meteorologist, unloading on twitter about the emotional toll is having on his life. how am i supposed to do my job, without experiencing deep despair myself many we don't toe serve this, many takes, it would

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to meet us in 40 windchills. very death. it's gone for a lot of people with ice on the roads and the snow that they had it is pot going to melt. so you me to be very careful. there this is take, down across the south, 19 in crack son, and can, 15 in memphis, and see how the day plays out, it is going to rehappy coal getting in a free spots above freezing and can tonight cooler, and that's where they'll have that hard freeze. so be very careful, we'll have some lake-effect snow. the win moves across it. and can very chillty day. it's cold, we will warmup. we have a big warmup back.

so hang tight. it will melt. >> all the snow could be melting >> weller al harp top trying to pick jeff sessions a nightmare. he is here to set the record straight the could we feel the bernie sanders in 2020.

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calling for an eon of civil diso obedience. and, here to set the record straight. nice to have you here, sir. he want to get your reaction to the quote in this piece abouter reverend all sharpton, it is intrusive it is a nice mayor that we cannot wake up from. >> what do you think of that. first of all, thank you for having me. the good reverend is looking for ways in had all the wrong places. we see him going after the character of a coppive testify. he has the character and cre dep tials, and, i'm not spree that all sharpton is using the race bait extactic many we see him using it, to try to credit this.

they always play the racecard. just wait for them to squeal about racism. i don't think nebraska is surprised by his comments. p he's stirring up memphis of 1986 when he was trying to become court jump over what some had suggested were racially charged, comments will from well, i don't know what he's trying to do is insight a race war. but the truth is there's racism that exits the let's talk about the block genocide of planned parenthood. how they have gone after poor black people. they are done to

african-american families, planned parent hood and they're using tax pear money to do it. let's talk p the d.n.c.e. males, that the d.n.c. official charges using racially charged language. there's racism but the good river repis using, he's picking and chussing, and going after conserve testifies, and can who is defended the constitution. he'll do a great service. >> no one is surprise. this is what he does best. but once again it proves that we're winning. and i'm proud that trump is going after them many these rids, are great leader, and they've been great citizens. >> well some tough confirm mailings hearings ahead.

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>> i love the idea turning on your car from inside your house. >> anything, anytime the there what's the core of the packers game. >> we'll find out tonight. >> she was one of the faith targets on the campaign trail. pocahontas. represented by pocahontas. she's terrible. >> liz elizabeth warren, and are you ready to feel the better than again, what bernie sanders said about another presidential run many stick around. [laughter]

>> good morning. happy sunday, i'm abby huntsman and a big fight brewing on capitol hill, democrats, stronging the picks from getting confirmed. >> feeling the better than in four years? clayton might be. bernie sanders just reveal his plans. will the social list run again? >> one business owner is fed up, we've had it with you. fox and friends hour four starts right now. ♪. ♪ ♪ we pointed out clayton, had had one inside-out and up with that was correct.

he didn't know that. we are laughing, and, we called you out on the air. there too busy doing the show. >> so much went on. i can't be worried about my socks or pans. the previous 7 hours are all just practice for this. >> with time i did the show with my play down. >> yeah, you were finally pointed out. [laughter] >> we improve it by the 9:00 hour because the democratic party in revolt away donald trump is handling this new russian reset. >> there's a new report that showed that russians, first trying to get hillary clinton defeated. but it didn't impact the

outcome. donald trump came out of the guns, pushing back and this is what he had to say. having a good relationship with russia a good thing. only stoop people or fools would think it is bad. we have enough problems, without another one. when i'm president russia will respect us. exboth countries will perhaps work together. we had steve hilton and he said he agrees with every word of what he had to say and this is something that the b.r.a.c. break administration tried to do exbush. you mentioned the new reset button. we've seen this play out, remember this, when hillary clinton pulls out a real button to press it. we're going to hit the reset button. same thing from mr. trump. i don't remember a whole lot the

criticism. >> new approaches a new president exkrary. secretary of state. and this is what hillary clinton said in 2009. we're going to hit the reset button and start fresh. president barak obama believes there are a number of important areas to discuss with the russians. and turning new payments, and we're doing all kinds of efforts to create more partners. >> doesn't it feel like that's what he is trying to do. there this all comes on the heels of that report. >> look, it's an opportunity for him, turn the page, there's a new leadership. here's what we're going to do, we can't allow you guys to hack into our computers, and can, fight isis. >> something else, is this could

be where mr. trump shines, he's very good at negotiating and having to work with other leaders, and having real conversations, and can you look at the last eight years. we have been played as fools. president barak obama, and putin is winning many and the wroteters are rejecting the intelligence, since since 9/11. >> maybe we could work with russia to defeat isis and maybe it is different than the stability approbe. there the notion, that's a billing criticism. people don't hear from are him. he doesn't sit down and have these negotiations which mr. trump has been good at. >> there's had some enemies, now

they're getting along because you have to break bread excome together to get anything dead. >> nasty and now there's people working for him many from i think it's because he procorrects strength. i try to do feet them, but, i will work with them. mitt romney had called him every name in the book. >> there's more going on. the hearings are set for nine, and it may happen this week. there elizabeth warren and the democrats vowing to put up a fight. now the latest. >> reporter: good morning, the hearing scheduled to be in on tuesday. bring them to the hill. lawmakers will be hearing from jeff sessions who he picked for homeland security secretary.

secretary of state nol min knee rex tillerson. and this is just week one. but, elizabeth warren is basketballing and she says select committees have not received financial dischose insurance. so she's taking to twitter, this is ridiculous. nol men niece can't drag their feet on financials. exethics director responding, pe calendar it is full of the great concern, ethic officials will not cut corners. it has been completed before, during exafter hearings. when president barak obama took office more than a half a dozen

cabinet nol men niece, and about a dozen, and then the nol men niece were not facing ethics conflicts. >> you can't be happy because at first the transition team was in total chaos taking their time. now, it's woe! this is happening too fat many. >> the russia story, which a concerted earth, it is distract and delay, ex, do whatever they can to drag down donald trump to make him a less effective president. p rebuild the military and build a wall, and all the things he has promised, and they're going after him will. >> now, extreme weather, exdeadly five people, snow and freezing rain, causing hundreds

of crashes, and can, watch as this goes guiding sideways. >> we're all been there. >> nothing you go do many. >> my sister got in a dent, tried to hit the brakes, and it was -- everybody is okay, but a remenner that you don't always know, it might look okay. >> 4-wheel drive, and, full drive it's good. ice doesn't matter. but ice doesn't get you anywhere at all. and this is where all the cold air is. some of that, alaska 27 degrees. and 24. cold air, it's going to be with us for two more morning. storm is gone.

but, the dry conditions, settings in for a little bit. and then out across the west, these storms are powerful. as we talked about the drought, we might see that wipe out with this storm that's going to bring up to 20 inches of rain. some of a will be snow. snow level high. becomes the snow that's there. it will melt some of that snow. flooding. very extreme exdangerous for smaller communities. >> thank you. >> many nol men knee for best weatherman on the weeks. yes. >> well deserved. >> we have headlines, we begin with a "fox news alert" plan new

information in the airport attack which left five people dead, santiago charged with federal felonies and facing the death penalty. this after the brothers blaming the f.b.i. for letting him slip through the cracks. he has dep back, and terrorism is still not being ruled out there the. >> shocking video just into a news room, a truck plowing into some visitors. mos down a group of soldiers, killing four people and injuring 15. here's a live look. the palestinian group hamas now praising that attack. the driver was shot and killed at the scene.

could many american voters be better thanked again in 2020? >> bernie sanders just telling msnbc he is considering another run for president. p. >> i'm not ruling out anything. it's premature to be talking about four years from now many. but you're not ruling it out. p p. >> struggle, as you well know. >> okay, he lost to hillary clinton, with many supporters claimed it was rigged against him. >> a man waking up to find a poor little bird frozen to a fence, and here is how that played out.

>> go you go, fly. >> we've been watching it. that's the man using his own breath holding the bird in place. it was a delightful way to start a new year. you see how fragile the feet off. >> you found this radio. p ralphie, who is the kid from christmas story. >> ralphie. >> can't get out. p. >> coming up, alec baldwin trying to stick it with the american president. and as president barak obama gets ready to bid farewell they

get emotional. from i never cried before, i her our president say the most important issue of the i expiring. p. >> the first three words, we the people. >> well, they are having heartache.

from back to the fox news alert. the man behind the massacre now admitting to the rampage. mr. the motive is still up clear. and the f.d. i., and help track

it do you. good morning sir. mr. thank you. so, they have not yet ruled out terror. what are they doing to try to filling out if testimony a terror. there well, they have been doing a great deal since this happened. they knew a lot of this map. i think the last thing i saw was that they talked to 180 people and they interview him for several hours. they talked, the person who was sitting next to him on the airplane. that would have been to with of the final people. o there's a lot going on, e-mails, records and all kinds of things to check. and they have been doing all of hah, exi'm huer they were already at the house and the family. with relatives and talking to them am so they're trying to look at filling in that might

indicate he had any tie to tear error realm many this is an entans where with the person here had a serious mental illness the. >> tell us your thoughts, they're talking to him. are they able to do? >> that's really a great question. f.b.i., can be grueling, but they work very hard to try to establish a rap for with soap many what's really interesting, about the miami field office. it has had a lot of experience. the s.a. c. in fact was the f.b.i. agent who spent six months in iraq.

he established a long-term several month relationship with him where he ultimately after not wanting to talk to anyone, confessed. we're come a long way, these agents, after 9/11 were trained exare now leading the charge. so, i have no doubt that we're going to get the truth of what. and, that they'll be able to make a credible determination as to whether or not he has any ties with terrorism. >> i think, we have to look at this, it is starting to look more and more it's moving away from that, and moving more towardses a tragic situation. the worst fear, that you have had contact with on the part and

you are done everything you felt you could do, and they turn up to be responsible for an alleged crime. thanks so much for joining us. >> coming up here he may head leaps when he said god enter vined when he said god helped donald trump president many. >> and as republicans rewrite obamacare. does the government have the obligation to do the same

>> we are back, a picture of president-elect donald trump won't be on a transit card. but his team is ready with a backup plan. they will give these. here's hoping that's not a fluke. >> 5,000 national guard troops will help secure the massive crowds. and, make america groovy again. trying to troll the president-elect but the translation is wrong. the fox news, the words are all wrong and awesome or groovy.

well, a debate over care heating up. >> we're going to to be methodil and the right way the we're going to get this law repealed and replaced and we're going to have a trap signatures people so take people do to the have the rug pulled out from underneath he will they will obamacare is getting worse. >> now some democrats are accusing them as a privilege instead of as a right. is the government's i don't know? >> father, thanks for being here. they're saying you don't care enough to make sure everybody has health care access. there so many major policy

questions have moral elements the. >> like you say a lot of democrats are saying, healthcare should be a privilege and not a right. okay, i get it. there is a natural right to basic. health care. there's a human right to life. and have access to food. exbut it doesn't mean, there are, there is a responsibility of the federal government to provide it to everyone for free. >> it doesn't say anything about paying for it. >> society has an obligation to organize itself in such a way. this concludes the goment to make sure that they have access to health care. but when you absolutely tie it, we absolute ties right.

i have a right to free speed the he can yell fire, that's an absolute human right. we also diminish obligation. we're diminishing that, and say we have an obligation to look for good health care, so everyone can have it. >> that is so well said. commune indicating this is going to be everything, on what they do to make it clear. how do they worth it if i think paul ryan did a good i don't know. we're not going to make it a privilege for the rip and, if you don't have money. you women find a doctor. he's being very smart. but we have to do this that's sustainable exaffordable the from i live in countries, you have a public system, and the

rip get private hit care, and only the rip can have access. p from that stuff is universal act says. there's something we can learn. char reties, hospitals, exevening the government. there society has a responsible to organize itself many take means private organizations, catholic church, e ran gelacalifornia, and, to be able to provide for the most needy and not put this burden on the federal government. >> doesn't deliver the quality that you want. >> i think it's always. we did it. from i was just thinking that. [laughter] >> all right. coming up, one business owner

has a message for liberals, c. n.n. and bruce springsteen, we've had it with you. and, they say goodbye to president barak obama. i never cried before. and i heard him say that climate change was the most important institution. >> say farewell to president barak obama

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>> knocking on the oval office window i would say that was the peak of my entire existence. >> i never cried before from election results. >> one of the first times i felt like i was part of that. >> the moment that you know we got the affordable care act passed. i have relatives who can't afford health insurance is was great they were cared for.

>> he just changed all the rules on the table with regards to cuba. which is what we've been doing has not worked. which made all the sense in the world. >> when i was at the u.n., i heard our president say that climate change is the most important, facing, not only this generation but future, it was inspiring. all right, hollywood a-lister bidding farewell to who many call their hero president obama. associate the press writing it may ruin the mood of the awar show, the transition on minds of hollywood is takes place on january 20. movie industry's self congratulatory toasting has been mixed with a foreboding sense of dread. >> this is the associated press, let's be clear about that.

talking about climate change, you watch golden globes, you know what you are watching? a hillary clinton campaign rally/mourning, that is what it represents, you are watching political speech after political speech, they don't know that we don't care. i don't care what your politics are, donald trump is president, and we're going to make america great again. >> and they are going to tell terrible jokes. so many viewers, our in box has exploded and our twitter feed, with people upset with these videos, kimberly, said we the post flex our muscle and elected donald trump we can boycott hollywood, you need us, we don't need you. >> samuel l. jackson said that obamacare, now his relatives could get coverage, people are calling hem out, saying, you are worth $150 million why are your

relatives -- why don't you take care of your relatives? >> this is sad because they thought they had a lot of influence on america. shedding tears will work in fantasy land. i understand that frustration, this is highway the election played out with a huge disconnect with the celebrities, and how american people are feeling. the issues that impact them, they don't get this. >> the videos that celebrities were released in fall before election day, these montage videos telling you to vote for hillary, they thought -- we talked to chuck woolry and others, you really think that the average american who is struggling cares what a hollywood celebrity thinks. >> that is right. fillphilosopher, marky mark wahg said, the people who you are that you are insults are the people that watch your movies, the patriotic movies, that tell

how much we love our country, that actually sells. >> a great point. >> keep the e-mails and tweets coming. >> we're with you. when you watch golden globes you are watching a hillary clinton campaign rally keep that in mind. >> you should be watching the play offs. >> on fox tonight. >> a better place to be. >> we have other headline, critical ruling in case of an innocent california woman shot and killed by an illegal immigrant, a judge says that the kate steinle family can sue federal government for negligence after an agent left the loaded pistol in a parked car that was used to murder her. shy of the shot by this -- she was shot by illegal juan francisco sanchez who had already been deported 5 times. >> labor unions using their grip on kentucky workers, the latest to pass a right to work bill.

signed by governor, th the new w the -- there are 27 rights to work states. >> and embarrassed to call them americans, a conservative business owner plasters scathing signs calling out liberals, cnn and bruce springsteen. the massive messages, see them here, taking up front window of his computer repair shot, in new lake, oregon, he said that disgusting attack on a white mentally disable trump supporter by four black teenager was his quote the last straw. >> this doll hitting the shelves in anticipation of the new film, it is supposed to be emma watson as belle, shoppers say it looks like justin bieber in a dress, it does.

>> that is funny. >> can you imagine the doll sends internet into a frenzy, people calling it horrifying, tragic and creepy, one tweeting, i can't stop laughing this is so tragic. they had to do manage with all those -- something with all those unsold bieber dolls. >> they could just refashion him with hair. >> that is a creeping looking doll. >> i am a belieber. >> that is what beauty looks like. i. >> i hope not. >> our residence justin bieber expert to weigh in, does this look like bieber. >> yeah but it looks like emma watson. >> like a mixture of the two. >> creepy one. >> not as pretty or handsome as either one.

>> like right. >> maybe it will be a big seller. >> chilly right now. showing what you is going on, a lot going on this week in weather world, snow that is over no, not 49, 47 of the states there. 48. only of lower 48 without snow is down in florida, actually there is snow in hawaii, i take it back. 49 states with snow. cold air has settled in we're not seeing any rapid melting of the snow across the east until wednesday. i want to take you through 36 hours out west, a steady stream of moisture moving in, causing big flooding over the next couple of day, quickly. this week, get ready, big warm up, thursday we're t 47 in bostn

warmer weather coming. >> nice melted snow everywhere. >> thank you. >> all right reverent franklin graham made headlines when he said god intervened to help donald trump win the election. >> i believe it was god. god showed up. >> he said we still need god's help, reverend is joining us ahead. >> president-elect said a good relationship with russia does not have to be a bad thing. can it be a good thing for the economy too? our own maria bartiromo here to discuss it next. as i was researching my family tree,

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maria: listen, i am in l.a., i am on my way to interview jamie dimon in california, ceo of j.p. morgan. i am trying to get a sense of what the business community is expecting from the trump presidency, we know about his economic plans, and his tax cut, but it will dictate behavior? wills technology companies take ma that money they have overseas and put if in u.s. i want to get a sense from jamie dimon, that is why i am in california. about to do that interview on mornings with maria on fox business network this week. >> fascinating. >> we'll talk about russia as well. right, abbey. a huge story, i think what donald trump trying to do is really do a reset. look, hillary clinton and her reset years ago, that failed. now we're talking about a relationship with russia, where perhaps we could have more of an economic relationship back and forth.

we could have more of a relationship positively as it relates to the military. at-this-point, the economic relationship, is not that significant. it is incredibly significant on europe. russia provided natural gas to europe that is a big, for europeans, that overall impacts ththe global economy. but from an economic relationship we dwin small it -- we begin small it may get larger, donald trump saying why should we continue to alienate job of the super powers of the world. >> maria you say start small? economically, you say it could get bigger. where could the relationship grow? >> you could talk about trade, you know right now, in terms of natural gas, in energy space that is where russia will have the biggest impact. because it is one of the largest producers in the world, the largest really. more so than saudi arabia.

when you talking about natural gas and oil, that is one, donald trump is trying to do his own renaissance product of oil here in u.s. we'll see about, that as st relates it energy that is an important component, years ago, if you remember, hillary clinton was involved in helping to get technology companies, u.s. technology companies into russia with the project, it turned out it was a big mistake because of the the major technology companies went to russia, tried to set up shop -- they tried to do like silicon valley of russia. instead they go the our secrets in terms of intelligence secrets it was a failure. we'll see if there is money to be made on technology side as well. >> sure. >> all right. >> that is something. >> i don't think that ton don saying we -- donald trump donals saying we trust them, we know russia has been hacking u.s. for years. >> maria bartiromo's show starts

in 12 minutes, she is out in los angeles, "sunday morning futures." >> thank you. >> he made headline when he said god intervened to help donald trump win the election, reverend franklin graham is joining us next. >> the first snow fall of the year, is not stopping our nation's heroes from standing guard for the fallen. just like the people

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>> i believe it was goo god, god showed up.

he answered the prayers of the hundreds of thousands of people across this land that have been praying for this country. >> reverend franklin graham said president-elect trump was put in the white house by god. joining us now, the president ceo. billy graham evangelist association, good morning, sir. >> good to be with you, abby. >> you said that god intervened in electing mr. trump to the white house. there were members of the left that were up in arms about this, what were they upset about? >> first of all, i think they are upset at losing, that is what they are mad about. i am not a republican, i am not a democrat. i am a follower of the lord, i believe, jesus is god's son, he died for our sins and god raised him to life.

i went across this country this year holding prayer rallies. we went to every state capital, people came from every district and county by the thousands, they stood on their capital steps and prayed. they came to pray for this nation. they knew that the country was going in the wrong direction. i could tell, as i went across this country that god was getting ready to do something. they were praying that god would change of the direction that our nation was going. ththe secularist that has gotten control of washington, that have a humanistic atheistic agenda, they were praying that god would change this. put member in the white house -- put somebody in the white house ta that believed in god, and would listen to god's voice, i have no question, i believe that god's hand was in it. >> you say we still need god's help?

>> no question, our country is still in great trouble. we are such a divided nation. it is not donald trump that divide thdivided it, it has beed for in time. we need to come together as a people and country with so many national problem, international problem, domestic problem, we need to pray. >> the inauguration is right around the corner, you will be there. the one day a year that country comes together and celebrates united states, but that is not happening this time. >> i hope that the country does come together. i saw when president obama was inaugust yaleedinaugurated the , i think everyone was cheering him on, wishing him the best, and praying for him. i was there when george w. bush was inaugurated for the first time, and i saw demonstrators

and people that were angry, and were upset with the process. i hope that does happen this time, i know there is a call for demonstrations, for the left to show up to disrupt. this is the wrong thing to do. we need to come together as americans, and he won the election, donald trump won. he and mike pence will be sworn in the process moves forward. now we need to help this nation move forward. reverend graham a great message to end on, good having you here. >> thank you.

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standing guard for the fallen. the cold conditions at arlington tomb of the unknowns, a peaceful picture. >> so beautiful. maria: good morning, the work begins on putting president-elect trump cabinet picks through their paces, i am maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures," we're live from los angeles. we're watching capitol hill. as lawmakers are set to hold a series of meetings and hearings this week. with confirmation process in full swing. we're talking to former house speaker newt gingrich this morning on how this might unfolded, big week ahead. >> and a blockbuster intelligence report that says that vladimir putin was personally involved in hacking the u.s.