eric: a shocking revelation about the clinton campaign and its alleged efforts to target donald trump. special counsel john durham claiming in court filings that multiple clinton campaign staffers hired a technology company to, quote, infiltrate servers at trump tower and the white house in order to try and establish a link from trump to russia. much more on the filing and the fallout from that coming up. hello, everyone, and welcome to "fox news live." i'm eric shawn. arthel: hey, everybody, i'm arthel neville. two other big stories at this hour, the latest at the

u.s./canada border. police there arresting several people who have been protesting vaccine mandates and blocking a key trade route for days. meantime, a protest in the canada's capital city remains in full swing. we have the latest information on that one for you. eric: but first, the growing tension in europe. president biden speaking by phone with ukraine's president zelensky this morning telling him the u.s. would, quote, respond swiftly and decisively to any russian aggression as ukraine is preparing for a potential invasion by moscow. trey yingst is live in kyiv with more on that and what's going on there, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor standing by, but first to senior national correspondent rich edson who's live on the north lawn of the white house for the latest from the administration. rich? >> reporter: good afternoon, eric. the white house has intensified its warnings over the past 48 hours as state department officials are warning those who are still in ukraine, americans

there, it is well past time to leave the country. president biden speaking earlier today with the ukrainian president zelensky. the white house says the president reaffirmed the u.s.' commitment to sovereignty and integrity. the white house has stepped up its presentation of intelligence that officials say shows russia is poised to invade ukraine though it is still unclear if russian president vladimir putin has made that final call. >> i can't get in the head of vladimir putin, and i can't predict exactly what he's going to do. the united states is prepared, our allies are prepared, and mow it's up to russia to determine what the next step they will take is. >> reporter: the white house says president biden spoke for about an hour yesterday with president putin and that he warned that the response from the united states and allies would be swift and severe if russia attacks ukraine. a senior defense official says the u.s. is spending -- sending 3,000 additional soldiers to

poland joining 1,700 already dispatched there all to reassure nato allies. the white house has stressed no american troops will fight in ukraine. now, russian officials claim nato is threatening its security even as russian forces essentially surround ukraine. this as russia invaded ukraine in 2014 seizing crimea, also invade nearby georgia in 2008. back to you, eric. eric: all right, rich. 72 hours to go. thanks. arthel: meanwhile, more u.s. weapons arriving in ukraine as the threat of a possible russian invasion looms. meantime, anti-war protesters gathered yesterday in the capital city of kyiv to march against the russian war threat. that is where we find i didn't think so live with the very latest. hi, trey -- trey yingst. >> reporter: weapons shipments continue to arrive here in ukraine amid concerns of a possible russian invasion. u.s. intelligence officials believe that invasion could come

in days if not hours. both the russians and ukrainians continue military exercises. yesterday ukrainian president zelensky watched as his national guard conducted drills. we're less than 15 mile from the border of crimea right now where the ukrainian national guard and local police are conducting military exercises. the biden administration is warning that a russian invasion could start at any moment. the ukrainians conduct canned more drills today but seemed to have a different view on the current intelligence assessments. ukraine's president said this when i asked him about situation: >> the truce that we have -- the that we have different information. and now -- [inaudible] in our country. >> reporter: on saturday several thousand people marched through the streets of kyiv singing the ukrainian national anthem and holding signs that say russian president putin is a war criminal as the state

department is now urging all american citizens in the country to leave immediately through to poland. flights are also a expected to be limited or canceled starting tomorrow as insurance agencies will reportedly stop covering planes that fly here. so what comes next? that's the big question across this region. nobody knows, but across the city of kyiv, people are going about life as normal. we saw restaurants and shops filled with people today who say they are not going to be scared off by threats of a russian invasion, but some certainly are preparing. arthel? arthel: all right. trey yingst live in kyiv, ukraine, with the latest there, thanks, trey. eric: vladimir putin trying to keep ukraine out of nato and build a buffer and scare the u.s. and our allies, or has he put himself in a corner? former u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor joins us also with the united states institute of peace. word -- ambassador, good to see you. how do you realize the situation now? -- read the situation now?

what is most concerning to you? >> well, eric, what's most concerning is that president putin could be considering unsaiding its -- invading its neighbor. totally unprovoked invasion, killing tens of thousands of ukrainians, civilians and military, but also, eric, many russian soldiers will die. so president putin has to be thinking about the effect on his own society. of going to war against what he says is a brotherly nation. i mean, he's called, he's called ukraine part of the russian nationment you -- nation. ukrainians differ, ukrainians do not think of themselves as part of russia. ukrainians think of themselves as a sovereign country with their own history, their own heroes,s their own language, their own culture. it's a long history, eric. ukraine goes back farther than russia. so the ukrainians are proud, and

what you just heard from your reporter there is they're determined. they're going to defend their land. and what worelies me and us all is that president putin might if invade there and kill a lot of ukrainians. eric: you know the way of ukrainian thinking, you know the people, you know the officials. we saw in kyiv, for example, ukrainians will resist. civilian withs have been practicing. will they stand up, will they, indeed, fight, and what happens if putin has chewed off more than, you know, bit off a more than he can chew and russian soldiers come back in body bags? >> eric, you're exactly right. you're exactly right. in think case there will be russian soldiers who will die in this. first, they will die at the hands of the ukrainian military, and the military, eric, as we know, has been fighting russians for eight years, and they're very good and they're much better now than they were eight years ago. so they will exact a toll on the invasion, on the invasion troops as they come into ukraine.

so the ukrainian military in the first instance, but you're right, the ukrainian civilians, the population will resist fiercely, and they will make it very unpleasant. they will kill a lot of russians who are on their streets, in their villages, in their towns trying to occupy their country. so there will be, it will be very difficult for the russians to stay even if they get in. eric: so you could see potentially a street by street guerrilla warfare from civilians defending their homeland. >> that's absolutely right. they're preparing for that. i've talked to ukrainian friends who are going in and they're arming themselves. they're not panicking, eric, and your reporter made that clear, there's not a panic there. president zelensky, to his credit, this is a young, new politician, and here he is 42, 43, he's facing 100, 150,000 russians on his border, and he's not blinking. he's keeping calm.

he's being determined to blink -- to stare down president putin, and and president putin may well blink before president zelensky. eric: here in the states we say, well, he was a former comedian, but you know them well. is there a ukrainian strain of defiance that he has and that many of his citizens have when it comes to what they're potentially facing? >> there absolutely is. he's not a, he's not a longtime politician, he is rising to this occasion, eric, i believe. he is going to lead his country, and we hear a lot about some of the problems within the country, political concerns and political squabbles. if the russians invade, the ukrainians will consolidate behind president zelensky, and president zelensky can step up and lead that country. they're a proud people, eric, they will fight. eric: and finally, in a way do you think -- is it possible that a putin may have miscalculated?

that he thought he would build up and scare the u.s. and nato allies into making concessions, but now he doesn't have a way to get out of the box, the corner that he's built x he's got to find a way to get out of this? much like at the polish border in 1980, and at that time russia didn't pull the trigger. >> you're exactly right. president putin has gotten himself into this. he probably is surprised that president zelensky has not folded, has not caved, has not tried to go for a compromise. he's probably surprised at the strength of alliance that the americans and the europeans are backing president zelensky sr. strongly. so putin is surprised and probably had hoped that someone would cave before he has to. now you're right, he's got to find his way out. he can do it. he can find a way out. he can negotiate. that's been very clear. and, eric, he can say to the russian people that, first of all, he never intended to invade. we know that's not true, but he

could say then that, look, i, president putin, have been trying to get those americans to take my concerns seriously. they're finally taking it seriously. they're going to sit down with me at the negotiating table and give me iron-clad promises that their w-52s -- b-52s won't fly next to russian border any longer. he could make that case, eric. he could find a way to negotiate rather than invade. erik eric the german chancellor in tuesday -- moscow on tuesday, and the former united states ambassador to ukraine, william taylor, ambassador, thank you and thank you for your service to our country. >> thank you, eric. good to be here. arthel: okay. good job, thank you. well, fox news alert on the durham probe, new filings allege hillary clinton's campaign paid a tech company to infiltrate servers at trump tower and the white house to create a russian collusion narrative. alexandria hoff has details.

>> reporter: these revelations were not revealed in any dramatic fashion, instead, they were contained within a motion relating to a potential conflict of interest in the defense team representing former clinton campaign lawyer michael susman. sussman is indicted, in john durham's probe into the origins of the trump-russia investigation. but in this motion under a section titled factual background, durham reveals that sussman, another clinton lawyer and a tech executive solicited work to infiltrate servers at trump tower and later at the white house. durham wrote in the motion, quote: tech executive one and his associates exploited this arrangement by mining the executive office of the president's dns traffic and other data for the purpose of gathering derogatory information about donald trump. republican congress juan phil -- congressman jim jordan and former attorney general matt whitaker reacted to this today. >> now we know 100%, yep, there was spying going on, and it was worse than we thought because

they were spying on the sitting president of the united states, and it goes right to the clinton campaign. >> it is beyond outrageous, what happened here. and the fact that the left doesn't seem concerned that this is what was happening, i think, shows you how much they wanted to take president trump down. >> reporter: former president trump issued this statement reading in part, quote: this is a scandal far greater in scope and magnitude than watergate, and those who were involved in and knew about this spying operation should be subject to criminal prosecution. michael sussman has been charged for lying about who he worked for when he provided now-debunked information on trump to the fbi. earlier ohio congressman mike if turner, who stands to become the chair of the house intelligence committee if republicans regain control of the house, was asked if hearings will be held on the durham findings ins the case. he said, absolutely. arthel? arthel: al sand try ya of, or thank you. eric. eric: police in canada arresting

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♪ arthel: police many canada have arrested several people who have been protesting vaccine mandates and blocking a key trade between canada and the u.s. for days. meantime, a large protest is still going on and strong in canada's capital city of ottawa with. alexis mcadams is live in ottawa with the late from there. alexis. >> reporter: hi, arthel. for the first time in several weeks, we're hearing that there will be some movement by the truckers here in ottawa, canada. the president of the freedom convoy has been speaking with ottawa's mayor, and they came to an agreement that they'll move some of the trucks off the residential areas, but they will not be moving them from in front of parliament. as you can see is, this is still quite a few trucks and lots of people. take a look here, this is the message that we just received that came from the mayor's office here to ottawa with a little bit of context exactly what's going on. the president of the freedom convey said this in part: we made a plan to consolidate

effort, we will be working hard over the next 24 hours to get this information to the truckers so we can move. we hope to start repositioning our trucks on monday. so so that's the newest here in ottawa. now, with 4,000 demonstrators lining the streets here, police have been outnumbered which has been a big issue. a third straight weekend of protests against covid restrictions now continues, and ottawa police have established a joint command if center, bringing in help from other agencies. the freedom con i do has at least 400 -- convoy has at least 400 trucks. truckers on the ground tell i me police haven't shown force or even tried to get them to move. listen to what they had to say. >> there's a lot of them that are in support. you can tell which ones are this support. but then there's the odd ones that want to be heroes. so you've just got to keep sharing the love and unity and show them that -- [inaudible] >> reporter: on saturday

counter-protesters walking the streets of ottawa here hoping the convoy moves out so businesses can reopen. back out here live, i can tell you it's been a party-like atmosphere, are there hasn't been too many issues. the police here have only arrested 26 people, but they gave out 2600 people. the convoy president speaking to the mayor of ottawa saying they're doing their best to move some of those trucks out of the residential neighborhoods where people have been complaining. the truckers behind me have no plans on leaving. arthel? arthel: all right. alexis mcadams live in ottawa, thank you. eric: now to the ambassador bridge, that big bridge that spans the detroit river from windsor, ontario, to detroit. canadian police say they are making arrests there and towing vehicles off that bridge. this after the canadian truckers blocked traffic on a vital route for the last several days. they were protesting canada's vaccine mandates. the blockade, it turned out, had a major impact on u.s.

businesses forcing some auto industry facilities in michigan to cut back on production. garrett tenney live in detroit right near the ambassador bridge with the latest. hey, garrett. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon to you. right now it feels like this blockade is just about over with. take a look at the live video there our camera over in windsor. you can see there's probably only a couple dozen or so protesters remaining, and they have been pushed out of the street and on on the sidewalksful all of the cars and trucks that were blocking the road have been move or towed, and for the past few hours, a line of police officers has been slowly going down the street asking ter testers to leave and arresting folks who aren't taking off. after that, think issue some more warnings and start making their way down the road again. canadian officials have been under increasing pressure from the white house to take action and get these border crossings that allow hundreds of millions

of dollars of trade to reopen. this afternoon the white house said canadian authorities are taking proactive steps to insure no further unlawful i disrupt of the flow of people and transportation incurs. trespassers will be cited and their vehicles towed. canadian authorities intend to reopen the bridge today after completing necessary safety checks. those discussions noted including action to insure this kind of demonstration, a blockade here on the ambassador bridge, doesn't happen again. and that's going to be really important going forward given how effective this protest method has been at getting the attention of elected officials. as of now though, the bridge has not been reopened, but the police say they do plan to do that once they can fully cure the area, essential hi meaning -- essentially meaning once they can assure protesters aren't going to start blocking traffic again.

eric: those protesters braving a driving snow too. garrett in detroit, thank you. arthel? arthel: all right. so where is all of this headed? let's bring in now brian hilly, political columnist for the toronto sun, to talk about what this could mean. hey, brian, if you're will there, alexis mcadams, she had news about this agreement between the mayor and the truckers. tell us what you know about this communication. >> well, it's quite sad that it fell to the mayor of ottawa to goarkt not an exit of the truck convoy which has, you know, created a bottleneck in his city and into residential neighborhoods, that it wasn't the prime minister coming out. they're protesting against mandates. he didn't come out. he's finally stopped calling them names, but it was the mayor of the city who did this. as you heard from your reporter, there's been next to no police or law enforcement going in and even enforcing basic laws. they're not supposed to be getting diesel fuel in to keep

the protests going, but somehow the truckers keep doing that. they delivered a pile of port-a-potties just the other day. now, i don't know if you've watched that come into a festival or concert, but it comes in on a pretty big truck, and then they need a crane type operation to lift it off. they put about half a dozen of these right in front of prime minister justin trudeau's office, right at the door that he would normally be drop off at by his security detail and he'd bo in. that's how little enforcement has been going on. the mayor crafted this agreement to help get them out of residential areas. that will calm things down somewhat because ottawa, like washington, d.c., you can be in front of a grand building that is the seat of governor, you -- government, you turn a corner, and suddenly you're in somebody's home or backyard. that's what's been happening. arthel: if you bring in too much force too soon, then the protesters are saying that their right to protest is being stifled, you know? how do you win in a situation

like that? >> well, i can't imagine this sort of protest going on around the capitol or the white house for, going on three weeks now. i think this is day 6 where they've -- 16 where they've set up, basically, a truck shantytown where they have tear own law enforcement, they have bouncy castles to entertain the kids, they've got barbecues, they've got a dj dance party going -- arthel: so, i mean, and i hear you, but i'm just trying to figure out, you know, they shouldn't -- they're doing a lot. so i'm not sure they should be doing all that themselves. they can protest, they really could cut down, you know, stop a lot of production. but let's get into some specifics. let's start from the beginning if we can, brian. you know, the mandate called for the truckers to be fully vaccinated or they had to face a two week quarantine. but according to the canadian government, you've got 90% of truckers who are fully vaccinated, so is there anything below the surface if, any more

to these protests? >> it started as a protest against that vaccine mandate which the trudeau government brought inen to january 15th. so any truck driver or any essential worker entering canada had to be double vaxxed. but a week later, on january 22nd, the biden administration brought in similar mandates saying that for anyone crossing in, any essential worker including truck drivers, you have to be double vaxxed. so even if trudeau dropped this tomorrow, these guys couldn't go in. this has grown into a wider protest movement, it's anger at the government. they're fed up with covid in general, fed up with trudeau specifically. and even though, you know, the problems with enforcement that i just mentioned to fall at the feet of the local police, the maim edges -- images that everyone sees day after day is this lawlessness, this protesting in front of the parliament buildings. who's in charge there? justin trudeau. so this is starting to hurt him

pretty create, and that's why he's trying to look like he's doing something even if he's not. arthel: so, like i said, you've got 90% of the truckers, they're vaccinated, so 10% are the ones out there on that corner in the snow right now. and meanwhile, as you know, canada has one of the high vaccination rates in the world. 80 fully vaccinated. so, are canadians with or against these protesters? generally speaking? >> well, there's she. -- sympathy. a poll showed about 45% of people have sympathy towards the issues that they're raising. and remember, like you said, 90% of the canadian population including truck drivers vaccinated, so why did trudeau start bringing in new mandates? he's ion looking at one that says if you're driving across provincial borders, you have to be vaccinated. i don't know how you enforce that, because there's no checkpoint. he keeps tight thenning the screws at the same time as our

top medical officers, all the scientists are saying, you know what? we can start loosening up. we're at a good point. hospitalizations are down. the spread of the omicron is going down. vaccination rates are hire, we've got therapeutics. so trudeau's trying to tighten the screws, and everyone else is saying let's open back up, and that that's parking lot of what has driven -- part of what's driven the anger towards him and helped grow this movement to one that was just truckers to a whole bunch of other people. arthel: okay. yeah, they're saying, look, things are going, looking good, so let's relax some of the restrictions. all right. political columnist brian lily, thank you for joining us. take care. >> thank you. arthel: a eric. eric: well, from the northern border to the southern border, migrant crossings there surging as agent as are now seeing more mored criminals and also helping some of the more vulnerable in the process. we'll have a live report from the southern border next. ♪ ♪

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♪ eric: well, the u.s. border patrol says it is not only arresting suspected criminals trying to cross into our country, but also saving the lives of others as well. let's take a live look at the southern border. you're looking at la jolla, texas, and you can see potentially part of the wall that was being built. it is now stopped. bill melugin is there with the very latest. what's going on? hey, bill. >> reporter: yeah, eric, good afternoon to you. that incomplete border wall just behind us right now, and it's one of the main reasons why there's so much activity here, because that wall never finished construction, it's not connected to anything, so it's not stopping anybody. take a look at video we shot this morning as border agents have routinely been trying to go after runners in the brush. these are the guys, typically single adults, who come across illegally and are typically wearing dark clothing or camouflage, do not want to get

caught, trying to get deeper into the united states, and border patrol will fan out and pull them out. then there's the family units. if we can pull up this video from last night, we see this very often, sunset and sun is rise these family units will show up. we saw about 50 people giving themselves up, a lot of pregnant women. they often bring young children with them. they are looking for border patrol to give themselves up because they believe they'll be released into the interior of country. take a look at out of this photo, this is a haitian family that was saved many eagle pass. they tried swimming across the rio grande, they went underwater, they all started drowning. agents jumped into the water9 and saved all three of their lives. and they continue to make criminal arrests. border patrol's tucson, arizona, sector arresting this convicted child rapist. when they ran a check on him, they saw he was bereavesly

convicted -- previously convicted with rape of a child in washington. that's how it's been out here in the rgv, four ms-13 gang members since monday as well as two men who were convicted of sex crimes against young children. busy week for agent as, they continue stopping some of these criminals as they come into the country. we'll send it back to you. eric: you know, we can't stop thanking border agents enough for what they're doing. bill melugin, thank you, bill. arthel? arthel: well, eric and bill, states across the country are dropping some of their mask mandates ahead of the second anniversary of the covid shutdowns. jenin door and outdoorman kates are expiring, but some school and health care facility mandates will remain. nine democratic-run states are joining the charge, but critics point out their sudden reversals coincide with falling poll numbers, not just a drop in case rates. joining us now is fox if news political analyst gianno caldwell, also the host of the

podcast out loud with gianno if caldwell. so what say you, gianno? >> you know what? this is a very interesting time because for many individuals across the u.s. whether they be independents or democrats, they now consider the democratic party's brand to be dog food. why is that? you have a president who recently, as of this last week, was polling the worst of any president inned earn history, 6 in 10 americans believe that joe biden hasn't done anything in his first year. there was no success for at lot of americans. and then when you look at the covid numbers just in general, over 60% of americans said that they're burned out from the pandemic, and some are even angry. of so when democrats see the numbers that we've been pushing out and we've been seeing from polling, we see there's likely to be a tsunami of voters who will be supporting republicans, they should be alarmed because their party promised a number of things. joe biden said he was going to

eradicate covid. it didn't happen. he said he was going to be the best on the economy. we're not seeing that. we look at the jobs numbers. 4 million people, almost 4 million people quit their jobs in november. this is a problematic first year for any president, and democrats are feeling the heat, for sure. arthel: would you say covid protocol has been politicized from the jump -- >> 100%. arthel: -- mayors and governors who refused to implement mandates to please their own constituents? >> absolutely. yeah, and, you know, i'll take it a step further. of this has been done by mostly democrats, in my view, but also some republicans have also taken that line too and politicized it before we add had the data to substantiate certain decisions. i'll speak to bill maher's point which is he said that his party as a lifelong democrat, he's not seeing them follow the science. he referenced people like the above of florida, which is where i am right now, ron desantis, who he said has followed the

data and the science. now we're seeing a reversal of policies. we know that les going to be trouble for the democrats in the midterms, but certainly with where we are now, they're doing it so early, maybe things could change a little bit. but i'm not imagining much. arthel: well, for sure the, you know, midterms will be interesting for the democrats. i have to go in about a minute, but i want to switch gears. first of all, what are you doing in miami? are you doing, like, some speaking engagement? [laughter] town at a party for the super bowl? what you doing down there, gianno? >> no, not at all. interestingly enough, in may 2020 i left the city of los angeles because of the covid restrictions, too much of the l.a. restrictions. i felt that i needed to be in a place that can respect freedom and the values which i hold dear which miami and the state of florida, certainly, is a place like that. and there's a number of folks who also have made this -- arthel: a lot of people left, i know. quick question -- >> absolutely. arthel: all right. so that means you're not going for the rams.

[laughter] >> i got involved in a blood sport when i was 14, it's called politics. so i've been running that race for a long time. [laughter] arthel: all right, mr. chicago, i know where you're from. all right, gianno, take it easy. >> thank you for having me. arthel: all right. eric. eric: gun shots, speaking of los angeles, gun shots at an after-party for justin bieber out in l.a. who was there and what happened, straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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♪ arthel: okay, so there was a private party after -- justin bieber finish. [laughter] after he performed, and that party endedded up with some gunshots fired. bryan llenas is going to join us with the details. bryan, so what happened? i know it happened in west hollywood at this club called mr. nice guy. >> reporter: yeah, arthel. they're still looking to figure out who started this. everyone is in stable condition, that's the good news, but tmz was there capturing the scary shooting on video. kodak is seen outside at around 2:45 a.m., and according to tmz, someone from kodak's entourage was jumped and then kodak threw himself into the fight, and

that's when the gunfire erupts, you can hear it, multiple shots fired by an unknown suspect, hitting three others reportedly aged 19, 24 and 60. victims were lying on the ground, there have been no arrests and the suspect so on the loose. the shooting happened about 2:45 in the morning, the gunshots causing tons of people to disperse out onto the street, people running for their lives every which way, and this all happened after a justin bieber concert. he was hosting a star-studded pre-super bowl after-party at the nice guy restaurant in l.a.. bieber and his wife were seen making a hasty exit from the restaurant after shots were fired right outside the establishment which is about a half hour drive from sofi stadium which is hosting the super bowl tonight. for kodak black, despite being shot in the leg, he's okay enough, apparently, to go to the big game tonight. he tweeted that he would be attending the game with drake and that the he was rooting for

the orange and black bengals. the lapd is looking for a suspect described only as a black male. anyone with information is encouraged to call 1-800-222-tips. arthel. arkansas a people just need to settle down. it's called the nice guy, just south of santa monica. >> reporter: i have not been, i hear people should go. arthel: and right next door is nobu, we could just go on -- [laughter] brian bryan llenas, i'm going to have to call you. [laughter] eric: l.a. people, fancy hollywood, l.a. people. i know the mcdonald's, but other than that -- well, you know, speaking of food, the big day is here. the game and the food, the super bowl, as those rams taking on the bengals in less than two hours from now. we'll take you to the stadium next. ♪ ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health.

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♪ ♪ eric: super bowl lvi kicking off in a little less than -- 90 minutes or so there now. the l.a. rams will be taking on the since that the9ty bengals in inglewood, california, and christina coleman is live at the stadium with a preview of the big game tonight. hey, christina. >> reporter: hey, eric. happy super bowl sunday. thousands of fans are arriving at the super bowl right now. you've got a ton of rams fans, but you also have a lot of fans who are here from ohio. they are so happy to see the bengals in the super bowl. >> waited 33 years, almost like my first born -- i don't want my wife to hear that -- [laughter] we want 'em to win. >> since the tigers lost, you know, the great wall of china, season 17, never seen the bengals win the super bowl

before. let's go, baby! >> i feel great. i feel greatment this is my second super bowl personally, and last time it was against the patriots, this time against the bengals, and i think we got it this time. >>eporter: more than 70,000 fans are expected to attend the big game, more than 100 million viewers are expected the tune in. i chatted with former nfl -- ability what the super bowl means to the athletes. some players describe it as the biggest day of their a life. >> this is what every little boy that starts playing football as i did at 8 years old in albany, georgia, dreams about. you never know what's going to happen. as you get older, it really becomes important, and you really understand, hey, man, we have to -- i'll never have a chance to do this again. so that's why it's so special. >> reporter: and hours before the game, fans were already getting their cheer on.

i even helped out with one. whose house? >> rams' house! >> whose house? >> rams' house! >> from cincinnati, born and raised, like, have not seen this. >> reporter: can you show me your -- [inaudible] >> joey, baby. whoo! [laughter] >> reporter: i love it so much. and this could be one of the hottest super bowls on record. right now it is 84 degrees. you know what? no matter who wins, i'm just hoping there's some beach parties out here tomorrow. that would be great. eric? eric: 84 degrees? remember those super bowls at green bay? i mean, really, looks like a great day no matter which side you're on. christina, thank you. arthel: christina is going to find the beach tomorrow, i know she will. all right, inglewood --

[laughter] well, a snowy super bowl sunday for the northeast and mid-atlantic. our fox weather team following snow showers from virginia to massachusetts. weather could also be a factor in the super bowl tonight. fox weather meteorologist adam klotz is here to tell us about that. >> reporter: hey, arthel. no beaches for folks on the eastern half of the country because it is still really feeling like winter of we're seeing this big system stretching across the eastern seaboard today, continues to slowly make that move. we've seen snow from the mid-atlantic stretching up to the northeast, continuing to fall mostly many coastal communities. but back off of towards the west, you are looking at completely clear conditions really for the entire western half of the country, and this is some real heat that's been build anything there. temperatures hovering pretty much into the 80s, the upper 70s throughout all of california. this is way above where we seasonally would be this time of year. everything here in the red and some of those orange colors, that shows we're a good 15-25

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>> the bets are on the leaders of both cities of the super bow have revealed their wagers at the cincinnati bengals when or if air garcetti would have to with the teams jersey in cincinnati mayor has to wear the rams jersey. winning there will make a donation to the children's hospital the other team city. >> that is absolutely wonderful. america making history at the olympic games in beijing today aaron jackson won a gold medal in the 500 meeting event 29 years old and the first black woman to win a speed metal of any kind. the first u.s. speed skate metal of the beijing olympics, look at that fantastic photo. >> i love that shot. congratulations i am so proud of her. did you know she stepped on the ice for the first time six years

ago, she has just been doing this for six years, look at that form. i don't know her personally but she's representing me and americans and girls, you go we love you. >> we have to go home and watch a super bowl eat a lot of wings and chips and whatever else are going to eat. ♪ >> hey everybody i am lara trump with aishah hasnie, joey jones and leo terrell. welcome to "the big sunday show". here's what's on tap tonight. leo: progressive a moderate democrat may be divided in the country is taking crisis after crisis pre-but nancy pelosi is not worried. >> i don't agonize i organize and we are fully intent to win this election