and feeling the heat, a d.c. elementary school. new information this morning about the sexual assault of a student. why we are now hearing two different stories, one by police, the other from school officials. and new unemployment numbers come out in just about an hour and a half. will they help make the case for the white house this election year? a look ahead as fox 5 morning news starts right now. good morning to you. is that a little haze out there? tucker barnes will tell us about this. good morning on this friday, february 3rd, 2012. good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm allison seymour. good morning. let's send it over to tucker barnes. >> good morning, good morning to you. it will be noticeably cooler

than what we had around here. let's kick it off with the temperatures, right now at reagan international, 38 degrees. fredericksburg, winchester and baltimore, 32 degrees and 34 at ocean city. thinks why we are in for a nice day, cloud cover, we are cloud free at the moment and should be a beautiful sunrise here in about 12 minutes time. out to the west, high pressure will build in and that will give us a gorgeous day. cooler yesterday. 58 today, we'll be in the low 50s. 50 in washington, 53 in fredericksburg, upper 50 if you are in haggerstown. we'll have a look at the weekend in just a few minutes. we'll do traffic and julie wright has it. >> all right, tucker barnes. we have several delays in gallows road and arlington boulevard. traffic flowing freely on the inner and outer loop as you

travel between tie sons and 270. no problem to report right now. overnight construction westbound 26 west of the beltway now cleared. taking you back inside, the updated ride, still in good shape, headed over towards 270. infound new york avenue, working your way past capital street, not too bus yes of a moment so far. that's a check at the tunnel. that's a look at the fox 5 ontime traffic. we begin this hour with a plea for you to help find a missing 14-year-old girl and her young baby from montgomery county. take a look. the pictures are on your screen here. shanee cox and her baby, nevaeh. at the time that they went missing, the mother was wearing a blue cord, pink shirt, ripped

jeans over legins. the baby had on a snow suit. shanee cox may be in need of medical atepg d.c. police are searching for the suspect that left a man in critical condition. it happened near a metro bus on east capitol street in northeast. witnesses say they found a victim who was a man dressed in women's clothing lying on the ground with a stab wound to the head. the big story we are following this morning, a push for the susan g. komen foundation to reverse a decision to cut funding to plant parenthood for breast cancer screenings. komen offered at least two reasons for the funding but is now back track on one of those reasons. >> we have more on the uproar this all created. good morning. good morning to you. >> the backlash is growing over. this three top officials for susan g. komen say they will resign unless the foundation

reverses its decision to cut funding to plant parenthood. plant pairnd hoot is theplant -- planned parenthood is now under investigation. at first, susan g. komen says that an investigation is -- ceo neighbory brinker offered another reason. she says that komen wants to give money to direct providers of mammogram. planned parenthood on screens patients and then refers them for mammograms. >> we are working to work on a duplicative grants freeing up more dollars. whenever possible, we want a grant to the provider that is actually providing life saving mammograms. we also added more stringent eligibility and performance criteria to support these new

strategies. those scurrilous acquisitions hurled at this organization are profoundly hurtful to many of us who put our heart, soul and lives into this organization. >> komen's ratings had been falling. all 26 u.s. democratic senators and u.s. house representatives are pushing komen to reverse its decision, including virginia congressman jim moran. stay tuned. ahead at 9:00, congressman moran will join us live to talk more about this very controversial issue. >> thank you so much. other big story, driving the day now, we are waiting for this morning's big january jobs reports due out in about an hour and a half. most economists predict it will show solid job growth but not enough to bring the unemployment rate down. >> the unemployment rate is not

expected to change much, if at all today and that may give fodder to both sides. dressing for success. a new york tailor now volunteering to helped jobless looking for a job, looking the part even if the jobs are still low and coming. while the high unmany employment rate persist, the white house says that the economy is adding jobs, thanks to the president. >> i don't think that anybody who looks at that objectively could suggest that that turn around has not happened or that we are finished with the jobs. >> and the president will unveil a new plan today to help unemployed veterans back first responders but long unmany employment lines and a jobless rate before 8% are likely to stick around through the election and the president remains vulnerable to attacks from republican, including mitt romney. >> we have a president who is a nice guy but he is way over his

head. he does not understand how to get america working again. >> unemployment may even go up this fall and i have a simple message. if you want to know how rapidly the turn around can occur, late on election night, when barack obama is defeated, we will see a turn around. [ cheers ]. >> but the white house will no doubt argue today that even though the job growth may be sluggish, at least it's moving in the right direction. in washington, doug luzzader, fox news. as doug just mentioned, the president will outline a job plan to get vets employed. the president will be at station number 5 and will talk about a new program putting vets to work, building levies and building roads. this will be president obama's second job talk in the last three days the republican presidential candidates are making their

final cases to the people of nevada ahead of tomorrow's caucuses. mitt romney is wasting no time slamming the white house for what he calls a failure. mitt romney is poised for another blowout win. he has 20 point lead over newt gingrich a georgetown man charged with killing his wife, 91-year- old socialite viola draft is due in court in a couple of hours. 47-year-old albrecht newt has claimed any involvement. he said that his wife fell and hit her head and then he said that iranian agents beat her.

in bristol virginia,-- case has prompted call for stricter immigration enforcement. there has been another arrest in the murder of an alexandria community activist. police arrested 20-year-old ivan newman of waldorf, maryland. he is charged with the murder of lany harris. harris disappeared in november. his body was found in the bottom of a well. in the penn state child sex abuse scandal could get a little more complicated by the end of the day and new outrage after a sexual assault inside a local elementary school. did school officials actually put the suspect in touch with his young victim? we've got a live report coming up next. ext. and the snow is falling outwest, not expected to stop.

by this time, denver could be digging out from its heaviest snowstorm in history. as we head to the break, a live look outside. not too bad looking. we're going to get the latest weather from tucker and julie. coming up next. stay with us. it's 7:10. i can't stand thesese spots.

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welcome back, 7:13. we now have reports from egypt. reports that gunmen kidnapped two americans and their tour guide after stopping the bus. the abductors sped away in a sedan and a puck-up truck leaving the people who had been in the minivan iran is making headlines, first with a satellite launch early this morning that's

raising concerns because it could have military applications. the u.s. defense says that israel could launch an attack on iran's nuclear sites within months. leon panetta says that he is concerned that an attack to come as early as this spring. israel's defense minister says that a strike must be on the table if iran does not stop its nuclear program. prosecutors say in the penn state scandal says that the names of ten young men will be delivered to jerry sandusky's lawyer by the end the day. the documents will also provide the dates and locations of the more than 50 counts. it's going to be a snow day in 10 district schools in

colorado today. thinks denver. this is a slow moving storm. the system could drop nearly two feet before it's over. grocery stores say customers have been stocking up on food and the denver airport has canceled more than 150 flights already. >> wow. >> memory. >> colorado has had a pretty rough winter? >> more so than most places, yeah. >> yeah. >> very strange. >> and you were saying they don't normally get that? >> most big cities in the united states don't get two feet of snow in one storm so, yeah, that's unusual, but they do occasionally get big storms. they had a blizzard warning east of the city. that's where the worth is going to be. and good for the ski resort there as well. >> that is good news. >> around here, no snow, no real cold. >> cooler but not cold. a beautiful friday. just a few clouds out there for the day today. friday is even better.

that forecast, kids headed to the bus storntion want to bring along your jacket because these temperatures are cooler than we had the last couple of mornings. as i mentioned a few minutes ago, we have been flirting with the freezing mark. should be a beautiful sunrise across the region. temperature around the country and, as mentioned, we have some cooler air across. finally, we have a return to some winter on the map here. of course, we mentioned what's going on out in denver with 27 degrees. look at miami this morning. 73. >> yeah. >> always nice in miami in february. beautiful day for us, lots of sunshine for our friday. as we get into the weekend, tomorrow, we should start fine. a piece of energy associated with that big storm in colorado will get in here. it's close enough that we could have a period of light showers or maybe a light wintry mix saturday night, early sunday morning. you all get out of here during

the morning hours on sunday but this is a change with the forecast. it will get you up close enough to bring you something here late saturday, early sunday morning. there is the five-day forecast, 50 today. there is the possibility of shower and wintry mix early sunday morning and then we rebound up near 50 by tuesday. up and down we go but nothing too wintry here for the next couple of days. >> looking pretty good. >> yes, for early february. julie is standing by with the latest on this morning's rush hour traffic. >> hey, guys, looking pretty good. 42 miles per hour leaving college park headed toward university boulevard and out towards georgia avenue, the crew at sky fox, hanging in there with us. we had a start of slow traffic here, but things have loosened up, no big deal to talk about as you work your way from fret rick. bretty good shape coming to the

american legion bridge. and pushing for fair fox towards 123 and 66, slow. northbound 95 in springfield. this happens the out bound stretch, tying up the left lane. that's a check onion-time traffic. that's a check at your traffic. thank you, julie monitoring metro this morning. that video is for something else, i believe. no relief for red line riders any time soon. according to the washington examiner, track work won't end on the bus yels until the end of 2015. the transit aim si has been working to fix safety problems that go back years, including the replacement of all track circuits and the addition of special rails to prevent derailment. officials say that there should be more work once the work is completed. kathy laniey says that the

camera clocking drivers on foxhall road generated 11,000 tickets in just 30 days in its first 30 days. that speed camera has a lot of attention well-known chef jeff tracy hired guys to hold a sign warning drivers up of the camera. after tracy got three tickets in three days. chef lanier says that the more warning, the better. we have a fox 5 followup now on an alleged sex assault inside a d.c. school. city leaders expressing outrage after reports that the suspect walked into the school off the streets and school officials unknowingly assigned the victim, an 11-year-old girl, to escort him around the building. >> this happened at ketcham elementary school in northeast. sherry li is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tony. good morning, allison. police are now looking at security cameras of the area

around the school to see if they captured the suspect accused of touching that girl and school officials also tell fox 5 they are now reviewing their security measures and protocols to make sure that something like this does not happen again. this, can, happened at ketcham elementary schooling. that man came to the school, asked to see someone there and then the girl was asked to escort him. some time, during that time, he touched girl inappropriately the school officials say that the girl is okay and was well enough to tell an adult after wards. city officials as well as parents from the school are outraged that something like this could happen. >> umm, real concerned, crazy that it happened. >> children are in the cuss did he have our public schools and charter schools during the day, we have the responsibility to make sure that they are safe.

>> a ward 8 councilman marion barry is also concerned he had to learn about through the media, not from the police, not from the school system. parents at the school tell fox 5 that they had heard about this alleged assault but that the school never sent any type of letter home to tell them about it. that's the latest here in northeast. back to you. >> thank you very much. 7:21 now. the debate over gay adoptions in virginia is heating up with a crucial vote today. details coming up next. the power of social media. we have seen it time and time again. just a few months after the campaign, bank of america backed down from a fee and the nation's biggest student loan provider is following suit. of a thanksgiving, americans eat more food on super bowl sunday than any other day of the year. are you surprised about that?

>> no, i'm not. >> wait, more than any other day? >> after thanksgiving. >> oh, after thanks. okay. >> i would think it would be christmas. and annie yu will have more on the food and beer pairing. we'll check in with ann yeah. 

a controversial bill is up for a final vote today in the virginia state house of tell gas. if approved, the legislation would gave private faith-based adoption agencies the right to deny placement based on the parents' sexual or yen yaition. the bill would give protection to religion and opponents say that the government should not help discrimination the nation's largest provider is suspending a

350,000-dollar fee to borrowers who want to cancel. sally mae will apply the money towards the balance the bank of america backed down from a $5 debit card fee after a similar online petition. seems the average facebook user gets more action than they put out according to a new pew study. people are more likely to receive a message than send one out. the study shows users get more comment, like and tag on their profile than they give. there ace small group of folks who do their fair share of commenting and messaging. they are called, quote, power users. i would not be in that category. >> you are on like once every two weeks. >> maybe. >> maybe. >> very sad. 7:26 now. are you stressed out by flying? an airport in california is making the experience more enjoyable. and a las vegas size show

stopper, mitt romney picked up a big endorsement ahead of tomorrow's big caucus. and we have another look outside. not a bad start to the day, much cooler than it has been the rest of this weeks. we'll get the rest of weather and traffic from tucker and julie. stay with us for that. [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better, doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle,

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performing at the super bowl is probably one of the biggest gigs that a musician can get, even with a superstar like madonna: the superstar says she is nervous. >> i feel very welcomed. umm, and -- i -- you know, i've been inside the stadium. the stadium is great. it's truly an exciting -- i have to keep pinching myself. i can't believe it. >> okay. i think she looks really good. she looks good right now, yeah. >> madonna refused to give any details about the half time show. she did pay tribute to giants wide receiver victor cruz with her own version -- like a virgin -- of the salsa dance

touchdown celebration. >> right there. >> all right. >> wait a minute. by the way, madonna's new single "give me all your loving" and its music video is planned to air today. clear channel song and will be out. >> global domination. >> i should have done that. >> three classic hits of hers are in that new song. >> yeah, that would be -- i know what one of the songs is because i saw tmz >> what is that? >> vogue. they have photographs of the stage and at one point, lights on it said vogue. >> nothing says football to me quite like vogue. [ laughter ]. >> oh, tucker. >> that is americana. >> half time shows are 30 minutes long. >> 31 minutes. >> 31 minutes? >> i just happened to hear that because the coach like basically did a 31-minute timeout from practice. did you hear that? >> what's his name, harbaugh?

>> no, the patriots coach, belichick. okay. we have to go. >> when i have rap.com knowledge, i have to spew it. >> spew it. >> i enjoyed it. gone be a nice friday four. >> thanks for backing me up, tuck. >> as we go into the weekend, going to be a great looking day. upper 40s to about 50s but with bright sunshine. weekend starts dry and then it gets a little more interesting here late saturday early sunday. i put saturday evening >> it's really overnight into sunday. looks like we'll get a wintry mix to the north and to the west as temperatures will get just cold enough. the big storm we have been talking about out towards denver, we'll get a piece of that energy here. no article on the horizon. we are thinking we're going to be cooler this month but for now, temperatures will stay above normal here for the foreseeable future. we are down to 47 here. much cooler than we had.

28 gaithersburg, 30 in frederick for you. you get the idea. kids headed to the bus stop, taking the dog for a walk, that kind of thing. definitely winter jacket here. should be a beautiful day. look at how quiet it is, great sunshine expected friday afternoon as we have high pressure to the west moving in. i mentioned the storm niels out to the west and that piece of energy will tip just to the south. looks like we're going to be on the northern edge of that late tomorrow night and early sunday. temperatures are going to be close enough to the freezing mark in parts the area that i think we're going to see a wintry mix out of here and it will get out of here by early sunday afternoon. it's not going to amount to a whole lot. but something to look out. a pleasant afternoon. going to be beautiful, winds out of the north and west. and clear and chilly overnight, 35 the overnight low with winds out the south and west. here is the weekend forecast. start the day with highs in the upper 40s. there is that wintry mix.

45 on sunday so we are cooler and then near 50 on tuesday. that's weather. let's do traffic. julie wright. good morning. >> good morning to you, sir. fur traveling along 95 in maryland, you will see this. the crew in sky fox is. the lanes are open. the pace not so bad as you guys continue southbound towards the beltway. not too busy for this tgif, not that anybody is complaining about it. all lanes are open, still moving at speed here. still an easy commute for our friends traveling along in bound 66 inside the beltway. traveling from fair oaks, all to wall on 123. >> the donald wants america to say "you're hired" to mitt romney. newt gingrich is left to wonder

what happened. rumors that been swirling that donald trump would endorse him. joining joining us is democratic strategies and republican strategies. let's start with donald trump. first of all, how much weight does an endorsement from businessman donnell trump really carry. >> i can't actually think that it does carry that much weight. a recent poll was conduct after the endorsement that three type as many people would think less of mitt romney. >> then there is that >> yes. but, you know, donald trunk himself is not respected, political leader, you know. i can't imagine that this will help romney very much. he just believes it is better to have donald with him than against him. >> he is by all accounts, a successful businessman, we are

hurting economically. does it carry any weight? >> if he have just a successful businessman, it probably would but he does have that element of carnival barker. the whole thing in las vegas had the vague feel of a side show right. >> and what's with the flip flop? was he ever going to really come out on newt's team or was this just -- what was that? was that just fleeter. >> if you look at donald trump, one thing that he does really well is hijack news cycles and he managed to hijack the entire news cycle part of it because of the head thing, newt, rom me. he kept everybody writing about that. >> would you agree with that assessment? >> i would aye with that. i think the donald likes to see himself in headlines. >> and we keep putting him up there. >> let's get your take as strategies, both of you about the political rhetoric. it's gotten nasty. it seemed to have toned down maybe a little bit now but that's just my per accepting.

i'll ask you, christie, is this helpful or hurtful as far as the viewers go? >> it's ultimately hurtful. there is precedent for a protracted contest like we are seeing between gingrich and romney to be helpful, you know, in terp terms of the conversation side. obama is not getting his message out as much. it could be hurtful like we had with obama and hillary clinton in 2008 but the fact that it's is so negative, that might end hurting the party negative ads are fine but the thing that makes this sort of corrosive is that it's not about issues but not about legitimate disagreements about issues but about personalities, about some, you know, fairly archaic records, about fragments.

that's where it's corrosive. >> voters see through that? >> yes, they do. >> as a republican strategies, mike, say newt gingrich is your client, what does he need to do to stay in this race? polls have mitt romney 20 points ahead in this state. >> the important thing out of florida is that romney didn't crest 50% which tells me that he still has not sealed the deal. if you are newt gingrich, get back and start preaching the old-time rehim onand draw that distinction with governor romney and it is there and still a vacuum. >> do you think that gingrich still do well in the southern states. >> i think he will. i think he'll do pretty well, yes. >> christie, here is your hard question. you kind of alluded to it. president obama, what does he need to do now? this is his race to lose in your opinion as a strategies?

is mitt romney ace real contender to the white house? >> the white house had a real reason to be concerned coming into this election because it's going to focus on the economy. there are still a great number of people who do not believe that the economy is doing well or getting better. one thing to look out, of course, is the unemployment number. the un'em prompt rate was about 8.5% which is about what it is right now. it's going to hinge whether people feel things that are getting better or not. good thing for thernlings of course, is that the conversation that we are having about the economy is one of income inequality and that's where it tends to make mitt romney look very bad and seen as the 1%, you know, and make president obama look as though he is on the side of the middle class. >> let me ask you then mike, was it a misspeak, was it taken out of context as mitt romney says it was when he said he didn't -- and i'm paraphrasing he is not concerned with the very poor. >> you know, let's say that he is right and it was tank out of context, right, but the underlying problem is that it shows that in a lot of ways,

governor romney is sort of a traditional establishment candidates. the answer to the problem of poor people is throw more money at them, right? and the answer among conservative republicans has been for 30 years, we want to get poor people jobs, homes, property, we want to make them wind up being middle class citizens who vote republican. when he was asked about that, the fact that he said, you know, i don't care about that tells you a lot about the divide between the establishment and sort of the conservative gop. >> he went on to explain there are safety nets for them but hearing, that i thought, uh-oh, you know, is the very right going to take issue with that and the thing that you hit on that, too. they don't want the safety nets necessarily john stuart referenced it. fur in a net of any kind, you are in trouble. you know, nobody wants people in nets you want them to be prosperous.

>> chris jones, i'll give you the last word on how damaging was what mitt romney says he said or didn't mean to say he said, what have you. >> i hit it was very damaging because that continued to portray him as someone who isey lettist, does not care about the 46 million people, record high number of people who are it actually living in for. that will continue to damage him throughout the race. >> this is christie -- why am i doing that? thinks christie setzer, with new heights communication manager. and mike mckenna and he is president of mwr strategies. thank you, mike. see you next time. >> thank you very much 7:41 now. roll out the yoga mat. next, how one airport is henning its travelers relax. and a young girl in maine ace finally enjoying some time at home after having six of her organs replaced. we'll tell you about that. first, a look at today's

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it's 7:45, making headlines. four months of a undergoing a sixth organ trans plant, a maine little girl is back at home. in order to remove a tumor, spleen, small incest continue, pancreas and a portion of her esophagus had to be removed. she is now enjoying sledding and her scrap books. >> truly amazing. and travelers in northern california who are stressed out from flying can now find their inner calm. an international airport in san francisco just opened a yoga room with mirrored walls at the

-- it is the world's first airport yoga studio. it's open to any passenger with a ticket but there are no cell phones allowed. >> interesting. >> people will use it, up in california. >> is it sanitary? >> i think so? i'm sure they clean it up. they have good food at that airport. you notice a lot of airports have good food. >> you know, is it a little airport? no, that's the big one. the international airport. >> what do you have for us. >> we have a look at the live shot. nice sunrise at 7:13, should be a bright, beautiful day, just a few clouds passing through. thinks one of -- this is one of those days where you have a nice sky will some clouds.

32 in leonardtown. 30 in frederick and 27 in manassas. that appears to be the cool spot. want to open up a little bit. lots of 20s to the north and west. we turn to a seasonal number after a warm week. 27 in detroit, 28 in columbus. future cast, nothing to show you today. great sunshine. right through the evening rush hour, and then as we get into tomorrow, i want to show you what happens tomorrow. clouds increase late in the day and we have the storminess. >> there you go. looks like it's going to get close enough to the area that we could be looking at showers and perhaps a wintry mix. see what's going on off there to the west, a wintry mix. we'll keep an eye on that as we if through the week. very interesting. >> thanks, tucker. >> i'm not talking anymore because i'm out of time. >> very good. let's go to julie wright and find out what's happening with traffic. hey, they'll never stop me.

[ laughter ]. >> i'm putting it out there because producer is like, stop talking. outer loop of the beltway, lanes are open. not too bad of a ride for a t gi f. 270 traffic. 22, although moving, a little bit below speed. that's a check of the fox 5 ontime traffic. all right, july, thank you very much from pizza to burgers to beer, do you have your super bowl menu ready to go? >> no, i don't. if the answer is no, annie yu last it could have had. >> tony, you can always come here for the big game. they have a big party. but even fur throwing your own celebration at home, you're going to get some kick out of this. we are making indianapolis pork sandwich in honor of

indianapolis where the super bowl is help. and we want to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, linda underwood. linda is not just celebrating being a fan of the day but she also turns 45 years old tomorrow. look how beautiful. if you would like to on monday's fan of the day, find us by searching fox 5, no space between fox and 5. 

did you know that americans will consume around 90 million- pound of chick chicken wings this sunday? >> it's just a bunch of chickens with no wings. >> annie yu is preparing some of those foods. this among, she joins us now from mad fox brewing company in

falls church, virginia. good morning, annie. >> good morning, tony and allison. another fun football fact for you, the average super bowl party has 17 people. that's a lot of people. what makes a great food for everybody? sandwiches, right? that's what we are preparing today. our executive chef cunningham is. good morning. good morning. how are you doing? >> i'm doing good. we are preparing these pork sandwiches. why don't you walk us through? >> it's actually easy to do it. what i've got is you start with pork tenderloin and all you do is cut it in about four pieces. i cut it so that it butterflies out and you wound it out so it's a really big piece. and then basically this goes into a butter mill -- butter milk marinade. you can either pan fry it, or

if you have a deep flier or deep pot with oil, you can deep fry it and this is how it comes out. at that time digsal way is just your fried pork sandwich, kaiser rolls which we make in- house. >> this is mayonaise. >> the fried pork smells delicious. is this something that people can find? >> we are doing this all day today in honor of the super bowl what's going on this week. >> other specials we are doing, we are doing nachos and doing a burger with baking jam that i will show you here as well. that's in the next half hour. >> how do you make the nachos? >> the colors are beautiful here. we are doing a traditional version of nachos. >> that's very good. i like that. >> i'm going to have you make the salsa while i'm doing an avocado yogurt to go with it. these are cherry tomatoes that are cut up.

we have red and black beans. >> everything in the bowl. >> that's a huge portion. >> this is for a big party. >> beans, beans. okay. >> and then we've got cilantro and red onion and bell pepper. >> thinks fun. i lying playing chef although the bowl is getting really heavy. this is a big portion. >> what is this? >> this is side ervin gar cider vinegar. >> i love that? >> and this is gar like and a little bit of olive oil. is that black pepper that i put in there? that's cumin. >> and is this lime juice? >> take your hands and mix it all together. fun. that looks so good. look at all the beautiful colors and it's healthy for

you. yum. then what? >> we let that sit for about an hour so all the flavors kind of melt together >> marinade and get happy. >> we're going to do and avocado moose. we have one here and this is plain greek yogurt. we'll add that to it, make it a little bit healthier. a lot of super bowl parties -- >> all the calories are adding up now but it's super bowl. you are supposed to have fun and eat up. >> we're going to combine all the other greens together. >> we're going to leave this as a buffet, a built your own. >> i like that >> and then they can put the salsa in there, chip or lettuce or cheese as they want. >> you can come out and enjoy the pork fried sandwiches, indianapolis style and nacho. serving this at home, go to our website where we'll have all the recipes. >> umm making me hungry. >> thank you very much the final push in nevada for the republican presidential candidates just one day to go

until the state caucuses. coming up at 8:00, fox news' crisswalleas joins us live from the campaign trail. today is national wear red day. good job, tony. a look at the often siler end and misunderstood condition which is the leading cause of death in women. stay with us. 

surveillance cameras mounted on metro buses and metro rail may give you a false accepts of security. they are supposed to give you a sense of security, but now, we found that some have been broken foremonths. and the susan g. komen foundation facing a backlash. >> what's the most addictive whattity? smoking, habit?

smoking, drinking, eating? >> the weather app is pretty addictive. >> it is a lot of fun. >> good stuff on it. now we have the real thing. check on that for this weekend because it might get interesting here this saturday and sunday. >> wintry weather. >> yes, a little bit. going to be cold for you to start the day as we are in the 30s, and 20s out there, west and north the city. south, too, down towards manassas. 32 in fredericksburg. you can see a colder start a we with. ocean city, 33 this morning. bring on a jacket today. going to be -- even though it's going to be a sunny, beautiful afternoon, it will be noticeably cooler in the last seven days. there is your satellite picture, very quiet condition. here is a good part of the forecast. just a passing cloud or two through out the afternoon. a nice start to the weekend as we're going to be sunny and

cool and temperatures in the upper 40s to about 50s. good looking friday. >> thanks, tucker. >> let's go to julie wright and find how things are shaping up on the roads. >> good morning to all of you. trouble on the washington parkway approaching the key bridge. heads up coming southbound, trying to work your way out to the potomac crossing. using the georgetown pike, heads up. again, that's the journell pike that's closed route 7 available from gainesville all the way towards tie sons. outer loom, road 50, gowns to southwest 13 miles per hour. coming in bound along 66, lanes are open and the pace improving as you work your way in towards fair oakland and 123. >> julie, thank you very much we are following some breaking news right now from overseas. two americans have been kidnapped in egypt.

gunmen intercepted a touris minivan and took them and their tour guide at gunpoint. two people kidnapped, a helicopter is now leading a search and rest ask you mission in the mountain ous part of the country. police are looking for a man who walked into a school and sexually assaulted a girl. the man walked off the street and school officials unknowingly put the little girl to escort him. >> children are in the public schools, charter schools, we have a responsibility that they are safe. investigator are checking security cameras in the area. in the meantime, some parents are upset because a note did not go home informing them of this incident

a montgomery county track coach accused of having sex with one of his runners. he coaches beak and track at richard montgomery high school. spear had sex twice with a 16- year-old girl who was on his team last year. school officials say that spear is currently on administrative leave while this investigation continues. there are new pictures of the suspect accused of snatching a cell phone from a university of maryland student. police are describing this man as a black male between 18 and 20 years old. he is medium build and believed to have been wearing dark sweats and this striped hooded sweatshirt. the suspect allegedly snuck up behind a girl on the university campus and snatched the cell phone and ran away. if you have anying in, please call police. security cameras meant to fight crime on metro may not be doing the job: our fox 5 investigation found cameras

being broken for months, even years before being fixed. sherry li has more. good morning. >> good morning, tony, good morning, allison. we took a look at the one-snap shots of cameras. these are ones that roll nonstop. we discovered hundreds in need of repair. inside metro rail station and out, buses, too, metro surveillance cameras are watching. >> think of the pedestrians or riders are confident to see them. it's like big brother watching over your shoulder. >> but not everyone feels so safe. >> the buses and trains are not secure. the children are getting robbed on them. my daughter was robbed on the metro. >> reporter: bus drivers have been assaulted, too. >> i've been spit on, punched, have had things thrown on me.

>> very troubling because the attacks have been becoming more vicious. >> reporter: and the cameras, done count on them many are failing. fox 5 found surveillance cameras on more than 15% of buses company work. nearly half of thoaz were the buss from bladensburg yard. >> they are at their open risk. the equipment that's there to supposedly protect them is not working. >> reporter: in november, a passenger stabbed a bus driver and the cameras failed to report anything. >> that's not something that i can tell them. when an operator comes to me and reports something, that's not something that i want to tell them. >> martha smith found that out. >> got beat up with three boys jumping on the bus, they took

his coat and the buses didn't record. >> and cameras have not worked for a long time. one camera who would not pan or tilt has not been repair. another one painted by vandals out more than six months. >> that's really unacceptable. i don't know what the excuse or the reason is for it but that's unacceptable. we would love to have every camera functioning but a lot of those cameras are repeat coverage of areas. some cover the same area so as one goes out, another camera can still pick anything up. those broken cameras, metro transit police chief mike tell taborn believes don't compromise public safety we are confident that we capture pretty much everything that goes on in the system. >> if working, cameras are

important in proving crime. when suspects shot another man, cameras led them to the suspect sometimes, they are functioning and sometimes they are not but we don't solely depends on the cameras to find out what goes on. >> at least 75 cameras on buses keep breaking down months after months and some of them can't be fixed. >> that's not sufficient. i just does not cut the mustard any more. >> there could be some cameras that have older systems. >> 1/3 of metro buses still don't have surveil happens cameras but the transit aiming si says it's far ahead of other systems. it plans to have cameras on all its buses. and old cameras will be replaced which will improve relight. >> i don't think that it's

putting value on safety. >> we are paying to ride and we are not getting our value. >> in town, transity police officer ben franklin morales was gunned and killed inside the card o'zo station. it there were cameras but no recorded video, something that was inexpensive to fix. all riders ask right now is that those cameras don't fail them. metro says that camera which was painted over had been repeatedly vandalized and they are looking for a new location. that's why it has not been fixed. police say when they have eyewitnesses and other evidence, that is just as helpful, even without a camera. and in that case, for example, in which that bus driver was stabbed, montgomery county police were eventually able to make an arrest. that's the latest here in

northeast. back to you. >> sherry li, thank you very much. >> it is now 8:09, coming up on 8:00 ten. we are still dealing with mild weather here. out west, a blizzard warning is in effect. we're going to check out conditions in colorado when we come back. and february is heart month and there is a new study out that says young people need to pay closer attention to their ticker. we are talking about people in their 20s and their 30s. a doctor will join us in studio with more on why coming up in the next half hour. stay with us.  brad and jill in accounting? crazy!

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all right. check it out. snow on the ground in denver, colorado. the mile high city expected to get up to 26 inches of the white stuff making this one of the heaviest snowstorms. the denver airport canceled more than 150 flights and some schools have closed. tucker barnes will tell us what's in store to the forecast

but before we get to, that tucker, you have another responsibility >> thank you very much, tony. time now for our -- well, you know what time it is, the my first 5 photo of the day and let's get down to business. this is a first today, everybody. you know what we have today for the first time. >> tiplets. >> triplets. >> oh, adorable. >> how cute are they? >> you know they look alike? >> they do look alike. >> this is joshua, levi and kaleb. >> yeah, yeah. >> i don't think they are identical triplet. there is a little bit of difference, particularly joshua, if that's joshua. >> they do look like they are from the same family. >> they do. >> they are one and a half years old. if you have seen them before it's because they live in stevens city, virginia. >> yeah, they are cutie. >> they are probably all the rage there.

>> i'm sure they are. >> wherever they go. >> times three. >> they are so cute. su so much for sending us the pictures. go to myfoxdc.com and click on the mornings. if you want to head out to the playground later today, get a jacket because the temperatures will be a little colder than it's been. 28 this morning for you in manassas. so thinks one of our chillier mornings so far this week. open up for you a little. there you go. can you see 20s off to our north. boston, 25, to it, 27. for a change, we have colder air in the neighborhood and that will likely play a role in our weather this weekend. bright sunshine, a little cooler, upper 40s to about 50. storminess out west bringing the winter weather and blizzard conditions to part of colorado.

a little piece of that energy will come in here. just enough of that moisture will come in here late at night. we may see a wintry mix across parts of the area. just be ready for that. north and west, this could be a wintry mix late saturday early sunday. not going to amount to a whole lot, will be out of here early sunday morning, but we have not had a lot of winter weather this season. we'll rebound with temperature back in the 50s by next tuesday. there we go, another week of february. that's weather. let's do some traffic. julie wright has the latee. julie, this is the weekend. it's going to be good four. yeah, it's going to be a great weekend. hope you have a good weekend. >> what about the super bowl party? >> i'm going to be out of control. i don't expect anything less remember, we showed you a few

shots. before you reach connecticut avenue along the right side, we are gridlocked on the outer loop of the beltway. problems out to the west, georgetown pike closed off in each direction here, tollson road coming in bound on route 7 can save you some time. that's not bus yes right now. average speed on that inner loom down to 66 miles per hour at route 50. that's a look at the fox 5 ontime traffic. have a good weekend up until last week, donald trump was still dropping hints that he may run as president as an independent. in true trump fashion, he surprised the world again and endorsed the one candidate he directly criticized, mitt romney. chris wallace is here. a bit of a circus, it felt like. >> good morning to you >> yes, good morning to you. it's donald trump. always feels like a circus. the night before, wednesday

night, the gingrich people were kind of leaking that they thought trump was going to endorse them and then it turned out yesterday that he was endorsing romney. i don't know that it makes a lot of difference. fox news had a poll. we asked people, would you be more or less likely to vote for somebody endorsed by donald trump. 10% said nor likely, 27% said less likely and 66% said it didn't milwaukee any difference at all and my guess is that it's about the real number. 99% are not going to care at all. it's better to get endorsement than not. the fact that his celebrity apprentice is going back on the air is totally coincidental. [ laughter ]. >> of course. no matter what it is, it is all about the donald. it's not so much who is endorsing in all of that. obviously, we have the nevada caucuses on saturday and on sunday, you'll have the results and you will be talking about all of that.

>> absolutely. incidentally, we're going to have a debate between supporters of the two of the candidate, one fellow for newt gingrich and then virginia governor bob mcdonnell for mitt romney. he has been very supportive, very vocal in backing romney and, in fact, i was looking at kind of a rating, a power ranking and mcdonnell is now ranked, according to national journal, number 2 as a likely vice-presidential running mate for romney. you can understand that because he would have some appeal in the south. he would energize the conservative base. virginia was a big state for obama to win. he has a 60 plus approval rating, america dodge. the thought is that he wrap up virginia which is a key state this time for romney. we'll talk to him both in the debate with a gingrich supporter and also a chance for being a running mate for

romney. >> and mcdonnell, with the popularity that he has in virginia and effectiveness in virginia, whether you agree or disagree with many so of the things he has done, does seem down in the horizon, or down the road, he may be looking for an even higher office: but getting the vice-presidential nomination, whether you win or lose would jump him in the ranks, either he is the vice president which makes him the leading contender. i can't believe that we are talking about the presidential race in 2015 or 2020, or just the fact that he would be nominated would make him a big player, but i agree with you, looks like he has a very bright future. thanks, chris. as always, have a great weekend and i want to remind you that you can catch fox news sunday at 9:00 right after fox news. and the super bowl now just two days away, coming up, we'll have our predictions. >> and we'll check in with annie yu who is making something called bacon jam.

and big game burgers. hmm? this is the mad fox brewery in falls church. heather? >> an outcry across the nation after the nation's leading breast cancer advocacy organization ends its partnership with planned parenthood. i'm heather childress in new york. more on that. 

the organization susan g. komen is facing an escalating backlash for its decision to cut its ties with planned parenthood. >> susan g. komen for the cure has sparked fewer your over the country. >> it's not only immoral but seems unethical to do what they it >> i absolutely believe this is politically motivated. >> but the ceo says that politics had nothing to do with it. >> we will never bow to political pressure. >> reporter: they say that the

vice charm for policy was the public director. a number of religious organizations have advised its members not to give to komen because some funds would go to planned pint hood, a clinic which people associate with abortions. >> you would find them extricated in the culture wars and the most controversial of the cultural war issues is abortion. >> an investigation by a florida republican congressman into weather fed rail dollars are paying for abortions could be behind the action. >> i feel sad that this decision on their part is to the detriment of women's health. >> we know it's being impacted in a negative way are the women and families that really need the care that we provide. >> in the wake of the fallout, donations to planned parenthood

have swelled. donors have contributed $650,000, in 24 hours. in new york, heather childress, fox news. >> coming up at 9:00, virginia congressman jim moran will join us live. he is one of the lawmakers calling on susan g. komen to reverse its decision there is a new study has come out that says that young people need to focus more attention on their heart a doctor joins us with more on why when we come back. stay with us. it's 8:26 now. 

it is now 8:29 on this friday morning. taking a look at some of the stories making head lines, a dog was shot in a backyard and this mock, police in manassas, virginia, are looking for a redford explorer last seen leaving the scene of that crime. the dog's injuries were so severe that the owners were forced to put it to sleep

there ace search going on this morning for a missing 14- year-old girl and her young baby. shanee cox and her six months old daughter were last seen in the 600 block of georgian way in wheaton. she may be in need of medical attention. if you see these two, you are asked to call police. virginia legislature has repealed the so-called kings dominion law. supporters argue going back to school in august could help prepare the standardized tests. but supporters say that it has hurt the tourist industry. virginia governor supports the repeal. it's the weekend of course it is the weekend. it's going to be a put full friday, a little cooler than what we had around here but we got spoiled, to say the least.

>> big time. 72 degrees? >> oh, hold on, tony says i have to fix this. >> you have to go for the manly, rugged look. >> i'm not trying to do anything. >> what don't you like about it? >> i have the same problem, tucker. >> i'm going to do the weather forecast. i'm going to fix my way -- >> i'll help you. thank you, allison. >> now you need some spray. >> okay, all right. [ laughter ]. >> sorry. we'll come back to the weather. [ laughter ]. >> 38 at reagan national. this is not going to work. i appreciate you trying. we are off to a cool start. going to be a beautiful friday, absolutely guaranteed, lots of sunshine across the area, but we've got on the rise here, a little storminess. enjoy today. most of saturday is going to be fine but by saturday, late afternoon, saturday night, this winter storm out of colorado, the energy will slip west of the area and looks like we'll

get a period of precipitation around here. i'm being very careful about what i say. but the bottom line is that looks like showers and maybe a wintry mix late saturday night early sunday morning. there is the future cast, we are fine today, beautiful. here come the clouds and i want to show you what's going to happen here. here we are at 7:00 a.m., sunday morning. showers across the area, particularly north and east. future cast indicating a wintry mix. look for that possibility saturday night into sunday morning. improving forecast. during the day tomorrow, 49 and see if we get that wintry mix early sunday. monday highs where they should be, mid- to upper 40s, near 50s by tuesday. allison, i'll toss it over to you.

thanks for this help with the hire. thank you so much, tucker. february is heart month. there is a way that you can help, there is no pill involved, nothing. dr. aaron levy is a board certified cardiologist and chief medical officer at virginia heart. happy red heart day. i don't have the red but you have been so kind as to give me the red dress. what are you trying to raise this awareness with the pin in. >> the whole month is heart disease awareness month from the american heart association. today, february 3rd is wear red day and we both have our red hearts on now which is to raise awareness. it's a read hard to remind us that heart disease is not just a man's disease. i keep coming back and telling all of you that wor women have

heart did i east in this country than men. more women die from heart adecember than men and heart disease kills more women than every other cause combined. >> unbelievable. >> unfortunately, women still believe somehow that they are immune to this. right. >> it's important that we get the word out, that people are aware of their risks, that people know the number. know your blood pressure, your cholesterol, your good cholesterol, and the bad cholesterol which you had shb down in the hundreds. >> when you think about heart disease, we think about heart attack. we think about heart attacks, we think about men. it's been portrayed like that in the media. that's what we go to do. would you agree with that assess n. >> absolutely. that's an uphill battle for us as cardiologists to educate the public, educate women. it's not always crushing sub

sternal chest with raidis to the jaw and arms and sweat can. women have more subtle symptoms? >> like what? >> a little arm aching, shorter breath, cold, clammy feel. you are better off getting it checked out rather than assuming it's something else. that's been the biggest uphill battle for patient education and awareness. this is an important study that came out in the new england journal study last week. we have to start paying attention to these risk factors, much earlier in life. >> we are talking about in our 20s. >> 20s and 30s because here is the data. if you are a 45-year-old man, black, white, does not matter, across racial boundaries. if you don't have one of the four major risk factors identified, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes and you are a nonsmoker, if you goat 45 and you are in that optimal group, you have less than a 2% lifetime risk of having a major cardiac event. >> >> is that right is this.

>> 2%. it's that dramatic. we need to look at modification for feel in their 20s, 30s, you need to do those interventions more than we thought. we have been addressing the 40 years, 50-year-old. >> you are not saying, don't worry about it to that population, you are ski at risk. talk about that population. >> it's all about lifestyle modification. we have had a 25% reduction in deaths in the last decade. that's keeping blood pressure under control, trying to fight obesity even though we have an obesity epidemic in this country getting people to exercise, know your risk factors. if you have a strong family history, redouble your efforts to reduce risk. if you are a diabetic, get tight control. nobody should be smoking.

very simple lifestyle changes, everything in moderation. you don't need to deny yourself anything but you need to pay attention to it. >> don't be part of that statistic. 2000 men and women die every year from heart disease. you are trying to put a dent to that. >> that's correct. >> we thank you for coming on and talk being it. february is heart month. why not get it checked snout. >> and wear red today. tony gets kudos for that. >> tony, dude yos for glue this is dr. warren levy, cardiologist with virginia heart. >> scary tough. it's now 8:37 on this friday morning. january's unemployment numbers are just coming into the newsroom. find out if it's bad news or good news coming up. and what do you think is the most addictive habit? smoking, drinking, or facebook? the surprising results. is it surprising? 

8.3% nationwide. any drop is good. this is the lowest level in three years check out the job shop in morrison hotel in alexandria. they are looking for a guest service supervisor. for more ton this job and many other, if to myfoxdc.com and click on the job shop.com. president obama visiting a firehouse in alexandria. he will call for a six billion dollars in new aid program that the white house says could put 20,000 vets in jobs that preserve public parks. the president is also expected to ask congress to increase funding for local communities to hire more police and firefighters. all right. 8:41 now on this friday morning. coming up next, wisdom will

come back. we'll have super bowl prediction. >> and what super bowl party is good without food and drink? i thought we were going to have some. but annie yu has more. >> i'm here in falls church, virginia where they are showing us some tips and tricks. coming up, we'll find some burgers. that's always a staple but have you ever had bacon jam? you have to stick around to find out what that is all about. 

welcome back. there is a hearing today about that boxing match between d.c.'s own lamont peterson and british boxer amir kahn. the world boxing association ordered a rematch after the controversial ruling. d.c. councilman vincent orange is holding the hearing today to review the commission's performance. he says because peterson won, he should decide where the rematch will be held.

really? >> okay. >> that seems that should not be the reason. >> that's the higher court. that's quite a rationale. [ laughter ]. >> all right. sarah is back. wisdom is here and, can, this is super bowl weekend. now, it is time for us to make our predictions we know many people account decide who they are routing for or who is going to win until they hear from us. >> they are waiting to bet all their money. >> it's not just us but tucker is at the weather center desk because we don't have room here. tucker, you go first. you put some thoughts into this? >> last-minute calculations. i will be back and forth on this all week. >> i that it's you put some thoughts into it. you said, yes, last-minute calculations. he is a walking contradictions. >> are you running for office. >> that's weather man speak. >> go ahead, tuck. >> done making fun of me. >> my patriots win 27-17.

i think the giants are a good team, on a roll but my deal is this. they have been inconsistent all season. the inconsistency shows up on sunday. sarah? >> 33-10 patriots. that's mine. >> do you follow football? are you -- >> it was a random guess. i will be honest. i have no clue. i said, can that be a football score? someone said yes. >> it's still sarah's prediction. i would still be right. >> i hope you are not because that would not be a good game. >> i'm going to buck the trend so far. i think the giants pull it out. the patriots are not a great time. i just think that the giants are going to win 35-31. i'm looking for a good game. >> do we have to gave en explainer? >> you don't have to but i would like to hear. >> she knows what it's going to be? >> here is my prediction, please, put the graphic up. my prediction is that giants take it, how does that look, 31-

21. >> and what's your reasoning behind that? >> what did you say? [ laughter ] >> say what now? >> wisdom now? >> we have two for the patriots, two for the giants. wisdom. >> here is my deal. i want the giants to win because i don't like the cheaters, the patriots, because they cheat. >> he is such a hater. >> they cheat. they have not won a super bowl since they got caught cheating and cheating does not matter, why do you do it. having said that, i think the patriots are going to win, here is why because, earlier in the the season, the giants beat them and the last time they plate the super bowl, the giants won. i think they have an edge, the patriots do have an edge, chip on their shoulder and based on what's happened in the pat, they're going to step up their game. i am having a hard time buying into everybody i go that the giants are going to win. everybody is on board. >> that was my reason. >> experts say, giants are going to win, eli is great.

>> wouldn't that conventional wisdom mean that -- >> last time, the unconventional wisdom was that the patriots who were undefeated at the time were going to beat the giants. and the giants won. >> okay. >> that's what i'm going with. >> don't bet any money on anything that i say, though. >> you know, this is not for betting purposes. >> serves no purposes at all. >> it's hard to bet against tom brady, i think. i mean, he is great. i think tucker is right that the giants have been a little inconsistent but they are pulling it together at the right time. >> didn't we beat the giants? >> oh, yeah >> thank you for reminding me. i want to be able to say that the redskins beat the super bowl champions twice. >> although that will not mean nothing at all in the redskins world. >> that's a whole other conversation. >> yes, we'll have a little impromptu off the wall here. >> thank you all very much. we'll see you. >> okay of course, now, no super bowl party is complete without

some great food and great drinks. >> annie yu joins us now from the mad fox brewing company in falls church, virginia. you are the missing link. we need food for this conversation, and your prediction if you have it. >> i'm going to put my prediction out, there patriots, 24-21. go patriots. got it in there. >> we are here at mad fox brewing company in falls church, virginia. you know, a good burger is like the ultimate, ultimate super bowl food. our friend here, russell cunningham is preparing a tasty burger with bacon jam. what is bacon jam you asked? we are about to find out. >> bacon jam is basically bacon and onions and a bunch of spices cooked down. what we do, we cook it down with root beer. this is a pound of bacon. >> a pound of bacon. >> got to start with the bound,

at least. onions, molases, we put a little serach so it has a kick to it. we put root beer and coffee. you hear bacon jam on the internet. >> that's just black coffee? >> uh-huh >> all we do is put all of this in a blender, blend it all up, put it in a pot. and that's what i have cooking here, takes about an hour to finish. and that cooks down, we let it cool off and then it's -- >> it's bacon jam. >> it has a paste consistency? >> yes. >> you just put this on the burger. >> yeah. >> this whole weekend, we are doing our big game burger which is an 8-ounce patty. we have smoked guda cheese on it. >> so good. >> can, it gets the bacon jam. >> put a lot of that bacon jam on there. >> we do a nice big scoop of that. >> oh, that was good. >> so that goes on there. and then we also do caramelized

onions. sautied mushrooms it's super easy and the ingredients are easy to find. >> nice kick here with the jalapeno to go with the beer what beer goes with this. >> some of the hoppier beers go with that. we also do a tomato jam in- house. this is tomatoes and sugar and garlic. >> i see the big chunks of dwar lick in there. >> that complete the burger. >> this is a fun super bowl burger. i'm going to taste this here. in case i can't speak after i take a big bite, go to our websites. i'm going to put some gentlemanly pep quo on top of the bun. oh, hold on.

you know what -- hmm. that is a good burger. oh, my god. i'm such a mess. back to you in the studio. >> oh, you did it. [ laughter ]. >> she's not shy about it. thanks, annie. >> she's still eating, too. >> look at mike going in for the tight shot. >> bring one of those back. >> does look good we want to say good morning to -- look at this lovely lady. look at linda underwood. she's gorgeous. and she is not only celebrating that but she is celebrating her 45th birthday tomorrow. >> 45 is a good age. >> i wonder if she has a party. >> would you like to be inviteed. >> well -- >> the answer is yes, linda. >> find us on facebook by searching fox 5 morning news. there is no space between fox and the number 5. post the comment. >> i always want to go to a

good party. a new study put out by the unfortunate of chicago shows you are not alone. it's harder to kick the habit of checking facebook than to quit smoking or drinking. researchers looked at 205 people and said that the urged to resist checking facebook is harder to resist than the urge of drinking or smoking a cigarette. did i just say that? yes. >> maybe the person writing that was checking facebook. a risk of developing adhd more than doubled among children given anesthesia two or more times before the age of three years owed. the doctors in charge of the research says this new information is not enough to draw conclusion but enough evidence to continue searching for answers we have been talking about this all morning outrage grows over the decision by susan g. komen to

pull funding for planned parent hood. >> dozens of members of congress are demaunding that komen reverse the decision. and the super bowl ads that you won't want to miss during the big game. some of them, you can actually see online already. we'll show them to you. it is 8:55. 

good morning to you. i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm tony perkins right now, under fire. supporters of the planned parent hood are calling for the susan g. komen foundation to restore funding to pand parent hood. and it is super bowl weekend all morning.

we have been giving you peeks all day long. and with football wrapping up, ready to go to the ballpark. the washington nationals are announcing a big promotion live right here on fox 5. you don't want to miss that. good morning, allison. a cool start to the day with temperature in the upper 20s and low 30s across much of the region. going to be a beautiful friday for us but cooler in the last couple of days with highs in the upper 40s and low 50s. let's take a look at the current temperatures. right now at reagan national, 38 degrees. you can see most of the area here still flirting with the freezing temperatures, 32 in fredericksburg, 34 in owe han city. should be a bright and beautiful day. lots of sunshine expected. there we go, cleaie