i'm joined by leslie picker and brian fox, who covers web audit confirmations. will start with you. the alibaba ipo is considered a big story but they were out of business for a few hours yesterday. >> that is a big spotlight on alibaba, looking at potential risks when this company goes public and whether or not they should. being out of commission should be impactful to this office. -- to their profits. if you are a u.s. investor who is not used to these issues it may make you think twice. >> i also wonder, the same day as all of this there is news about the auditors and new changes as well as a judge saying that the chinese auditors cannot audit some of these companies now. >> they have been suspended for six months, this will certainly be appealed by those firms but today, what you have is a situation where the accounting firms don't have the ability in china to hand over their work to the fcc and this is going to be a -- the you see a kobe -- usaob? >> the pcaob? for those of us who are not accounting geeks. this is all about risks. you see this huge risk in

brian fox. apologies. speaker: thank you, members. now we have student delegates report. angela wei and logo an. speaker: thank you. things are picking up. we did recently an acc bylaw review to reconfirm the understanding of the bylaws with the real emphasis on the attendance policy which we have been reworking and we might possibly change in the future. another big thing on the cac agenda is the vision 2025. february 7th, is the last vision 2025 meeting and sac will be participating again at the bayview from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.. the sac leadership team participated to include a native in the 2025 campaign. thank you. speaker: the sac's annual youth summit will be held in march. we'll have students from the san francisco unified school district. important that we -- it will bring out the leaders and we are working with the health care sign up days. the next sign up days are at marshall and balboa high schools this thursday january 30th, from 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.. all meetings are open to the public. if you would like a copy of the sac agenda, please contact your sac co

first let's check in with brian kilmeade on "fox & friends." >> first we are talking about lone survivorhe film everyone likes to see. people are upset about it. we have the parents of one of those who lost their lives in that epic battle. do obamacare numbers show young people slow to enroll? others thought they had insurance, they don't have insurance. laura ingram is here live to weigh in like only she can. we are going to talk about her incredible career. she will discuss that and a whole lot more. dress up your pet day. if your pet is sitting there naked, please put something on them. d him two ings -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, t he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game om the great northwest. he'll stt investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first day of work to his last, ich isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity t

let's turn to brian quickly to the fox revelations here to gabriel sherman book, new york magazine contributor incredibly well-researched book. 600 interviews apparently. one of the main revelations in this that you think we're all going to be gorging over? >> i think people skeptical of fox news are going to read this book and be sure once and for all that fox news is an arm of the republican party. now of course, fox news says it's not. roger ailes denies a lot of the allegations in the book. but there are stories after stories after stories in this book about how roger ailes is interested in influencing republican politics. and frankly in beating barack obama. there are parts in the book that talk about how he believed it was his duty to defeat barack obama because nobody else was going to. now of course we saw the results of the election. if you look at the results of the election that means roger ailes failed a year and a half ago in that election. but i think the book will get to those roots. and of course, if you're a fox fan, if you're a fan of roger ailes you won't believe a word of i

brian. they said, you know what? fox to that narrow sliver in the middle. but what happened at msnbc it seems to me is either overtly or subtly, the mental came -- message came down that someone doesn't write a tweet like that unless there is a message, go after them! they're the enemy. sarah palin is a dope and reince previn or rand paul, these people are crazy. and to them, it is a real culture war. i think that's unfortunate. >> so is tinted leadership versus a lack thereof? >> i was trying to say there, i don't know if someone sent a memo, this is what we believe on this issue or that issue. but i think it's pretty clear that the message, the atmosphere, the instinct, the impulse is to really -- we'll show you. you think you're tough, steve doocy? i'm going to be tougher. you're a nazi. you're a kkk. >> it sounds like a transcript from their daytime programming right there. >> thank you for clarifying that. >> we also want you to weigh in on amanda knox. just found guilty again. >> fox news alert. all right. so now -

>> brian, i think one of the keys to fox's success is the loyalty that ailes inspires in his talent,. they go to war for him. a great story in the book i tell when he left nbc in 1996 to go work for rupert murdoch. 82 employees followed him out the door and he told nbc executive in a phone call because they were furious he was poefrping people, he said, i'm not poaching people. it's a jailbreak. he freed -- he looked that he was freeing these people from the tyranny of nbc. they love ailes. they wanted to go work for him. he is a warrior and they'll go into battle with him. that to me is a testament to he -- he is a leader like general patent. ailes loves to quote patent and to me, you know, ailes is very much a patent-esque character tough as nails but he will inspire his guys to go into battle. >> you talked like you know him so well, yet you've only interacted with him a few times. >> i tried to interview him. always said no. what were your interactions like and what does that tell us about him? >> i feel like i've lived with roger ailes for three years. i've been vest deep into t

live in hayward, brian flores, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> also happening, a crash continued to shut down a major thoroughfare in brentwood because of a power pole. brentwood to ball four road to sellers avenue, a driver hit a power pole there before 8:30 last night causing the pole to fall into the roadway. the street not expected to reopen until this afternoon but power has been restored to most of the customers in a that area. >>> chp investigating a deadly cash and car friar at the intersection of highway 1 and bo day ga highway last night. the driver was killed after the car rolled and burst into flames. the cause of the crash under investigation. >>> deputies said they found a lab making hash oil where a big explosion occurred, damaging the building and four apartments. the red cross is helping 146 people who lived in the building find someplace to live. >>> new information about a story from vallejo we first brought you yesterday as breaking news on mornings at2. a woman was arrested on suspicions of killing a man at this mobile home park. we showed you the scene yesterday morning on

brian getting a massage. is that radio row? indeed. thank god. "fox & friends" hour two live from super bowl boulevard and the crossroads of the world starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> live from times square, brian kilmeade sitting there. good morning to you, brian. it is 16 degrees. >> astro turf chair? >> you're on astro turf in a chair because it's the super bowl. >> right. i'm surprised you guys aren't here. you embraced the weather yesterday. and elisabeth hasselbeck making news, coming over in shorts -- excuse me -- a skirt. >> i didn't have a choice. i had to get there quickly. you might end up with the m.v.p. for the c.b.o. i think you en-- m.v.p. for the super bowl. you endured more than anybody else. >> something happened yesterday that i will forever owe elisabeth my life. i'm not going to tell you now but she was the only one there for me and you can argue that my life was in the balance. it was beyond the call of duty. >> it was heroic. we'll tell you a little later. >> we're going to have justin tuck today. and also yesterday, elisabeth, steve, i

brian. >> in the beginning it wasning like headline news. >> can can i say that on fox? it was loosen up. then we went totally loose. >> brian already challenges me to a couple of racesn al outside. maybe high heels football,ide. i'm not sure.tbal joining the fox news family is the equivalent of growing up boston red sox fans orso red sox fanx and being asked to play are to the team. this is an honor and privilege and i'm feeling thrilled to be on the team. >> the fox brand has a reputation for being edgy. its movies, television shows and sports have always beenmo innovative and fearless when it comes to taking risks. >> what the bloody hell was that? >> but hard news corps chairman and ceo rupert murdoch has always been a news man. and he was committed to starting a first class news operation that too would be a as innovative and cuttinghe edge. >> we can firmly announce the starting of a fox news channel. >> i knew that rupert was the kind of man who took risks and put up money and put money risk to back them.sk >> mr. murdock put his faith in fox news chairman and ceo

brian asked that question on fox and friends this morning. >> they want freedom from russia, the islamic extremist lifestyle. russia doesn't want to give it to them. congratulations, that really keeps our athletes safe. >> bob, when sochi was chosen, many years ago, so you have to go back in time and think about what the ioc might have been trying to bring russia along at the time when putin was being all kind and letting medvedev pretend here was president for a while. do you think maybe the ioc made a bad decision in choosing sochi? >> absolutely. they want to bring russia along, they could have gone to moscow, st. petersburg. but the idea of going to the middle of the caucasus where it's rife with terrorism is crazy. they're going to be lucky if they get through this thing without something happening. the other thing i would say is why is it we don't hear once again from the imams and the clerics and the head of the muslim countries who should be saying, you know, we oppose any kind of violence that would take place, for that matter, anyplace else, but once again, you're keeping your

doocy currently hosts "fox & friends" with elisabeth hasselbeck and brian kilmeade.laration by the governor. >> good job, steve. >> my goodness. >> that is great. >> i'm a big shot in kansas but they don't know it here in new york city. so this week during super bowl week if you see me walking around like this -- >> who needs a super bowl ring when you've got that? >> i've got it tell you something. that won't get you much in the new york-new jersey super bowl. >> we'll give you all the high fives you week. >> why are you back at work today? >> why did i leave kansas? >> why did you? you could have been king of kansas. >> yesterday i was at the gym over in new jersey. >> with your shirt off. >> because i follow the putin workout regiment. i'm on the phone for ten seconds talking about a fire in our neighborhood and a lady says you've got to get off the phone. >> didn't she know you're kansan of the year? >> it has been proclaimed. >> thanks very much to the people of kansas for supporting me and giving me that big award. >> they've got a good one. >> to everyone who

& friends," a real fox and his friends. look at that. brian'se of your zoo and these animals? >> our primary objective is to get kids excited about our natural world. we use rescued animals to do that. >> from where? >> they would probably be part of a zoo if they could be part of a species survival program who in a lot of cases -- the fox loves your hair. a lot of cases, they're not animals that can be put into a breeding program. in which case they service as ambassadors. >> you said one chased you? >> i was running one time. >> the fox caught her. she's here. >> what did the fox say? >> so you actually get them to be fully rabbited and then this is conner, right? >> right. conner is part of an amazing program that started in siberia, russia. he's now called a siberian ranch fox. they're really a breed of a silver fox. the objective was to breed a domesticated gene into the animal. the dog now acts like a dog. >> literally this is something that was intentional? >> it was intentional. >> did you put him near the hen house. >> i think he would

the author is fox and friends cohost, brian.u. >> it's great to have you as well. and you do a great job on your show. and this is such a great book and what a great idea. how did thisidea occur. >> we stumbled onto it. it goes from one to another and it's like, stop, and 1989, they were commemorating 200 years since george washington and his spies were together. and i said, what's been going on at that and i've been studying it. and i went to the cia and i said tell me about what we did. and we keep some of the things that they learned before they do this and they said it would be great. lou: what information was part of this? >> washington knew, and he said it will be a major thing, he's been by my side and he said finding people we can trust, find people that know the land. and you find a bartender and you find a drygoods owner and a guy that has a printshop and you find a woman whose upper-class has nerves of steel to penetrate the social system. lou: .gro of people. >> it does so much. so how can i possibly be? because we a

now let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> another great 2014of you. new york times has a reporter on scene on 9-11 the day of the attack on benghazi. how is congress celebrating? they are letting 55 tax breaks expire. how that will impact you. before you hit the slopes a few safety tips that could save your life. is working out part of you new year's resolution. we are de bunking the myths to make your workouts count. workout should be with your shirt on. that just came in a second ago. bob matthews is here answering legal questions all for free. i want you to write me in my mail bag then we will get to bob. back in shock when he got a hospital bill he wasn't expecting. 20-year-old nick gonzalez's bill from the hospital totaled over $55,000. he owes $11,000 of that because his insurance covers the rest. gonzalez posted the bill to read-it so viewers can see how much an unpreventable illness actually costs. >> it's not that i'm angry at them for charging me this much. i think it is the situation in america with our health care. it's overpriced.

now let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >> i don't know ift it all in in three hours. former secretary of defense coming forward saying president obama major problem with decision making. hillary clinton at the time, problems with her. ee investigationally vice president biden. dean cain is here he's super man and politically active. we will talk about the tea party and ann coulter is here. tony shape will be here and rocco is a good cook. a lot of people think he is sexy. he will be joining us live. now if you gently zoom out because i am out of stuff to say. afghastan, in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's ened, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former miliry members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an au insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who st

but first let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what is coming up on "fox & friends."ing about justin bieber see if we can slip in this. phone may have security flaws what you need to know before you log on or turn on. mafia member says he was almost involved in the ice. a judge will be talking about justin bieber and geraldo will be doing his review. he always likes young artists. "fox & friends" starts in 11 minutes. wow, this hotel is amazing. oh no. who are you? who are you? wrong answer. wait, daddy, this is blair, he booked this room with priceline express deals and saved a ton. yeah, i didn't have to bid i got everything i wanted. oh good i always do. oh good he seemed nice. express deals. priceline savings without the bidding. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well, did you know auctioneers make bad grocery store clerks? that'll be $23.50. now .75, 23.75, hold 'em. hey now do i hear 23.75? 24! hey 24 dollar, 24 and a quarter, quarter, now half, 24 and a half and .75! 25! now a quarter, hey 26 a

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brian? >> yeah. i want to show you what's going on over here. as you see, the sign, "foxte of that. over here -- you guys will be joining me it about an hour and 50 minutes. >> do you have a shovel? >> yeah. i'm gog try and do that. i usually perform best on linoleum. here is where the crowd gathers. you might be saying, why would a crowd gather here? is it so important? no. this is the heater that we use to stay alive. >> whoa! >> across the street a little bit -- good to see you. how you doing? that guy is on camera. we're going to cross the street a little bit to fox way. how is it going? here is the cleaning men, cleaning up. straight across is the affiliates who have gathered here in the crossroads of the world. this is just typical salt that you would find in any dispenser. this is a man with a shovel. when you is not the type of shovel you can get at home. you get these official if you work for the city. >> this will actually be the place where all the talk leading up to the super bowl will take place. players have come in, coaches may walk through there. you've go

arkansas thur aidala is a fox news legal analyst, brian claypool is a criminal defense attorney.o you defend the biebs? >> well, the good news here, martha, is we do have a criminal justice system. and in justin bieber's situation, he turns 18, he's getting into loads of trouble. he's not listening to his parents, he's not listening to his friends. but criminal justice system is like a surrogate parent here, and he is going to have to listen. he's going to have to answer to these charges and these crimes, and it may ultimately take him serving some jail time to get him to turn his life around. i mean, right now it's like a little bonfire trouble for him. he's not going to be convicted of a felony, but unless he gets this under control quick, this could turn into a raging inferno and go completely out of control. martha: so far, arthur, i mean, they've sort of patted him and said go on your merry way. does this look for serious in terms of the charges that have leveled against him? >> it's not really the charges, martha, it's more the multiple events. this is exactly what i do, se

and to say that fox news is not happy about it might be considered an understatement. i want to bring in briann media correspondent and host of cnn's "reliable sources." let's just say right off the bat, this is not a book that roger ails or anyone at fox news took part in, was interviewed or, correct? >> that's correct. >> they interviewed over 600 people for this book. >> that's right. and it's 500 and some pages ng,ttempt to be the defitive book about roger ailes and about fox news. it's been in the works for three years. and some of the allegations are pretty damning. >> among the allegations, as i skimmed through, some pretty embarrassing stuff, like suggesting that a producer named randy harrison, while negotiating her salary back in the '80s, offered her an additional $100 each week, quote, if you agree to have sex with me whenever i want. >> this was one of the biggest surprises, i think, in the book we have heard about so far. it seems outlandish. and yet the producer's name is attached to it and this former producer spoke to the author of the book directly. so that is a pretty seriou

the week according to publishers weekly is george washington's secret six, co-authored by brian kill lead of fox news and don yeager about a spy ring in the american revolution. he recently appeared on booktv's author interview program after words and you can watch it any time by going to booktv.org. read drummond's cookbook is next, the pioneer woman cook, food for my frontier. seventh, experiences fighting for women's rights in pakistan. another program available to watch any time on booktv.org. the tv show "duck dynasty" comes to print in the eighth book, psychology 1, a collection of personal stories by side robert. ninth on the list the bully pulpit by doris kerns goodwin focusing on the relationship between president theodore roosevelt and william howard taft. go to booktv.org to see the talk at the miami book fair. finally political commentator glenn beck's miracles and massacres, true and untold stories about the making of america. these are the current best-selling nonfiction books according to publishers weekly. >> at the time the central intelligence agency had really taken a beating.

fox? and then it was loose up. and we went totally loose. >> brian already challenged me to a couple, maybe high healed football. i'm not shr. joining the fx news family is the equivalent of growing up as a boston red sox fan or yankee fan. this is an honor and privilege and i'm beyond thrilled to be on the team. >> the fox brand has a reputation for being edgy. its movie, television shows and sports have always been innovative and fearless when it comes to taking risks. >> what the bloody hell was that? >> but rupert murdoch has always been a news man. and he was committed to starting a first class news operation that, too, would be as innovative and cutting edge. >> we can firmly announce the starting of a fox news channel. >> i knew he would take risks, put up money to back them. >> mr. murdoch put his faith in fox news chairman ceo. from the beginning, he clearly stated the mission of fox news. to report all sides of the story, unbiased and unfiltered. >> the american people are very smart. they know the difference between news, facts, analysis, commentary, opinion, spin and bs. the other news organizations

clearing the street in front of our building because two hours ago, brian, as it turns out, i escorted elisabeth hasselbeck to the fox news world headquarters on that street. i turn over and here she is. i'm carrying a cup of espresso she has made for me and a very heavy bag. you've heard of people who travel with a pillow when they go places. elisabeth travels with a coffee pot. >> it's a great survival thing. it provides warm water if you need it. >> i know for sure. >> that picture is blurry. i call it blurred lines because he was going so fast. there was running in the street. >> blurred lines. there i am going to twerk. be careful out there. >> you're on your own, hasselbeck. >> i was hoping somebody was there to walk with me but i guess i was a little late and had to make my way on my own. >> early bird gets the instagram. >> under this new mayor, bloomberg never plowed so this mayor is going to plow. fantastic. this whole progressive agenda is working for us. >> and bloomberg wouldn't salt either. >> didn't want to waste it. >> bad for cholesterol. >> any way the big story is the weather. the big story impacti

fox news. we know the identities of the people deceased. two-year-old brian & 25-year-old toyler johnson.rs for their quick action. >> my deepest thank yous go out to our men and women in law enforcement who arrived on the scene within two minutes of the first call we godgot to 911. and did not wait to go in the mall to do the things that they are trained to do. >> we have more scanner traffic from the first responders as they are getting there and audio that comes to fox news from broadcastify.com. >> as son as my guys get one more store. second floor above the food court and keep it clone. hold it and rework it. pull everybody else out and organize and rework it. and systemically want to clear. some of the businesses have people inside and they cannot get out the back. we'll not bring them through the center of the mall. >> that kind of planning is not a accident. rod wheeler homicide detective and used to be a part of the star homicide detective team there. rod, what can you tell us of how organized they are and the reports robots. >> i was a mile away when the first call came out with

here to talk about in a fox business exclusive is the attorney at the center of it all, brian brooks. joining us is sports memorabilia expert, jeremy brown. ryan, i want to start with you. lay out the case for us. what happened? >> this is a case, really it is about fraud and fraud in two respects. first there was the fact that my client had a long-standing relationship with the giants and their equipment staff and certain players, grew over time, appeared to be nearly two decades. over the course of that time he came to learn about a few incidents where, the lawsuit alleges there was fraud going on. regarding game worn memorabilia. melissa: i hate to rush you alone long but we have only limited at of time. they took jerseys they had not worn, dirtied them up and said they wore in specific games to be sold and you're alleging the players, specifically, eli manning hung on to the real jersey, is that true? >> i think that is not exactly correct. melissa: okay. >> that the lawsuit does not alleged to happen with real ones. give you example. melissa: okay. >> super bowl xlii helmet. the

fox has bail touched this christie story. may be trying to protect their man. he called brianl killmeade a >> it's great visual television. what creeps me out is the idea there is a single line of the day coming down from the very top dictating like a totalitarian system what the truth is today. and you see all the stories lining up that way. we know that's how he operates. i don't think that's the way to have a real conversation. that's not about -- >> roger ailes began as a political consultant. he worked for richard nixon. what's remarkable is how he does have a political line. and it's not always the most extreme part of the party. he's decided that he's for immigration reform. fox is now for immigration reform, which most of the republican party is not. it's remarkable there is this -- >> we have to take a quick break. up next, wanda sykes joins us. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking ty

brian this morning. >> great job. thank you very much. >> bye, everybody. see you soon. bill: let's start with a foxne critical and key issue and that is the lack of security at healthcare.gov. what will they find today? good morning, i'm bill hemmer as we get started here in "america's newsroom." martha: hello, everybody. good morning, bill. i'm martha maccallum. so the first hearing that is set to get underway any minute the lead witness will tell lawmakers that your sensitive personal information is no safer on the website today than it was back on october 1. bill: that's a problem. mike emanuel leads our coverage live on the hill. mike, good morning. what will come of these he

brian stelter. if you ever used hulu, it's probably because you wanted to catch up on episodes of tv shows that aired on nbc, abc or foxhulu are making it harder to do that. new limits on abc shows go into effect tomorrow. it still is more profitable for the networks if you watch their shows via cable or satellite subscription. hulu is doing something smart acting more and more like a network even though it's a startup. premiering original tv shows not just repeats from elsewhere. if it sounds like netflix strategy, that's because it is. we have the head of development for hulu originals and she gave me a tour of the company's very cool new offices. this definitely feels more like a startup than a television network. >> it definitely is about having a piece of the silicon valley culture here in southern california. it's democratic setup. everyone just has a desk. it doesn't matter. >> even the ceo. he sits out in the open. >> even you? >> even me, yes. >> i guess that of the forrers more conversations about what you're working on. >> it let's accidents happen because you can join in on conversations or learn about conv

mentioned brian roberts doesn't want to lose the leadership, sean malone of liberty, they own 27% of charter. he obviously wants to win. i just spoke to him at the consumer electronics show. he told foxt for sale but always consider something when it comes to growing but they seem to be not necessarily the ultimate player. >> if you think the markets, new york city obviously would go to comcast. l.a. would go to comcast, va. comcast. everything else could go to cox. >> interesting when you talk about regulatory bigwigs come in and say you have to divest these markets so it could come out a winner anyway. >> the biggest problem is anything having to do with comcast may take a while. >> brian roberts strong stuff. >> do they raise the bid? it is clear they will raise the cash. >> they have to raise the overall portion because again the last thing we saw that was above eight, the second-biggest operator in the country so this hasn't come along every day. >> what are the chances for this deal? >> 70-30. and 150 plus. >> if you raise the cash portion of 95 you get to that 150? >> if you -- liz: can charter pull that off? >> a deal at 159 brings leverage charter, combined charter at 5.7 ti

brian this morning. >> great job. thank you very much. >> bye, everybody. see you soon. bill: let's start with a fox news alert now because not one, not two, but three different hearings on the obamacare rollout getting underway at this hour. all three focusing on one critical and key issue and that is the lack of security at healthcare.gov. what will they find today? good morning, i'm bill hemmer as we get started here in "america's newsroom." martha: hello, everybody. good morning, bill. i'm martha maccallum. so the first hearing that is set to get underway any minute the lead witness will tell lawmakers that your sensitive personal information is no safer on the website today than it was back on october 1. bill: that's a problem. mike emanuel leads our coverage live on the hill. mike, good morning. what will come of these hearings? what are you hearing? >> reporter: we expect chairman lamar smith of the science and space and technology committee will essentially set the table saying when healthcare.gov was launch ad few months ago the american people were told it was safe and secure. this committ

fox & friends." where is my friend? where did he go? brian? >> yeah. not together anymore. who is that hot south african? charlize theron. >> earlier we were talking about the story about the fight that broke out at the checkout line and you had a question. when it says 12 items or less, if you have -- >> a case of beer. >> separate items, the thing is, if you have 20 -- i think you said rc colas, each bar code scan is one item. if you had to scan it individually, let's say you have 20 of the same puddings, that's 20. >> changes everything. >> that's fascinating. >> pack of straws? >> great point. >> how many scans? >> okay, fine. one scan. >> i tell what you, you know what i'm happy about? i did a self-checkout and i didn't have to ask the old person to come over and help me out? >> the old person? >> but the people are so angry when they got to come over and unlock myself-checkout. >> brian, you're fired. >> he does not want to help me out. >> i used to work in checkout. >> they want to you check out yourself, shop alone. why do they even open up the

brian's book. >> of course. >> good morning to you. we start right now with a fox news alert.e has been accused of drunk drag racing at 4:00 o'clock in the morning in a lambourghini. his latest brush with the law. detectives recently raided his home and arresting a friend of him after they found the illegal drug ecstasy. we'll keep you posted on this. >>> and these guys fracking idiots. they glued themselves to pumps in a local gas station in england to protest the owner's deal with a fracking company, except there was one significant problem. the station had actually been sold and the new owner of that gas station had never fracked in his life. they're now facing criminal charges. how about that? >>> and she is for -- c is for car rots -- carrots. ♪ c is for cookies. that's good enough for me ♪ ♪ c is for cookie ♪ that's good enough for me >> okay. so here is what's happening now. sesame street making the show a little bit healthier after a new study in south america showed kids want to eat better if they see it on tv. cookie monster is nothing going to chow down on his favor

fox news didn't mention the story until mid afternoon yesterday. let's get more details on this. here's the host of reliable sources. good morning, brian>> good morning. >> there's good reason everyone is talking about the story when you start reading some of the e-mails and text messages that went back a forth. >> right. >> people watching fox news yesterday afternoon weren't really hearing anything about it. >> they wondered why fox news isn't covering the story. there was a segment for about 5 minutes at 9:00 p.m. it got people wondering what was going on. and the reason why people are so curious is because the chairman of fox news has in the past tried to enlist chris christie to run for president. so people sometimes watch fox news to read the tea leaves and to wonder is fox avoiding the story to help chris christie. >> and it also comes at the same time as that book about fox news is about to come out where it talks about that ails is deeply involved in republican politics. >> it has lots of stories about him trying to enlist presidential candidates like chris christie. christie turned him and everybody else down in 2012. by fox

fox & friends," and you'll enjoy it. >> thank you very much, mr. vice president. >> brian is off this morning.esident, it's a big deal that you're here. >> i was ready to (bleep). >> thank you for that. >> geraldo rivera will be right here on the curvy couch in about two minutes. right now we turn to heather nauert who has got the headlines. >> geraldo is a big bleeping deal as well. happy friday to you all. good morning. god to see you. -- good to see you. a fox news alert. senior officials telling "fox & friends" that the president will call for the nsa to restrict phone data. he plans to reveal this during a speech at the department of justice later today. the official adding the president will not say who should store that data. he'll call on the intelligence community and congress to help him figure out that one. >>> new information to bring you in the case of a missing boy with autism from new york. police making a disturbing discovery earlier this morning. finding skeletal remains along the shore line in queens. police now notifying the family of the 14-year-old that it may be their son

fox news. kou s you could see in 2009 how it became more conservative and more polarizing. >> one other thing i want to talk to you about, brianhis case of areo, a tiny antenna that streams the broadcast networks, cbs, abc, the broadcasters say we should get some money from this. they are doing something wrong here. what do you think? do you think this is going to change the way that people view television and if they are going be paid? >> this is a fascinating case because right now a broadcast network like abc and cbs and nbc they make money from every person who is watching cnn. every person who pays for cable and satellite pays for those broadcast networks. as areo recognizes you can get those networks for free over the public air waves. it's a start up that has a bunch of antennas. pulls the signals down for free and sends it over networks to paying customers. the networks are up in arms because they don't get a fee. the supreme court decided on friday to take up this case against aereo. this is the biggest media case before the supreme court since the beta max case. it allowed everyone at home to have a vcr and record te

correspondent brian stelter and i guess this is giving more fodder for critics and more reason to say the republican party is run out of foxwas never fact checked with fox news. i read a lod theremented it the sultd pult awe plgsmented i haven't read it yet. sometimes they go to obscure bookstores and ask the sellers to ep up the books in the back. maybe there other nuggets, but we haven't seen him yet and i'm curious about the rest. gabriel did fact check and he spent 2,000 and he spent more than 2,000 hours get betting the man script and declined every request to discuss the reporting with me. this is a he said she said. the fact is fox news was never going to cooperate with the book. gabriel had to go around the edges talking to colleagues and executives and employees and all those people instead. >> you can't wait to get your hands on this thing. we will talk before you do. thank you very much. coming up next, a california pastor wanted to see what made nonbelievers tick. so as an experiment, the pastor who is christian decided to live for the next 12 months as an atheist. within days, he lot of not just one, but two t

fox & friends," his friend. look what he wrote. this is pretty amazing. >> i love briankward moment. >> what is your point of view on living, loving and dating? >> othsorry, what? >> did anyone ever tell you that you look like the famous tv legend geraldo rivera? >> no. >> which team do you want to win? >> seahawks! >> let's go to switzerland. >> i would love to go there just to get one of those knives. it's got everything. it's got a corkscrew. >> you know, they sell them here. >> they do? i had no idea. i'm going to go get one. >> thank you very much for joining us from davos, switzerland. >> bye, goldie. >> bye, everybody. >> you know, if she's not going to talk, i'm going to talk for her. >> that's a great impersonation. >> you do a better kurt russell, but he always said good-bye to us. it was great to talk to goldie hawn. >> what a busy week. thanks for watching and making us number one for 20 years, something like that. >>> coming up, president obama doesn't think pot is any worse than booze or cigarettes. one problem, a brand-new study says the president is wrong