>> i wouldn't stop doing this. >> neil: great job, my friend, brian has all of that, we don't have much more to give you, small object they are trying to retrieve in the icy water of alaska, no sign they are anywhere close. air space has been shut down. we'll have more on this tomorrow at 10:00 a.m., implication for us and the world, here is "the five." >> fun here, hello, everyone, i'm jessica, jeanine pirro, lawrence jones, sandra smith and greg gutfeld. it ask 5:00 and this is "the five." >> the countdown to super bowl lvii is on, philadelphia eagles facing the kansas city chiefs on fox this sunday, you will see more than football. king of late night, greg gutfeld has a super bowl commercial.

[cheering] >> we have an awesome spread, greg is in it, from morgan's brooklyn barbecue, lawrence checked in with die-hard eagles fans down in philly. >> mascots from the fanatic and the logo. >> you have the super bowl. >> the super bowl and will add another one in a few days. let's go. >> philadelphia, we're bringing this trophy home. [cheering] >> eagles, eagles. >> who are you rooting for? >> the only one, the number one team, best team in the n.f.l., baby. >> that's a good hat. could there be trouble for the kansas chiefs? star quarterback patrick mahomes may not be 100% healthy. >> great thing is patrick is a

very fast healer and he was able to get ready to play the afc championship game. he's doing great this week, i don't know that he will be 100%, he will not tell you otherwise. >> very excited about this, rihanna will make a return for the super bowl half-time show and she wants it to be the perfect performance. >> there are probably about 39 versions of the set right now. >> wow. >> yeah. i think 39. i mean, every little change counts. i've been so focused on the super bowl, i forgot my birthday is coming up. i totally forgot about valentine's day. >> okay. so greg, you have a super bowl commercial. >> he's two ribs in. >> i know, i'm all over the place, i'm very excited. the thing is, i thought i would be playing in the super bowl. >> so did we.

>> tom brady. >> tom brady, he is home. alumnist, this sarah high school alumnist is at the super bowl in an ad, and you are in your underwear doing selfies for only fans. disgusting, disgusting. talk with rihanna real quick? >> yeah. >> halftime has become something for people who don't like the super bowl. >> right. >> it's becoming more and more jarring and more and more flamboyant, over dramatic, having seven-course meal and stopping in the middle of it for a lap dance, which is stupid. nobody has a lap dance while they are eating. i would love to see it go back to the way it was, but the ad and then i'll shut up. it will be seen by 40 million people, we want you guys to watch, we don't have a clip. all i keep thinking, who are the people that haven't seen me

since i was a kid. kids i went to school with. >> you think they don't know? >> ones that picked on me and my romantic flames, girls that -- >> will they remember? >> i can't wait to see how taylor reacts, we haven't spoken since the break-up. >> that is taylor swift. >> cue the toby keith song, how do you like me now. >> there will be kids that look to mommy and go, he looks like daddy. >> i'm speechless. you can't pick up this at home, this -- >> it smells so good. >> i haven't eaten all day. >> eat commercial break. >> tell us about the energy in philly. >> it was crazy, you are doing "fox and friends," you got to be up at 4:30 a.m., so to walk in there and cowboys at super bowl, i would be on 10 every single

hour of the day. these people are on 10, next level, i have never witnessed fans so energetic. it will be sad if they lose issue because what do you do with that energy? i actually like patrick mahomes, as well, he's a texan, he has a lot of strength, we'll see what happens. >> it felt like the owner was messing with people, his ankle wasn't great and took off last play against the bengals. >> he said at the end of the interview, he is not 100, he is also the mvp, that is how he covered his tail on the interview. >> are you going to be watching? >> i am watching, i have a fashion show ahead of time, i'll be back to watch. greg, you think halftime show is interruption of the show, i think the halftime show is the game. >> it is. >> i love rihanna, she hasn't had a live performance in like seven years, four years, seven years, whatever the number.

i love her, i think she's great. i love they have a country music guy, chris stapleton, singing the national anthem and in case you want to know, i am a chiefs fan, i love patrick mahomes and the other thing about this, that mother that kelce mother, travis and jason, what a lucky woman, she must be an incredible mother to raise two sons to have talent to be both in the super bowl. >> straight version of the property brothers. >> huh? >> home repair show. >> i like the personal stories that come from the super bowl and to your point, all the spectacular athletes and the people who travel so far to get there, their careers, the two brothers, the first time in super bowl history two brothers have played each other. i'll be thinking of their mom, she will have to clap for every

play. 24-year-old quarterback versus a 27-year-old quarterback, that is going to be the ultimate showdown, i'm super pumped. i like the game and the halftime show, how about that, greg? >> it is a lot of first in the game. first time two brothers face each other. first time coach that coached the other team and first time you have two black quarterbacks facing each other, as well, a lot of firsts. >> we love that. >> can we point out the person we should be thinking about is trey gowdy, sunday night in america is on -- >> you are so bad. >> flip on over and say hi to trey gowdy, never get enough of his charisma, sleek features and his owl-like mane, which never changes. >> he has beautiful hair and we love to talk to a real football expert, bring in someone who knows their stuff, fox sports chris myers.

hi, chris. >> hi, good to be on with you guys, looks like you are having fun. >> we are having fun, eating while we do it. you have covered seven super bowls, is that correct? and what -- >> with fox broadcast team, i've been sideline reporter, andy reid with the eagles and when he and patrick mahomes won against the 49ers. >> very cool. >> wow. >> what do you think our viewers should be looking out for in the game on sunday? >> you know, what is special about this game, you ran through a lot of interesting things, but it has been about 20 or so years since we've had two quarterbacks that not only can throw the ball, but are exceptional running quarterbacks, have great athletic ability, understand their offenses. if the defense plays good against them or best defense,

patrick mahomes and jalen hurts, they are the kind of guys that will do something spectacular, that will be the difference in the game. >>is which, perfect segue, what separates patrick mahomes and hurts? >> the better runner, hasn't proved he can throw as well from the pocket, i think patrick mahomes is the better passer and he's more of scrambling type of quarterback who can move around and throw on the run and even hurts with his high ankle sprain, can still get the job done. >> i have a professional question, whenever i look at what play-by-play people do, i don't know how, some people feel this way, how you can observe something and talk about it at the same time? it is like i could never do live news and i wonder how do you separate, how can you watch and talk? >> you also have a producer in your ear telling you there is a replay and you are listening to

the analyst, but the best thing is sports fan play-by-play and my voice is hoarse, from talking all week, you call action the way you see it, describe it. when you have television, that shows the picture and your voice, you have natural crowd noise, you don't need to oversell it. >> judge? >> this thing about patrick mahomes, i have a feeling that when he's in the game, he's not even going to think about his foot, is he? he will get out there and nothing to do with the game. >> no, you're right, you're right, judge is, he showed that at end of the game against cincinnati in the championship game, he ran and they kicked the field goal and jalen hurts has a shoulder injury they kind of disguised a little bit, he missed a couple games this year, he is not 100% either, they

haven't talked about it as much. i think the mahomes factor, he has slight edge and eagles have better defensive edge in this game. >> chris, thank you for joining us, find tea and lemon to medicate that voice back. i predict the chiefs, that is where i am, are you making predictions or going to set the odds right now? >> well, i would say that you'll have a 28-24 kind of game, i'm going to lean with the experience of andy reid, even though the eagles have a healthier and better defensive team, i think the chiefs will win the game, not really in the prediction business. >> we got one. >> that is the way i lean. >> awesome, thank you for joining us, chris, make sure you don't miss super bowl lvii, only on fox sunday 6:30 p.m. eastern.

up next, breaking news in the wake of chinese spy balloon, the pentagon has shot down another high altitude object, this time over alaska. >> s

>> do you have anything to say about the object shot down over alaska, mr. president? >> success. >> lawrence: president biden reacting after ordering the pentagon to shoot down a second high altitude object flying near alaska a few hours ago. >> on february 9, north american aerospace defense command detected object on ground radar and further investigated and

identified the object using fighter aircraft. the object was flying at altitude of 40,000 feet and posed reasonable threat to safety of civilian flight. no further detail about the object, including description of capabilities, purpose or origin, the object was about the size of a small car, not similar in size or shape to the high altitude surveillance balloon taken down off the coast of south carolina. >> lawrence: they are telling us it was not manned or maneuverable. the military is trying to recover it now, there is a chaness it came down on ice. it let china fly their balloon all over america. >> it is a really big area up there, not many planes issue not in the middle of the northeast corridor, some reason -- >> the president wasn't willing to take that risk in time because this thing did not appear to be self-maneuvering

and therefore at the mercy of prevailing winds, much les predictable. >> lawrence: strange president biden acted so quickly to shoot this object down and yesterday said this about the chinese spy balloon, watch. >> do you regret not having insisted on bringing it down sooner? >> no, the total amount of intelligence gathering going on by every country around the world is overwhelming. >> lawrence: judge, i'm confused, make it make sense? >> jeanine: you can't make sense of this know ma. he doesn't regret not taking it down sooner. i want to move forward and based on where we are now, lawrence, it appears they admitted they had awareness gap, they didn't really analyze that section between 60 and 100,000 feet where the balloons are generally flying and so now they

apparently have standard operating procedure. they did not have that procedure this past week because they say the chinese spycraft and didn't tell the white house until the 31st, there was no standard operating procedure. now we have a plan, know what we got to do, the white house has to be performed and i, lawrence, i was comfortable today with the people that i heard after they said they took this smaller balloon down because it might get in the way of civilian aircraft. the people that i saw were competent generals who understood, who were fluid and glib with the facts and knew how to communicate. the president doesn't know how to communicate, i don't think he knows what is going on. i hate to say that, the truth is the american people are aware and we'll not tolerate it and lisa murkowski was furious it

went over her state and now we've got china relations biden trying to say everything issin foo until judy woodruff said, have you spoken to him since? he said, no, and general would not accept his call. we're not in a good place right now. we have china that wants to be number one in the world militarily, economically and see us as a threat and sooner or later, this is going to happen. as long as we're on our game, i'm happy. >> lawrence: greg, is america looking like a joke, that was china or some other nation, it is obvious they are taunting the u.s., right? >> greg: here is the thing, now we will shoot everything, shoot down like condors and balloons, angels, kites, that could have been the goodyear blimp. they said this rein "object"

dissimilar to balloon, it is not a plane, not a drone, it is obviously an et, nothing on earth fits that description, get ready for the cover up america, they will say it turns out it was a weather device, no, we know what happens and what is going on, if i happen to disappear over the weekend, it wasn't suicide, trust me. >> lawrence: sandra, what are your sources tell you you in intelligence community? they acted differently in this situation, i don't think any american is criticizing them for acting with swiftness here, why didn't they in the other situation? >> sandra: i had mark esperon our 2:00 hour when this was breaking, we were able to listen to john kirby announce this together and have him react right out of it. my question was similar to judge jeanine pirro, go back to the

judy woodruff interview, he was asked about relations with china and his mention of china and whether or not that leads to deteriorating relationship with china, he said no, she asked how he knows and he said he just knows. shouldn't she be on speed dial, someone in china asking do you claim this object, especially after we just took one down from the sky in the past week? that doesn't seem to be happening. this is a ufo, unidentified flying object, simply, we do not know who claims this, why? why don't we have a quick answer to that? i will also finish with this. how many more are out there? was this already in the air when the other was taken down? was this sent after that? there are huge questions. i don't know if we know anymore within hours, days, weeks is there dozen more in the sky?

we just don't know. >> greg: stinks, i tell you, it stinks. >> jeanine: the ribs? >> they were good. >> lawrence: the criticism of the president has become bipartisan and the threat of china bipartisan and looks like all the democrats or hawks are coming onboard with it, do you think that the president has the strength, he has the mental capability from being over foreign relations and understanding diplomacy, looks like this is i a threat, does he have the defense background to defense the country? you have robert gates that say he can't make the call, he never makes the call. >> jessica: it is not having general petraeus or mc crystal, he was head of the committee for a long time, has strong relationships on the right and left with people who have served and after the intelligence

briefing yesterday, there were republicans and democratic senators who emerged and said they think it was handled properly. and judge brought this up, as well, this object was flying at 40,000 feet, which is when we're in planes we are at 36,000 feet, there was potential to go into an aircraft. the chinese air balloon 60,000 feet, f-22s couldn't even get there. what can we do with this until it dips down to where we could take it down? on top of it, the president on wednesday, said last week take it down, shoot it down, they said we have to wait until we can safely and we're going to have a better recovery process if we do it over water and they picked myrtle beach for the location of it and jesse took issues with the idea divers were weak and can't go in the cold waters.

>> greg: how dare you smear jesse when he's not here. >> you are trying to say joe biden is weak. >> lawrence: he has a diplomatic back ground, but keeping america safe, does he have that ability? he may not be robert gates and neither was president obama, but he knew how to go after osama bin laden. >> jeanine: robert gates said he was wrong on every decision he ever made. >> jessica: we criticized obama on the decision in syria, and hillary clinton wanted to go in there and he pulled back on that and there has been criticism on obama on foreign policy and there will be criticism on joe biden on foreign policy. joe biden is the president, the second the ukrainians needed help, he got in there and he spoke out of turn about defending taiwan, that is not what xi jinping wants to hear.

i heard zelenskyy speak plenty, joe biden is running that operation. >> lawrence: under the fire to get weapons there, but if the president gave it to them sooner, that is the point, he acts after the fact andy woo saw that here, as well. >> jessica: if i holdup example of joe biden putting on military gear and running into a war -- >> lawrence: you will never see that. >> jessica: you would still be negative about him. >> you will never see him do that. >> i think he should. >> you just like to see older men -- >> lawrence: ahead, video shows an armed robber getting the tables turned on him, find out what happens next. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and you can't get any shuteye because you can't shut your eyes, or...if your itchy eyes have you itching for a fight,

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>> heart-pounding scene, rifle-carrying roper getting a surprise after attempting to holdup a hotel clerk. >> okay. [indiscernible] >> okay. it is. i promise. >> welcome to texas. >> yeah, baby, crazy, the female clerk pull out a handgun of her own causing the guy to run away, the suspect is still on the loose. crime like that is exploding, 1619 founder hannah jones is complaining about locking up merchandise without recognizing threat of shop lifting. if you are going to lockup everything in the drug store, have enough workers to open the cases for customers who just need a razor. judge, you know too well, crime like this is running rampant and

that is coy statement to make about what stores are having to do to protect themselves from it. >> jeanine: all people, nicole hannah jones, what is the word, she said she was disappointed she has to wake for them to unlock a cabinet in the drug store for her to buy the items she needs from a drug store. you know, nicole hannah jones, part of the 1619 concept, the philosophy america is racist and evil and that is the genesis of the cashless bail and all this leftist thinking and what brought us to where we are now, we've got criminals running rampant, nobody wants to keep them in jail, we let them out, they never come back to answer the charges and we have stores that are shutting down and she's worried she's inconvenienced. my favorite part of this, you

have texas, people in texas have backbone. >> lawrence: that's right. >> jeanine: they have guns and criminals know and they know if a woman in texas pulls out a gun, she knows how to use that gun, the kid with the long gun is running out. >> sandra: better believe he will regret that. lawrence, you talked to philly teenagers who are living with crime and what they are dealing with. >> lawrence: tell me sweetheart, what is on your heart? >> i don't know, i feel like -- ruin my life. >> lawrence: yeah. >> put me in a space where i was sick, i couldn't get out of bed, i lost weight. i just wasn't happy, it took a change, a toll, i watched my friend's mom cry, my aunt, my

mom, it is different, it hurt. >> sandra: our heart goes out for her, i will pray for her, obviously difficult discussion you had there. >> lawrence: kids in philly believe they are going to get shot, be affected by guns or the people pulling the triggers or a family member may be affected. i wanted to talk to kids because they deserve better. all of this activism and this is no longer about criminal justice reform, my first job was in juvenile court advocating for young people. this is grown-ass people feeling like they can do whatever they want, they want total anarchy. we are getting to a point where there is going to be vigilante justice. cops are demonized, recruitment

is down. the das don't do anything, the police chiefs don't do anything because they don't even believe what the rank and file are saying. when people reach a point of desperation, the reason that lady could do that in texas, she had protection of the leadership there. if she did that in california, she would be behind bars. if you hire security guard and the person steals less than a thousand dollars and you go after them, you are going to jail, not them. again issue the kids deserve better. we should call people out, who they are, expect vigilante justice. >> sandra: the stores are locked up, you are reminded -- >> greg: if that clerk shot that robber, that thief, she would have been charged.

there are people in texas who are now in jail. and so what is happening, you have this crime wave energized by this so-called reform that is now put the criminal before the victim. that is caused citizens to have to act in self-defense and they go to jail. and i don't know what it is going to take. it has to hit close to home for it to matter. i saw this female democrat in d.c., she was attacked in an elevator by a drugged up thug and that should wake the democrats up. but then you look at they voted against -- majority of the democrats voted against the bill that would have repealed the laws in d.c., that was letting scum like that out. even after seeing their own colleague get brutally beaten, they still are on the side of the criminals doing the beating.

their own colleague, they put felons before females all the time. they will let trans male now females into female prisons, i don't understand where are the feminists in this party, you are part of jessica, you must be disgusted. >> jessica? [laughter] >> jessica: thank you, sandra, and for that lovely intro, greg. i agree with the basic premise, that the laws are not protecting who they should be protecting at this moment and victims are having too tough of a time from the violence perpetrated against them and then the justice system, you could see the same guy get out and come back to do the same thing. big city mayors and mayor adams speaks about it all the time. a few weeks ago, a story about a shopkeeper hiring his own

security and mayor adams said, i think you should do that, that is a good thing. sure, but he shouldn't have to. so much going on that shouldn't have to be. you shouldn't have to be concerned about getting on the subway that gets billions of -- >> lawrence: is it political suicide for mayors to go after da's? >> no. >> lawrence: they say it is not fair, they won't say, for example, eric adams, alvin bragg, knock it off, you are putting citizens at risk, why won't they do that? >> jessica: some of them have and we talked about recall of boudine. people being insulated by donors and other people in the party owe them something or they supported them in the past versus what voters want. no one who votes in new york

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you know who you it is. migrants want to come back from canada. handing out free tickets to migrants, so mayor eric adams is now being slammed as hypocritical after saying texas governor bussing migrants was inhumane, but adams insists no one is encouraging anyone to go to another country, he is just assisting migrants with their requests. he said four months ago, it is unfortunate, inhumane, unamerican, unethical to send migrantses or illegals from texas to new york and he's shipping them to canada, but he's just accommodating them. >> lawrence: easy to talk like that when they are not on your turf, texas is compassionate, but you overflooded our hotels and food supply, trashed some towns, so again it only goes so

far. i got to say something that is important. american people are compassionate and like to be welcoming, people coming across the border better be careful how they act, the entitlement of saying what you are entitled to when you broke our law to get into the country, you are just going to turn people away and you only have a little bit left >> jeanine: you have joe biden as president, who cares, you don't like the food and can treasure hotel rooms, go to canada, we buy them tickets, they want to come back, we let them. >> greg: one of the funniest stories, they were fleeing america because of crime and filth, we were the country they were seeking asylum from, they were here and didn't want other people to come in, weren't good enough, went from ooh sileum seekers to ann coulter.

they were complaining about the weather, never asylum seekers, they were seeking what everybody wants, happiness and incentives. you can't call them asylum when they leave their family behind. sounds like they were fleeing cub med, complaining about the weather. stop it, we were being lied to the whole time. >> jeanine: jessica, what does it say when migrants don't want to be here? >> jessica: it's ridiculous, like 3-1/2 star hotel, that is nice, completely fine. >> jeanine: they have laundry service. >> jessica: liberals go to nice hotels. i got mad about this. i'm on the record saying don't make people like me advocate for people like you look like idiots. canada is very nice, america is very nice. all of this issis 92er nicer

than honduras, guatemala. take the job, contribute to the system. >> sandra: acknowledge unemployment line in new york city, drive up and down manhattan, wrapped around the block. there is a reality here that the residents living here are struggling through everyday, resources are tight and added all this to the mix with no solutions, this is getting worse and worse. >> lawrence: give people free stuff, people go through a process, they respect the process. they didn't go through it, they don't respect it. >> jeanine: i agree. -- is up next. with the freestyle libre 2 system, you can know where your glucose level is and where it's headed without fingersticks. know what activities work for you.

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that means, when i was in school, they called me fat lips, my lips got thinner as i got older. >> greg: i'll bet all those people wish they your lips. >> lawrence: they are getting injections. >> i used to cry. that is enough. >> greg: sorry i called you that, jessica had a nickname about her height, hey, stilts? >> jessica: no, it was actually terrible. i was going to use a more recent one, the meanest in high school was they would call me doppler, remember the doppler 4000, helicopter that had the news, she will come running in, did you hear, blah, blah, law, doppler. now i ate steak through pregnancy, my husband calls me t-bone tarlav, super romantic

and cute. >> lawrence: i never had one. >> greg: that is terrible, you know what, racism, because you are black. >> lawrence: you didn't know, lj, okay. we'll go with that. your stories were cool. >> greg: you never had a nickname? >> sandra: a few, i'm reeling from getting yelled atercial br. i had like chubby cheeks when i was little and hot feet, i was sitting around a fire camping and it burned a hole and the whole camping trip i had a hole in my shoe, that was one, all i can think of. >> greg: there was mistake on my voting registration card, the g was b, that was my nickname. i have a hundred nicknames you can look up later. let's move on. one more thing is up next.

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i know how much you care about america and our veterans and all the things. but you have such a platform now. yeah. and to share that with us that we need to get the word out that we have to take care of these great heroes and their families. you know, as i started to be more and more successful, i was like, how can i help? but when i heard of the tunnel of the towers, and i met brandon in idaho and his family, i was like, wow. there's actually a charity where we know where the money's. going to go. we have 95.1% of every dollar goes to our programs. and i think brandon's a great spokesman for t2t and and his wife, shannon, has two daughters. i mean, oh, my god. they're just special families. so pretty much, if you put your life on the line, if something goes bad, they're there. that's awesome. yeah. they're incredible people, man. you saw all the stuff we put in these homes, right? i was i was blown away. and they deserve it. they earned it. this is not of course, we give them a mortgage free home, but look what they gave up. they gave up their bodies so, cole, why should americans

give donate help? tunnel to towers foundation. i mean, is there any better organization to help the people that has fought for this country and the freedoms that we have? it's that simple. it is that let's take care of each other. and you're going to join us on that mission. thank you. hey, i'm cole hauser. i want you to join me in supporting our nation's heroes and their families. it's only $11 a month. go to t2t dot org.

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this guy loves a great offer. so let's see some hustle! >> jessica: time now for "onemo" greg? >> greg: we have a great show tonight. patti ann browne, kat timpf, tyrus. i will be making a big announcement tonight. >> jessica: you have had so many announcements. >> greg: just kidding no announcements. >> jessica: super bowl commercial is a big announcement. >> judge jeanine: german trainer coordination of 14 dogs in a condo line. each dog had to always keep one paw in contact with the dog in front and then march a total of 16 and a half beats together. not part of the guidelines the trusty pooch arrange themselves in descending order of size. the dancing dogs broke the record of nine dogs in a con go

conga line. >> clearly. >> jessica: michigan woman who famously returned $15,000 in cash that she found on her daily walk to work rewarded with a brand new chief. diane gordon walked more that than two miles to work acknowledged the money would have been life changing she insisted it wasn't hers and returned to the police. the police are were so touched byselflessness helped her raise money on $16. >> make sure to tune in to lj cross-country saturday night at 10:00 p.m. we explore the youth crime crisis in america. >> sandra: so cool. thank you for all your reporting on that. one more thing the 2023 fort worth stock show and rodeo nearly 1500 contestants but one stood out above the rest. he was 1300-pound steer named snoop dogg received a bid that

shattered the previous amount by over $100,000. by definition, greg, is he neutered. >> greg: thank god. >> judge jeanine: they could sell samples. >> jessica: samples of what? >> greg: his stuff. come on, jessica. don't play -- >> jessica: see you for super bowl sunday. that's it for us. have a great weekend. ♪ >> john: good evening and welcome to washington. i'm john roberts in for bret baier. breaking tonight the military has shut down another aerial object. the craft spotted over alaska was deemed a threat to aviation and the president ordered it neutralized earlier today. it's in the known who owns the object but it is said to be much smaller than the chinese balloon that was downed over the south carolina coast on saturday. the wreckage' of today's aircraft is said to be in frozen waters off of the coast of alaska. the north coast near the prudhoe