the spin stops right here. >> good morning, everyone, on saturday, january 28. the focus on florida with three days and the candidates are stepping up the attacks. >> why was mitt romney calling newt gingrich goldie looks? >> mitt is not the only one throwing punches, newt using governor huckabee to attack romney in an ad. but a problem, "hung" did not approve the message. >> and they liberated iraq but in most cities are troops do not get a welcome home parade. should citizens step up why the government has stepped back?

"fox & friends" hour one starts right now. >> welcome to "fox & friends" at 6:00 a.m., east were here in manhattan. nice to see you. >>alisyn: don't adjust your television set, we look a little bit different just today we are in a slightly different studio. it feels different. >> fresh. >> roomy. >> a lot of elbow room. >> like the wide lanes on "seinfeld." >> spread out and walk around. >>dave: could do some steps. >>clayton: hope you don't mine. >>dave: let us know what you thing of our new home. but we will be back to our old one tomorrow. >>clayton: three days until the florida primary and the

candidates are stepping up the ads. 74,000 ads were run during the 2008 campaign eclipsed by a land side this i'm around. >>alisyn: getting so nasty, the candidates are calling each other characters out of chosen fairytales. listen to mitt romney. >> now speaker gingrich said the debate before night that the crowd wasn't allowed to cheer so he couldn't do so well because the crowd was too quiet and last night the crowd was too loud. it is like goldie looks, too hot, too cold. look, i'm looking forward to debating president obama, i'm not going to worry about crowd i will make sure we tell the truth to president obama. >> newt was not thrilled with the crowd of that debate on thursday united, and he felt they stocked it with romney people and this was close to his home base. but jacksonville, florida, clayton knows, that is newt

gingrich territory in jacksonville. look, it wasn't his best performance. we know that. but the polls are tough to read, newt gingrich leading in a national poll by a wide margin. tough to know what to make of the situation. >>alisyn: mitt romney has ticked up in florida. after south carolina. at first it was newt gingrich but, now, today, it is mitt romney. so, now, newt gingrich is on the attack and saying that republican establishment is embracing romney and not him. listen. >> look, i think the washington establishment is hyper. this is a new "wall street journal" poll that says i would beat romney 52 to 39 nationally. but i think the prospect of gingrich becoming president for the old guard is authority filing, they are comfortable and set in their way and part of an establishment and i come along

and i know enough about washington to change it and i'm distant enough to change it and i think they find it a nightmare. >> a guy who was the ultimate insider, and was the speaker of the house of representatives, and he has managed to turn the people that disliked him into a badge of honor, these folks who don't like me it is because they don't like me because i am an outsider, and romney says he is the ultimate insider. is this back-and-forth inside baseball talk that most don't pay attention to. >> bob dole and tom delay a long list of very familiar faces in washington, dc coming out and speaking out strongly against newt gingrich and it seems to work to his advantage. for him every time one of the familiar establishment figures comes aboard the romney but can newt gingrich spin the outside label? i don't understand that one. there is a lot of stuff that is

slung around but newt gingrich outsider. >>alisyn: i don't think coulter with call herself a washington, dc insider and she has written out about newt gingrich. we will ask mike huckabee because he knows about the republican establishment. and rick santorum this he just wanted to get back to the issues. >> there is no doubt that this has been a very nasty campaign. between governor romney and congressman newt gingrich and there is no doubt that governor romney threw the first blow and it now is a back-and-forth but unfortunately for both those candidates they both have gotten down and gotten dirty and why either of them are better for it. i believe that what we need is to get back to talking about the substance. >> san torn is headed back to pennsylvania because he does not have a distraction and his taxes

are a distraction is he is going back to pennsylvania to get it off his home computer and complete them and get them out there. and he will come right back to florida and others are wondering is rick santorum cashing in? is he done? and he says, no, no. >>dave: it is clear he is not getting out. she going nowhere. the debate performances have been spectacular and the best was thursday united. people felt he may have had the strongest performance but how does he get anywhere in the polls? >>clayton: he is not running ads. he said he may have mailers but no ads and when you see the 17,000 ads run in tampa and sarasota and she not competing that is troubling but newt gingrich has two new ads. >>alisyn: one is his pac, so, not his campaign, the pac that

supports him and some call it the nastiest ad yet of the campaign talking about mitt romney's money, again, calling it blood money, which, obviously is loaded. and very controversial but the one we can show you today involves governor huckabee. >> if a man is dishonest to obtain a job he will be dishonest on the job. >> what kind of man would mislead? >> that was from the 2008 campaign and now from huckabee's campaign but it did not ever mention mitt romney, and it didn't mention any specific campaign but newt is trying to use that to his advantage and governor huckabee spoke about this ad, and never gave approval for the message. here is what the governor said on friday. >> didn't ask, they would not have received it, and i have asked several candidates to pull ads that did something leak this and we made it very clear that was not authorized, newt

gingrich at the end says i approved this message," well, i didn't. >> what is interesting, you ask for forgiveness, and now it is out there and it is effective. >> well, we will pull it down but now it is viral. and the ads do not hit the airwaves but they get online and that is more effective than hitting the airways. >>alisyn: and cheaper. let us know what you thing about that ad and governor huckabee will have more at 8:30 on this. investigators may have pinpointed what triggered the casino collapse that injured 20 construction workers in ohio, a beam buckled when workers remain pouring concreted. heavy rains forced the firefighters to build a bridge to get victims over a ditch and all are expected to recover. >> details from the gulf oil

spill and it looks like b.p. realized how badly it screwed up moments after the spill began, and released e-mail show b.p. officials were worried about the potential. it turned out they were right. the rig spewed 2.2 million a day. >> and police are releasing the 9-1-1 call made before actress demi moore was rushed to the hospital. listen. >> what happened there? >> she smoked something. it is not marijuana. but it is similar, similar to innocence, and she seems to be having convulsions. >> how old is she? >> 49. >> is she awake? >> barely conscious. >> she breathing? >> breathing? yes. >> she overdosed on ...

>> she is convulsing. >> police did ded it the call but her friends are not as tightlipped saying she was popped it on energy drinks that night and tmz, they are reporting she was doing something you inhale a chemical. >> and a meeting at white house was not at the president's official and was not announced until after the fact, and we are told the visit was "personal," just days before the republican primary in florida and former governor bush has yet to endorse a candidate but urged all the candidate to tone down the attacks on the obama administration. >> those are the headlines. >> and now risk. >> buddies? >> far more professional not

studios. rick: there is something missing. can you find the laugh track? there we go. there we go. and now the weather. a couple of things going on, two claimer systems that will bring snow, a couple of temperatures for -- a couple of inches. and in california, the winds back all day long today whipping around so a threat for fire danger and the east coast, and across the southeast, very, very clear and nice. moving forward, it is cool across parts of the rockies and toward the northern plains but that is cool, not cold, by any means, and things are quiet and the radar shows across the east nothing going on, and, in fact, the southeast will be a spectacular day, a day to get out and place tennis. the snow across the ohio valley

will continue to pull off toward the interior northeast, cities will be looking fine and the pacific northwest, a dry before the next system will bring more rain and snow across the area by tomorrow. temperature-wise, today, 40 in rapid city and 30 in minneapolis and everyone looking good, so it looks like no real sign of winter, guys. ed end of january. >>alisyn: i cannot get used to rick being so close to us. security. security. security. >>dave: we like a minimum of 15 seats. >>clayton: the president calls them heroes but some seals are calling for them to stop. is the public praise endingerring future missions? >>dave: a guy going to great extremes to learn football before the super bowl.

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>>alisyn: they took down osama bin laden and now seal team six have done it again, rescuing two people from somali pirates. >> and the proudest possession is the flag that the seal team took to take down osama bin laden. >> the seal team are the most incredible warriors and they said it was the time, the opportunity, and jessica's health was failing, and they concluded they should go at this time and the president gave the go. >> despite the unbelievable heroism some don't want recognition and they want their missions kept secret. >> and now from atlanta, is a former navy seal and author of "the heart and fist." >> what do you think of this? whether it is osama bin laden or the past week mission, is there too much that is being made public when it comes to the navy

seal mission, the things they do? >>guest: well, what is essential is the actual tactics, and techniques and procedures that the seals and other special operations forces use, remain secret. the kind of body armour they wear, the explosives they use, the way they navigate to a target that has to remain secret so operations like this can condition. the fact that the actual mission went down, whether against osama bin laden or an international hostage mission that is public, of course, and the american people can learn of the tremendous investment they are making in our special operations forces is a if investment and the world can know that if an american is taken hostage, if this is a threat to the united states, the spell presses forces are ready to react. >>alisyn: i don't know if you know a movie coming out february 24, about the heroickism the

navy soles have engaged in i had the privilege of seeing it this week, it is, here is a trailer from it, it is so special, it, really, details, just how brave you guys are. isn't it important for the american public to see the details so they are more grateful? >>guest: i do think it is important for the american people to necessity they have a tremendous chapped oh force and the investment they make is a worthy invest in and the people who they are creating, the navy seals, it is not just the physical courage, but it is also the mental toughness and the moral sense they have dedicate their life to service and it is really important to know. >>dave: and your take on the cuts that the president and panetta made official, we are talking about half a trillion in cuts, 28,000 masheses, 68,000 army troops on the way for our

military, but we are benefiting up special ops from what we understand navy seal-type operations. do you thing to axes our ability to defend the country? >>guest: well, the extra investment in special operations forces is an important one. special operations forces are just going to become more and more important offer the course of the next decade not just in iraq or afghanistan but you think of somalia or yemen. we will need more special operations forces. it is a case when you cut the mains and you cut the united states army down, and you eliminate it, sounds like they are eliminating aid combat brigade and you will complete america's ability to hold territory. the investment they are making in the navy, not air force, in unmanned drones, that helps our power projection ability and ability to do surveillance but it will decrease the ability of the united states to hold

territory. >>alisyn: thank you so much for your service and for coming on and explaining that to us. >>guest: my pleasure. >>dave: is president obama the most polarizing president in history? a new poll says so, but, why? a fair and balanced debate next. ó

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>>clayton: he promised to end divisive politics but president obama is now the most polarizing presidents in history. during his third year in office, 80 percent of democrats approved

of the job performance compared to 12 percent of republicans so could it get worse ahead of the 2012 election? and now a fair and balanced debate is the founder of the tea parent 365 and radio talk show host and fox news contributor from new new orleans. most polarizing president in history? >>guest: well, very polarizing times, no doubt about that, right? people see the country very different and most divisions have never been this big. whether obama himself is so polarizing, i wouldn't say so, she more of the conciliator type personals and people on the left thing he gives in too much, so, frankly, why think it is the so much an individual question, but, more, the times we live in. >>clayton: dave, a sign of the

times? >>guest: obama lied when he said he would bring the country today. it was never in his business model. this go said he wanted to fundamentally transform america, to change it from the country that it is. and that is not what americans believe we are a country where people work together, different ethnic groups and different ethnic classes and this guy used every bit of crony capitalism and solyndra-like behavior, and every green energy he could come up that failed and everything that was not, really, what americans are used to. the divisiveness is there because of this. >>clayton: and what about the obstructionism charge, and the president talked about this during the state of the union, and mcconnell said the goal is to make this a one term white

house. what do you say? >>guest: i don't feel polarized, i like dave, but, on the other hand, two minutes into our story, obama is a liar and this is so terrible, honest to god i think a lot of us in the media contribute to this, because it there has never been a time where our media has not been more polarized. you can consume media all day and never hear anything you disagree with and that is not healthy. it is good to have these conversations. and it turns out he is not so bad. >>guest: but here is the problem. you cannot do something that is opposite of what america is, where we work together. in the end, promise to change it, you are going to have polarization, and we have seen the far left, a budget who knowledge ad occupy wall street and praised it, while he ignored the millions of people in the tea parent movement on his front line. so we are playing an agenda.

he works with far left union organization in their behavior but gives unions more wear than anything for obamacare. >>guest: listen, we take every thing we disagree with and turn it into an evils horrible, immoral anti-american belief, then no one is ever going to get along. we are much better off if we try to find some stuff in the middle we can agree on and try to keep the conversation lighthearted and civil. but i have to say we have a long way to go on all of that. >>clayton: i agree with that. coming up on the show could sarah palin be the secret weapon for newt gingrich, wait until you hear how she is coming to his defense and not sugar coating it at all. [ mujahid ] there was a little bit of trepidation,

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>> i thank all of you who voted for me. every place i go, everybody ... people say i voted for you, i voted for, i should demand a recount. and, after i lost i slept like a baby. sleep two hours. wake up and cry. sleep to hours wake up and cry. >>alisyn: that is a favorite joke.

he says that a lot. john mccain on the trail is really, really funny but he has ten jokes that he recycles. >>clayton: and the camera guy was eating a sand win. >>dave: and sarah palin has not endorsed anyone in this republican campaign but she is exerting influence and she is doing everything she can to help put newt gingrich over-the-top. >>clayton: in south carolina she said she would not endorse anyone, like a non-endorsement but i would vote for newt gingrich if i voted in south carolina to keep the contest going and now on facebook she is an official campaign surrogate in defense of newt gingrich and it says this, there are no, there are two greater keepers of the reagan legacy than michael and nancy reagan and we saw this

ridiculous opposition dump on newt was nothing short of stalin-esque defending his time with ronald reagan and working closely with him and she is attacking coulter's piece, going to great lengths and did research open finding that in the reagan diaries there is only one mention of newt gingrich, and it was, some sort of relationship where reagan disagreed with the policy proposal he had. >>alisyn: they are referring to what happened where there were three articles that remain ed critical of newt gingrich and it sounds if sarah palin has a special kinship because she thinks the mainstream media is going after him as she feels it happen toddler and she was attacked when running for vice president and she can relate to him getting a raw deal. >>dave: but her husband was

the first to come out and endorse newt gingrich saying that is the guy he wants to get the nomination but why not come out and full on endorse him? why stop short? look, all the endorsements have not done a thing for either campaign. it is clear no matter who has come out and endorsed a candidate it has not moved the needle. >>alisyn: maybe she wants to hold until someone is the nominee like huckabee is going to do. >>dave: like rush limbaugh and a lot of folks. >>clayton: maybe like the way i bet on a football team, like in the third quarter. this person is up by 30 point so my money is on the patriots. >>alisyn: bold. bold. bold. and now our returning heroes from iraq. you may recall because we talked about this new york new york city will not hold a parade for our iraq vets because the mayor

said the department of defense told him to hold off on doing so because there are so many troops in harm's way overseas. >> chairman of the joint chiefs actually issued an opinion saying we are not ready as the defense department to have a parade but, there is a parade today in st. louis, celebrating those returning heroes from iraq, and there is a big question: should we celebrate the troops? should we autopsy the war, maybe not the war and the effort because it is not done but sunday we honor the troops and say we are proud of what you have done regardless of the political implication? >> i don't know we have done a discussion of this that has been more polarizing because we talked about it and we heard from tons of veterans and members of the military saying we did not want parade because of the other servicemen actively serving and it would be unseemly and others say we need a par reside to embolden and talk about the sacrifices, not a

celebration around the track, but it is honoring what they have done, their service to this country, so, a split open either side. >>alisyn: what is interesting this st. louis they are not we waiting for permission from the department of defense or from the federal government they are saying, here in our city, we are going to welcome home our heroes, the parade starts at 9:50 a.m., eve eastern, a very different tact. >>dave: we have the organizers of the st. louis parade, which is later in the afternoon, in st. louis, if you are in the area and we will hear from them, and why are they holding this parade today and tell us on twitter what you think of this. should we honor the troops or the war effort or either? >>alisyn: and now the headlines a navy ship decommissioned in december will be transformed into a mother ship for u.s. military forces in the middle east, it will be used

as a floating command center for high speedboats and helicopters for special firsts. the mill step says it is necessary because of rising tensions with iraq, and al qaeda and pirates in somalia running in four or five months. >> the f.d.a. gives an "no," to o.j., orange juice, which have tested for for an illegal chemical, and the agency has taken samples from all countries after discovering the unapproved fungicide in orange juice from brazil. more test results from samples will be released soon. a brand new theory about what might have caused a dozen teenage girls to come down with tourette like symptoms at the

same time. >> i started making noises through my nose or throat. i make these weird noise things. >> that was the 16-year-old who is one of the 15 students at the high school who started to display the symptoms a few months ago, and now there is speculation that a decades old chemical spill from a train derailment in their town could be to blame. several experts including environmentallal activists are behind this theory and say to ends buried deep this the south may have been churned up by the recent understooding in the contrary. >> boots are made for walking but that is not all, a philadelphia school is banning certain foods saying kids are hiding their cell phones inside of them, and a ban on fur lined boats like the popular planneds was announced and students are

required to leave their cell phones in the lockers and the not wear is now in the same boat. those are the news. >> tom brady is an ad man for ugg boats. >> men in uggs? i cannot thing of a worse combo. >> they look like they are so dirty. >> do you agree? >> they are hike ... they do not seem to be for snow. or outside. >> or for for men. >> so, the good thing about the new studio, we have a different view outside. now we are on 47th, and people talk about new york being a city that never sleeps, and it never stops e, working either. a company is hanging up signs. still active at 6:30 not morning in new york city, and the

weather shows looking pretty good, and the clipper is moving through and across the west, very clear, especially california, and we had a pretty active weather pattern a week ago toward northern california and it looks like that is gone and we will not be seeing rain or snow across california again any time soon and, today, very dry and the offshore wind means we wind advisories in effect with a threat for fire a big story there. and now at look at what will happen, the clipper is rotating through the plains an the great lakes and it will keep things active for a couple days and look how much snow it will accumulate. the not a lot. anything would be along the lates and temperatures today looking go, almost everywhere, cooling down a couple of days around the great lakes tomorrow, behind the clipper systems and stay cooler, and you have been

asking where is winter and i i don't thing we will see any this week and some indication taxpayer next week, it will change for at the love of the country, and february is looking to be much colder, so, get ready, i don't thing we are out of the woods. >> interesting. right an the time of the ground hog popping up. >> conspiracy. >>alisyn: very interesting. no, it's not. >>dave: ladies if you were not aware guys will do anything, and say anything to get the girl. we tend to be football resume and a guy bragged that he, too, played college football when talking to a woman's ex-boyfriend trying to make it seem like he knew all about sports. >>clayton: and now he has taken out an ad on craigslist, $500, he will pay that amount, he wants to lend about football,

and he knows nothing about it and he took out anode on craigslist, $500, my girlfriend and i were invited to a super bowl at her ex-boyfriend, and last time we met he told me he layed football in college and i told him i, did, to, and now the guy needs a tutorial to learn how to lay football. >>alisyn: he doesn't know the difference between a linebacker and a quaterback. >> the quarterback throws the ball, right? and the linebacker ... tack chemicals the other guy. i'm ahead of this guy so that shows how remedial the guy is. >>dave: i'll draw it up for you when i get my $500. >>alisyn: i feel bad for hill, she that insecure around his

ex-gulf freeway's, his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend. >>clayton: how many go to the super bowl party -- half the people do not watch the game they are watching the ads. >>alisyn: but he knows so little he cannot say the thing i say, are we rooting for guys in the blue? that is the kind of thing this guy could say. >> so, the biggest whopper you ever told the gal's ex-boyfriend or the gal? let us know. >> and a democratic congresswoman dissing the key tomorrow pipeline. >> 20,000 jobs is not that many and investing this green technologies will produce that and more. >> should we be investing in green negative when the companies keep losing our "green

e how much money has been lost? that is ahead. >>alisyn: and remember this story, a teenager getting busted big time for the same thing. the throwing a snowball. ♪ ...to our city streets... ♪ ...to skies around the world... ♪ ...northrop grumman's security solutions are invisibly at work, protecting people's lives... [ soldier ] move out! [ male announcer ] ...without their even knowing it. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. it's got 10 speeds, my friend. ♪ is it fast? it's got a lightning bolt on it, doesn't it? ♪ is it fast? i don't even know if it's street-legal. ♪

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grant despite the loss of taxpayer dollars some democrats are dismissing the amount of jobs the keystone pipeline would have created and pushing for more green projects. >> 20,000 jobs is really not that many jobs and investing in green technologies will produce that and more. but, i tell you what, it seems to me that the republicans would rather have an issue than a pipeline. >>dave: how much money has been lost on green energy so far&how much is coming? and now from the fox business network, nicole, green jobs make me cough. >>guest: makes other people do other things, worse. >>dave: how much money has been lost? are there success stories to report? >>guest: i can't find too many success stories so we will begin with that. we are losing hundreds of

millions of taxpayer dollars being squandered away on bad bets. $650 million here of money lost on these programs, and i have more on the down side, beacon power and solyndra and evergreen and the latest that you talked about in the introduction to this piece and that is entelkdel. >>dave: how much is at stake? >>guest: well, the department of energy has a big, big, $35 billion to spend, but, at the same time, they are not doing a good job. many of the companies that are getting the loans are f.o.p. or "friend of the president." go figure. we are finding out the five renewable energy companies that have been tapped by the

department are friends of obama. >>dave: the next number makes your head spin $6.9 billion. tell us about what that stands for. >>guest: this is how much the taxpayers are on the hook, great graphics. so we talked about the company that just filed for bankruptcy, and this is another bad bets they got $118 billion and received $55 million, and this is taxpayer dollars after taxpayer dollars being pushed on to the companies and private businesses, if they thought these were economically viable ideas that would generates lots of jobs he would be doing that. but business people are savvy and they would be on this already. >>dave: if these are great ways to create money the private sector would be all over this?

>>guest: you would think this is a great opportunity to make money and it is not happening. and it is bad decision and over guessing the demand that people would want for electronic batteries and such, so, taxpayers are the losers and shareholders when you have first solar a loser, or we saw the stock being held on and solyndra, do not leave that out which is under federal criminal investigation. we have a lot going on. >>dave: it will be a campaign issue. thank you, nicole. coming up, like a scene from a christmas story a teen throws a snowball at another kid and is now getting in big trouble. should it be illegal to throw a snowball?

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>>alisyn: remember this scene in "christmas story." well, for one teen, throwing a snowball like that got him arrested. and now facing charges for harassment. should this case be tossed? let's ask our legal eagle, author of "waking hours," lease wheel and former prosecutor. >> tad, you agree with this action action 17-year-old boy would threw a snowball at a 13-year-old girl, gets arrested and charged with harassment? you don't think that is everreaching? -- overreaching? >>guest: this is not a movie but a vindictive boy who took a compacted snowball, and chunked it at another person, if he

threw a baseball we would not have the argument but because it is a snowball it sounds fun. he is only charged with a second-degree charge, which is not much more than a traffic ticket, so, the punishment is fitting the crime. >>alisyn: wait, wait, lis? >> it is a misdemeanor to have a 17-year-old's record for life, a 17-year-old throwing a soft, fluffy snowball at a 14 year old, like saying you like him, maybe not the most appropriate, but come,en to have two charges, one on the record nor life? that is a bridge of -- a bunch of overkill. >>alisyn: you are saying it is not a big deal but doesn't it carry a possible 15 day jail sentence? >>guest: it does, and the reality is, they will not get 15

days, when you say you are throwing a soft fluffy snowball but it is pore like ice, it is like throwing a rock. do not minuteize what is going on. >> there have been other cases one in the bronx and one in brooklyn they threw ice balls and snow balls with rocks in them and started to beat up a mailman, that happened and they were arrested. i have in problem with that. that is not the fact here, it was a soft, fluffy snowball from a 17-year-old to a 14-year-old, no emergency was called, nothing, she did not have to have treatment or anything, and for him to have that on the record, really? i don't care if he does the 15 daze or not, that will be on a record, any college application that is there. that is wrong. >>alisyn: last word? >>guest: last word, it and a crime, it is a crime, it is a crime, that is why we put the statute in the book. can you not do the crime, don't do the time.

>>alisyn: thank you for coming in for this debate. very timely now that it is winter. is the florida primary newt gingrich's last stand? we ask newt supporter and former florida attorney general about this next. my name is robin.

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>>alisyn: good morning, everyone, on saturday, january 28. these days until florida pecks their nominee, and the g.o.p. candidates are in full force and on the attack. >> you know, it is like gold difficult looks, too hot, too cold. >>alisyn: why is mitt romney calling newt gingrich goldy looks. >> and mitt is not the only one throwing punches, newt using governor huckabee to attack romney in a new ad but huckabee did not approve the message. >> a six-year-old is accused of sexual assault for playing on a lay ground. does the punishment fit the crime. we report, you decide, hour two for "fox & friends" starts right

now. >> good morning, everyone, what do you think of our fancy digs for the day? >>clayton: come on, we will show you around. this is temporary, just for today. we are in a new studio just for today. >>dave: ask the studio audience. hang on, there is no one in the studio audience. >>dave: people are writing, you need a studio audience. >>alisyn: we could never find people to get up at 5:00 a.m. but we need to talk politics so much happening this weekend and this week is a big deal. >>dave: final push before the big republican primary in florida, three days away. >>alisyn: and now live in

tampa at the sight of the republican national convention. phil: they are all migrating from south carolina and that is hitting the campaign trail hard, trying to drum up boats and the polls have shown newt gingrich ahead and then romney the last few days and romney making a couple of campaign spots in the far northwest region of florida in the panhandle stopping by the "fish house," restaurant and down the coastline to panama city, and newt gingrich is beginning in 90 minutes at a lincoln day breakfast and he makes his way to orlando and the map shows what the to candidates are doing around the state and they have been all over the state the entire week, really,

earning a lot of mile average on the buses and on the planes for the campaign, and, now, up to rick rick santorum left florida, acknowledging the fact that, nevada and maine, they have their caucuses beginning next, a week from today and she doing that and ron paul, for him, he is up in maine giving a townhall forum up there at the university of southern maine. as far as early voting totals, nearly 200,000 people have all right voted early, since early voting opened statewide on saturday, about 400,000 republicans in florida requested absentee ballots and by the time tuesday arrived from the primary election day, a third to half of all republican voters and a total of two million expected, will have already cast their ballots. who it will, to take florida? we shall see. >>clayton: thank you, phil, from tampa.

and we mentioned the early voting, in south carolina primaries, mitt romney had the infrastructure already out getting people to vote when other candidate disnot have the infrastructure. >>alisyn: and newt gingrich because of the win, maybe that affected early voting. that is an interesting twist in who will win in florida. >>dave: but everyone is a late decider in this so far, look at south carolina, you wonder floridaed if is late deciders too, swinging what happens on tuesday. candidates stepping up the attacks he days out, mitt romney launching a new assault on newt gingrich when it comes to the crowd at the debates and how newt gingrich sometimes likes what the crowd is doing and sometimes does not. >> now, speaker gingrich said the debate before last night, he said that the crowd wasn't allowed to cheer so he couldn't

do so well because the crowd was too quiet. and last night he said the crowd was too loud, he couldn't ... like goldy looks, too hot, too cold, i am looking forward to debating president obama, i will not worry about the crowd, i will tell the truth to president obama and get him out of the white house. >> and all eyes over newt gingrich saying he is the most elect able against rebound and going after mitt romney on this idea of being pro establishment, and newt gingrich says "i'm the outsider." listen. >> i think the washington establishment is hyper. i think the prospect of gingrich becoming president for the old board is horrifying, they are all comfortable and set in their ways part of an establishment, and i come along and a genuine populist and i know enough about

washington to change it and distant enough to change it and i think they find that a nightmare. >>alisyn: because of all of this infighting, rick santorum has been able to seize the mantle of the sweater vest wearing adult in the room and he says he wanted to get back to the issues. >> there is no doubt this has been a nasty campaign. define governor romney and congressman gingrich and no doubt, also, that governor romney threw the first employee and now it is a back-and-forth but unfortunately, they both have gotten down and gotten money and gotten dirty and i don't either of them are the better for it. i believe that what we need is to get back to talking about the substance. >> 18 percent on the latest polls for him behind the frontrunner and taking a few days off, to go back to pennsylvania to get his taxes in

order and coming back to florida he section she if this for the long haul. >>alisyn: he was not wearing a sweater vest, the first time on the trail without the sweater vote of. >>dave: what are the messages of the candidates? well, all of the candidates with the exception of ron paul have tried to use governor huckabee and appeal to his voters some call him the values voters and now huckabee appearing in a newt gingrich ad but he did not approve the ad. >> it is man is dison -- dishonest to obtain a job he will be dishonest on the job. >> i asked mike huckabee and he said he did not approve the ad and it was taken out of

contempt. >> didn't ask for it, he would not have received it, i asked several candidates to pull ads down that did something leak this and we made it very clear that was not authorized, newt gingrich at the end of the ads is "i approved," well, i didn't approve the message. >>alisyn: the governor will be on us with in an hour and we will ask if he has heard from the beginning research campaign. if you have had a previous campaign ad, is it open season? >>dave: it remind me of what rick perry said in the debate in regard to newt gingrich when he said if you are going to cheat on a spouse you would cheat on a business partner so i was surprised they used that clip. >>alisyn: and, now, your headlines because we have a lot more news, a big admission from panetta about the raid that killed osama bin laden saying a pakistani doctor verified the al qaeda leader was at the compound

before u.s. navy seals were sent in and pakistani now is charging the doctor with treason. panetta is convinced someone in pakistan's government knew a "person of interest" was inside that person but said there is no proof the country knew it was bin laden and a casino collapse injured 20 workers sending many workers plummeting to the floor, and firefighters were forced to build a bridge to get victims over a ditch and all workers are expected to recover. >> and look who dropped by the white house: former president george h.w. bush and his son, jeb bush, sitting down with president obama in the oval office, the meeting was kept under wraps and it was "personal," nature, days before the republican primary in florida, and former governor bush has yet to endorse a

candidate. >> would we get that reception if we showed up at the white house unannounceed? >>dave: and rick is not complying with the restraining order and back 5' from the couch. rick: and now a look at weather. a few things are going on, we have a couple of clipper systems around the great lakes. and they will bring scattered snow. and big fire danger in southern california with the winds whipping through. and the east coast and southeast looking nice and the southeast spectacular. and we are talking about the claimers moving an the great

lakes today and the snow fault totals across the northern plains are well below where we should be. we are not getting much snow there and not good for the winter rereagans -- recreation and farm land. we have been talking about detroit -- drought and georgia and now to iowa and dakotas, and spreading across california so this pattern is ending but we are dealing with the ramifications with drought continuing. we will monitor that. guys? >> is this a continuation of the busification of america? in california, this is a town out there near san francisco in the bay area where a six-year

old was playing tag at school and accidentally reached and raised the legged near the private part area. of the kid. and they are playing tag, i reach out to grab someone, and the six-year-old is suspended for sexual assault. >>alisyn: occasionally there is a story that so defies logic it leaves us speechless we wonder if there is something more. the hole fuzz says it was just that. a game of tag between six-year-olds. that is it. he was suspended for sexual harassment. >>dave: sexual battery charge before the lawyers got involved. here is the boy's father. >> she a good kid and this is a serious crime, we have a serious situation, flood no such thing

as sexual assault for a six-year old. >>alisyn: they found he was charged with something that did not exist. >>dave: they backed off when the lawyers got involved and now the kid is at a different school. again, we see exampled like this each week on the show. >>alisyn: this takes the cake and the other parents of the classmate say this is ridiculous. >>clayton: let us know what you think. >>dave: we talk next, a newt gingrich supporter and former attorney general tells us if the florida primary is the last stand. >>alisyn: luke perry has gone west we.

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>>clayton: it is getting hot in here because the campaign trail ahead of the sunshine state showdown is hot with a new ad released by gingrich

supporters sparking controversy. >> if a man is dishonest to obtain a job he will be dishonest on the job. >> what kind of man would dislead and distort to win an election? this man would. mitt romney. he said he has always voted republican when he had the opportunity. but in the 1992 massachusetts primary romney had the chance to vote for george h.w. bush or buchanan but he voted for a liberal democrat instead. >> this ad is the sharpest most personal attack against mitt romney. is it fair? and now, former florida attorney general, bill mccollum, and the chair of newt gingrich's campaign. governor huckabee has spoken out and said he never gave the gingrich campaign permission to use that clip, and he never was talking about mitt romney or any specific candidate, will that ad be taken down and do you defend

it? >>guest: i don't think the ad will, taken down the purpose is not to say that huckabee has endorsed newt gingrich but the pip is pointing out like with ronald reagan or anyone else this is a quote about deceit and a question that is raised by this, is who is the most electable. this is what it boils down so. is it mitt romney? or is it newt gingrich? which can best beat president obama? when you see mitt romney come on and do the kind of thing he did the other night in the debate where he is shake, trying to escape thing, telling things that are not true or half truths, that will come back to haunt him, and one of the most important ones is right upfront, and that, where he said in the debate he only voted for a democrat when he didn't have a choice to vote republican and he voted for a democratic senator from massachusetts, senator stongas but he could have voted

in the republican primary in 1992 and the seem thing is true on the blind trust issue, he is saying, i didn't make any money, that i could control on fannie mae and freddie mac but it turns out that money wasn't made in a blind trust and you have a right to direct a blind trust, say, don't invest in that kind of thing, you have the power to do that, which he did challenging senator kennedy. he says what he thinks is convenient. newt gingrich may get attacked for stuff before. >>clayton: on the florida space coast talking about what is convenient, the charge is when he goes to the states she pandering to the particular interests at the time, at cape canavaral he made the mention of the moon colony which was lampooned widely across the parties, and you are on the stage and he makes minutes of through are clapping and standing occasion.

>> i thought that was the best moment in his speech the other night, i thought, look, we are looking for a candidate, in the country, a leader, who will come out with the vision and the for sight that newt gingrich has, he has the knowledge and leadership skills and vision. he goes back to ron's days, reagan gave a speech in 1984 about doing what newt was talking about, we need to have a space program, we need to reform it. it does not we require a huge expense, we cannot it is back and let the chinese get ahead of us on space. the idea is the vision, three other candidate whose all they are talking about is we have to be more conservative in the sense we cannot spend the money because we have to balance the budget, of course, but we have to set priorities and provide the company and the young people of this country and the next generation an opportunity for so

america --. >>dave: we are out of town, former florida attorney general bill mccollum. thank you. luke perry coming up.

>>alisyn: and heart throb luke perry is back in the wild west with "goodnight for justice." take a look. >> do you know how to use that thing? >> yeah. >> i make a better friend than an enemy. if you are going to pull a gun on someone you better be ready to kill them.

>>alisyn: good stuff, i am joined by luke perry, actor and executive director. >> sorbs tonight, the sequel, "goodnight for justice," tell us about the story. >>guest: that young man is about to have a problem because i got the drop, that kid is going down the wrong road and the judge gets wind of it and starts to put him on the straight and narrow and have him do hard physical labor a way to keep kids on the straight and narrow. >>alisyn: this is a follow-up from a show a year ago the highest rated movie for that channel. ever. why did it resonate so much? >> we dot best we can. i try to make the best movie i can and jason directed that and we promoted it a lot. >>alisyn: talk about your character, the judge, you think

there is a lot of similarities between the judge and you but he is said in 1870 and a judge. >> we look alive, and he is different than me and that is why i thought it would an character to play but what is similar, i believe in fairness, i believe in justice, and most people do, and it can be a simple process but like a lot of things we have a very complicated road to justice and back then it was cheerer. you dealt with when guy, judge and jury. >>alisyn: and another similarity, you both believe not come become of the pushup corset? >>guest: one of the great inventions in fashionen like the shoes that women are wearing today. >>alisyn: you uncomfortable? >>guest: but we can see the effects of it. and we appreciate it. there is a lot of that if you like the push up corset thing,

we got that going on. >>alisyn: so, you love the western, so we have a pop quiz. finish this line from the film "the owe law josey." >> you know the answer? >> whistle dixie. >> yeah. >>alisyn: you got it? >> how did you know which to take first? >> well see the one on the left he has the crazy eyes i knew it would be him, and he did not have the flap pulled. >>alisyn: you know each of the lines in the movie. >> which 1939 john ford is --.

>> stagecoach. >>alisyn: right. >> we thought we would trick you. >> third question, which western started tom sellecy? >> "down under." >> that was great he was a guy who was a long rifle that could shoot a long distance with huge bullets and it was a great store. >>alisyn: you for know a lot. >> i will make that sequel now that i think about it. >>alisyn: we thought we were going to trick you. >> not today but i am not so smart so it is easy to trick me, and you could get me on any other category. >>alisyn: thank you so much for coming in luke perry. >> my pleasure. >>alisyn: been on the trail for months now and we now know where the candidates stand at

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for president. >>alisyn: you would, you have to eat the local cuisine to show you are one of the people. and you are always going to county fairs so you are always eating corn dogs and fried food. >>clayton: and stopping at the diners. the candidates actually have their favorite meals and starting with ron paul. >> he is disciplined. >> at 76, he --. >> politically he is the most disciplined. >> soup and salad but the favorite is shrimp and rice. that is very healthful. >>dave: romney, is pulled pork sandwich, i love the pulled pork, and my weakness but he tweeted about karl jr.'s jalapeno chicken sandwich. >> good for breakfast.

>> he is svelt empty. >> anything has admitted he likes sweets and has said that his food is his number one, number two, and number three weakness. so, he loved root beer floats and ice cream. and barbecue chicken and he likes a diet coat before the debate. >> we know his secret weapon. >> root beer float and diet coat. i love people at the check out that have bags of chips. and diet coke. >>dave: and rick santorum the senator from pennsylvania degrees cupcakes, don't we all? so, y local cuisine and no caffeine, of all the things that astound me about a presidential candidate, how do you survive without caffeine? we tried coming to this coach with no caffeine and i could not think without it.

15 hours, seven day as week. >> mitt romney no caffeine,er, no alcohol or caffeine. rick santorum no calf fin, two candidates, no caffeine. >> the f.d.a. is keeping orange juice from coming into the united states for testing positive for a fungicide and the agency has taken samples from 80 shipments from many countries after discovering the if anything side in orange juice from brazil and six of the positive samples came from canada and five from brazil. more test results are expected to be released soon. the second man convicted of murdering a woman and her two daughters during a home invasion will be put to death this summer. a judge set the day for july 20th, telling the 31-year-old may god have mercy on your soul,

during the sentencing he, again, blamed the accomplice for much of the crime saying he never intended to kill anyone. >> and alaska lawmaker urging the federal government to take over new york city central park to point out hypocrisy in federal oil drilling restrictions, the republican congressman says new yorkers have destroyed the national wild live the way critics believe that oil drilling would ruin alaska's shoreline so the park should be restricted by the same guidelines and says he just says he is trying to give democrat as taste of their own medicine. >> but there is still a lot of wildlife in central park. >> 8th grade girl who could make a grown man cry. >> i lifted 125 pounds once. >> more than i bench.

>> the 13-year-old now the holder of eight world records in weightlifting weighing 105 pounds but can dead lift 176 pounds. >> she set the world record for squats if her weight class by lifting 143 pounds! >>dave: she needs to come on and have a challenge with clayton. >>clayton: i go to the gym i start with the bar. dave has been work, out for 30 years, and i a five-point weight on the end of the bar. >>alisyn: she says her next goal is the olympics. she did not mention anything about "fox & friends" today.

>>dave: rick is the strongest. rick: clayton, you go to the gym? and now the weather maps, we have a big change across the east, should be a big change, 30 degrees colder than yesterday in raleigh, north carolina, so the front has moved through and yesterday, cross the east coast, it felt like a may day, and that changed and temperatures now are back closer to where they should be but still above average. and now, across the country, no one is that cold, and the forecast for the day today, the white is snow on there but not that big of a deal with and areas a dusting maybe 1 or 2" but not a snowy day in general across the northeast. in the southeast, a beautiful day, again, cooler than

yesterday, 62 in atlanta and cooler in texas and oklahoma and the northern plains the snow across north dakota and toward minnesota, toward tonight you will see snow moving through this, and that will be lighted, and 48, and across the west, it is just dry, we had the little rain in snowy patch that brought a lot of rain into northern california last weekend, and that is continue and it will dry out and stay dry and los angeles, 80 degrees. how does that sound? 80? >>alisyn: i like that. a lot. meet you at the airplane. >>dave: we asked you, what is the biggest whopper you told a girl to continue the relationship? a last times guys beef up the resume to sound more manley or more professional, or ... we lie

to do whatever it takes. >>alisyn: one guy resorting to telling his girl's ex-boyfriend he played college football but he doesn't know the difference between a linebacker and a quaterback. >>clayton: he went to craigslist and wanted to pay you $500 if you can tutor him in football. here is the ad. "my girlfriend and i were invited to a super bowl at her ex-boyfriend's apartment and last time we met he said he played football in college and i responded i $as well, which is a lie, and i don't really know anything other than touchdowns and you score a point and that sometimes you catch a ball. >>alisyn: first mistake is going to a super bowl party at her ex-boyfriend's party but if she comes clean and says i was trying to beef up myself to

impress you he could sell this and it could work for hill. i wanted to impress you, i feel, incompetent around your ex-over and he seems sensitive. >>alisyn: i don't know if that will work. >>clayton: she is thinking, maybe i cashed my chips in too early on the ex-boyfriend. what would you do in let us know and send us your biggest whopper of a lie. >>alisyn: fuel for the white house for the race for the white house. $5 a gallon for gas? that could happen by november. he explain how this is already impacting the election. >> and a supermarket survival guide, navigating the aisles the right way will help you lose weight.

>> we have subsidized oil companies for a century. that is long enough. time to end the tax giveaways for an industry that has been so profitable. pass clean energy tax credits.

create the jobs. >>alisyn: that was the president during the "state of the union" address but the g.o.p. hopefuls have a different take on oil and gas. >> gasoline prices have gone up and he says do not build a key step pipeline. all you can boy a gallon for a silver dime, a silver dime is worth $3.50, it is all about inflation. >> our guest says get ready for more pain at the pump predicting we could see gas prices at $5 a gallon by november. how does that affect the election? the founder of citizens for affordable energy, and former president of shell oil. you see $5 glass in our future. why? >>guest: will with, i hope i am wrong. but when i look at what is out

there and look at the demand versus the supply, and you think about the fact this country is not producing enough of its own domestic energy we saw prices sky roberting the last four years and we are not doing anything to take care of our own domestic supply requirements and i blame the washington, i blame the republicans and i blame the domes, for not having taken energy needs seriously over a long period of time. it is inevitable we will see prices rise until we cannot stand it then we use less and prices drop and we are in a vicious cycle with no way of getting out of it. >> so, come election time, what do you think is more important? jobs or gas prices? >>guest: interesting that if we would produce more oil we would create more jobs so the

notion that we are subsidizing oil companies to make a lot of profit is nonsense and the president knows better than that. jobs are critically important but why don't we put investment into one of our nation's biggest industries rather than bigger because we still importing almost half of our oil and why don't we produce more domestic oil four our needs and we can also take natural gas and turn natural gas interest ethanol if we have flex fuel cars and have more domestic energy creating jobs rather than in venezuela or nigeria, create them here in this country. >>dave: the president said there are a lot of jobs coming out of the green industry let alone the energy that is out there, but what should the president do to help the situation to prevent us from $5

a gas, he doing what? >>guest: doing a business as usual approach. the new drilling permits are a mandatory every five years there has to be a mandatory opening up of new areas of the gulf of mexico but not new areas, new basin off the east coast, or the west coast or on federal lands. what he is doing is a business as usual but he has to, or we would go into serious decline in oil production. and that is part of the problem. the decline of oil production is ongoing and it never stops and 6 percent to 8 percent a year decline so you have to have new oil but i am suggesting we need even more than that if we are going to decrease the imports and create american jobs to use american natural resources. >>alisyn: john, you were the former president of shell oil and now you are the fonder of democrats for affordable

industry thank you for coming in with your expertise on this. >>dave: newt gingrich getting help from a secret weapon? wait until you hear who is it and how he or she may help the speaker be the going rivals. >> healthy eating starts not aisles of the grocery story we have your supermarket survival guide, and there is a way to shop, dave.

>> navigating the grocery store could seem easy, but it could be tricky when you try to eat healthy and now contributor for "eat this, not that," the only thing i know about going to a supermarket you go on the outside store and never down the middle, is that right?

>> the thing is, the first step to eating healthy is shopping healthy so these "eat this not that," is designed to help think smartser in the aisles. >> you say to fill the cart with dark. what does that mean? >> well, filling your cart with dark applies that dark foods are healthy, nature colors foods with pigments we remove from a potato to sweet, we get more vitamin a and more calcium. >> darker sweet to payment -- to regular potato. and the same going from lettuce to spinach. >> and that is easy to remember. invest in nutrients not calories. >> this is about getting more

nutrition for the buck. there is a misconception healthy food is more expensive but you look at the nutrients, to illustrate this point, we have a dollar's worth of oats and you go with this you get a lot more nutrients and syma with strawberries, the strawberry jam, a dollar of each, more vitamin c. >> so when you strip out the nutrients inside of a bar or bread, this is packed with omegas but you go back to the base elements it is healthier. >> that is the idea. you have to put water in this but ultimate it will not cost you more but will save you. >> and it occurs in nature, i do not see the granola bars on trees. >> ignore the packaging.

>> this peanut butter looks like it came from a shell but it says it is natural but on the other side it says there is sugar and palm oil, if nature wanted peanuts to be sweeter it would have made them that way so you have to flip it over and the nutrition panel is the only part of any food package that the f.d.a. stepped had and said food processes but you have to make this information syma fell for -- simple for consumers. >> and fee nut butter is only crushed peanuts so why add all these other ingredients? >> you can make it at home. >> natural peanut better tastes the best. all challenge the cashier? how? >> this is -- don't start a fight with the cashier, but, when we go to the aisle of the supermarket the junk foods have bar codes and when you walk the perimeter, you find things like

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>> it is saturday january 28, fight for florida is on. candidates spreading across the sunshine state now with a primary three days away, will a

secret weapon give newt the boost he needs to soar to the top of the polls? we report. you decide. >>dave: speak offing of -- speaking of newt, he releases an ad aimed at mitt romney using a face you might know. >> if a man is dishonest to obtain a job, he will be dishonest on the job. but a problem is that the governor did not approve this message. he joins us live to respond. >>clayton: no need to worry about raining on their pair road, lawmakers stopping a parade for our iraq war heroes, officials saying it is "not appropriate." you are weighing in on that. the show begins right now. >> people tweeting say, gosh, you look more high definition

for some reason, because we are in a new studio. >> do we need more makeup? >>alisyn: too bad. no one who gets up at 4:00 a.m., -- i accept the compliment. >>clayton: they say dave looks fantastic. >>dave: i can appreciate a good lie. >>alisyn: the new digs are fancy but we are only here for a day. a big week, the last weekend before the florida primary and the going candidates are hitting the campaign trail very hard. >>dave: phil is live in tampa at the sight of the republican national convention. what are the candidates up to? do you like our digs? phil: i can't see you. i'm going without teleprompter, too. today in tampa there is the annual festival, the biggest party of the year half a million

partly drunk or fully drunk people and a bunk of pirates so if you see people walking down in pirate outfits ... no candidates here. newt gingrich at 8:30 will be having a lincoln day breakfast and bounces his way over to orlando, today, and mitt romney, of course, enjoying endorsement of the puerto rico governor, yesterday, and he also is campaigning in florida and up in pensacola and down to panama city handling the northwestern section of florida which is very, very republican up there, and, far different than south florida. and rick santorum out of the state, and focusing on doing taxes which he indicated last night, and, also, on the nevada caucus, and, ron paul is focusing on the main caucus, beginning next saturday in the lovely state of me me and that is what is going on in the state early voting third to half of

the boats will be in, and it comes down do florida. >>clayton: will you head to the pirate fest? phil: we will see how 7 time we get. i want to get some pirates in the next like spot. >>dave: and an eye patch. >>alisyn: get back to us on that. >>dave: thank you, phil. meanwhile, we will head to the campaign trail where phil was and an issue we have not heard about, and now a heated issue with immigration, not a lot of day late on the issues but when it comes to romney and gingrich there is a lot of difference between the two of them.

>>alisyn: and more about immigration we who says he would have local panel whose decide which illegal immigrants would be deported first. here is newt gingrich criticizing romney. >> i was attacked as if i sold out on america, the idea that grandmothers not going to be supported? the idea she will self deport? this is a fantasy. >> it was interesting to listen to the reporters because early in the day mitt romney was first and later newt gingrich at the hispanic conference saying he was, newt gingrich was seda te than for mitt romney. and romney is saying he is pro immigration. >> we are not anti-immigrant. we are not antiimmigration. we are the pro immigration, pro

citizenship nation. and party. >> he says his father is from mexico. and his mother from wales and says we want legal immigration. and to the panels that newt gingrich continuing to hit mitt romney on this idea that we will self deport, like a grandmother who has been in a community for 30 or 40 years will decide she will go back to mexico? >>alisyn: obviously the challenge, and we have talked about this, no one wants illegal immigration, that is obviously a problem in this country, but what to do about the 11 million who are here is the divide. >> and a huge issue in the general election time, but, meanwhile, newt gingrich doubling down on this moon colony he talked about earlier saying bit end of the first term he would have an established colony on the moon and romney hit him hard for that saying if

one of my associates came to me with that plan they would be fired. and here is newt on friday. >> i wrote a book that talked to young scientists at nasa and developed this model. we have the momentum of excitement in the apollo program that was moving and attracting young people into mat and science, and we had a let emand then it became boring because of bureau rose. >> by the end of the second term. >>alisyn: and not boring his suggestions of the revolutionary idea. and now what sarah palin is doing if her contribution to the campaign. she makes it clear she is in newt gingrich's camp. >>clayton: and she said if she were allowed to vote in south carolina she would vote for newt

to consider the process but now is mentioning on facebook that there are no two greater keepers of the reagan less an than nancy and michael reagan and what we saw with the ridiculous opposition dutch on newt was smog nor of rewriting history, and referring to what newt gingrich referred to on end, the articles appearing on the front page of the drudge report that sell like they were organized by someone to down play newt's involvement with ronald reagan. >> well, clearly there is a bigger connection between ronald reagan and ronald reagan than between mitt romney and reagan but some of the articles were written by folks that were there, including folks from the reagan and saying newt blasted many of ronald reagan's policies something we can debate tomorrow on the program, perhaps, who tried to carry the reagan mantle better. >>alisyn: we will be interested to talk to mike hung bee in about 25 minutes.

and now, we have more news to tell you about, defense secretary panetta revealing new details of the raid that killed osama bin laden and the defense chief now saying the pakistani doctor confirmed bin laden was there before the navy seals entered and the pakistani government is charging that doctor with treason and panetta is sure that someone this pakistan's government knew a high various target, a "person of interest" was in the hide out but no interest they knew it was bin laden. new details emerging of the gulf oil spill. b.p. realized how badly it messed up moments after the spill began. e-mails show the officials were worried noting 3.4 million gallons of oil could flow into the government each day until the well was secured and it turns out they were about right. the rig actually spewed 2.2 million gallons a day.

>> police releasing a call made before demi moore was rushed to the hospital this week. listen. >> what happened? >> she smoked something. it is not marijuana. but it is similar to innocence. and she seemed to be having convulsions. >> how old? >> 49. >> right now, is she awake? >> semi conscious. barely. >> is she breathing? >> yes. >> and overdosed on ... >> she is convulsing. >> don't smoke i sense. police edit out much of the call and her friends say she was hopped up on energy drinks and tmz reporting she was inhaling a chemical from empty whipped

cream cannisters. an honor nearly 70 years in the making, and army veteran was getting a purple heart after being shot not leg in 1945, and he got the award on his 93rd birthday. what was the hold up? well, he reportedly change his last name and the army did not have the new one, he is wonderful he is being recognized now. those are the headlines. >>clayton: rick? rick: we are looking good again this weekend, not feeling like winter but it is coming across at the there of area next weekend. a bit snow flying in the ohio valley, one little clipper system and another behind it this afternoon and across the northern plains and the west and looking spectacular and a nice day but for southern california with winds and as you move

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>>dave: president obama visiting arizona on a five state tour and getting into a bit of a showdown with the governor brewer over compensates she made about the president in her book. the president said the exchange is no big deal, but, she seemed to think otherwise. take a listen. >> this picture of you with governor brewer, what was going on there? she said you were thin skinned and she is all over the airwaves. >>guest: i have scoffed, it is always good publicity for a republican if they are in an argument with me, but, this was really not a big deal. >> he was uncomfortable, and unappreciative of my book and the way he was portrayed and i

felt a little unnerved by the way that he spoke to me about it. >> after the president's tense visit our next guest says maybe the president should not visit arizona in the first place, joining us from phoenix, a republican candidate for congress. good morning, sheriff. what really happened there, do you know? and why do you say the president should not visited one of his united states? >>guest: well, the fact that he was clearly on a campaign tour he failed in doing his job and he should be fired for that. the fact that the problem we have had, that the governor articulated that every sheriff in arizona has to fight an unsecured border with mexico, and it is not just hundreds of thousands of illegals but the cartels that we are fighting, and there is now 49,000 people in mexico who is been killed and

our government have armed the people we are fighting with 2,000 high powered weapons and they have done everything not to support us but to fight us, suing us in the supreme court to stop us from enforcing the law and make us the presenters, the enforcers as the villains, so, america has been tipped on its head and this president has not done his job and the governor stood up for arizona and we are proud her to give it to the president. he disrespected her and walked away from her. and, that is not common protocol and courtesy. >>dave: many are saying she disrespected him, it is hard to know what to make of this with one photo but it is surprising that we heard more about that, and he thanked and talked about

illegal mission. >> i believe as strongly as ever we should take on illegal immigration so my administration has put more boots on the border than ever before. that is why this are fewer illegal crossings than when i took office. >>dave: sheriff, more boots on the ground than ever before, fewer illegal crossings than when he took office do you dispute either of those? if they are true he is doing his job be right? >>guest: absolutely not. the fact, i am a retired commander in the united states army. i served our country in iraq, and i commanded 700 active duty soldiers to help protect our border. and, this president has not given us the resources. the numbers have again down but this is what we call -- they do not mention we have 21 percent unemployment in my state because of the draw for jobs, the magnet and they point to this as this

is obviously the roof for them to show that they are doing a good job. we still have hundreds of thousands of people coming across illegally. what does it say about the national security threat from people from countries of interest, true enemies of america that are using this border, unsecured, to come this here to potentially harm america. and, this president, the core responsibility for our federal government, is to protect our country. and he has failed in that obligation. and all this is rhetoric. if he wanted immigration reform he should have do it the first two years. >>dave: sheriff, those statements were true or false? >>guest: they are true in -- the numbers have come down but it is a false premise. false premise. >>dave: sheriff, thank you from arizona, always a pleasure to have you. still ahead they were american royalty, john f. kennedy and his wife, but their marriage not

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>>clayton: the barefoot bandit getting 6 1/2 year behind bars with a sentence running concurrently with state prison sentence. he was convicted of a

international spree of break-ins and plane shifts. and etta james is being laid to rest after dying last week at age of 73 after battling leukemia. >>alisyn: they were american royalty. he was young. handsome. the son of one of america's most beloved presidents. she was beautiful. kind. and his loving wife. but, today, 13 years after their lives were cut short new details about their tense marriage between john f. kennedy jr. and his wife. joining me is author of a new book. thank you for being here. i remember that day the plane went down, i was one of the first reporters on the scene and i remember just how sick, sick, sick, everyone felt, when it disappeared, it was missing, and

we heard the tragic news. where are you and what was your day like? >>guest: i was staying at their permit the night before because my air conditioning went out and they said, stay at our place we will not be home, so i did, and around, i don't remember what time, later at 11:00 i got a phone call saying thank god you are home, she thought it was carolyn, and i said, no, it's rose, and she said they never landed and i said well they probably went to massachusetts, and she said no, they did not land there, either, and i started calling and calling and calling and calling and it was awful. >> to look at the pictures of them they seemed like such a charmed couple, so incredibly good looking, what were they really like? >> like every other couple who had ups and doings but theirs

were played out in public. they were fun to hang out with and generous, and they were just a regular, great couple. >>alisyn: there were rumors of marital discord. were they separated when this happened? >> no, not at all. they were together, and they had marital problems like everyone else, ups and downs but there was nothing out of the ordinary about their arguments. >>alisyn: you say their ups and downs were based on john's insensitivity. >> he grew up in the public eye and was used to be followed around by the press and it was sort of, sometimes he would and sometimes he would not be followed and there was a sense he had no privacy but that wasn't the case. it was not a burden to him. so, when she came into fray, it was like, you know what you were getting into and you don't until you are in it.

she was getting more, a sense of humor, and would say, am i fat today or anorexic? allegation how she was depicted in the media. you say on the day she did not want to go? >> she was feeling like, i am exhausted and i don't want to be at another finance, be at another, she wanted some downtime, and, is, she was kind of hesitating. >> you have her from their families how they feel? >> no, i have not. >>alisyn: do you thing they would be happy? >> i think john and care line would be so happy and proud of the book because the book is my fairytale interrupted and more than just their final days. >>alisyn: thank you for joining us. still ahead, and no need to worry about rain on their parade

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>>dave: welcome back to "fox & friends", governor huckabee coming up in a minute and we are stealing his studio. i don't know if there will be issues. >>clayton: how does he feel about that? >>alisyn: you may need to arm wrestle him. we have a lotto tell you about a

navy set to be decommissioned will be transformed interest a mother hip for military forces in the middle east. the ship will be used as a float command center for high speedboats and helicopters for special forces like navy seals. the military says it is necessary considering rising tensions with iran and al qaeda and pirates and up and running in four to five months. >> president obama announce as vision for the buff not rule the question is, will buffett manage to avoid this somehow? he is already making moves to do just that, billionaire has said he plans on avoiding capital gains taxes by transferring the fortune to trusts for charity. it was intended to ensure that high income earners pay higher taxes. >> new york city bloomberg refuses to hold a parade for iraq war veterans because he says it is "too soon," the department of defense says that. but he is not the only one

raining on the parade and some of the top brass agrees that a celebration is unappropriate right now, with so many troops still in harm's way overseas. many new yorkers are not happy and say it is their right to on the troops who come home. coming up next hour we will talk to two people who man their own parade in st. louis, and that parade takes place today. these boots are made for walking but a middle school in philadelphia is banning certain boots saying kids are hiding their cell phones inside them, the new ban on fur-lined boots was announced to parents and students are required to leave cell phones not locker and the not wear now is in the same boat. clayton keeps his is news socks. kay clay got to -- >>clayton: got to go, mom.

>>dave: someone says imus does it. >>alisyn: but he does a radio show. so he can wear them. >>dave: rick is not a fan of ugg's. rick: clayton is doing yoga. >>dave: hot yoga. rick: a nice start to day for the country again, not that cold, but it will be colder across part of the plains into the rockies but hoofing forward we have a clip other suspect toward the great lakes and that is it as far as any real precipitation across the united states and there will be another clipper hype that and another behind that, and temperatures will drop an inch or two of snow. in the northeast, a nice day, temperatures will be before average again not nearly as nice as year, but, still, warm, and

toward the southeast, a nice day, as well, and we will be cooler toward parts of texas more typical to where you should be and we will see plenty of sunshine, and the northern plains, snow, a little bit, and across the dakotas and minnesota and that will be late this afternoon and evening, and, across the west, a nice day, as well, with plenty of sunshine in southern california, and be ready because of the santa ana winds today and tonight. guys? >> thank you, and now governor huckabee knows a thing or two about politics. we seeing a lot of ads with newt gingrich releasing two new ads one gore himself and from the super pac that is causing a controversy. we will see if you recognize this ad. >> if a man is dishonest to on a

job heel be dishonest on the job. what kind of man would mislead and distort just to win an election? this man. romney said he always voted republican when he had the opportunity. >> that is the new newt gingrich ad. what do you say. >>guest: what kind of man would deseen or lie or whatever, everybody whoever runs for office is the answer! but, back to that ad. that is taken from a clip of an ad that never, ever aired. it did not air on the intent or on television, and it was an ad my campaign produced four years ago when i was getting harmered largely by mitt romney by also fred thompson, and others and in response to the flurry of negative tough stuff in december of 2007, i believe in december maybe november, we produced an ad and at the last point i said if that is what it takes to win

forget it, and we pulled it. if you see how poor the quality is, i can think we showed it to reporters to say we produced it and we are not making this up and someone my have filmed it if that room but it was never aired. ever. >>dave: is it irresponsible to use something of your words without calling you or getting your permission. is that irresponsible? >>guest: when candidates want did win a race you use what you can. i understand what he was doing. i want people to know, i don't really care as much that he did it but i don't want people to think that is an endorsement or that it is somehow a slant against romney in this campaign. i am not making an endorsement. it is an on authorized disapproved use of something that was copyrighted we material not authorized for the newt gingrich campaign.

allegation have you -- >>alisyn: have you her back? >>guest: no, the reality is, campaigns use what they can and they are getting more mileage out of controversy than of the ad, so, in a way that is why they are letting this go. >>clayton: and romney is getting tough on the trail and on thursday night he took the gloves off and halfway through the books he nearly clocked newt gingrich and did not stop, is that what he needed to do? >>governor huckabee: it was, previously, particularly in south carolina, romney did not have a good week and he was tentative and unsure, whether it was the tax runs or the financial information, and this this case, he stood and delivered and he never flinched, he went after newt gingrich and he had a couple of extraordinary moments particularly talking

about his trust investments in freddie mac and fannie mae and he said, you too have those and you could see gingrich giving that "never mind," moment. >>dave: he did not see that coming because moment people do not know what is in their 401(k)'s but one of gingrich's line against romney he is the antiestablishment candidate. that is newt gingrich, that is what he told greta on the bus he is antiestablishment. do you buy that? >>guest: well, it is true in the sense that he is not part of the inner circle of the current frame of washington power but, he lives in washington, works in washington, has been there a long tie, is he a fair riff of the georgetown cocktail circuit? probably not. none of the four candidates are what would be considered inner circle elite establishment however, whoever gets the nomination will be the darling of the establishment through

november. >>alisyn: rick santorum wants to get back to the issues. >> the bigger issue here is, these two gentleman who are out distracting from the most important issues we have by playing petty personal licks can we set aside that newt was the member of congress and used his kills to advise companies, and that is not the worst thing not world and that mitt romney is wealthy because he worked hard and you leave that alone and focus on the answers. >>alisyn: does that score points? >>governor huckabee: he was terrific at top of his game and people thought he had the strongest performance. >>clayton: why isn't he getting more traction? does he lack the speakership model, newt gingrich has the

speakership? mitt romney was a governor. >>governor huckabee: he is not as well-known but in states like florida, it is air game not ground. you can win iowa and new hampshire and do well in south carolina with organization and personal skills but you get to florida, ten huge media markets, very expensive, diverse state and no way not world you can pull that off in florida. >>dave: with the debates until february 22 how does someone like santorum reach that audience without the money, without the infrastructure? >>governor huckabee: the key is stay on his feet. the way to lose an election is to quit. so just hold on and not spend more money than he has and not worry about what is happening and hope that one or more of the candidates implode because two things have to happen. he has to stay open his feet and someone in front of him has to implode. those are the strategies he has to see happen to go failure.

>>alisyn: every debate it looks likely. >>governor huckabee: on any given day a candidate can do or say something. the smart thing is to do what santorum is doing. just hang in there [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition?

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more experience. >> i try to make them every half hour is that what the american people want to hear from the leader? >>alisyn: and now, governor huckabee, that interview was fascinating because the president is trying to appear self effacing and humble and that is a marked departure from his first year in office where he never wanted to say he had made a mistake. what do you see? >>guest: it is refreshing to hear him admit he is human. the most dangerous person in the world is the if eastern who doesn't know what he doesn't know when a person says i don't know egg, you say i can identify. if they say i know everything about everything, ask me anything, you worry because nobody knows everything about everything. >>clayton: maybe among friends you can say he can admit mistakes but do you want that from the president, cuban missile crisis, or bay of pigs john f. kennedy came out and took responsibility for it, and

everyone said that was a moment when the approval ratings went up and he said i made the mistake and the american people rewarded him for that mistake. do we want that for the president every man aspect? >>governor huckabee: it is not the every man but the fact of honesty. integrity issue. we do not expect our presidents to be careful, the only one who walked this it who was perfect was crucified. we expect presidents to make mistake but we expect them to be honest. nixon would not have resigned if he came forward and he came out and said i found out some terrible things about my campaign and i am deeply regretful, it is in the crime and the coverup. >>dave: for the run up to the white house you have to appear to be every man and part of that is eating all types of food. did you learn anything in that

respect? we wreck down what the favorite foods were. what did you learn about food? >>guest: you see the candidates taking a bite at a hotdog, you did not eat but a bite of that stuff and you move on so you never really heat out there with the cheeseburger, you eat, always, out of a paper sack, in the car, not airplane, always on the go i was always sitting down with plastic forks out of a paper bag. to sit down and have a meal that takes more 1915 minutes to consume is a luxury. >>alisyn: and you don't mean in the front seat of a car. >>dave: big show don't, "red tail," and senator rubio,

everyone wants him for vice president and we will hear what he tells the governor at 8:00. great to see you, governor. >>alisyn: next, attack ad on cheese. how dare they. they say it will make you chubby. but what do you think? is this ad going too far? [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription.

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>>clayton: e-mails, get ready, say cheese just don't eat it the message from the billboard ads posted around the country, ads blaming my favorite dairy product for the obesity epidemic but is the, this is just one of the ads and a google search will show more graphic ads than this. so, do they go too far? and now for a fair and balanced we discussion, and the head of the dairy nutrition science at the national dairy council. welcome, both. >> why did you let them use your stomach, clayton? >>clayton: that was before i cut out the cheese. are they help of? will i stop eating cheese? >>guest: we know that cheese can be part of a healthy and balanced diet. they are misleading and do more harm it adds to the consumer confusion that is out there. people need to understand how to eat a healthy and balanced diet, and eating a block of he may not be the answer, right?

how do you know is cheese-related? it could be beer or everything else. >>guest: the men diet is located with crap including a bunch of saturated fat. we used to eat an average of seven pound as year and now it is 30 pound as year mostly saturated fat, and i am jealous, cheese is addicting, and it has amazing lobbyists but it has a group in the department of agriculture that gives millions to people, or companies like pizza hut, dominoes, and burger king, so cheese has a lot going for it but it is very unhealthy. >>clayton: the government angle, why should the government be involved in promoting cheese? >>guest: they set the dietary guidelines and bring in leading scientists in the united states to help them debate the science. so i am a nutrition scientist and i go back to the science. studies have shown that cheese can be part of a healthy diet. >>guest: yes, the unhealthy

part. >>guest: shown to reduce we blood pressure, those who consume yogurt and cheese and milk. we need the calcium. right now scientists say we are not getting enough calcium in our diet. >> bones important if you want strong bones, dark greens, and weight bearing exercise and plenty of vitamin d for the sun, and they do spray vitamin d into milk products, there are oh ways to get it. >>clayton: what about the amount of cheese we are now consuming this is above where we were a few years ago. in europe you see the cigarette smoking packages and they are really amazing ads, inside of a long disgusting thing, can it serve and purpose to get people to stop eating the calories? >>guest: it adsds to the

consumer confusion. this just adds to the confusion. >> they are confused if they are eating 30 pounds of cheese. >>guest: in germany and france they eat twice the amount of cheese we eat and they don't have the obesity problem. >>clayton: i love cheese and i eat too much and my wife puts it away. >>guest: we need we three servings of milk and yogurt each day >>guest: exercise an hour a day, drink water, use cheese sparingly as a treat not 30 pounds a year and confusion is ople think they can eat as much a greg is telling them. we need to be honest with ourselves and that is the confusion. >>clayton: so you give that ad a thumb's up? let us know how you feel about this, on twitter or dial up the e-mail account at fox&friends.com and coming up, mitt romney called former senator martinez one of the best

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>> good morning, everyone, it's saturday, january 28th, i'm alisyn camerota. the heat is on as the hopefuls step up their attacks. >> it's like goldilocks, the porridge is too hot, and porridge is too cold. no, he didn't! >> he just called newt gingrich goldilocks. are the rest the three bears. >> clayton: no you didn't. >> dave: suspended for a sexual assault at six years old. that's right, how a game of tag turned into big, big trouble for first grader and now he's forced to go to another school. did the punishment fit the crime? >> and most are the not having

a parade, but citizens in st. louis are hosting one of their own, and it happens today and we're going to take to them live later this hour. "fox & friends," hour four, starts right now. made it to four. >> alisyn: what? ♪ >> do you know with football, you hold up to four. when you get to the fourth quarter and you hold up the four. it's to get you over the hump. >> is that right? >> it's a reminder, focus, one quarter left. >> that's great. >> and we say great stuff in the fourth hour. >> and get the water boy out here and let's talk about florida, the primary is days away and that means the g.o.p. candidates are taking the final push to win the state over this weekend. >> alisyn: live in tampa at the sit of the 2012 national convention. >> no eye patch. >> alisyn: phil, tell us what's going on today? >> no pirates mask here, but

we have canons going off, just wait. right over there is of course the tampa bay forum. some august, that's where one of the four men will become the republican nominee to run against president obama. in the meantime, it's all about florida now, the tuesday is the primary day and early voting day is the last day for that and the candidates are crisscrossing the state and all campaigning, trying to drum of votes and romney and gingrich, a lot of mud slinging going on. and mitt romney beginning right now. and he's in pensacola and having a fundraiser and get the vote out there. and in panama city beach, on the west close of florida. newt gingrich started with a breck nas at port st. lucie and up to orlando, and rick santorum. he's out of the state and cares about florida, but realizes there are other states down the road, so he's going to be joined to nevada, focusing on it. and ron paul does the same

thing up in maine today. and payne's caucus actually starts next saturday. so, here in tampa, no one really cares downtown about the campaign and the candidates. they're all dressed up in pirate gear and hear the canons going off, i hope and it's called gasperilla. half a million people. lots of alcohol and totally debauchery and as far as the republican candidates, they can all walk the plank. >> clayton: some guy-- >> right. >> clayton: i heard someone in the background yell, tv! >> is that what i heard. >> alisyn: fascinating. >> clayton: they're very observant. >> dave: they said surrender the booty. >> the gasperilla festival into phil, check it out if you don't mind. >> dave: just for journalistic purposes. and up nine points in florida,

but nationally, the latest poll has newt gingrich up to 32-24, a commanding lead among republican voters and who knows what to make three days out. >> what will we do when the primary is over? i mean, it's such a rollercoaster and something new happens every single day and it seems as though mitt romney has gotten on his game on. you know? he's taken off the gloves and everything in the debate and he basically was calling out newt gingrich for saying that newt didn't like the audience. now, newt gingrich, did think that the audience had been stocked with romney supporters and didn't think it was a cross section of florida voters and here is what mitt romney had to say about that. >> house speaker gingrich said the debate before last night that the crowd wasn't allowed to cheer and so he couldn't do so well because the crowd was too quiet and last night the crowd was too loud. it's like goldilocks, you know, his porridge is too the hot, too cold. look, i'm looking forward to

debating barack obama. i'm not going to worry about the crowd. immaterial' going to tell the truth about barack obama and get him out of the white house. >> the newt gingrich sxan coalesced around one thing, the most electable, that can go toe to toe with president obama that he's not establishment and mitt romney is pro establishment. take a listen. >> i think the washington establishment is hyper. i think the prospect of gingrich becoming president for the old guard is horrifying, they are he' set in their ways and part of the establishment. i come along, i'm a jn, you know, populace and i know enough about washington to change it and distant enough to change it and i think they find that a nightmare. >> that's a debate for another day. we want to hear from you, who is the anti-establishment candidate. you might argue ron paul.

mitt romney has never worked in washington. never been a congressman and you have to grab that as being outside washington, but i don't know if the shoe fits newt gingrich. >> and rick santorum says we should get back to the issues. >> well, there's no doubt that this has been a very nasty campaign. with between governor romney and congressman gingrich and there's no doubt, also, that governor romney, you know, threw the first blow and it's now been a back and forth, but i think, unfortunately for both those candidates, they both have gotten down and muddy and gotten dirty and i don't think either of them are the better for it. i really believe that, what we need is to get back to talking about the substance. >> and he wants to get back to talking about the substantial, although first he's headed back home to pennsylvania to get on the home computer because he doesn't have an accountant to handle his taxes. and he calls a distraction getting taxes out and headed

back to florida. >> dave: who cares about rick santorum's taxes and i don't it's continually fascinating. >> alisyn: he doesn't have an accountant, maybe being do my taxes. >> dave: a little more normal than-- >> he'll go back to the campaign and let knauss what you think about all of these candidates on the campaign trail, friends@foxnews.com. >> alisyn: we have a lot of news to tell you about, brand new update about the stricken cruise ship off the coast of italy. search crews have recovered a 17th body. the latest victim is a woman. 15 people are still unaccounted for and we're also hearing that six passengers who survived the ship wreck are now suing carnival cruise line forening against and reportedly asking for 460 million dollars. and investigators may have figured out what triggered a casino collapse that injured 20 construction workers in ohio and officials say one of the main beams buckled and workers were pouring concrete and sending many to the floor. heavy rains then hampered rescue efforts forcing firefighters to build a makeshift bridge to get

victims over nearby ditch and all are expected to recover. call it a political party. president obama getting a visit from former president george h.w. bush and former florida governor jeb bush. the meeting was kept under wraps until after the fact and we're told that this was a person visit and days of course before the republican primary in florida and former governor bush has yet to endorse the candidate in the race and he has urged all the candidates to town down their attack on the obama administration. and it was a hero as welcome in ring, california. william williams home from afghanistan. he thought he was dropping his daughter off at school and her entire first grade class surprised him with a quilt they had created in his honor. >> i wasn't expecting this much support, it's amazing, i'm very happy. >> the quilt contains about 30 squares, each designed by a

different student to represent the freedoms that they are all grateful for. it's so great and those are your headlines and that's sort of the reverse, usually the school is surprised by the returning dad and he was surprised by the gool kids when he showed up. >> beautiful. >> and check in with rick reichmuth standing by. >> and no, not with -- i'm good this morning. >> good. take a look at your weather picture right now. as you're waking up. look at the maps and see how the clipper system across parts of the great lakes and in fact, two or three clipper systems that are going to be moving through the next few days, and not amounting to too much, unfortunately though. santa ana winds today and into tomorrow mork, across parts of southern california and the eastern part of the country and the southeast, nor really nice day, so, we'll continue to take it. move forward and take a look at the satellite radar picture and see that clipper moving in across parts of michigan right now across ohio and that will continue off towards interior sections of the northeast and across the west, everything fine, and tomorrow, see more

rain moving into parts of washington and oregon, snow across the higher elevations, we'll send it back to you. >> tag. >> dave: and that's the tame version young kid' game. you know kids with tag and rough house and one six-year-old in california, a game of tag got him labeled a sex assault on his record. >> yeah, playing at recess and he reached over, tried to swipe his leg and hit an area of his leg and sexual assault. boy's father speaking out and saying it's terrible for his son's record. take a listen. >> he's a good kid. and i mean, you know, this is like a serious-- a serious situation, and your child is being detained for sexual assault. legally there's no such thing as sexual assault for a

six-year-old in california. >> clayton: they got a lawyer and still, this is on the kid's record now. >> dave: they had to removed from the permanent record because the family got a lawyer and they know there isn't such a thing as sexual assault when you're talking about a six-year-old. i mean, this is absurd. really, the kid can leave the school system and go to a different school because he accidentally brushed against the groin of another child. what has happened? >> and we understand the initial paranoid reaction, gather the facts before you suspend the kid and ruin part of his childhood. we ask for your thoughts on this. kirk in georgia says, i guess that attempted murder is now the charge for hitting somebody with a spitball. >> alisyn: i like kirk's logic and we need to look at the person he who brought the charges and those people need to be counseled on their logic or lack of it. >> there's a tweet and this

comes from super teacher mom. as an elementary teacher, extremely out of control, and needs need to be caught appropriate behavior, and i guess she 's arguing that's not inappropriate behavior. when air playing tag. >> and dodge ball. let us know how you feel about it. >> and we're alt fm weekend on twitter. >> and mitt romney called former florida martinez, mel martinez, will it help him win the state? he's here with the answer. >> alisyn: and big bucks for love. one man offering $500 for a football tutorial before the super bowl. all so he can keep his girlfriend. dave briggs is on it. he's offering up his services. poor guy. you've got to hear this. >> clayton: although he picked the broncos to win the super

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>> welcome back. the republican candidates making the final push before the final. and one candidate is surging ahead. >> let's take a look at the latest poll. and mitt romney has a nine point lead now over his closest republican rival of newt gingrich. what is it about the candidates that is appealing now to florida voters? mel martinez is a former senator from florida and joins us live from washington. nice to see you. >> good morning, good to see you guys. >> i know not all floridians think with one brain and it's

hard to paint with a broad brush. what do you think is most important to floridians? >> at this point in time, it's the economy, the jobs, and the housing issue and those are things that are on floridians minds and i think that's where the governor is, beginning to pull ahead and i think they're standing in with someone who has the the best answer to the problems. >> certainly, immigration is a major issue for the people there in florida and newt gingrich said the concept of self-deportation as mitt romney mentioned is fantasy and had an ad that labels mitt romney anti-immigrant. how do you react to those? >> well, first of all, let me say that i joined with senator rube owe, suggesting that anti-immigrant is not the right label to be throwing around to people like governor romney and senator rubio asked him to pull the ad down, i think it's inappropriate. to tell you the truth. i think we hurt ourselves when we start throwing around labels like that. there's a lot of difference in the issues of immigration and mitt romney and i have

differences. there's a lot of nuance to the policy, but at the end of the day, governor romney has been speaking to hispanics in florida that's compelling to them and talking to them about jobs and about education and about the opportunity to keep the home and to buy a home and these are the things that floridians are concerned about more than anything else and immigration is it an important issue, don't get me wrong. i think on that, you know, and speaker grin went way, way off the mark. >> senator, if you take out the loaded language of anti-immigrant. couldn't you argue that newt gingrich has a foreign policy in terms of setting up local panels to decide who would be deported first? >> here is the practical side of that. so, so ill advised. can you imagine 11 million people going before panels. can you mantel the time it would take. we have a system now, that

needs to be informed and improved, but i think what governor romney is saying in terms of self-deportation is a private sector solution saying you can't get a job if you're not going to hang around. >> and i want to get to something that newt gingrich said to gretta van susteren, he said it's anti-establishment. what do you make of that characterization? >> now what? i've in and out of washington for a ten year period and when i got here, newt was already a veteran. he's been in washington tore 30 years, speaker of the house and the house of representatives and after that, a successful and lucrative career as a washington person that hangs around a does important things with people and gets paid well for it. i mean, to suggest he's an outsider, that's a little silly, you know, compare that to governor romney never lived in washington and who has been a governor one of our states and actually spent most of his life in the private sector, i would say that on that equation, that romney comes out a little more of the outsider.

>> mel martinez, we should mention again you're on mitt romney's national advisory council and we appreciate you coming in. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir, coming up. the first ever parade honoring our iraq war vets in st. louis missouri and we talked with two men who stepped in and made sure the nation's hero got the proper welcome home. >> we know somebody like this, cocky, conceited, narcissistic. >> dave: don't you look at me. >> alisyn: and dave briggs, a new study says vanity could be bad for their health. dr. keith hablo says it could be bad for their health. ♪ ♪

>> we all know those people, you know the ones, who are completely obsessed with themselves and think they're god's gift to the world. >> when did you know you wanted to be a model? >> i guess it would have to be the first time i went through the the second grade. i caught my reflection in the spoon while i was eating my cereal and thinking, wow, you're ridiculously good looking. maybe you can do that for a career. >> do what? >> be professionally good look being. >> right. >> what would you say your trademark is, if you have one. >> the look i'm best known for, pure steam. >> what's that look like? >> think i could pull that off? i think i could. >> clayton: that's only a character in a movie, but saying being narcissistic can

lead to heart disease. and joining us dr. keith ablow. nice to see you. >> clayton, how are you? >> i'm doing well and i look fantastic. let's talk about narcissism. can it really cause us to have problems with our heart? >> well, according to the study from the university of michigan, it can. and particularly those folks who feel entitled, and who are aggressive, are at risk, rather than those people who feel like they're born leaders and really want to, you know, go after big goals. that doesn't seem to be as much of a risk. when they looked at people, though, who are highly narcissistic, they found that those folks seemed to have increased level of a stress hormone called cortisol, the same level of stress hormone, cortisol that you see in people with anxiety disorders. so that hormone can cause your heart to raise and blood pressure to rise and it can can be dangerous. >> really, you're basically saying it's a facade. the narcissism is a facade covering up a deeper issue?

>> which we psychiatrists know, not in fact that you're happy and at ease and think you're a world beater. you're really defending against inner feelings that are the opposite. that you're unlovable. it's like thou does protest too much. and these people think of themselves as not worthwhile and so they scream, i'm the guess ever. and we better look at this, we're raising narcissistic young people with the facebook and twitter and the rest of it and have health implications for your heart. >> clayton: some of the characteristic, inflated self-esteem. and little empathy for others and sense of entitlement and on the show we've talked about people who have a sense of entitlement and walk into the room and think they own it and they end up in the workplace having higher salaries and we talked about that on the show. so it's a catch 22, isn't it, doctor? >> well, you know what?

i have a saying, i sometimes use in my practice, truth always wins. you can get pretty far down path that isn't the truth for you or other people around you, and achieve in the workplace, even while you're not being true to yourself and it may not be the goal that you want and yet, you might make a lot of money at it, but might you have a heart attack because of it. because you're at a distance from who you really are, you're an impostor, masquerading? sure, that can happen and this study bears that out. unbelievable. i need my self-esteem raised. >> my wife wants me to call my cardiologist right away. >> we'll send her this videotape. doctor, thanks. >> and let us know how you feel, friends@foxnews.com, do you agree with the study? coming up on the show, a $500 super wimpy super bowl plea and why one guy turned to craigslist and if he doesn't learn that could cost his

girlfriend. >> plus, now, a welcome home parade is about to get underway for war vets. and we'll talk to patriots who organized it, coming up next. ♪ ♪ n? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8.

♪ >> welcome back, everybody, alisyn camerota. dave briggs and clayton morris, we're just keeping it warm for governor huckabee for a little while. >> we'll make sure to sweep up a little bit and we'll be back in our other studio tomorrow. >> so we're told. and afghan president hamid c karzai is discussing the presence in afghanistan and he plans to pull out most british troops by the year 2014. and yesterday, france announced it would withdraw troops one year earlier than that deadline. and the f.d.a. putting the squeeze on orange juice. and some tested positive for a

little legal fungicide and discovered the unapproved fungicide in brazilian oj. and samples from canada and five from brazil and a test result from samples taken are expected to be released soon. >> it might be the best mug shot ever. what do you think, this woman-- come on, what do you mean this woman was arrested for? she is happy about it. and if you guessed being drunk in public. you're right! >> the woman was seen staggering out of a bar in california. >> and indecent exposure with the hair? >> i don't know, she's happy about the arrest and a concerned citizen called police before she got in the car. that makes looking like getting arrested great. and beyonce with a arn. ♪ if you like it, put a ring on it ♪ ♪ if you like it, should have

put a ring on it. >> alisyn: she does, she's good at it. not putting a ring on it. two beyonce fans are looking to build a monument to the pop star and the donations to fund the project and it will go somewhere in beyonce's home town, houston, texas, not clayton's shrine he has in the home. >> i press the button and it moves like that. >> what's up? >> that's for another show. let's check with rick reichmuth now and with the weather. >> we have a new song to be in our heads the next hour or so. >> all right, take a look at the weather maps, guys, if you're waking up and headed outside to the eastern part of the country and towards we're talking about the temps 20 degrees cooler than questioned and it's a really warm day, and the temps across the country right now looking pretty good towards the northern plains and it's not all that bad. take a look at your forecast for the day today. in around the parts of the

northeast, see that little bit of snow there and it looks like it's going to be bad. not bad just a light snow across the area and interior sections and temps are going to be above average again across the northeast and down to the southeast, a beautiful day. florida looking great and much of georgia looking great and cooler in to texas and temps typical should be this time of year and the northern plans showed a little bit of snow on the map and that's not going to be that bad and a little bit of snow this afternoon and evening around the dakotas and minnesota and temps are well above the average as well. out across the west, plenty of sunshine and rain return, and pacific northwest and windy conditions with wind, today. all right, guys, back to you inside. >> thanks, rick. >> all right. pay attention to this story because often men will probably do things to try to get the woman. >> anything. >> on a first date they might have an inflated sort of self like the narcissism story,

they may exaggerate things they have he' done or accomplished. not this guy. this guy, now, he told his girlfriend and ex-boyfriend that he actually used to play college football in an effort to impress the lady and now he's in trouble, in real trouble. >> alisyn: not only does he not play college football, he doesn't know anything about football, doesn't the know difference between a line back her and a quarterback. >> dave: what alisyn-- >> i do now because you told me. he's taken out an ad to try to help him before the super bowl. and read the ad. my girlfriend and i were invite today a super bowl party and he played football in college and asked if i did as well. it's a lie. i don't know anything about football except the touchdown is how you score points and sometimes you kick the ball. >> dave: first of all, i'll take your $500 i'll do it for $100, but that ad has been pulled off, and the guy didn't

get a warm welcome on the internet, but what does he do now? i think he's got to fess up. and a marine biology and pulled a golf ball out of the whale, i don't know. >> clayton: and george use today say to jerry, if you tell a lie and believe it, if he sticks with it maybe he can pull it off or do what some of our viewers have suggested this morning and here are some e-mails and steve in tennessee, personally, i can't relate to a guy for a guy trying to impress a girlfriend's ex-boyfriend. >> dave: i can. a beefy guy. >> alisyn: doesn't want the girlfriend to leave for her exboy friend. >> the guy would be better off placing a ad for a new girlfriend. he's going to a former boyfriend's place? he might have been a cheerleader. >> dave: you don't go to the ex-boyfriend's house. >> alisyn: and shows how

confident you are. >> dave: not if you're telling him you played football. >> alisyn: you're take faking it, are you trying to be cool? >>en go to the girlfriend's ex-boyfriend's house, ridiculous. >> and cancel our super bowl plans with the ex? >> a little more reaction from you. one from kay, i believe, all he has to do when he goes to the party is keep his mouth full with mood and that's a brilliant strategy and one you can relate and fill yourself up with nachos and you're good. and talk about the commercials. >> most people go to the super bowl party and don't know what they're watching. >> and richard from lancaster, i would suggest the man give the $500 to the girl to he's invited to and that would purchase beer, food and help the entire group. >> alisyn: and be a hero. >> dave: and did you beef up your resume'? when i dated my wife, i met her in fourth grade. no lying to be done.

>> alisyn: no tricking her. >> dave: she does new the dirt and everything. >> alisyn: what was brandy thinking. >> clayton: i might have told her that i work out regularly. >> dave: she's still waiting for that to come true. >> just started. still ahead, new guidelines for diagnoses autism and would it keep kids from getting the care that they need? you have to hear this story if you're a parent with a kid on the spectrum. >> and the first parade honoring the war vets, and two men stepped in to make sure they had a proper welcome at home. ♪ ♪

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>> here is a major thing brewing in the medical field. how should autism be defined? the definition which includes a wide range of disorders may be tightened to limit how many kids fall under the diagnosis of autism. but parents are very concerned about this and say that the strict are criteria may prevent their children from getting the services that they need. joining me now to talk about this is jody bauer, an insurance advocate and litigator for families with autistic children. the thank you for being here to help us make sense of this. why is the american psychiatric association considering changing the definition of autism? >> i think that they're trying to be specific about the conditions that might fall in the scope of the definition, but haven't realize in narrowing the definition, they're hurting children. >> how are they hurting? >> in the current definition

there's development disorder spectrum and they've gotten rid of pervasive development disorder as a proposed definition and something called a spectrum disorder, requires a trio of three systems, and a lot of kids and aspergers possibly are no longer going to fit into this. >> because they don't have repetitive behavior? >> because they possibly don't. and when they change the definition, the symptoms or kids who were previously on the spectrum won't change and they'll have the symptoms of anti-social behavior, however, they won't be able to get coverage? >> they won't be able to get coverage because the state mandates, basically, layout the requiring coverage, and within the scope of those

mandate mandates, typically asperger as. >> and no longer-- a large or a portion of the children who have those symptoms don't have social communication disorders and repetitive behavior and no longer going to be considered autistic and the statues are not going to help them anymore. >> alisyn: we threw up a map and you can see how widespread it is across the country and a lot of states that are considering doing this and by the way, the c.d.c., there was a 2007 study that estimated the lifetime cost of care for a child on the spectrum to be 3.2 million dollars. so, now, families will have to somehow come one that a money if they want treatment for their children. >> that's right, diagnosis and direct agreement and you know, and agreement, you know, if they don't have a dogs, they're not going to have insurance protection and the parents are going to be the ones that pick it up. and school districts are going to pick up the cost if they get some from the school

district for the the first place and social services are going to pick up the costs and the children are going to be fighting for coverage without a diagnosis. >> is it possible that the american psychiatric association will reconsider, that they won't change the definition? >> oh, that's a good question, right now, the definition is in flux, they are considering whether or not to change it, it's not set in stone. and so, you know, we need the comments on it, and taking comments on people from the public from the psychiatric community and we need to let them know, by narrowing the definition they're going to take away a lot of services. >> right now kids on the lower scale of the spectrum. and might be more high functioning, are they in regular classrooms in schools with other kids and functioning? >> you know, if they get intensivive behavioral therapy and therapy when they are he' young and through the state mandates, they very well could be in much better shape later on and won't need help from the system as they become adults.

if those kids don't get the therapies because they don't have the state mandates, that's what is going to happen they'll need help as adults and much higher cost to society. >> for the parents who are watching this morning, what can they do to make sure that this doesn't go poorly? >> they have to reach out to their legislature, they have to, you know, reach out to the dsm people that are changing the dsm and they have to-- >> can they write directly to the american psychiatric association? >> i think they can write directly to the american psychiatric association, they can start to protest the new definitions, and we need to-- we need to cry out and comment on this change, it's a narrowing definition and going to hurt a lot of kids. >> thank you for coming in and opening our eyes to this, he we appreciate it. >> they've stepped in to to mick shaur our heroes had a proper welcome home and about to happen in st. louis missouri and we go live to talk to patriots. ♪

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends," today in downtown st. louis, there will be a patriotic celebration, and honor and welcome home our iraq war veterans and it started one month ago and the discussion between two friends. joining us now, live from the parade site. the two friends, organizers behind welcome home heroes, good morning to you, gentlemen. >> good morning, sir. >> great thing you're doing there, craig. let knee ask you, why was this so important to you to have a parade to honor our iraq

veterans? >> mostly, friends, from friends who had been over and come back and kind of being able to touch off from them and their families and a personal touch to the war, but more important than the parade was the event we decided after it, which was more about an active transition to our gets soldiers back home, the bigger part of the parade even. >> and tom, what's impressed upon you, the importance of honoring the troops, more than 4,000 americans lost their lives in iraq, why is it so important for you to do this today? >> it's really important from my perspective that we're closing the book on the iraq war, you know, need to really celebrate that. like craig said. we'll be beginning a phase where we have to take care of the troops and help them transition back into society and i think that's really important, but, also, to let them know we appreciate what they're doing and it's a small proportion of the population,

carrying the burden for the wars. >> it's a bit of a divisive issue surprisingly because many people feel that the iraq war was not something we should have been in in the first place and craig, when we honor the troops, are we honoring the war itself effort, or simply caking that out of the equation and honoring the sacrifice of the great men? >> it's about people, not about politics. >> period. >> and-- >> go on, elaborate on that. >> yeah, i mean, we, you know, we get that, a lot of-- regardless of, you know, how you feel about the war, you have to respect the, the jobs these guys did over there, these guys and girls. you know, and that's certainly part of it. you know, but you know, you've got to really celebrate out the two. >> dave: sure, i think you're right and i think i've talked to many troops and regardless

how you feel about the wars, it's about the men sacrificing and going away from their families and volunteering for their country. and let me ask you, craig, what else do our vets need? i know the unemployment rate for those returning from iraq and afghanistan, north of 12%, what else can we do for the troops? what do they need now that they're home? >> well, we kind of have a division, i'm the guy with the crazy ideas that keeps us from getting sued. but, to me, we have the simple theory that we've got all of these problems in america now, we seem to kind of be stuck in this helpless sense of what do we do, what do we do. we've got hundreds of these of people coming back, what to do under the extreme and intense conditions possible. no-brainer. we've got a problem and the fix is coming home and we want to get in touch with organizations that channel that energy and drive and start doing for american

infrastructure what we did. >> and it's not just about one day, it's about a process that begins once the troops some home. tom, what is the most difficult part from returning home. as craig said, in a stressful, tense situation on the planet and what's the most difficult process, thing to get over for the troops? >> well, the thing we keep seeing over and other, is just trying to reintegrate. i mean, the group we're working with, part of the whole mission is to keep these guys and girls, having a sense of purpose that they have when they're over there and come back and they're thrown back in the mix and there's lots of groups out there working with these vets and that's what we wanted to do was raise awareness of the groups and let them and the public know that these guys need the services. >> and craig, parade starts at noon and give folks an opportunity how to help out. i know you still need a lot of help in honoring our iraq vets. if you would, go ahead and

take the time and tell me what they can do to help. >> we've-- the last month has been such a journey, man and so many people who have done so much work and laid on the groundwork and what you can do to help now, get here. show up, couple down and show the folks, number one, you appreciate what they did and number two, you want to help work with them to get them active on the next mission and one more thing. and mr. president, we've got a clans to see our heroes today. i don't know what you can do, pull a string, but love to see them at market street. if there's anything you can do, give us a call. >> you can go to our website, january 28th group.org. you know, if you can't be here, and you want to show your appreciation, you can donate, there's the website. >> thank you, gentlemen, we appreciate it. thank you for the parade, more "fox & friends" in two minutes. . i'm a wife, i'm a mom... and chantix worked for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantiis proven to help people quit smoking.

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