i'm gog ask each of you a question. you have to keep it 100% real in qur answer.f you do, the audience claps. if not they will let you know. rev, we're going to start with you. >> oh great! isn't that wonderful. >> larry: trust me rev, you don't want to go last. >> okay, all right, all right. >> larry: before you get a little snarky. another so you-- you're a christian. i'm christian too. i'm catholic. i like to say i'm a recovering catholic. now if there was irrefutable evidence-- i'm not talking "da vinci code "stuff, i'm talking irrefutable evidence that jesus was gay, would that change your mind on gay marriage? if he spent a lot of time with 12 dudes. there were no women at that last supper. >> okay. >> larry: would it change your mind irrefutable evidence? >> there is no such thing as irrefutable evidence when it comes to jesus. >> larry: all right, all right, if god spoke to you and said "take this on faith, michael. my son is gay." what do you say? >> if god said that-- if the god that i serve -- >> if the god that you serve said "now, are you cool with ga

from a basketball point, gog is a greatest of all time. when you think of the warrior season so far in our franchise season in the whole year, this is the greatest we've had. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think dramon when you think of the chinese community and the culture there is such a sense of family and you see multi-generation really people hanging out together as well as attending games and the honor of people that have come before them. the camaraderie of this warriors team is so exceptional that it should be a high school team or youngster team, yet it is an nba team. what is so special about this years warriors and this group and this staff of players together? >> it's amazing the chemistry throughout the entire organization. it's not just the players or the staff. it's the entire organization from the marketing department to the pr department, everyone. you can feel that love, feel that bond. it shows where this organization has come over the last 4 years from an organization who, i mean, you look at the calendar from what i have

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in the past year alone, 20 americans have been arrested for gog, or trying to go to syria. >> pierre, thank you. >>> next, to that new and heartbreaking look behind the scenes of a family's desperate bid to free their daughter, held hostage by isis. kayla mueller captured nearly 18 months ago and now isis claims she was killed in a bomb raid. tonight, her family breaking their silence. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross with that part of the story. >> reporter: u.s. officials tonight say, they still have no proof and lots of doubts about the isis claim that 26-year-old kayla mueller was killed in an air strike. >> she could have been killed some place else. she could have been dead for months. >> reporter: kayla's parents, marsha and carl, remain in seclusion in their arizona home. in a statement, they pleaded with isis to contact them directly as the terror group had apparently done before. "you told us you treated kayla as your guest," they said. "as your guest, her safety and well-being remains your responsibility." their daughter had gone to syria to work with war

you never know if something is gog break at your house from the cold. >> reporter: it's the same frozen story throughout the upper midwest. the great lakeses are almost iced over as this nasa satellite snapshot shows. lake superior is 89% frozen over, and the harbor down of duluth, woke up to 17 below and never climbed above zero. chicago had a low of 8 and a wind chill of minus 10. it made for pretty pictures along the lake but not everyone was thrilled. >> there's nothing beautiful about this no, absolutely not. >> reporter: dozens of drivers in western carolina frustrated by their ice-covered commute, simply abandoned their cars. some areas enjoyed a bit of thawing today but there's concern that it will simply refreeze tonight into dangerous black ice. hundreds of flight in nashville this week were canceled and delayed when airlines ran out of de-icing fluid. today they were back on a full scheduled. in kentucky, two people were rescued after they fell in a pond trying to save their pet dog. firefighters rescued the humans but it was to neighbor nicole young and her kayak to save lad

. >> there have always been two wars gog in afghanistan, the big army, the embeds journalists like me, and there's the secret war that went after the leaders, the finances. you know, we never got a close look at that. and the big war is over. i mean those days of big u.s. troops occupying bases aroundlet country, that's done. but that secret war that clandestine war is still very much going. and i think that's one of the issues we're if we've got the president declaring the war over-- i think it was one of the first things he said in the state of the union but there are americans involved in war. >> lehrer: is that why both sides have kept this relatively quiet? >> i think that's quiet. there is some necessity for operational secrecy, and we all understand that. and i think there's the issue of political fallout at home. in the u.s., you know on a range of issues-- this, on data released by the military about what's going on in afghanistan-- there is less and less available and the impression we have is everybody wants to kind of forget about it. on the afghan side the image of americ

this is video of the scene right now of a shooting near a sin gog in ko -- synagogue in copenhagen.oining now on the phone is our terrorism analysts and experts. tom, let me go to you first. we can't say that the two shootings are connected, but they seem suspicious, don't they? >> yes, but i think it is really could be someone else in ko copenhagen that heard about the earlier shooting and is a copy cat. and they are part of a plan that is part of a first plan. we don't know at this point what triggered this shooting. >> paul crookshank, we heard from one of the reporters there within this hour that apparently it is believed by police that the shooter from the first incident carjacked a car to try to flee that scene. you have a multidimensional situation going on. it is like finding a needle in a haystake in a dense european city. >> yes, we don't know if there is a connection between the first shooting and the second shooting. but the working assumption of danish police is that if there is a connection it may be the same gunman involved. it is starting to look like the attacks in

may only cost prices you pay at the gas pump gog up.rices are higher than two pennies. >> american sniper revenues are up 32 million on super bowl weekend that's a record. "american sniper" beating padding ton and all man ache each bringing in $8 million. >> chick pill lay giving away free copies all month. no purchase necessary. it has the bigger slice of the breakfast market. it is also taught in goodwill. it is giving away the partnership with family owned producers. let's show you how producers are doing. hopefully february will be better. leah back to you. >> don't miss lauren on the fox business network go to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. >> the time is 20 minutes after the hour. coming up the danger in your pantry. the study all parents need to hear about what is in the food that you feed your kids. >> a brand new meaning to painbaby on board. the amazing way a baby boy made his entrance in the world and who saved the day. >> welcome back to "fox and friend first. nearly a year after malaysia airline flight 370 disappears airli

. >> the ntsb work to gog working to learn what went wrong.he pilot jeffrey barnett and passenger thomas klein are both recovering in the hospital. >>> angie goff with the latest on theg news out of france. nbc news thousau sews now able to confirm that hooded gunman opened fire in marseilles. you're looking at a picture posted by a scottish newspaper. you can see police have blocked the area off. no initial reports of anyone being hurt. police remain on high alert. it happened in a low income housing project area we're told and at this point, they don't know if it was terrorism related, but everyone is still on edge as this country continues to still reel from the deadly terror attacks from last month that ended up killing 20 people. >> angie, thank you. >>> the family of a woman kidnapped by isis is now asking the u.s. to pray for her return. kayla jean mueller from arizona is the only known u.s. hostage still believed held by the group if she's alive. isis said that s killed in an air strike from jordan last week. the jordanian government s

i'm gog to have you you take a peek at some of the video we shot the this mornin will upper northwestditions were pretty good, t we didn't see a lot of snow at that point. a lot of trucks are were out tryi to be proactive, trying lay down some salt and get thin going. there is a 7-eleven station here i had an opportunity to talk to a couple drivers to t their though on road conditions ther morning. >> probably ab4:30 it stard snowing. i was hoping it would be a li more than what it was, but, oh, well. were the roads? >> roads were fine. >> rep so if you take a pe out here we're starting to see a of dusting, a li snow but flakes are certy coming down as we mentio schools are cancel charl county for all the other updates on closur make sure you check out the new nbc 4 app. report live in prince county zachary kiesch news 4. >> a lot more traffic than you'd for this time of morning conside weather. >> and everything s so well salt overnight. all the department trpgs have en out there working so chems work we with those temper. so anyth treated is just wet, but an untreated is gettin slic

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we're gog to get a glancing blow from this. look what it's doing. winter storm warning from the memphis area. even parts of little rock and to the northern portion of the southet all the way up towards our region and it does include . mary's county as we mentioned and parts of the eastern shore. the rest of us unr advisory. e blue ridge. not ex ectoowe overnight tornt -- overnight tonight, just the cloud. the snow through the d.c. metro area towards the south. by 5:00 in the morning, snow just about everywhere and it will stick immediately. that's the biggest thing away. roads will become covered very very quickly. know that when you step out the front door in the morning. give yourself extra time. 8:00 a.m. everybody is seeing the snow. notice the darker colors down to the when we have the best chance for the big time accumu snowfall. even through 10:00, we're seeing snow in the region. 1 to 2 inches to the north. frederic hagerstown winchest. to 3 inches in the d.c. metro area. towas annapolis and 66 warrento culpepper, ad waldorf, leonard town an

. >> the freedom that came from really let gog was amaze, was undescribable. now it's really hard being back in life. >> reporter: how has this whole experience affected or changed your life? >> a sense of awareness that i want to do the right thing here. i don't want to -- because i saw where i might be able to go and, i don't know -- >> you don't want to mess up? >> i don't want to mess that up. >> reporter: researchers also tell us people who have near-death experiences often have aftereffects. they may become more altruistic. their priorities can sometimes change dramatically. there could also be physiological effects, things like new allergies and new sense tich ti to light and noise. interesting to interview kristin and surprising to me pat and jim, the people who study this they believe that a lot of people have -- will have a near-death experience in their lifetime maybe as many as 30% of us. >> fascinating story, doreen. thanks so much for sharing it. >> yep. >>> veronica, what's the night going to be like for us? >> the night's going to be cold all r

. >> when you listen to the weathermen, they say it's gog bitterly cold out there, you have to listen to them e it can happen. kit happen before you even realize it. >> reporter: let's take friday, for example. the temperatures at 5 degrees and winds reaching 30 miles per hour the real feel would be minus 19. within 30 minutes just like olivia exposed skin could be vulnerable to frostbite. a lesson learned for this mom but try telling that to little olivia who may be down but she's not out. just a little more careful. still going to go out and play in the snow right? in valhalla brinn gingras, news4 new york. >>> a winter storm warning in effect for storm. snow sleet, freezing rain all coming our way after more bitterly cold temperatures. >>> the judge in the mcdonnell corruption trial calls the defense strategy puzzling and bizarre as he hands down a prison sentence for the former virginia first lady. >>> and the white house press secretary says he feels sorry for former new york mayor rudy giuliani. >>> first tonight, the perfect ending to our week of winter weather. >> and yet anot

. >>> still ahead, overseas a deadly shooting attack at a sen gog in denmark, but police caught up with the gunman. how it all played out, next. >>> it's 9:25 on this sunday morning. we wanted to take you back to this picture of camelback mountain resort up in the pocono mountains. initially, we were wondering if maybe the mountain was closed because of the strong winds. however, we did check with them and found out that no they are open, just few people out there today because it is extremely cold. windchills with well below zero degrees. if you are headed out today, can't say it enough bundle up. we are not the only ones dealing with some wicked weather this weekend. parts of hawaii are cleaning up after strong winds blew through the island this weekend. the weather caused power outages and ripped the roofs off of several homes. one house even had its garage torn away. >>> this morning, we are following a developing story in denmark. police say they have killed the gunman responsible for two deadly shootings in the country's capital city of copenhagen. now, authorities are looking int

i don't think she's gog have it now if she tint have it in 08. >> i think that you have to give her ashe's definitely -- she's putting together the strongest team she can. i'm hoping to see that it becomes more diverse as the months tick on. >> debbie wasserman schultz and the dnc seem to be operating as like they're own little entity. it didn't seem like what hillary clinton thought was a factor there. so that is an opportunity and i think it's going to be an opportunity that hillary misses. >> you closed the show because you opened it. always fair and balanced. let's go out for drinks ladies. >> we'll take our brown hair on the road. >> thank you very much. tammy bruce and jessica tarloff. >> you got another brown hair, kind of. >> another brunette. >> most democrats have kind of all but predicted the presidential nomination will go to hillary clinton. tonight a fox news reporting special looks at some of the democrats who hope to stop that from happening. including an intriguing interview with the democrat who officially said he's running for president. that is former virginia sena

. >> i'm gog have to leave early. >> we're going to call somebody out to carry on the torch as well.or so. in the meantime, time for headlines and heather has those. >> good morning. brian williams isn't just taking a break from the news desk. he's now trying to stay out of the public eye all together, it seems. he canceled an appearance on thursday's late show with david letterman. nbc top brass hoping that appearance would be a good spot for williams to try to set things straight, but let's not forget the last time he appeared on the late show. remember this? >> two of our four helicopters were hit by ground fire, including the one i was in. >> no kidding. >> rpg and ak 47s. >> what happens the minute everyone realizes you've been hit? >> we figure out how to land safely. >> oh, my. no word yet on when or if williams will return to nightly news after he allegedly lied about being shot down in iraq. >>> chilling new video shows the moment the two gunmen flee their car following a wild chase with police in australia. you see them run into thoracic and start firing bullets at cops and

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two people were allegedly plan gog to a shopping center in halifax, nova scotia today. the plan was to kill as many people as they could before killing themselves. >> i wouldn't characterize it as a terrorist event. i would classify it as a group of individuals who had some beliefs and were willing to carry out violent acts against citizens. >> one of the suspects shot and killed himself friday when police surrounded his home. another suspect, a woman from illinois, was arrested at the halifax airport. two other canadien men are alleged to be involved in the plot. >>> americans across the country and people around the world say they are praying for the three muslim college students killed this week in chapel hill north carolina. search warrants shoal that police found an arsenal of weapons in the gunman's home. vicente arenas has more. >> reporter: daily prayers at the raleigh islamic center where all victims worshipped were held with a heavy heart as friend after friend approached one of the victims' fathers, mohammed barakat. >> every one of those is our hero. >> the

from an expected return standpoint has people like myself sitting here thinking are forward return gogswhat we have seen the last few years? i'm getting doubtful that's the case. >> is there a bubble in the private market in the tech space? >> i mean listen you're paying for growth where growth can be found. in a low growth low interest rate environment any company public or private that's generating growth is going to warrant elevated valuations. >> thank you for joining us. that's all we have time for on today's show here on worldwide exchange. thanks for tuning in. i'm wilfred frost. >> i'm seema mody. next up is squawk box. take care everyone. >>> good morning. the fed did make comments yesterday with janet yellen promising the central bank will remain patient with the promise to raise the rates. everybody sees something different ready to improve new internet regulations and the implications could be big for companies and consumers. plus it's commercials made it a household name. now godaddy is ready to go public with an ipo. it's wednesday, february 25th 2015 and squawk box begins

although some progress was made kerry is expected to return for more gogs next week. are hoping for an agreement by the end of march. the european union has opened a probe -- the fda approved novartis' drug for treating multiple myeloma. novartis stock up just a bit on that news. >>> and check this one out in europe. a 33-foot sinkhole opened up suddenly in a street in suburban naples,itily. it was caused by an undergroundwater pipe bursting. heavy rains in that area. and that's the cnbc news update this hour. "the closing bell" returns after a quick break. >>> welcome back. wages remain a hot topic in this country especially in political circles. it's a top issue for 2016 and late last week walmart created waves by boosting their wages voluntarily. some say it proves the government should stay out of this issue. >> sure markets work and there's particularly today a premium on talent and we've got 5 billion jobs that could be filled if we had people with the skills but there's also on the part of companies a desire to retain their workforce. that was what aetna said a

he's gog have a gun and the only thing that would have leveled it out was if she had one, too.hat they're going to do is when they push for more gun laws, they're creating a society of victims. >> i understand that this guy also murdered her in front of her daughters? >> yeah. with a nazi tattoo on his cheek. he said i had a head injury because i was beat up. he's horrendous. i would add this, this guy shouldn't be having a hand gun. the law prevented him from getting a gun. do you think he cares? absolutely not. the law prevented jesse from having a gun and she's dead. >> her sister says that's the one thing could have saved her life. >> all right. 19 minute before the top of the hour. coming up, the flyer looks like a fun opportunity to help somebody in need but that person, a convicted terrorist. why is a college fundraising money for a terrorist? we're going to find out. >>> and while americans are looking for work with high unemployment, the government has issued nearly 1 million work permits to illegals. maria bartiromo weighing in on that next. ♪ ♪ >>> a new report showi

rather than just sell him a tie, i'm gog tie it for you and help you get a job. we're all wearing red ties from macy's. of course, this is to promote heart health. and over the weekend dr. mark siegle will be talking about it on sunday housecall. >> especially when it comes to women. we talk about breast cancer all the time of the but heart is a bigger issue. >> number one killer across the nation. >> right. going back to something you said at the beginning of the program this hour when you said you had moved into your boyfriend's room at 21, you moved into his parents' house because you were working nearby. >> tim was still at college. he was not -- >> he wasn't there. >> john and betsy took me in and i lived in tim's old bedroom. >> you left that part out. >> i did leave that part out. >> without him. >> without him. he was not there. >> that's why you had no right to take down kathy ireland's pin-up. >> that's right. you gave me a flashback, which is why i didn't have all the details about my personal history. >> so tim's room had centerfolds. >> i was just th

i was just gog say and just one of the things about it, we have known for almost a year that the finaleeeza gibbons. so we've gone through the entire season. we haven't uttered a peep about that and to us i salute you, brian. >> i would say it was hard for me. i got to give credit to allison mansfield, the producer of radio, 'cause she was my camera person. we took the camera downstairs. i am wearing bill hemmer's suit because i had to stay overnight. this is bill hemmer's suit. this is the reason i'm making so much suit. >> it says high performance. >> that's really because i'm making a lot of sense today. it's the hemmer suit. >> how did you wind up with his clothes? what happened last night? >> he was there for me steve. you had gone home already. >> yeah. how did you get his clothes? >> i went to his office. he said take my suit. you can stay. >> heather and i share dresses and shoes. >> everyone has a story. >> congratulations to both geraldo and leeza. now, 7:30 in new york city n that's right. coming up, an accused al-qaeda terrorist goes on trial today in new york city and the n

says as you get to know me you're going gog think i'm just like this guy. >> one of the great thingsent reagan is the american people felt like we knew him and that if a challenge came up we'd have a pretty good idea about what ronald reagan might say and what he would do. >> chris christie is ronald reagan? it's who you want to be if you're running in a republican primary. no says i'm going to be like george w. bush or even like john mccain or mitt romney. they go back to ronald reagan. >> not a comparison that would have leaped to the top of my mind and probably not a comparison that would leap to the top of most voters' minds in iowa. chris christie was there for his 11th trip to iowa. he keeps telling people in iowa that eventually they're going to like them. you're going to really like me. i think accord together polls he's at 4%. but at some point he's going to have to get past this selling of his personality, right? i think he's in danger of being having a candidacy too wrapped up in his personality. >> one of the things he's talking about, you say personality, he has to put s