reporter for fox news headline 24/7, carley shimkus. fox news contributor and national security analyst, morgan ortagus. and on the couch, editor in chief of "the daily color" news foundation, christopher bedford. they go. we will hop right to it. the police releasing two australian brothers they previously question and the attack against smollett. chicago police now say the trajectory of the investigation has shifted. mike tobin is live in chicago with the latest. >> i have just got a statement from smollett's team. let me read it to you verbatim. >> there are no plans of jussie smollett to me was chicago police today. any news reports suggesting otherwise is inaccurate." that is in reference to a report that ran to the "chicago sun-times" today. this morning, saying that he might submit to what they are suggesting. they will keep an active dialogue when with chicago police on his behalf. "we have no further comment today." smollett's team has been saying that he is further victimized by the claims that he staged his own attack. over t

carley: it got political.w it, there was more obvious political moments and more subtle ones like the introduction of the movie vice reportedly unflattering depiction of dick cheney, if you're a democrat or liberal you're aok with this and if you're conservative you will get reaction, the oscars, annual gathering millionaires about how oppressed they are under donald trump. rudy giuliani vocal, made us laugh by laughing at hollywood and laughing at himself, the modern oscar show is every year by very little comedy and a lot in service of limousine liberals, the oscars, you mean the political movement where movies win oscars that don't deserve them and the movies that do get left in the dust, award shows overall are trying to make greater effort not to get political, but this was the biggest night. heather: gentlemen -- carley: of course, light hearted moments as well and social media at captain america chris evans after he helped, he walks her up to stage. amy tweets, chivalry isn't dead, because he's a gentle

carley: thanks, heather.inutes after the top of the hour, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are ready to make a deal on border security. >> the chances of us reaching an agreement are slim but it could happen. >> i know we can sit down and work that if we don't get any outside issue. heather: how serious are democrats about coming to the table, we heard it before, we will debate it up next. speaking of debate could howard schultz make it to debate stage, the new numbers from his team. ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? using multiple cleaners on grease can be expensive, and sometimes ineffective. for better value, tackle grease with dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. it provides 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, which cuts through tough kitchen messes, pre-treats laundry stains, and even tackles grease build-up on car rims. tackle tough greasy messes around your home, and save money with dawn ultra. brand power. helping you better. he

carley: she did. jillian: 100 years of nfl.mercials that everybody is talking about is one that the nfl actually aired for the nfl itself celebrating 100 years of the nfl, watch this. >> to make you say, oh, boy. ♪ ♪ carley: okay, when that commercial aired i think there were like 3 points, so far scores, everybody was saying this was way more exciting than anything that happened in the game, brian loves it. 100 years of football commercial is the best football action i have watched in the last 90 minutes. jason also chiming in calling the best commercial so far. i think it was my favorite commercial of the whole super bowl as well. jillian: it was pretty good, i liked it. rob: thanks so much. 44 minutes after the hour, it's an ad that you didn't see during the super bowl, 9 line apparel taking a swipe at nfl kneelers asking americans to just stand. army and veteran of the company tells why his commercial was kept off the air, that's coming up next. jillian: first let's check in with brian kilmeade live from atlanta. i bet you

carley: a lot of side eyes.pening number and i totally missed this when it happened but upon further review, colombian singer jay balvin, he was holding a newspaper that says build bridges, not walls on it. the whole opening number was a celebration of latin music and included camilla cabello and ricky martin, aside from this, though, barely any mention of politics. michelle obama came out but didn't make political statement at all. there was the stuff on the red carpet in the beginning and this moment but aside from those two things not a whole lot of politics. rob: i don't know who any of the people are. carley: you know camilla cabello. the havana song. tribute to dolly part oan, she sang with artists including her god daughter miley cyrus. carley: who doesn't love dolly parton? wow, that's great to hear, amazing singer, zach says dolly parton carrying her own tribute. she also sang her new song, still coming out with music, red shoes, she had red shoes and it was a really good song. rob: 40-year career. yeah

carley: here we go again.sident trump taking aim at alec baldwin, latest erm -- impersonation, take a look. >> i have to fake national emergency. i have to to because i want to. >> in response the president tweeted nothing funny about tired saturday night live on fake news nbc, the question is how did the networks get away with the total republican hit jobs without retribution like many other shows, very unfair and should be looked into, this is the real collusion, one twitter user saying it's not even funny anymore. what they qualcomm dye is definitely a hit job and bashing and jessica says they do it to every president so sort of saying that saturday night live is a comedy and they criticized a lot. heather: i don't know, some are crossing the line and become mean-spirited. but colin kaepernick maybe signing with a new nfl team? >> big news here, fresh off his, you know, settling -- that's right, settling collusion case with the nfl, kaepernick's lawyer says that the time with the nfl may not be over and sug

carley: oscars got political, who would have thought it?it a chance but now i'm changing the channel, radio show hosted picture to twitter, hollywood soldiers arrive to battle, quote, inequality and then rudy giuliani respond today that tweet saying, he said this, he said thank you larry for showing us the limousine liberals if they care so much about which -- climate change, wouldn't they come with bicycle, that would be hard to do with designer dresses. i would do literally anything if they could put politics out of oscars and jared said 7 minutes it all it took to get political, please give me a break, #oscars. rudy giuliani got president trump in the tweet. jillian: he weighed and also hillary clinton weighed in? carley: she did, while introducing best picture roma, josÉ andres had this to say? >> the voice of the voiceless, reminds us of the understanding and compassion that we are all to the indivisible people in our lives immigrants and women who -- [cheers and applause] carley: hillary clinton gave and dress a shout-out, well said,

carley, do you guys even drive? >> i haven't driven a car in a decade. a bunch of wild teenagers throw snowballs do you get out or keep driving. >> i keep driving. life is too short. kids are throwing snowballs. it puts the person driving in danger and somehow the snow broke and she crashed her car, you have a stern caulking. so an adult female comes out and gives a stern talking. would you run the kids out of the street? >> i did intense research on this. i found a local news report. turns out, they were not kid. they were like 25, 27. jesse: even worse. they are adults. you can send them to prison. >> the woman was arrested for drunk driving because she tried to run them over. jesse: she was drunk? you have done more research than i have on this. jesse: so in that case if she is drunk, she was wrong to get out of the car. she basically busted herself. >> if you were sober, we are talking about killing somebody for throwing a snowball. jesse: i'm hearing we just had weed. she was high, not drunk. she was a kamala harris situation. that would be scary. n

carley: well, when she first start today speech she got about 3 words in to what she was going to saywd erupted with applause, i mean, it is very nice for a former first lady to be treated with such respect, there are a lot of fans of the obama family. heather: let's talk about j.lo's hat, it was awesome. >> so many hats last night and they kept on -- the shadow was covering everybody's eyes, take your hat off, i want to see your beautiful face. heather: thank you so much. >> thank you. heather: long night. >> i'm tired. heather: time now about 26 minutes after the top of the hour and virginia's top 3 democrats all facing growing scandals and all refusing to resign so how will the turmoil impact democrats come 2020? could the state that hillary won by a wide margin go red? we will debate it up next. plus national enquirer firing back at jeff bezos after he accused them of extortion, why the paper's defense team says that it's journalism and not blackmail heather: welcome back, look a top headlines this morning for you, president trump heading to el paso, texas for make america great a

joining me now on the phone ise those passengers, carley bigby. carley,ou've been trapped on the train for over 30 hours. i can't imagine what that's been like. so tell us what's been the worst of it. >> um, i think the worst of it as been the lack of communication that has happened with amtrak to the people who train.the a lot of the information we've been finding out has been through news articles that we'vn found social media. not even announced over the train. >>ow are you guys dealing with food? are there enough resources there when it comes to that? understand that there's some young kids there as well, some people with health issues? >> um, so the food, the snack car is officially out, so the breakfast and d ner car is offered first to the people who are in the sleeper cars, and en offered to business class and then the left overs to and so as of right now, i think that we have the last mealt, tonihich is a light dinner with rice. but, yeah, kids -- kids aren't really eating what's being offered and so it's a l of snacking stuff and people

jesse: joining us carley shimkus.nion, is it okay for men to take their shirts off in public? when is it okay and when is it not okay. >> it depends on the situation. i'm a proponent of -- did you see all the #metoo stuff that came out. i think it's hilarious. jesse: you like fat guys when they take their shirts off? you think that's okay? >> i think it's hilarious. jesse: you are making fun of fat guys. >> i'm not making fun of them. they are making fun of themselves. i cannot believe that this not only was a question after the super bowl halftime show that it actually went viral. people were outrages talking about there being a double standard with men and women. that's when you know things are going well in this country when you are outraged by adam levine being topless. i didn't like the fact that he took his shirt off during the super bowl halftime show. i thought it was cringe worthy. the california tattoo above his belly button. >> that would really hurt, right? or tickle. jesse: is it appropriate for men to ta

carley: this is interesting because president obama was accused of going on the apology tour when he him in time in office and people are fired up about it, yes, sir, it is embarrassing to watch a career politician bash our country overseas. not a winning slogan for 2020 and another twitter user says america is not embarrassing, can't say the same for him. biden was speaking to an audience of european leaders in munich he didn't mention the president by name but made it very clear that he would govern very differently if he were in office. jillian: interesting. kamala harris with sparkly sequence jacket. >> documented shopping trip with her, cnn national political reporter tweeted, we kind of forced kamala harris to try awesome, rainbow jacket. perfectly named it as mardi gras jacket, #2020, hash cag north carolina, this sort of cross it is line in term of behavior that a reporter would conduct on campaign trail, emily says, oh, my god, it's so fun to be shopping with the person we are reporting on. it is common for reporters to interact with politicians on the campaign trail but in

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here now lady's night carley shimkus, lisa booth and carley.m glad that you mentioned this time around because they did only date for three months until they got married. they waited a whole 12 weeks. >> they met initially through their parents, his mom is a born again christian. so is her dad steven baldwin. and then they started dating again after they re-ran into each other at church. it does seem like they do have an honest, very nice bond through religion and they could parlay this into becoming great role models for kids trying to get those kids to go to church. >> lisa? >> i think it's beautiful. i think people like him and chris pratt who proudly and boldly walk through their faith it's something that's unique to hollywood. >> it really is. >> i have tremendous amount of fact that they proudly and boldly put it out there. that could help other people in hollywood and elsewhere around the country, perhaps, become christian because they see two people that they idolize who walk so proudly in their faith. i think it is beautiful. and, you

carley rivera with the corner three absolutely drains it. irst. john's wins the third straight title 66-51 against mcnamara. incredible game, but i love seeing the team when they finally win, the huddle with the trophy. worth it. >> good stu. >> now i know why there was all that traffic. >> now we know. >> now we know. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> it's a big night for the tonight show coming up in just a few minutes f celebratie years on the air. >> big anniversary, jimmy fallon. he's got some big-name guests, too. tina fey and ben stiller. >> and dens of other stars. >> that's what we hear. it's just jampacked, loaded. so set your vcr, stayp. >>

carley, what's going on here? spending. >> morgan: less people? you have in your pocket the more you are going to be able to spend on chocolates, flowers, dinner, maybe diamonds. and it looks like a lot of people are spending money on diamonds because on this year, americans are expected to spend, get this figure, $20.7 billion. steve: on valentine's day. >> on valentine's day. can you believe that? steve: that's a lot of valentines and flowers and candy that will last a week. >> that's why you got to go with the diamonds because they last forever. all the men out there. brian: not all the diamonds cubic si zir cone yum have. >> fewer people are spending money on valentine's day. those people are celebrating are spending more money and, yes, we do have emails on this. deb says how many will say they got a new toilet for valentine's day. i'm sure i'm in this club alone. my husband is one of a kind. steve: maybe they were remodeling. that says love. >> looks like it has a nice splash to it. ainsley: has a sense of humor. steve: i don't think is he b

let's go straight to kiev now and our correspondent nick carley nick good morning to you how typical is victoria story where there are many people her age involved in the protests back at the bite on back. good morning well she certainly was one of the youngest. whether she was the youngest or not is a moot point but definitely people in their late teens and early twenty's were very much in evidence also among those who lost their lives in terms of being a woman well definitely there were there was a big female presence on the and i think interesting there in the report the story she told us of one of the protesters the protest is telling her to go home to get safety something that she. you mentioned the the one hundred people lost their lives during those protests has anyone been held to account for those killings. and this is definitely a sort of open wound for lots of people in ukraine the top level people who ordered this violence not one single person has been convicted for that lots of court cases still going on five years later present which was convicted in his absence treaso

r lighting up social media, fox reporter carley shimkus. saying, carley?n a shocking twist. wasn't as political as in your face political as past awards shows have been. there were moments like spike lee talking about the 2020 presidential election being on the right side of history. about it the first political moment that happened was seven minutes into the show started. a lot of the people said all right. i'm turning off the tv. this is why we don't care about the oscars stick to movies, not politics. another twitter user writes how the oscars and lastly this person says yeah, because the people who are experts on foreign and domestic agreements and policies are dot dot dot actors. i do think they are making a more concerted effort to not be political but whether you have somebody like spike leon stage what do you think is going to happen? time. he hasn't been on stage a lot. he was very happy. so, we know, too, one of the main reasons i was interested because queen was featured bohemian rhapsody, the sopping the name of the movie. that was parodied i u

carley: ainsley, you are right to bring it up. adam levine has something with the message that the drone spelled out. he took a pen and paper out after he signed onto the super bowl wrote down a bunch of words and they were the words that appeared in the lanterns or drones. one, love. >> i thought that was pretty when they went through the crowd. i'm sure everyone loved being on tv. it looked like alan turns set off how are they going to get those back to earth? they are drones. ainsley: thank you very much. >> we have a big show. bill bennett. alveda king all here live on this super bowl hangover monday edition. [laughter] ♪ send me on my way ♪ well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. try downy fabric conditioner. unlike detergent alone, downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning and smoothing fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. the company who invented car vending machines and

we saw that with carley fiorina. >> a final thought if i may. this segment, reading in on these issues and couldn't help but take note of the fact that there was discussion and a lot of print treatment about the president's weight. he had a physical this week. he may or may not weighing 243 pounds. critics were quick to say, aha, he's obese. i said to myself, oh my fwod, we would never inappropriately so. we'd never have that conversation about a female. >> well, that's an example of not having a template for a woman in a presidency to compare it. it's ditch cam for the doctor to release those results for the president of the united states. certainly, it's appropriate to talk about them and it's appropriate for candidates of all genders to be put under scrutiny. i think the differences that we all need to pay attention to, the way that we're talking about women and to make sure that we are being fair in the way that we are critiqueing them. >> amanda, well done, thank you. >> thank you. >>> what do we have on social media? hit me with a tweet if

. >> carley: i'm so happy to be here! this was a lot of fun. >> kennedy: now we rejoice in an hour well spent. we will be back here at noon eastern tomorrow. here's melissa francis in for harris. >> melissa: fox news alert, political and legal battles mounting in the wake of president trump's national emergency declaration setting up for a fierce fight ahead. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm in today for harris faulkner. democrats slamming the president's use of executive power and california and other states announcing plans to sue over the declaration. but the white house is strongly defending the decision. here is director of strategic communications, mercedes schlapp, this morning. >> we feel that we are on strong legal grounds in pushing forward to declare this national emergency. it is the obligation of this president to provide the safety of americans in the united states, and he is upholding his duty. >> melissa: but democrats aren't backing down. senator tammy duckworth criticizes the move this weeken weekend.

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carley shimkus with us, "fox news headlines 24/7" reporter. it is a luxury we all love.don't plan to tax s to death like other luxuries the. >> 20.7 billion, that is lot of chocolate. there has to be diamonds mixed in. david: it is all chocolate. >> fewer people celebrate valentine's day this year than years past. which means more are spending more on the holiday. this is fun holiday story. it is appropriate for this day, february 14th, but this is absolutely a story about the economy and how the economy is going today. look no further than the "gallup poll" the president tweeted about, 69% of the americans expect their finance to improve next year. so this makes total sense. why not to out to dinner. don't even buy the cheapest bottle of wine. spring for next bottle up. david: $55 per couple. they obviously don't live in new york, whoever is spending that money. that gets awe couple drinks in new york. >> state by state. when you think about valentines' day. david: look at the chocolate industry. $22 billion. >> it's a luxury holiday. about chocolates, going out to dinn

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carley shimkus joins us now. >> he made those comments during an interview for an upcoming movie.t revenge. he was telling a personal story about a time he learned about a loved one who was raped by a black man and he made the horrifying mistake of walking up and down the street looking for a black man to hurt, anybody, even if they had nothing to do with the attack. and he told that story to prove that racism and revenge never work. you can even tell he was disgusted if you listen to the full thing with himself. >> sandra: he appeared on "good morning america" a short time ago to say i'm not a racist but this was more about a primal urge that he had. listen. >> i've never felt this feeling before which was a primal urge to lash out. i'm not racist. this was nearly 40 years. but i caught myself and it really shocked me, the primal urge i had. it shocked me and it hurt me. i did seek help. i went to a priest. >> sandra: he is expressing remorse for his actions and words. >> people don't admit to things like this anymore because you do have this backlash on social media. no matter w