there he is. he had everything but the gold hoop earrings. you can see mr. clean at work in his super bowl ad debut this sunday. have a wonderful weekend. i'm sandra smith. here's shope live from houston. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 2:00 here in houston. 3:00 in d.c. president trump today lays down the law on iran.imposing new pee latest missile test and now iran is responding. plus, is the white house shifting its position on israel? it would appear it is. the new warning against new west bank settlements. the president making market moves today taking aim at financial regulations which his predecessor put in place. and president trump's daughter, ivanka, gathering powerful people together to try to help women in the workplace. we'll look at what she's doing to get things done. from lady gaga, the half time show to the strangest bets you can make on the big game.

greg will join us later on to look at the action ahead on this super bowl li weekend on fox. so let's get to it. good afternoon from houston. it's not 85 degrees. no, not today. if we're visiting, it's going to be as cold as new york. here the patriots and falcons are two day against way of facing off on fox. tom brady and the patriots looking for their fifth win. vegas considered new england a favorite but slightly. matt ryan and wide receiver julio jones proving to be a devastating combination and the team could be one of the toughest ever on a super bowl sunday. as i mentioned, it's super bowl li and it's live on fox. we'll get to the fun here in

houston in just a moment. topping the news on a friday afternoon, the trump administration slapping iran with more financial punishments as the president launches a twitter back and forth with that country's foreign minister. president trump had more words from arnold schwarzenegger of all things over his role hosting "the apprentice" and that show's ratings. day three of ratings palooza. the president treated yes, arnold schwarzenegger did a bad job as governor ands will with "the apprentice" but at least he tried heart. arnold schwarzenegger said he would like to trade with the president. just four minutes after tweeting arnold schwarzenegger this morning, the president said his social media sights are on iran. he said iran doesn't appreciate how kind president obama was to them. not me. that was at 6:30 eastern time. 20 minutes later, iran's foreign minister, who follows the

president, tweeted back. iran unmoved by threats as we derive security from our people. we'll never initiate war, but we can only rely on our own means of defense. whatever that means. the new financial punishments targeting iran are the first actions the president has taken against the country since he and general michael flynn warned the administration was putting iran on notice. u.s. officials say punishments could personalize two dozen iranian companies and agencies. the president getting to work rolling back financial regulations for companies here in the united states. he signed executive order to review the dodd-frank wall street reforms and delay a regulation that requires brokers to act in their client's best interests when managing retirement accounts. the labor department released the jobs report under president trump. it's good. american employers added 227,000

jobs in january. a major increase from the previous month and 50,000 more than analysts predicted. the report shows unemployment increased to 4.8%, which is historically very low. the labor department officials say the rate went up because more americans are looking for work. here's what president trump said today about the new numbers while introducing his council on economic advisors. >> great spirit in the country right now. we're very happy about that. i think that it's going to continue big league. we're bringing back jobs, bringing down your taxes and getting rid of regulations. there's going to be some exciting times ahead. >> shepard: the president right now is heading to his winter white house, as they call it in florida since inauguration to reunite with melania trump. he set to stay through super bowl weekend. the big game, if i didn't mention it, it's live on fox at

5:30 here in houston. we'll have more on the super bowl, plus a lot more on politics to get to. our chief white house correspondent, john roberts is on the north lawn. what more do we know about the new punishments against iran, john? >> a lot to unpack, shep. let's start with the foreign assets control at the treasury department. just a little over from the white house. this morning at 10:30, slapping sanctions on 25 individuals and companies mostly in iran and also some in china, some in lebanon, some in the united arab emirates. these are individuals and companies that have been engaged in terrorist or missile-related activities and their assets and other financial transactions will be severely curtailed to the best of their ability by the state department. there's a chance, shep, that this whole thing could start to escalate tit for tat because after those sanctions were placed on the iranian entities, iran was heard to say they're going to impose legal

restrictions on american individuals and those helping regional terrorist groups. the national security advisor came out with a statement aimed at iran and the united nations saying the trump white house will be far different than the obama white house saying "the international community has been too tolerant of iran's bad behavior. the ritual of convening a u.n. security council and issuing a statement is not enough. the trump administration will not tolerate iran's actions." the. just before he left said that iran is being targeted for sanctions because they have not been behaving and leaving the door open that they could take further action against the regime and other enties associated with the regime and gentlemen, the option of military action not off the

table. i would hasten to add that it would unlikely to be used. shep? >> that's comforts. john, what details do we have on the financial executive orders? >> one aimed at giving people self-financial advice. the other one targeting regulations that were put in place with the dodd-frank legislation after the near economic collapse of 2009. all of this related to dodd-frank is leading to what the president has suggested could be the ultimate repeal of dodd-frank. he campaigned actively against it in the election campaign. he thinks it's a bad deal for america's banks and american consumers. here's what his press secretary had to say about it earlier today. >> the dodd-frank act is a

disastrous policy. it imposed hundreds of new regulations on financial institutions while establishing unaccountable and unconstitutional new agency that does not adequately protect consumers. >> no time frame for the dodd-frank repeal. they have a lot of items to get situated. shep? >> shepard: i was hearing there was more fall-out from the refugee ban. >> yeah, in a federal court hearing in virginia, government lawyers suggested that 100,000 visas had been revoked of the result of the executive order that the president signed last friday. the state department says whoa, it's fewer than 60,000. if you look at the immigrant visas issued by this nation every year, the state department sort of portraying it as a drop in the bucket. in 2015, there were 11 million immigrant and nonimmigrants

visas that were issued. that would represent about 1 1/2 of 1%. i don't know why there's the de -- discrepancy. >> we understand the president will be wheels up for florida? >> he left the white house a short time ago. if he haven't left yet, he will soon. i believe he has. it's a short flight from here to andrew and on to the big blue bird and off down south. he will spent the weekend at mar-a-lago. it's his first team sincing melania and his son, baron since the inauguration. he will spend a lot of time at the winter white house and some work on the way back up to washington when he drops into cent-com in mcdill air force base. this is a guy that doesn't sit still long. he keeps us all hopping to keep

up. shep? >> shepard: john roberts, have a good weekend. i figured chris wallace would come to the super bowl. >> well, mike pence will be at the super bowl. >> shepard: he will be on fox news sunday. >> he will be in washington and get on a plane and fly down here. so we're going to talk to him. obviously, you know, as john was saying, there's so much to talk to him about. this president just doesn't stop working and doing things to change everything that we've known and felt about the government and our policies the last eight years at least. >> shepard: are you going to the game? >> no. i'm going home to misses sunday. why do you ask about that? >> shepard: because you're on fox. they got me a ticket. i figured you would. we'll explain why it is that chris wasn't given a ticket. >> are we going to start there? let's talk about tom brady. you are hating tom brady.

>> shepard: i don't hate him. what do you want me, to pretend that i like new england? >> why don't you? >> because i love in new york. tom brady doesn't want to see us in a super bowl. >> he was afraid hoff you guys. >> shepard: we'll talk about it in just a moment. it's news on the fox news channel. it's america's choice for news and information on cable. the most watched cable television in all the land. we'll be right back.

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>> shepard: so new foreign policy action from the trump administration including sanctions on iran. chris wallace is here live in houston. there's a live look all around us here. hundreds and hundreds, maybing thousands -- >> can we say this is discovery green near the convention center. wouldn't be more delightful. players coming and going. >> shepard: it's fantastic. kevin, pan to the left and show the fox sports tent. >> go around. >> shepard: that's the fox sports -- i'm having tent envy. >> size doesn't matter. >> shepard: so i've heard. new sanctions on iran, chris. what do they mean? >> there's two ways of looking at it. on one hand, after years of us reacting and iran doing things and we're waiting and figuring them out, now suddenly they're

waiting and reacting and trying to figure this president out. to some degree that's a good healthy thing. the other way of looking at it, of course, you know, you get in a fight with a pig, you're both going to get dirty. we put them on notice. we've put sanctions. what if they respond? how does this escalate? what does it become? that could be frightening. >> shepard: there's no war with australia. >> no. >> shepard: what was that about? >> that was an odd phone call. that's this president. this president has decided that he's going to treat foreign leaders the way he treats the media, the way he treats opponents in political campaigns. again, maybe it's healthy. >> shepard: you're talking to mike pence before the big football game here on the fox broadcast network. there's mike pence and chris wallace what you're thinking? >> i think i ran is number 1. what do they intend to do.

again, they said they will launch the sanctions. have they thought -- i'm sure they'll say they have -- but have they thought about what happens? what the iran launches another missile? are there more sanctions? it's like barack obama with the red line. you know, it's an -- rhetoric is easy. action is hard. every battle plans survives until first engagement with the enemy. >> shepard: it's getting messy. every time a new president comes into office, there's a test of some kind. obama got 1. bush 43 had a test of his own. there's always testing that happens and it feels like that's happening on one level or another. >> shepard: to a certain degree, donald trump is setting the mark or he's saying i'm going to test you. i'm going to put my point of view and my policies out there and, you know, as he has put it, there's a new sheriff in town. you better get used to me. >> shepard: the israeli

settlements, we can go back as far as any presidents that i can remember, 20 years or so, the position of the united states has said no more settlements. bush 43 was strong. clinton was strong on it. obama was strong on it. president trump comes out and doesn't mean the settlements. now we have a 180. who has just happened? has this administration been given new information by advisors? >> what happened was, donald trump indicated he was okay with the current settlements, but now they think they have a green light for more expansion. the president approved it in tend or the foreign policy aides said hey, before this gets out of hand, let's sit down and talk with the israeli prime minister and see where this goes. the more settlement you put on, more facts on the ground, more

territory israel says it owns, harder to make a deal, not that there's any deal in the offing with the palestinians. >> shepard: if you're political about this matter, you have your own thoughts and ideas. the thinking behind those that argued against the settlements, that settlement and land that the palestinians would want, should there be a two-state solution. the theory has been, the idea, the working idea has always been, that will be your land, this is israel's land when we end up dividing. but in the absence of that, two-state solution is hard to draw up. those that want a two-state solution say we want a palestine and a store. >> shepard: there's another interesting thing that trump talked about. that he was going to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem.

obviously that's a ticklish issue. the palestinians say jerusalem is their capitol. but trump and his administration has backed off that. no talk on moving the embassy right away, again, falling in line with u.s. policy in the area. >> shepard: speaking of unconventional. being at a super bowl is cumbersome. a lot of security, traffic, road blocks. so you come in say thursday and friday you have a nice time. saturday maybe you go to the taylor swift concert. sunday -- >> taylor swift has a concert? >> shepard: yes. >> where is the concert? >> here in houston. have you been invited? >> shepard: you have to pay go. i got a ticket for that. >> i love taylor swift. >> shepard: if you made the trip to super bowl city, you usually go to the game. not you. unconventional. >> if you must know the truth, it's sunday. i have had physical issues with

a bad shoulder. my wife asked me to come her. i chose my wife over a football game. how about you, shep? >> shepard: i don't have a wife and i'm going to the game. i feel good. i hope mrs. sunday is better. >> she will do better with her husband by her side. >> shepard: i'm in a no win. >> you decided to go there. >> shepard: will you watch the game? >> of course. >> shepard: where? >> at home with my wife. >> shepard: on fox. >> yes, on fox. >> shepard: when you say super bowl li, you say on fox. >> on fox. >> shepard: because it's on fox. >> fox. yes. >> shepard: my understanding the boss is coming. mr. murdock may be here? >> that's what i heard. again, information that i didn't know. >> shepard: we're the news division, chris. >> i'm taking care of my wife at home. >> shepard: really nice. hello, mrs. sunday. i know she watches. >> sometimes she thinks you're mean with he. >> shepard: sometimes you deserve it. >> let's don't knock tommy

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>> shepard: nordstrom is dropping ivanka trump's products. shoppers were called on to boycott products from trump family. analysts say she might fill the role of a first lady in a way since her step mom decided to stay in new york city right now with the young boy.

ivanka have called those reports inappropriate. monday she went with her daughter for the arrival of the body of the u.s. navy seal that died in yemen. the first daughter hosted a dinner party in washington for big names in business to talk about women in the work force and paid family leave. those are issues ivanka trump talked about in her father's campaign. with us now, the author of that article, annie carney with us, the white house reporter for politico. this was a big get together. kind of what people expected before the election. >> this was her first move since moving to washington. she's been keeping a low profile, making it clear she's not part of her business anymore and that she's not part of the government. last night she hosted six or seven ceos, including the ceo of general motors to talk about the

same issues she highlighted in the campaign. to talk about women's economic empowerment issues and paid maternity leave. this is a marker that this is where she's going to try to make influence policy in her father's administration. >> shepard: it's been interesting. for the first couple weeks, as you mentioned, she had been laying low. now all of a sudden she and her husband, jared, jared kushner, they're making headlines. you broke a story today about the two of them and their influence over lgbtq issues. tell us about that. >> sure. there was this draft executive order that's been going around that looked like the trump administration that outlined language that they would overturn these workplace protection for lgbt individuals, that obama passed in 2014. i just reported this afternoon that ivanka and jared were pushing the trump administration to put out a statement saying we are keeping the lgbt executive

order from the obama administration. we're not changing it. i was told that this -- there's about 200 executive orders out there that have been written. some are real, some are not, this may have been in the less real category. it wasn't a campaign promise that trump was following through on. more importantly, this is -- like we're seeing ivanka making her move. it's interesting to watch her right now. she's been very, like you said in your intro, she doesn't want to be seen as the de facto first lady. she doesn't want to fill that role. the question is, what is her role? she has a huge platform. remains to be seen if she does influence her father on policy. the lgbt executive order is a first small example how she might be doing that. she's got -- there's no rules for the role she's trying to play her. these early moves are us trying to see where she's going to go

with it. >> shepard: yeah, she has a really -- she can do whatever she wants. twitter is exploding with your story at this moment. as you know, the appearance at least of her having influence on this matter, with people that may be are very much supportive of the president because they want the president to do well this is not who they voted for, this is the kind of thing that might win some friends. >> this is the balancing act she's been trying to do. she's a moderating influence over her father. like my twitter feed is blowing up with people saying that the dinner party last night was a bunch of rich men talking about how to increase economic opportunities for working class women in the work force and rolling their eyes at it. i think people want -- a lot of people want to see her as liberal. people that are scared of the trump presidency, they see her

as someone they can pin their hopes and dreams on that she's more moderate on climate change and other issues. there's skepticism is it about her own brand or is she going to affect any change. or is she just looking to keep her own personal brand kind of clean and free of the more extreme policies that her father is promoting. >> shepard: well, there's plenty of time to find out. we have four years to do so. annie karni from politico. thanks a lot. the french president blaming terrorism for a popular tourist attraction. and the u.s. military pulling down from their web site what officials first said was valuable information from a major terror raid. oops! we're getting a different story now. as fox reports live from the site of super bowl li on fox sunday night 5:30 houston time. it's falcons and patriots live

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confirmation. becomes are pushing back hard on this, catherine herridge. >> that's right. in this letter to president trump, the new c.i.a.'s back ground makes her unsuitable for the position. the white house spokesman has said the opposite. >> she's had an distinguished career in the c.i.a. she's been a very distinguished servant to the american people. >> deputy director mike mo says that mattis and c.i.a. director pompeo said they're against torture and would not bring back water boarding.

no laws were broken. the aclu says she should make a public statement to clarify her position. >> shepard: we could learn more about the destruction of videotapes. it's my understanding. >> there's two versions of the letter. the democratic senators that want the series of incidents and the destruction of the videotapes declassified for the public. >> this instruction would do well by itself to declassify that letter so we all can have an understanding as to why there are -- these kinds of concerns. >> this position is not senate confirmed. at the very least, it's reenergized the interrogation. >> shepard: thanks very much. the u.s. military yanked terror propaganda videos off line. central command said that service members received

instruction videos and the government posted the video today. it turns out that's not the video of that raid. it's been around for years. navy seal william ryan owens died in the raid. the u.s. military is investigating the death civilians. jennifer griffin with the pentagon. what is up? >> the video was captured in the rate. the pentagon has been under pressure to say that the raid was botched. several video clipped a few hours ago they said were nabbed in the al-quaida compound. one showed a mask militant combining chemical to build a bomb from the west. turns out that that al-quaida video is ten years old and already in the public domain. the pentagon cancelled the

briefing when it became clear the material was not new. >> shepard: the point of the mission now, jennifer, the critics have said that the obama straight worked on this a long time. the trump came in and rushed through it without preparation. >> it's become a real he said/she said. i spoke to a top military commander overseeing the raid. he outlined how the mission came about and when it was first presented at the white house. in essence, the mission was first proposed in november, a day before the u.s. election. >> it was passed to the white house by ash carter in november. one of the final national security deputy meets on january 6 discussed the pros and cons of the raid, the dangers and the benefits. i'm told they unanimously decided to pass it forward. president obama did not want to box the next president in so it was left for all the

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>> shepard: vice president pence may have to save president trump's pick for education secretary, betsy devos. her confirmation could come next week. after two republicans with drew their support, the senate will most likely, they tell us, be

split 50/50. the v.p. would have to get to work breaking a tie. mike emanuel with the news live on capitol hill. the democrats are trying to flip one more republican. >> that's right, shep. there's clearly a lot of pressure on the front, trying to defeat her nomination. senators showed up for work around 6:00 a.m. for a procedure raleigh vote on betsy devos' nomination. although it was early, her critics were feisty. >> the nominee for secretary of education is one of the worst to be brought before this body for a cabinet position. on the grounds of competence, on the grounds of ideology and on the grounds of conflict of interest, she scores very low. >> expect more of that before a final vote next week. >> shepard: but most republicans are supporting her? >> that's right. they praise her. they said she's worked off of her life to give parents and

kids choice of schools. she deserves praise. >> it's been interesting to me that all of the statements that came out against betsy devos don't take into account this basic thing. she's been passionate about helping students in the inner city, students in poverty. any student to be able to have every opportunity in education they possibly can have. i would think as a nation that we would encourage that. >> after voting on the nomination, senators are expected to wrap up three nominations. jeff sessions for attorney general and steve mnuchin for treasury. it's setting up to be a busy week in the senate. shep? >> experts say the odds are 4-1 that somebody will streak across the field super bowl sunday. that's the odds. one of a handful of strange things on which you can bet to make quick cash this weekend.

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>> shepard: look at that. the l and the i coming up out of the field like that. graphics department, you're in fuego today. this is like the super bowl li site on fox. not sure where we are. i don't really know. a lot of people out here and seem to be having a great time. we have crowd envy. everybody is standing behind the fox sports people over there acting like anybody, you know, would be watching. we're two days, two hours and 40 minutes and 33 seconds away from

the big game. super bowl on fox. more than $4 billion, that's how much the analysts say people will spend on super bowl bets this year. that's before the beer and the cheese dip. incredible. not all wagers have to do with the field. you can bet on hundreds of things besides the game like what will lady gaga wear. how many times will announcers mention deflategate. i don't even say that anymore. it's stupid. and how often will president tweet during the game. that's a good one. he will be at mar-a-largo. maybe he will be watching. what color gatorade will the winning team pour on the coach. greg gutfeld is here. in an hour from now, he will do that thing with all those other people. i hear you have a lot of facts. >> i unearthed facts on why so many people bet on the super bowl. you want to me? >> shepard: reasons for betting. >> life is solitary and betting.

that's why you bet. you can bet on what the singer of the national anthem, will they wear a hat or not. an interesting bet. how many times will your toilet be flushed during half time. your toilet flushing more than super bowl half time than any other time in the year. did you know that? >> no. >> now you do. that's why i'm here. by the way, you mentioned super bowl li. >> shepard: on fox. >> we have to stop with the roman numerals. >> shepard: what would the romans think? >> xs are great. but l, it's long island. i'm tired of it. >> shepard: it's like a railroad delay. last stop -- >> means a skinny guy with a big foot. >> shepard: and you say super bowl li, it's followed by "on fox." super bowl lii will be -- >> on fox.

>> shepard: super bowl liii -- >> on fox. >> shepard: everything is -- >> on fox. >> shepard: who fox facts do we have? >> i have a problem with the fact they're spending $10 million on super bowl half time. that's money that could be better spent on building the wall. >> oh, my god. are you excited about the wall? >> i'm very excited. i want a wall around lady gaga. by the way -- >> shepard: how tall is the whale going to be? >> i'm 5'10." i'd say make it 5'9" so i can peek over it. >> shepard: i'm opening a ladder manufacturing company. >> really? trump creates more jobs. build the wall, all the ladder companies exploding. by the way, i want lady gaga to hook up with tom brady -- >> shepard: don't say gaga. tom brady -- >> neil: her name would be lady brady. >> shepard: oh, my gosh. she's promised an exclusive half time show. we can use it. no meat suit and no egg. >> and she has a beautiful

voice. >> shepard: love her. >> she doesn't lip sync. >> shepard: she's fantastic. have you seen her with tony bennett? >> i have. he's 91 years old. >> shepard: it's unbelievable. i hope to do my own vomiting at 91. he's up there performing with lady gaga like a champion. >> he's supposed to have beyonce. >> shepard: she's preggers having two. the entire news deck was explosive -- >> it's huge. i'm surprised we don't have wall-to-wall coverage. >> shepard: more exciting that is bush 41. >> talk about impressive. >> shepard: this man, i've mentioned it a lot of times. i met him in the white house years ago. it was the last day of his son's administration. obama was about to be brought in. he gave every meet i can't person a hug. we know we're deplorable. >> just you. >> shepard: i know. he's the nicest, most wonderful man. he sent out a tweet saying he's getting fired up for sunday and the super bowl. he's houston's finest. houston is home for the bushes. he will do the ceremonial coin

toss and his wife will be here. really excited. >> impressive. you know he calls it the twitter. it's amazing. he was just in the hospital with pneumonia. >> shepard: he will probably jump out of a plane. he could. what do you have for facts? >> let's see. >> shepard: look at this writing. >> i have a lot of facts. >> shepard: he wrote on the plane. i feel like catherine herridge. we have a new reporter there. >> you know the ad -- i guess ad space is $5 million. >> shepard: should be more than that. >> it's a scam. >> look at this. >> they release the ads early. we run them for free. it's like the tom sawyer paint my fence scam. we're painting their fence. they're not -- their ads are free. they should be paying us. >> shepard: will my pillow be on there? >> i hope so that's a great pillow. >> i have a pillow for my pillow. it's that good. >> shepard: what is our out time

here? >> there is none. my pillow has a reverse mortgage. >> shepard: 56 what? 56 flat. so we have a minute and 10 seconds. what else do you have? >> let's see. i'm going to run out of stuff. >> shepard: is dana pary -- parino going to be here? >> no. security is tighter than my abs. >> shepard: he said it. i was afraid you would say something other than that and we would get beat. >> 5,000 officers for 73,000 fans. one officer for every 14 people and a dwarf. >> shepard: so you and -- >> and me. >> is bob or juan going to be here? >> no. i'm doing a show tomorrow live at 10 p.m. east concern. 9:00 central. >> shepard: 7:00 on the west

coast. >> i have a classic 49er. >> that is handsome. >> that was before the accident. >> shepard: greg gutfeld show week nights 10/9 central. >> you ever going to do my show. >> shepard: we'll be right back.

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>> shepard: on this day in 2002, the new england patriots won their first super bowl. they were the underdogs in new orleans. new england won by a field goal. tom brady snagged the mvp trophy. the pats have won four super bowls under bill belichick. now they're trying to do it again here in houston after taking home their first vince lombardi trophy 15 years ago today. should news break out, we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. we're live in houston with lots of cameras and lots of sports. there's the sun. god is shining on the great

state of texas. we know you'll be with us this sunday at 6:30 eastern, 3:30 pacific for the super bowl on fox. i know neil cavuto will be watching. he likes football like the markets. "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> neil: well, stocks up and way, way up. jobs are up, way, way up. 227,000 of them. the president signalling that those tax cuts which some were worried about, they're still on and maybe sooner than you think. >> we're bringing back jobs, bringing down your taxes. getting rid of regulations. it will be some very, very exciting times ahead. we're doing it and coming up with a tax bill soon. >> neil: investors heard that. remember, they were giving up hope that it was going to come soon or would be a distraction. that didn't happen.