he will say the members will take their -- they will retire faye want to talk, or take their conversations into the lobby. this is right off the house chambers. they would be in this lobby. they can carry on their conversations. it used to be this was a more smoky place than it is in modern times, people smoking cigars. there are cloakroom's off of the house chamber where members can retire. they can use the telephones in their. they can get a hot dog, a soft drink, coffee. they can smoke they care to. there are cloakroom's for each party. the speakers lobby is for both parties. it is for anyone coming in and off the floor. it has these great portraits of the speakers of the house going back to the first speaker. all of them up to fairly recent times. they don't have every one of them, but most of the modern era speakers are in the lobby or somewhere near. they can't hang them all. >> who has access to this space? do lobbyists come here? >> it is called the speakers lobby but the only lobbyists that work this space are people who have been invited to accompany members. most of the lobbying

debt because more people are going to be focusing on getting something they don't have the money to faye for instead of saving for it and it's going to increase government's involvement in paying for student tuition. no? >> i'm with john. i say repeal the whole junk pile of subsidies, handouts, tax deductions, tax credits and all that other stuff on which higher education is growing a little too fast. if they were on their own dime they would be hiring teachers who teach and they wouldn't be hiring diversity enhancement or whatever they're doing with the money. >> i love bill and john but they are -- we don't live in an ideal world. in this world we know what will happen. as a result of getting rid of this thing that helps savers and encourages savings, encourages responsible behavior in order to save we will have more government debt, more student loan defaults et cetera. no? >> yeah you're absolutely right. it does encourage responsible behavior and steve is right that the alternate plan is to hook people to government, but i think there's something else going on here. i think it's a s

and then low 40s for some including -- la faye edit: there's a little component, but that's at fairfield. that brings the 42 down atlas vegas down there, man. the higher clouds will continue to thicken up. it is santa rosa north and maybe even clover dale north after everything is said and done. fog is a big issue. if you don't have the fog then be thankful. more clouds on friday, rain possible. looks like a very system. fog and then a mix of sun and clouds today but the higher clouds will will start to move into the northbound later on. upper 50s, lower 60s. high pressure is weakening here. we are losing the offshore breeze, so morning fog and few high cloud. mostly sunny toward south bay. and then mostly cloudy, if there's any rain it will be light. it is of here by the weekend, early saturday morn asking back to fair. >> thank you, steve. >> all right. >> 4:52 is the time right now, learning from last year's in pa earthquake, coming up in 22 minutes, the scientific reasons certain homes were damaged more than others and reason some people are deciding to put off repairs. >> the food w

a friend over the college football national championship forced to tattoo ohio state's logo on his fayeyou can tell he is less than happy. >> local lawmakers in washington, d.c. once again trying to give voting rights to people without u.s. citizenship. >> the local resident voting act would make it possible for legal noncitizens to cast ballots in local elections. should non-u.s. citizens be given the right to vote? janet in missouri says no, that is a privilege that comes from being born in the u. sment a. >> james tweets noncitizens have no right to our elections nor do they have that right in other countries. >> linda in pennsylvania writes, no, i don't care if they are here with a green card or not. they are not u.s. citizens. thank you so much to all of you who responded. >> and for joining us today. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >>> good morning. it is thursday, january 22. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. eric holder launched a full investigation into ferguson's police department after the michael brown shooting. remember? >> i want the people of ferguson to know that i purnll

after spending two years at saint faye college in grains i gainesville, florida.she came to western pennsylvania at calu, the athletic director said, shanice was a bright student and talented player. her mile and personality will be missed. we are told after college she wanted to be a broadcaster. as you might imagine, her classmates are stunned by her death. listen. >> life is too short. you have to cherish it. you can't really go without cherishing every day. you have to make every day like it's your last. you know, she had a good future ahead of her, she's kind of gone now. it's hard to respect that. >> we did some research. we found while you can pretty much choke on anything, choking on gum is actually pretty rare. studies show children get hard candy stuck in their throat, not chewing gulf it's hard to know when her autopsy results will be released. >> a hard case condolences to her family. >>> the white house is expressing concerns about benjamin netanyahu speaking to congress. why they are worried about upsetting negotiations with iran. bill belichick lead

>> i have wrestled with this some say i am left fox news why could sell my new book by faye and poorly? the guy with the the and incredibly good job that paid me very generously and that type of so i could push a few blocks? because i could have done that to stay at fox would be a much more comfortable atmospheratmospher e. i walked away from the wonderful position and a terrific place to be with great people because i am seriously looking at running for president. i could not continue to do the television show to have said jedi went authentic forthright conversations i need to have to say if i read will you help me or support the. that is why the severance and over the next couple of months i will make the final decision but obviously the decisions i made were not made it dissipating i would forgo a presidential race in 2016. how is that for being evasive? [laughter] . . who was trained in yemen, when you say that it's just a state crime murder that has nothing to do with terrorism it is hard to defeat the enemy if you don't know who it is. so the first thing is recognizing that radic

." >> tina facial -- tina faye and amy poehler. >> i am so thankful from the bottom of my heart. >> i just want to be better but this sen couraging. >> and best actresses. >> to say i am ill prepared for this moment is a huge understatement. >> thank you so much. >> the stars saluted the victims of the paris terrorist attack. >> we will stand united against anyone or anywhere from north korea to paris. >> there was some inside humor. >> tonight we celebrate all of the great tell investigation shows we know. >> george clooney took on a lifetime achievement award. i couldn't be more proud to be your husband. >> trans -- "transparent" won for best tv series. >> this award is dedicated to the memory of leila-alcorn and too many people who have died too young. >> abc news from back stage at the golden globe. >> you can watch it here on abc7 on february 22nd. >>> workers wilt -- will start a one-week strike at could kaiser permanente. they represent some nurses at kaiser. they accuse them of putting them at risk. >> unnecessary pain and suffering that has become normal . these clinicians do

finished seeing bonnie and clyde move back in the day with warren beatty and i forget the actress, faye dunaway and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is

his victim came face to faye with him in court.muni bus saturday when a man singled them out and started harassing them, then stabbed one of them with a steak knife after they got off the bus. it is the now being called a hate crime. >> when you have a crime like this, it is not just an assault on the individual but an assault on the entire community. >> imagine, all you want to do is go to lunch, yet between you and lunch someone wants to kill you because of the way you look. >> the da says the hate crime enhancement may only add a little time to a sentence but the bigger impact is in the statement it makes. >>> big cosby continues to perform in canada, even as three more women accuse him of sexual assault. mr. cosby reportly thanked a crowd at a theater in ontario last night telling them he had, and i am quoting, a wonderful time. no disruptions inside the venue. there were a small group of protestors chanting outside. more than 20 women have accused big cosby of sexual assault. some say they were drugged and raped. cosby lawyers

>> a happy birthday to academy-award winning actress faye dunaway. 67 years old. hip hop icon turned actor ll cool j turns 47. and dave grohl of the foo fighter and nirvana turns 46 today. happy birthday, everybody. >> and coming up rolling with my dog. >> say what now? >> rolling with my dog. ♪ rolling rolling rolling ♪ >> this dog actually rides the bus, no owner needed. at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. [jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. right now, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you are on a fixed income learn about affordable whole life insurance that guar

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cnn's deborah faye err rick reminds us how we got here. >> reporter: near the finish line, two explosions, 12 seconds apart. >> it was a scene of utter devastation and carnage. >> reporter: the homemade bombs kill three people. shrapnel tears through more than 200 spectators. rick delawyer yeah ran the fbi's boston office. >> we're collecting pieces of shrapnel that were contained inside the bombs, pieces of pressure cooker bombs, pieces of backpacks. >> reporter: day three, a break in the case. of the more than 12,000 images and surveillance videos, a man in a white ball cap at the second blast site. >> he places that backpack down on the ground sliding it off his shoulder and stands and mills around. a short time later, maybe 15 minutes later he makes a cell phone call. very shortly thereafter you hear the first bomb go off. >> reporter: day four the fbi asks the public for help later identified as tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. now on the run. the brothers execute m.i.t. police officer shawn collier, car jack an suv and get into a shootout with police. watertown police chief ed devo s

faye barker, of independent television news, reports. >> reporter: from the depths of the java sea, aough that investigators hope will provide answers to what happened to the ill-fated airasia plane. found today, what's believed to be the tail of the missing airbus. it may contain the black boxes, holding crucial flight data and cockpit voice recordings. at a press conference in jakarta, the head of indonesia's search and rescue effort said it's the first significant piece of wreckage to be identified. it was spotted around 20 miles from the plane's last known location. flight qz-8501 disappeared on route from surabaya to singapore ten days ago. the pilot had requested to fly higher due to bad weather, but the request was denied. shortly afterwards the plane dropped off the radar. 162 people were on board, all now presumed dead, so far around 40 bodies have been recovered. it's thought that bad weather was a likely cause for the plane to crash but clearer skies now mean the search can, for now at least, go on uninterrupted. >> woodruff: a winter storm across the middle east brought ne

his name is junior faye. and he was in the store just days earlier. in fact, angie had helped him with a loan. he's arrested the same day as the attack and pleads guilty to aggravated robbery. he's serving at least five years in prison. it turns out the gun is a fake. still, after seeing the video, cy can't comprehend what his wife went through. >> i still watch it and go why was he so physically mean? you know? all he had to do is pull the gun up and say give me the money and she would have complied a million times over. just didn't make sense. >> today cy mans the store, and he's made a few security changes. >> the main thing is, there's bulletproof glass here to make sure they can't come over the counter. >> angie stopped working to spend more time with her children, time she's so grateful to have. >> whoo-hoo! >> she says when her kids watch the video, they see a side to their mom they might never have known, and she, too, admits she's a lot tougher than she realized. >> my children think i'm very brave when they see the video. i saw that i can ta

you go to the super bowl and you go through the fan faye and there's finality to the game if you wine, you're so close. >> let's go to the patriots and colts. andrew luck has become great quarterback. >> he has. we've watched with our own eyes. he goes in to denver where they lost week one, goes against peyton and brings up big numbers. >> your people talk about a passing of a torch. do you see that? >> i think so. it's a very natural progression. when you look at the fact that two of the quarterbacks russell wilson and andrew luck in their third year and darryn bradys. aaron rodgers in the middle with 31 years old. these could be playoff perennials in the upcoming years. >> let's talk about the other big matchup, the seahawks versus the packers. what do you thirng there? >> he's got calf injury. >> he played incredibly well. >> he's an incredible quarterback. the guy can throw the football even within that pocket but you're going to place that's very loud. the 12th man, defense can get after you. eddie lacy will be a big part in the game. >> can i ask you about erin rogers. he said

. >> we learned faye the airasia pilot didn't pick up the necessary weather report in person. his ipad but didn't have the in person weather briefing before he took off. how significant is that? >> i'm going to go out on my own and say it is not significant at all. no pilot goes into the air without knowing what the weather forecast is. if he had the chart, if he didn't have any briefing himself. if he didn't bother to look at the charts, if he didn't read the e-mails, then it is simple negligence. but i can't imagine any pilot would willingly get behind the side stick of an aircraft without knowing what the weather is. the fact that he didn't talk to a man to his face i think is pretty much irrelevant. and more importantly, ted details. he had his weather radar on board. he knew what he was probably going to face. and the indonesian authorities need to be at their role in that rather than trying to blame the pilot. >> i'm going to show our viewers some pictures of the seats that were recovered from the wreckage. when we see these pictures can we tell from the damage of these

and have faye think sought the -- the fear and destruction. we may all have been proud to have lived through such an area. i do not feel that our generation or the famous ages of our history which this reminds us. but now i leave the past. and i leave the present. it is to the future that we must turn our gaze. >> i can't best. but like israeli, i'm on the i'd of the optimism. i do not believe that humanity is going to destroy itself. >> i have to sometimes be a good thing if the leader os the talks to one another. without too much formality of diplomacy. >> i'm very glad to that this is going to happen. whatever is the outcome, we must persevere in the maintenance of peace through strength. a period of relaxation. but such a phase would not be hysteria. on the contrary it would give science to show magnitude of her blessings. this will lead us into an opinion and resove. let us go boldfully forward and play our part in this. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satell

we're asking you to dress up your dog, faye a picture and send it in. >> yeah. all pets welcome.rocky the dog ready for work. look at that. got his tie right. >> and here is trisha's dog maverick, fresh off game day. >> gail sent this one of oliver and jackson looking dapper. >> springtime. >> and dennis sent in this photo of his dog, cocoa. look at that. how cute is that. keep them coming. we'd like to see your dress up your dog day photos. you can e-mail them, facebook or tweet them. >> if your dog dress itself we'll put them first. >> pets are getting independent. we've seen that all day. >> we opened up the show that way. >> we're going to turn to heather nauert. >> who also dresses herself. >> yes, i do. a huge feat. good morning to you. we begin with an update to a story we've been following. it's considered a big win for religious freedom. a virginia school board voting down changes to their policy that would have forced some home schoolers to justify their religious beliefs. the board realizing that parents in the area were so fired up about this that they decided to repe

he will say the members will take their -- they will retire faye want to talk, or take their conversations into the lobby. this is right off the house chambers. they would be in this lobby. they can carry on their conversations. it used to be this was a more smoky place than it is in modern times, people smoking cigars. there are cloakroom's off of the house chamber where members can retire. they can use the telephones in their. they can get a hot dog, a soft drink, coffee. they can smoke they care to. there are cloakroom's for each party. the speakers lobby is for both parties. it is for anyone coming in and off the floor. it has these great portraits of the speakers of the house going back to the first speaker. all of them up to fairly recent times. they don't have every one of them, but most of the modern era speakers are in the lobby or somewhere near. they can't hang them all. >> who has access to this space? do lobbyists come here? >> it is called the speakers lobby but the only lobbyists that work this space are people who have been invited to accompany members. most of the lobbying