what do you got, ainsley?ove their family, their family has been on fox before, they're just nice people. he is one of the best quarterbacks that has ever played the game. >> i think nfc west homer over there, that is why you went with the seahawks. eli, in indianapolis, he would be -- won at his brother's stadium. >> here is my prediction, i'm even going to give you points. i've got denver, peyton, i think it is a destiny year. we got a busy night. with super bowl boulevard. up next, filmmaker dinesh d'souza, his first interview after being indicted last week. was it because of his controversial obama film? we'll get to that, on times square and much more. how can you get back pain relief that lasts up to 16 hours? with thermacare heatwraps. thermacare works differently. it's the only wrap with patented heat cells that penetrate deep to relieve pain and accelerate healing. get pain relief that heals with thermacare. with the quicksilver cash back card from capital one, it means unlimited 1.5% cash back on eve

. >> i am ainsley earhardt.e appreciate you starting your day off with us. >> an extreme weather alert. the governor of georgia taking no chances ahead of the weather. declaring a state of emergency in 45 counties. schools have been canceled until thursday and already several hundred flights in and out of atlanta have been canceled today as they are learning their lesson the heightened response comes after the storm stranded drivers on highway and children at schools overnight and people in stores. >>> hi maria. >> hi, heather and ainsley. we have a winter weather storm tracking south east today. the worst will come as we head into tonight and into tomorrow morning. that's where we will see snow, sleet accumulating in northern georgia, mississippi and across alabama. i want to show you the temperatures southward temperatures to the north of it are very cold in the teens in nashville. south of it relatively mild in the 40's in atlanta, and 40's across northern florida. the frontal system is the one responsible fo

got to hit it down there. >> put it up there, ainsley!? >> you can't go left. >> got to go right. >> jay feely of the arizona cardinals, come on, give it up! >> i'm stretching out. >> all right, come on, sean. how you feeling? how you feeling? >> i'm feeling great. it's money in the bank. you're going to do a lot better than i am. >> all right! >> come on, i want my buck. come on, come on. >> i've got to be honest though, it wouldn't have happened if not for this guy. >> you're with fox news, i had to aim you a little right. good things happen when you aim right. >> i used to play soccer and you'd hook it. what's the pressure like, one second left in the game. you're watching your kicker. >> by the way, i watched jay do this. >> you live your life for this moment, especially the super bowl. and your career can be defined by how you do in this game. adam vin terry, maybe the best of all time because of what he did in this game. so the pressure of that moment is massive because your whole career could be defined by this moment and you can't

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you so much for starting your day with us. >> let's get right to the extreme weather alert for you. the second storm battering the east coast in just as many days. we have team coverage for you. laura engel is live in new york city. we are going to begin with maria molina who is tracking the storm from the weather center. >> the storm system hit hard yesterday producing close to a foot of snow across sections of kansas and over six inches across portions of the midwest including cities like indianapolis. it is still on the move producing snow across parts of chicago, into michigan and also across ohio. the area shaded in pink and purple that is freezing rain. that is a big concern with the storm system we are looking at snowfall accumulation and a lot of ice. winter storm warnings in effect across areas as far west as kansas city all of the way to boston, portland, parts of maine looking at the winter storm warnings in effect through out the day. the area shaded in purple we hav

. >> good morning patti arn and ainsley. we had a beautiful weekend across many areas especially in the northeast we have temperatures make it into the 50's and 40's widespread. but that's all coming to an end. we have a new surige across the area. high temperatures will be well below average across portions of the northern plains. at far go you will stay in the single digits. that cold air will continue to move south and east and expand. by wednesday so many people are going to be seeing the temperatures below average. teens in buffalo, 20's across new york city and thursday parts of the upper midwest are going to be seeing below zero. bundle up it will be a cold one. winter making a come back here. showers and storms across parts of northern florida yesterday and today we are going to see new showers and thunderstorms develop right along the gulf coast. so grab the umbrellas out there. in the pacific northwest a storm system moving through producing heavy snowfall accumulations you can see across western wyoming and montan

start your day with ainsley. we'll see you back here tomorrow night.good night >> once again the far left attacking president obama over surveillance in the war on terror. what does obama supporter alan colmes think about his brethren doing that? we will find out. >> how many? >> three boxes. >> are the girl scouts of america being led by secular progressives? that's what some are saying. we will examine the facts. >> i'm jimmy fallon and i will be your host for now. [ laughter ] >> also tonight, big change in the late night

tail end of the week i am ainsley earhardt. >> thank you for joining us. of the hour. we start with a fox news alert. what we need to know about the new threats. >> good morning. looks like this will primarily effect international travel. however, people may start noticing it at airline checkpoints. if you are tired of taking off your shoes as you go through security that's not going to change any time soon. they are concerned about another shoe bomber a terrorist trying to get it in a plane by hiding it in their shoes. there is no specific threats but it likely steps from if the government. >> it comes from if the national security agency the nsa. it's usually an intercept of perhaps a cell phone conversation. >> we have seen this threat before back in 2001 after the september 11th attack english man richard reid tried to hide explosives inside a shoe. the fuse would not ignite he was quickly subdued but airport security adapted to the new threat. this latest fear comes in the heels of another threat earlier this month connected to the winter olympics in

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am harris falkner in for heather childers.ers are in and they fall short of the deadline in march. >> they are doing a little bit of backtracking. doug luzader is live in washington. >> this has been a critical question from the get go how many people do you need in order to make the system self sustaining. they said they hit the 4 million mark. >> we now have 4 million americans who have signed up for quality private health insurance 4 million americans already signed up because of you. 4 million. 4 million. 4 million. >> 4 million. even that number could be wildly inflated because no one is covered until they pay their premium. we have no idea how many have actually done that. kathleen sib beal why yous is ta -- sebelius is taking issue with 7 million people need to sign up to make it viable. >> that was a ceo congressional budget office prediction when the bill was first signed i am not sure where they got their numbers. who was throwing around the 7 million figure? turns out it was kathleen sib beal why yous. >> i think su

heather, ainsley? >> marianne rafferty live for us. thank you. >>> a teen who killed four people drunk driving last summer is off the hook for the second time. the judge sparing ethan couch jail time ordering him to rehab inside. you will remember this case created quite a controversy when a judge sentenced him to probation saying he was a product of affluenza. family of the victims outraged. >> premrau, talented gifted schools, i don't buy it. he knows how to beat this game. even if he follows all of the things and jumpings through the hoops and does the tricks he is supposed to do i don't think the world will ever take their eyes off of him. >> prosecutor tos asked the judge to sentenced 16-year-old to 20-years behind bars. >> the former police officer accused of killing a man for texting during a movie pleads not guilty. curtis reeves was charged with second degree murder a. judge will rule later this week on whether he can be released on bond. he is accused of shooting chad olson for texting during a movie. reeves claims it was sel

. >> good morning ainsley and heather. this can be described as a very brazen act. it happened around 4:45 late afternoon. a little girl plucked from in front of her own home. police quickly responding and even getting a suspect in custody. they even tweeted suspect has vehicle located in south springfield, abducted girl remains missing. the big question now is where is halil hailey owens? an amber alert has been extended to oklahoma and kansas. >> we have no reason to believe it has anything to do with any other crime in the area you. from what we are understanding this is a random act from what we can tell. >> police found the struck and the suspect as i mentioned but they haven't found little haley. it is puzzling. families are keeping a closer watch on their children while they pray for hailey's family. >> hopefully they find her. hopefully it is quick enough. you guys were on the scene pretty quick. hopefully she finds her child. i don't even know how that would feel. >> a lot of parents don't know how that would feel. she was last seen with blue jean schurtz a

i am ainsley aiearhardt. >> i am heather childers. with the weather around the northeast bracing right now for another blast of winter weather. >> what can we expect this time. maria mol leona is tracking t-- maria molina is tracking this storm for us. >> because we have so much snow across portions of the northeast, already this season we are well above average. we have a lot of snow all over the place across the northeast. a lot of it hasn't melted. here we go again expecting several more inches of snow across portions of the northeast. we have widespread winter weather advisories in effect for pennsylvania. pretty much the entire state of new jersey covered under a winter weather advisory in new england. for places like new york city and philadelphia we are seeing impacts for your ka morning commute. tuesday morning you are headed out to work and you will have the snow coming down. we have the winter storm warnings in effect for portions of new hampshire, maine and massachusetts. that's where the heavier snowfall accumulations this

ainsley? >> it could take a week i guess.>> hackers may have found a way to mass weapons through airport security. diane macedo joins us with this alarming story for any one who flies. >> they are warning security used for airport personnel could be used to help smugglers and terrorists. according to billy rios and terry mccore kel found the discovery after purchasing their own x-ray machine and analyzing the issues. it allows airport supervisors to super impose images of contra ban on the screen in order to test detainee's ability to stop that contra ban. if any one ever obtained access to the supervisor's work station that same capability would allow them to put harmless items on the screen to cover up contra ban. the version used for their machine could be diverted. those image production is present in all scanners. rob feinstein says the version that is utilized by tsa is not available to sell commercially or any other entity. the commercial version of the software is not used by tsa. in other words, the researches couldn

ainsley earhart hit the streets to find out. >> are you excited about him hosting? >> i do like his show? >> better than leno? >> yes. >> hannity starts right now. >> i was home watching hbo, i came across a documentary called american winner. chronicling people living in oregon and the struggles they are facing. >> i hear them in bed sometimes saying we skipped dinner because we need to feed our kids. sometimes when i hear that, i cry. >> i want to go do college, i want to be able to have a good life. it makes me worry, how am i going to be successful? how am i going to be able to provide for my family? i worry about that every day? >> those stories are heart wrenching, as the film went on, i found myself screaming at the television like you liberals do me, because the only solutions they offer to fix the problem, the same old liberal talking points. let me give you an example. >> if capitalism is not regulated or checked, there's a harsh logic and it will always seek out the lowest costs, highest return. we've reduced taxes, and now people are more vulnerable. my

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us.oday is national wear red day for awareness of heart disease, the number one killer of women. >> thanks for starting your day with us. we begin with a new toothpaste scare. >> security air tight going to sochi but will it be enough? >> we have the growing terror threat at the games. >> good morning heather and ainsley. sochi security remains a top concern. thousands of spectators are on hand. they are arriving at the sochi center as the games begin. across homeland security they are banning liquids from it the u.s. to russia. >> there has been an up tick in the threat reporting in a runoff to the sochi games and that is of concern. >> some banned carry ones some travelers breezing through security with toothpaste and other things in hand no problem. >> a ring of steel has sochi on lock down. 30,000 people are on duty. terrorists could already be inside posing as one of the thousands hired adds workers. that may not be the biggest concern. >> for me the big threat is the black widows an

. >> i am ainsley earhardt.hank you for starting your valentine's day with us. >> treacherous storms claiming at least 21 lives right now. more than half a million people without power. the majority of them in the south. traveling on roads almost anywhere an utter nightmare. >> airports still a mess this morning as well. as many as 10,000 flights have been canceled so far. that number down but the trickle down effect expected to last through the weekend. the great lakes frozen solid as the coast guard is trying to cut through the ice. the lake hasn't seen this kind of ice in nearly 20-years. >> let's go live in maria molina. >> good morning. happy valentine's day to you and to everyone. i want to look at the totals across parts of virginia and other states. in virginia can we saw a grand l of 20.85 inches of snow. the storm system impressive. it is still snowing early this morning but we are finally expecting the storm system to continue to pull away from the region and many areas across the coast and the i 95 c

ainsley? >> kelly wright live for us.. >>> the other big match up president oep versbama verses b o'reilly. he asked him tough questions about the locky rollout of observe care. >> october 1st it rolls out. immediately there are problems with the computers. >> right. >> when did you know there were going to be problems with the computers? >> i think we all anticipated there would be glitches any time you have technology a new program rolling out there are going to be some blimglitches. i dying i anticipated or anybody the degree of the problems with the web site. >> you didn't know when it rolled out -- >> i don't think anybody anticipated the degree of problems you had on healthcare.gov. the good news is right away we decided how we were going to fix it. it got fixed within a month and a half. it was up and running and now it is working the way it is supposed to. signed up 3 and a half million people. >> there was associated press people only 8 percent of them feel that it is working well. why didn't you fire sebelius th

start your day with ainsley tomorrow morning right here on fox news channel.ng his administration scandals on fox news. >> your detractors believe you did not tell the world it was a terror attack because your campaign didn't want that out. that's what they believe. >> and they believe it because folks like you are telling them that. >> no, i'm not telling them that. >> some people are saying is that the irs was used. >> yeah. >> at a low level in cincinnati, maybe other places. >> absolutely wrong. >> how do you know that? because we still don't know what happened there. >> bill, we do -- that's not what happened. folks have, again, had multiple hearings on this. i mean, these kinds of things keep on surfacing in part because you and your tv station will promote them. >> and it's not just president obam

start your day with ainsley tomorrow morning right here on fox news channel.o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> 72% of babies in african-american community why isn't there a campaign by you and the first lady to address that problem very explicitly? >> tonight a factor world exclusive. the taped interview we did yesterday at the white house after the live pre-super bowl talk. >> your detractors believe that you did not tell the world it was a terror attack because your campaign didn't want that out. >> bill, think about. >> that's what they believe. >> they believe it because folks like you are telling them that. >> i'm not telling them that. >> we will show you the interview nobody seen and have analysis from krauthammer. williams, ham and

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ainsley, back to you. >>> elizabeth prann, live in washington. thanks. >> federal agents losing their guns by leaving them on top of their cars or in bathrooms. a shocking new report shows atf agents had their guns lost or stolen at least 45 times between 2009 and 2013. this isn't the only time they have had problems with the guns. they lost track of thousands of guns including ryan perry. >>> new massive cuts to the military budget. president obama is calling for $300 billion for america's roads, bridges and mass transit systems. the president spoke about the plan in minnesota. 75 million is being cut by the budget. the transportation system is facing a crisis. nearly half would come from tax reform. >> the irs rules will not be ready for the november election. yesterday the irs commission told the house appropriations committee chance of filing regulations bile election time were quote slim. after that testimony the house voted to oppose the one year halt on rule making. will we ever get answers on the irs tea party scandal. she won't testify u

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers.e are starting off the workweek in a great way. >> the new shoe bomb warning. it is the same group behind a failed underwear bombing plot on christmas day 2009. an attempt to put bombs on cargo planes back in 2010. the government is saying the latest threat is not specific to a certain slide or time frame but warns the attack could be on flights heading into the u.s. from foreign countries. all of this amid concern over a covert al qaeda plan for terror training in syria. >> the missouri grade school football coach accused of killing 10-year-old hailey owens is scheduled to make his first court appearance today. he is charged with first degree murder and kidnapping. he was taken on tuesday less than three blocks from her house when he wshe was walking back fa friend's house. she had been shot. the suspect worked adds as a teacher as aid. >> one of the men who dearly beat brian stow back in 2011 could be released from jail immediately. as a judge sentencing marvin norwood to four years.

i'm not sure what ainsley was pointing out. maybe she didn't even see the interview.be she is being smart for a change saying i'll leave fox news alone because maybe they will just keep showing it. but the one -- >> what, we can't ask questions about benghazi, the irs and health care? >> well, first of all, fox was very successful long before president obama took office. and that will continue. we're the only network that is telling the truth right now. we're the only network that is talking about the scandals. and these are scandals he is responsible for. so instead of blaming fox news, maybe he should have to go after the networks that protect them. >> he is expecting this kind of protection -- >> i think that is well said. one common denominator in this, the benghazi demonstration, they lied about the irs saying rogue agents in cincinnati. turns out those instructions were coming from washington. and we obviously were lied about like your plan, keep your plan, you will save $2500 a year for your family. >> it is the first demagogery to do attacks on the press. i wo

. >> i am ainsley earhardt.arry reid claims american healthcare horror stories are not true. >> let's talk about elizabeth prann about this. >> this story certainly isn't over. harry reid is still being criticized for the comments on the senate floor. >> despite all that good news there's plenty of horror stories being told. all of them aren't true but they are being told all over america. >> the horror stories about folks either losing coverage or facing higher premiums he says are untrue. he was only talking the vast majority funded by certain groups including the koch brothers. he says it is time to apologize. experts say they are baffled at his remarks. >> i can't understand why harry reid would say something that is so totally false. here is what is happening with any democrat or losing their insurance. >> we did hear from vice president joe biden one day after the comment seemingly on the offensive during the national winter meeting. biden says he isn't afraid of the koch brothers and democrats are too shy

ainsley?tucker, 24-year-old reality show contestant rachel frederickson stunned critics and fans when she revealed she had dropped 155 pounds. that is a 60% drop from her initial weight before the show. >> so is that safe at all and what happens to someone when they slim down too much too fast? let's talk to nutrition and fitness expert lisa lynn. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> 155 pounds she dropped in 7 months. you see her. if she walked in here and wasn't on "the biggest loser," she looks pretty good to me. too fast? >> it's way too fast and this is not my opinion, this is clinically speaking that your heart is a muscle and it gets affected so what we're looking at on tv is anorexia, muscle wasting and anorexia doesn't mean i'm starving, it's a behavior pattern that takes you that far and when you do that and you starve those muscles you're starving the heart muscle. it's a muscle without adequate protein, you lose it. >> that's why the coaches look so shocked. >> that's not w

heather and ainsley take a look at the temperature forecast. it will be very cold, winter like feeling like it across the lower 48 especially as we head into thursday. high temperatures only in the teens, chicago, buffalo, single digits across parts of the upper midwest. >> everyone head down to miami where it is 81. >> thank you, maria. >> a man accused of murdering four people back behind bars this morning after escaping a maximum security prison in michigan. michael david elliot 24-hours of freedom ending in indiana after a wild car chase. it all happened when cops got a call about a stolen car. moments later they spotted it speeding down p the street. >> i did not realize it was him until we asked him who he was. he told us that he was michael elliot he was the one that escaped from the michigan prison. i can't believe we have him. we got him. >> while on the run he stole a total of 4 cars and kidnapped a woman who later broke three. he used his hands to create a whole in two electronically charged fences and walked out of the prison dresse

good morning. >> good morning, heather and ainsley.ould be seeing significant snow yet again with the same areas. it will be across the midwest and great lakes with winter weather advisories and warnings. 6 inches of snow is possible here. the snow accumulation isn't the biggest concern it is really the wind that will be blowing around the snow. just to the south of the area of heavy snow across st. louis, parts of missouri. you are looking at freezing rain advisory with ice coating roadways. portions of new hampshire, 4sh 8 inches expected tomorrow and the rest of the northeast with much lighter accumulations but still tuesday will be messy across the northeast. out west the northwest seeing the rain and mountain snow. more than a foot of snow expected across the washington cascade. over california and nevada we have drought conditions in place. we are out there today for a couple days. east of the rockies temperatures are welcome news. temperatures well below average and mid 40's in new york city and 70 degrees in atlanta. back to yo

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. if you are in the middle of the storm it is downhill for the weekend.e the massive storm right now. >> it is the same storm system that claimed at least 12 lives in the south. it knocked out power to more than half a million people. >> the snow and the ice making the roads extremely treacherous. an ambulance rushing to the hospital with a patient on board who got stuck on the ice. neighbors had to clear a path with their shoes and with dust pans. >> and fliers all across the country stranded as more than 4500 flights are canceled. that number surely will rise. we have live team coverage for you from the south to the north. >> so let's begin with maria molina live outside of our manhattan studio. what can we all expect today? >> we are expecting more snow, more freezing rain and more sleet all along parts of the east coast. here in new york city we are really seeing the snow picking up and we are expecting snowfall rates to be as high as 1 to 2 inches ter hour. there's something else i want to point out along parts of the east coast. it is a very heavy t

kelly wright is here with the latest. >> good morning ainsley and heather.very brazen act. it happened around 4:45 late afternoon. a little girl plucked from in front of her own home. police quickly responding and even getting a suspect in custody. they even tweeted suspect has vehicle located in south springfield, abducted girl remains missing. the big question now is where is halil hailey owens? an amber alert has been extended to oklahoma and kansas.

ainsley earhardt. >> excellent information. in the news this morning, new overnight, a major leak of radio active material from the fukashima power plant in japan. the material said to be highly contaminated water overflowed a barrier and into the ground. according to the company that operates that plant, the leak has been stopped and the water won't reach the ocean. pepco has been storing an enormous amount of radioactive material here since 2011 when that massive earthquake sparked a meltdown. >>> two american security officers found dead on the maersk alabama and have been identified. fortunatelyer navy seals jeffrey reynolds and mark kennedy. both of them 44 years old. police are not saying how they died but they did not rule out foul play. the maersk was the ship at the center of the captain phillips saga. it was docked by an island near madagascar when the men were discovered. >>> somebody is waking up a whole lot richer in california. the winning $425 million powerball jackpot ticket sold at a chevron gas station north o

>> doug and ainsley are the most amazing human beings.lina before brad and angelina. they gave the five of us, who were by society standards, throwaway kids a new opportunity and i love those people beyond measure. >> i have never heard human beings speak of their parents as much as michaela pereira does. >> they are truly the most amazing people. they are the reason i can sit here and talk about this, because we have to shine a light on it for all the kids out there who, like me, they need the support. >> we should all be as blessed and lucky as you. >> i feel ridiculously blessed. >> when we come back, poolside at the beverly hilton hotel ahead of today's big oscar lunches. more than 150 nominees will attend. they are not the only ones. our nischelle turner is there. >> does she get to meet bradley cooper? >> not just meet him. she will join us live coming up. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the ph

ainsley continues on "fox & friends" which starts right now. >>> good morning. it's monday, february 24. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. they fight for our freedom but today our defense secretary set to turn his back on our nation's military the billions of dollars in cuts he's about to recommend. >> four americans are dead and susan rice went on five sunday shows shortly thereaof to blame a -- thereafter to blame a video. does she have any regrets these days? >> the notion that somehow i or anybody else in the administration misled the american people is patently false and i think that's been amply demonstrated. >> no it hapbt. is anybody really buying her story? we're going to report and you decide. good softballs, david. >> dale earnhardt jr. wins his second daytona 500 about five minutes ago. >> we have all the highlights on nascar's biggest race. plus why do so many people -- why so many people thought jimmy johnson was the winner. mornings are better with friends, staoefplt -- friends, steve. >> you're watching "fox & friends." that's a great reason to begin you

. >> i am ainsley aiearhardt. thank you for starting your day with us.n a terrifying flight. the passengers tossed around the cabin as the plane makes its descent. the passenger claimed an emergency on the flight that was flying from colorado to montana. four were treated and released from hospitals. one flight attendant remains hospitalized this morning. a flight safety team is reviewing what happened. >> one death row inmate ma[i a last minute plea by suing a pharmacy. michael taylor will be there early this month. he filed a lawsuit making the drug that ln used to execute him. it is not listed as the manufacturer with the fda. the drug has been criticized in the past for causing unnecessary pain. the pharmacy has agreed not to provide the drug to the state. >>

when ainsley emphasized in the line in mayes county on death row in washington state. i know it's a given. i like to send students in leaves the possibility that they can still be executed should defeat the covenant of the moratorium the next election for governor will be held to two thousand and sixteen. all that sixty percent of americans still support the death penalty for convicted motorists support for capital punishment nationally is on the decline last year thirteen on people was sent to the gas chamber in the us most of them in texas florida and i've had in a report by amnesty international. last april claimed at least one thousand seven hundred people was sentenced to death in two thousand and twelve thousand three hundred and fifteen it says in a row on one hundred and thirty in iraq and itt in saudi arabia although china is the country with the most executions. the figure is set to run into the thousands us ambassador to japan in the lead candidate as my duff and use it to the southernmost island in the pocono while sleeping to crack support what has turned

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for stating your day with us. pilot under arrest after he hijacked an ethiopian air mine flight and flies to geneva looking for asylum. the man waited until the pilot to go to the bathroom to lock the cockpit door and grab control of the plane after landing in geneva. he escaped out of the cockpit window with a rope and ran toward security officers identifying himself as the hijacker. police safely escorted all 202 passengers one by one off the flight with their hands on their heads. >>> a stunning confession a 19-year-old man killing a man she killed on craig's list. she admitted to murdering 22 other people. now they are trying to figure out if it is true. >> what did she say, kelly? >> a bizarre story. one woman's confession to murder is like a hollywood horror quill am. she will plead guilty to butchering herrera.

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us. is half past the top of the hour. we begin with bad news this morning. a horrific fatal wrong way crash caught on camera. a woman driving on the other side of a florida highway uses her cell phone to report an suv swerving through traffic and then there's this head on collision. >> what is he doing? come (bleep) right now. he's on the wrong side. >> the wrong way driver slams head on in to a car of college kids. the suv driver dies as well as the four fraternity brothers. police say almost instantly. >> what's wrong with him? what is he doing? it he drunk? is what's wrong with him. what's wrong with him? >> police don't know. they don't know if drugs or alcohol weinvolved. >> heather in southern california another wrong way crash leaves six people dead. the 21-year-old driver smashes head on in to a car full of a family. a family of four. it happened on the freeway. now he faces felony manslaughter in connection with this crash. the entire family was killed in the wreck and two people

kimberly was on with bob beckel and ainsley earhardt was there. years >> fabulous. >> as i'm watching it, because i've been in news so long, you're worried. >> tension of doing in 2000 was incredible. we had threats of terrorist attacks. they cancelled the celebration in several cities fbi police went back and forth whether we should have it. we'd check out man hole covers below. and when i went on stage to do that one, it's one of the times i thought if they wanted to take me out they'd shoot me from up there. but look. anything can happen, you've got the best police department in the world patrolling this. a great police commissioner, bill bratton. >> i agree, but now it's super bowl. then, olympics in sochi. i know security has been a top concern. >> it was my business. >> still is. >> is it dangerous lessened after 9-11? >> it's one you don't think of like boston marathon. look, nobody can give a 100% guarantee this, and new jersey. they've been working on this 3, 45 years. kelly, now bratton. all the people in new jersey. chris christie. >> t

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. thank you for farting your thursday with us.ew olympic terror threat. toothpaste tube bombs. a warning on the eve of the opening ceremonies for all airlines flying to russia. >> what the grim threat means for americans heading to sochi. >> good morning. with opening ceremonies hours away the department of homeland security is putting airlines across the globe on notice. terrorists could smuggle bombs inside toothpaste tubes. no specific threat was made. presidential nominee mitt romney who ran the 2002 salt lake city games calling the threats grave. >> obviously these are real concern, grif concern and have to be considered thoroughly. i do believe the games will be safe particularly in the areas where there's substantial security personnel, but without

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. we are getting our week started together.nk you for joining us this morning. >> we begin with bad news. new this morning a horrific fatal wrong way crash is caught on camera. a woman driving on the other side of a florida highway uses her cell phone to report an suv swerving through on coming traffic and then there's the head on collision. >> what dis he doing? come (bleep) right now. oh. >> the wrong way driver slams head on into a car full of college kids. the driver dies as well as the four fraternity brothers. police say almost instantly. >> you don't know how to register it. they were great guys. >> police do not know if drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> then in southern

start your day with ainsley. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> this is a fox news alert. americans are being told to get inside and stay inside. so far at least 19 killed in a violent deadly crash in ukraine. at least 48 officers and many people out on the streets are seriously injured. you are looking live at the city kiev. o dangerousve[' protest.nment than 1,000 miles from this year's olympics in sochi and in a few minutes a live report on this breaking news directly from kiev, ukraine. >> and right now back home, secretary kathleen sebelius taking some heat. she is claiming obamacare will not cost jobs. >> there is absolutely no evidence and every economist will tell you this that there is any job loss related to the affordable care act part time, positions are actually down since 2010, not up. the number of full-time workers continues to increase. so, i know that that is a popular myth that continues to be repeated but it just is not accurate. >> absolutely no evidence is what she says. maybe secretary sebelius ought to talk to business people, the ones who actually

. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. you so much for starting your day with us. >> let's get right to the extreme weather alert for you. the second storm battering the east coast in just as many days. we have team coverage for you. laura engel is live in new york city. we are going to begin with maria molina who is tracking the storm from the weather center. >> the storm system hit hard yesterday producing close to a foot of snow across sections of kansas and over six inches across portions of the midwest including cities like indianapolis. it is still on the move producing snow across parts of chicago, into michigan and also across ohio. the area shaded in pink and purple that is freezing rain. that is a big concern with the storm system we are looking at snowfall

. >> i am ainsley earhardt.iate you starting your day off with us. >> an extreme weather alert. the governor of georgia taking no chances ahead of the weather. declaring a state of emergency in 45 counties. schools have been canceled until thursday and already several hundred flights in and out of atlanta have been canceled today as they are learning their lesson the heightened response comes after the storm stranded drivers on highway and children at schools overnight and people in stores. >>> hi maria. >> hi, heather and

start your day with ainsley. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. o'reilly factor is son from l.a. good night >> once again the far left attacking president obama over surveillance in the war on terror. what does obama supporter alan colmes think about his brethren doing that? we will find out. >> how many? >> three boxes. >> are the girl scouts of america being led by secular progressives? that's what some are saying. we will examine the facts. >> i'm jimmy fallon and i will be your host for now. [ laughter ] >> also tonight, big change in the late night situation but should you care in the answer is yes for political reasons. bernie goldberg with analysis. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the from california, the factor begins right now. ♪ hi i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from los angeles. thanks for watching us. president obama catching flack on his left. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. new gallup poll says that mr. obama's job approval rating is not getting much better. just 41% of americans now

start your day with ainsley tomorrow morning right here on fox news channel. thank you for being with >> president obama is at it again. blaming his administration scandals on fox news. >> your detractors believe you did not tell the world it was a terror attack because your campaign didn't want that out. that's what they believe. >> and they believe it because folks like you are telling them that. >> no, i'm not telling them that. >> some people are saying is that the irs was used. >> yeah. >> at a low level in cincinnati, maybe other places. >> absolutely wrong. >> how do you know that? because we still don't know what happened there. >> bill, we do -- that's not what happened. folks have, again, had multiple hearings on this. i mean, these kinds of things keep on surfacing in part because you and your tv station will promote them. >> and it's not just president obama taking a swipe at fox news, former secretary of state hillary clinton tweeting it's so much more fun to watch fox when it's someone else being blitzed and sacked #super bowl. all this is nothin

start your day with ainsley tomorrow morning right here on fox news channel. thank you for being with us, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> 72% of babies in african-american community why isn't there a campaign by you and the first lady to address that problem very explicitly? >> tonight a factor world exclusive. the taped interview we did yesterday at the white house after the live pre-super bowl talk. >> your detractors believe that you did not tell the world it was a terror attack because your campaign didn't want that out. >> bill, think about. >> that's what they believe. >> they believe it because folks like you are telling them that. >> i'm not telling them that. >> we will show you the interview nobody seen and have analysis from krauthammer. williams, ham and goldberg. also. >> no, i don't like watters world. all the america rejects watters world. bill o'reilly doesn't like watters world. >> jesse watters scooping out the super bowl party. >> o'reilly has a few questions for you. >> good, good, good. i

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