yep, this is bill hemmer and gretchen carlson from the early days in our careers. >> photo shop!when both of us were in our 20s. we had a lot of fun right, bill? >> uh-huh. >> but the best thing that is we have remained friends all these years. bill and i both shared the same dream, to work hard and see where we ended up. and as fate would have it, we both ended up here at the fox news channel. just within a few months of each other. i was already here and he said i'm coming. whoever thought we would be at the same place, just four offices down from one another. hemmer, one of my friends, true friends on fox friends. >> the parties you threw back in the day. ive your parents only knew. >> my mom does know, is she said didn't tell me i don't want to know. >>> walmart's surprising move affecting 500,000 workers right here in the u.s. arrive report coming up. >>> plus the selfie craze has now gone to the birds, literally. this photo bomb you have to see right after to the break. >>> we all know strange things can happen when a camera is running. look at this bird in front of the liv

i am martha maccallum. >> and i will bill hemmer. fighting about the terrorist group executing a woman whose release isis demanded. a fox news expert told us isis made a huge mistake and the tide he believes is turning against them. >> you have arabs, sunniss and muslims fighting who are turning against the jihadist. note who did the king of jordan execute this morning or two hours ago. not members of isis. these were members of al-qaeda. there is a turning point against the jihadist movement. it will take a long time put the turning point happened >> it will be a big question seeing if it changed. kathleen heritage is here this morning. >> reporter: jordan is launching new bombing raids on key isis positions in syria. two al-qaeda prisoners have been executed in jordan before dawn. this is them leaving after the execution by hanging. one of them was alleged to be a senior member in iraq and a former top aid to the group's leader who was killed by u.s. forces. the female suicide bomber was part of the 206 plot that killed 60 at a jor

since hemmer moved out all his stuff is in storage. and come get your jerseys whenever you want, hemmer. you really ruined it eric. you had to bring up the past. >> last one, because we don't have time for the group question, unless you want the group question. >> no, you go ahead and take yours. >> trudy name one thing on your bucket list. why are you laughing? >> you're too young to have a bucket list. >> i do have a bucket list. meeting joan rivers was on my bucket list. that one had to get crossed off very i don't know. go to south america. become a mom. i don't know. those are good ones right? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i used to have a bucket list. one of the greatest bars around the world i wanted to go to. >> a sand bucket, a water bucket. >> the group question we can answer on social media. >> what does it say? >> do "the five" hosts have tattoos? >> no. >> we've got some love questions coming up. it's valentine's day eve. bob's writing his >>> valentine's day is tomorrow. whoop y. in a minute we'll talk about what's most important

i am wearing bill hemmer's suit because i had to stay overnight. this is bill hemmer's suit. 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 new evidence now has experts comparing the terrorist groups to the mob. >>> and millions of americans waking up to record low temperatures and treacherous commutes. what you need to know before your car ends up like this. are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn- and get nexium level protection. ♪ campbell's® fiesta chicken

i am martha maccallum. >> and i will bill hemmer.hey are calling on community leaders to pray play a bigger role. president obama writing an opt-ed saying this "we know that military force alone cannot solve this problem nor can we take out terrorist who kill innocent civilians. we have to confront the violent extremist, and enablers" kevin cook is live. the term islamic extremist isn't used but isn't that the heart of the three-day summit? >> rather they say or admit it violent extremist is at the cor of the issues here. we know they know that. i want to highlight things they want to accomplish. they are representing 60 nations and hope people from becoming radicalized and want to explore entrepreneurship developments. the idea of if i give you hope you are less likely to go kill and they hope to develop social media tools to counter the terrorist. this was supposed to start last fall but they are just getting around to it and the timing couldn't be any better >> what is the explanation given when the question of not calling it isla

and little tip from the hemmer. heather: taking aim at isis. the u.s. planning to help iraqi troops take back mosul. but are they willing to fight? bill: president obama's summit is over saying the u.s. is not at war with isis. heather: big developments in the road range murder of a mother of four. police arresting a teen who knew the victim. >> there is an animal a block away. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operations. when emerson takes up the

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i am martha maccallum. >> and i am bill hemmer.rming that jordan launched new airstrikes in a town of syria considered to the capital of the islamic state after video of a jordanian being burned alive sent shock waves across the country and the world. jordan is considering airstrikes as well. critics are saying air can only do so much >> when ash carter looks at the strategy to defeat isis it takes a ground power to do that. we don't have that. we don't have a strategy to destroy isis. >> jennifer griffin is life at the pentagon. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bill. a senior defense offense confirms that one strike with jordan jordan jordan jordanaian aircraft took place this morning. they would not say what was included in the strike but lots of firing. the united states moved more search and rescue assets into iraq in response by a request from the uae who is not flying >> there is still an important role for the uae to play in this commission. >> we will not confirm reports about other countries and their military oper

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to another week of "america's newsroom." patti ann: i'm here for martha maccallum. threats behind the deadly mall siege in kenya in 2013. >> the reason we are all concerned about this is it encourages independent actors who could strike with very little notice to our intelligence community our law enforcement community here at home. bill: what are people saying there. >> reporter: if there is a sense of unease or urgency 0er fear it's the largest in america with 40 million visitors annually. we got up here after the mall was closed. but the "tribune" reported crowds were normal here ned. that after the al qaeda-affiliated group al-shabaab issued a video which threatened attacks object this mall and in ement canada. can d in edmonton canada. >> the video released by al-shabaab reflects the new face we face. they are calling for attacks through internet, video and publications which means we need to respond militarily. >> reporter: the malt of america is not a -- the mall of america is not allowing the media inside the mall. t

going behind the scenes with bill hemmer and explain the photoof me in my 20s, at the top of the hour your 20s, gretchen? >> you are still in your 20s, jenna. >> it looks like you are going out on the town. where is the other people on the photo. >> they were photoshopped out and bill will have to explain what that is all about. >> you guys look great and exactly the same. >> oh, thank you, $5 will be in your office after this. >> always take something. looks like a great photo. >> i was in my 20s when we started here. >> and the euro is at an 11 year low against the dollar and that is good news if you have the travel bugs. visiting greece and switzerland and france is getting a lot cheaper. and here to help you book your euro trips. we have the editor in chief of the points guide.com. europe on sale? >> yeah, we have seen amazing deals so far and there is norwedgian air now flying from the u.s. to europe and really low fares and there is a lot of competition to drive the prices down. it is not always cheep. you have to search to find the fares. >> this has to do with the exchange rat

gregg: and i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer.bombers attacking the facility in iraq's anbar province. it was at one time a very key u.s. military installation, but it's still home to hundreds of marines. leland vittert joins us live from the white house with the breaking details. what more do we know about this attack? >> reporter: we're getting more information from senior defense officials. evidently, the gate where this happened and where the fight went down between these eight bombers from isis and iraqi security forces is about three kilometers, about a mile and a half from where those 300 u.s. marines are inside this base. we sent drones and apaches meaning attack helicopters but it was over before they arrived and neither fired a shot. the geography is very important in terms of where the base is just next to the town of al-baghdadi, iraq. isis now controls 90% of that town and makes it, obviously, very easy for them to launch attacks as they have in the past using artillery and those kinds of things where the u.s. marines

bill: i'm bill hemmer.hours after the death we learn of the death of american aid worker kayla mueller and after murders of jordanian pilot and several western journalists. they will talk about what the is the most dangerous threat america faces since 9/11. con aggression correspondent mike emanuel is on the hill. good morning. what are lawmakers saying about the request from the white house? >> reporter: some top democrats are praising obama administration about the possible authorization of use of military force. there are concerns of no geographic limitation. adam schiff the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, he says the new authorization should put specific limits on use of ground troops that we do not authorize another major ground war before the president coming to congress to make the case for one. we heard from senate republican leader majority leader mitch mcconnell, about the president's request just moments ago. >> the senate will review the president's request thought fully. indiv

i think it was because bill hemmer was jealous. that is whole other section.t you're supposed to videotape your own workout. i was videotaping other people's workouts. apparently that is frowned upon. >> geraldo didn't care and bedazzled half shirt was very cute. >> that is what i said. thank you. >> what do you think rachel, would any of these tactics intimidate you into going? >> i have to say the times you stopped working out traveling a lot and stop working out and times you start back up, you see a picture of yourself or see you know something not, so i can see how you know, it could work but, so sad somebody blubbered. jedediah on your body. wow. filming you at the gym. everything you're doing wrong. what about the leaderboard in gym class. you want to be on leaderboard. >> i like a little humiliation in the gym though. 50 shades of beale yaw. i was working with a trainer, he was mean to you. he is being mean. i said i want that. i want someone, when i can do 30 push-ups and only doing two because i'm being lazy. call me all kinds of names. i like a litt

bill clifton joined bill hemmer.he had a do-over he would not use the term big lie and should have called unemployment number misleading instead. he made it clear the unemployment picture in this country is not good. a big part is the unfriendly climate for businesses and startups which go figure, create jobs. >> america is not cite creating jobs anymore. it is birth around death rate. we need 500,000 new businesses to start while 400,000 die. four years ago those lines crossed. we're now in very dangerous, we're in very dangerous waters. but those full-time unemployment jobs will never come back until free enterprise and spirit of entrepeneurship kicks back in again. >> that from the head of gallup. none of this stopped the white house or the mainstream media from trumpeting idea of a massive economic recovery. when the economy grew only 2.6%, "the new york times" headline read economy pulls ahead. and in the story, it called the u.s. economy a quote, island of relative strength in a world facing quote, renewed turm

martha maccallum here anchor the news at 9:00 in the morning with hemmer. >> there definitely is a dividefor "american the numbers for "american sniper," it was the only best picture nominee that made more than $100 million which is the general benchmark for a successful film. it was also the only one of them seen by more than 12 million people. so a lot of movies that neil patrick harris was talking about and making jokes about most of america had not even seen. >> right. i haven't seen them. >> many of them. >> i saw the imitation game. >> did you like it? i thought it was good too. good story. >> but populous movies like "american sniper," that's a populous movie but so was "casa blanca," we saw "gone with the wind," these are movies that are popcorn entertaining movies where they were taken very seriously by the academy are no longer. why? >> there's sort of a divide. i spoke to a couple of hollywood insiders today reporter and one former producer in hollywood who basically said the money is all in the superhero movies now. the russians and chinese are gobbling up. so 70% of the incom

there is apdrea tan tear ross, ainsley ear heart and bill hemmer, coanchor of "america's newsroom." he is outnumbered. >> great to be back with you, ladies. how would you rather start the week with "outnumbered." every monday is great with martha. every monday. >> we'll talk about lying relationships later in the show. >> that's freight. i'm glad you're here. >> thank you harris. >> we talked a lot about this topic alot during your hour two. let's bring in ed henry. in the east room. haven't gotten two minute warning. >> reporter: got the two minute warning, harris. there was tension because of nsa eavesdropping scandal. this relationship will be tested again at this news conference because we're reaching a critical juncture with the crisis in ukraine. angela merkel as well as french leaders, president hollande and others suggested there be wednesday deadline for vladmir putin to finally help he diffuse this crisis in ukraine. we see reports of russian troops and russian arms crossing border into ukraine to help the russian separatists it. obviously something both president obama an

good morning i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." martha: i'm martha maccallum.ey swarmed his motorcade as he weren't through the city. they waved flags showing support for their leader. bill: shepard smith live on the ground of capitol city of amman jordan. let's begin there today.

i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. >> reporter: the blizzard hammering the midwest. gregg: how does this storm rank by chicago's standards? >> reporter: it's not the storm the century but it's big enough for the top 10. the 6th largest snowfall by chicago's standards. people are on the road, jumping on the train. 500 snow plows were sent out on the roads. 18 ins of snow fell saturday night into this morning. but really where the problem is, if you are on the side roads this is throughout the city. you can see folk are trying to shovel their way out walking count middle the road. this what is they are dealing with. this goes up to my knees. this is deep throughout the city. 6th largest snowfall on record in chicago. 1,600 flights were canceled at both chicago's airports. the snow is expected to continue as the storm works its way to the east. tomorrow city officials say they hope to have the roads cleared and the kids back in school tomorrow. >> reporter: that is a lot of snow. how is the mayor being perceived for the handling of all the snow preps? >> nothing can get

bill: i'm bill hemmer. we have seen him hiding behind a black mask. his name now mohammed emwazi.w up in london. on radar of british officials, has been for years. amy kellogg live in london. amy, what more do we know about this man? >> reporter: hi, bill. scotland yard will not confirm the name mohammed emwazi. they say lives are at risk. they ask the press not to go with his name. it is widely believed that security services on the both sides of the pond have known "jihadi john"'s identity for some time. "jihadi john" the nickname given to the man we've seen in isis videos and a couple of other british act ended men in syria looking after hostages. they were nicknamed after the beatles because they had those british accents. jihadi's john is the face and voice we've seen in all the beheading videos of american hostage james foley and others and british hostage. according to "the washington post" who interviewed friends and people who knew mohammed emwazi, he is 27 years old. born in kuwait to a well-to-do family and moved to london as a boy. he lived in this neighborhood not far

bill: i'm bill hemmer. holding separate votes on each.w senate democrats demanding guaranty the house pass a clean funding bill. all this as the clock ticks now to friday's deadline. martha: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on capitol hill. mike, what is the complaint from some key conservatives about this plan? >> reporter: martha, good morning. they essentially want to keep fighting president obama's executive action on immigration. alabama republican jeff sessions says they should continue the fight against president obama. he wants to dot house bill, which connected funding homeland security with rejecting president's unilateral action on immigration. that bill got stuck in the senate. congressman jeff duncan sent a letter, now to stand firm against what he calls unlawful executive actions will be sent to house leadership. i'm told inside the room as house leadership is meeting with republican members. it is not tense. speaker john boehner is making the case the house is still waiting on the senate to act. they stil

bill: i'm bill hemmer.om the "weekly standard" claiming the white house is ignoring iran's direct proof to al qaeda and explaining why it is so concerned about prime minister netanyahu's speech on tuesday before congress. martha: the link between iran and al qaeda discovered in a treasure trove of al qaeda documents the administration has been sitting on for years all as the white house seek as nuclear deal with iran. steve hayes, senior writer with the "weekly standard." he wrote this very exhaustive and fascinating piece. steve good to have you here this morning. >> thanks, martha. martha: i have a number of questions for you based on this first of all the president made it very clear he does not want netanyahu to speak here because of protocol elections and. you say not so. why? >> look at six years of history of obama administration and iran very they wanted to sort of extend a hand. that they were seeking some kind of a deal. that they wanted to extend warm relations to iran and nothing was going to ge

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer.n capitol hill with a thud, drawing fire from both democrats and republicans. senate armed services committee chairman john mccain telling us in the last hour unless the administration can lay out a convincing strategy, this request is going nowhere. >> kind of cast i can obama telling everybody and our enemies what we're not going to do. no articulation of a strategy. this was a study in obama inco herren sy. we're glad to know they will be defeated. i tell you ugly truth, obama. we'll have to ave boots on the ground. martha: john mccain with us earlier here. bret baier joins me, anchor of "special report." good to have you here this morning. everybody still chewing over the president's exact words from yesterday and trying to figure out what they mean. will he get this thing passed on the hill? >> it may change quite a bit before it gets across the finish line. mac thorn perry, chairman of house armed services committee on "special report" last night. he said from their perspective t

i'm bill hemmer. martha: good morning i'm martha maccallum. the storm system is roaring through the south. ice, snow, freezing rain knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people from arkansas to the carolinas. bill: we want to start in new england which cannot catch a break. molly line outside of boston, massachusetts. >> reporter: this is the calm before what is expected to be a much smaller storm. just a couple of inches expected mostly to the south of boston. you can see the road are looking good back here. sidewalks are fairly clear. that's expected to change within the coming hours this afternoon. this is generally just a pile-on problem. it continues to be a concern about roofs caving in and fire hydrants that have yet to be dug out which means you have got to dig to get to them at this point. the fires are difficult to fight in these cold temperatures. and that cause as lot of issues. there was a fire where they had to contend with that. bill: you were showing us pictures a few days ago where the streets were just slammed. you ha

bill: i'm bill hemmer.t expected to come early as today and coalition forces pound isis targets in syria and iraq. when the request arrives will the president face a tough sell? lawmakers debate details. mike emanuel is there to listen for us. live on the hill. what are the details? good morning there? >> reporter: while we wait to see the formal request from the obama administration some top democrats expressed their concerns. house democratic leader nancy pelosi told reporters late last week there are concerns about the length of time for military authorization. geography, what countries would it allow u.s. forces to conduct military operations and the question of boots on the ground and enphrases like enduring combat. pelosi was hearing from her consultations three years may be a likely timetable but we are hearing from sources that consultation between the administration and members here on the hill are still ongoing bill. bill: what are republicans saying ahead of this request, mike? >> reporter: house

bill hemmer of fox news gave this program credit for talking about this while he interviewed the gallup ceo. >> we view this lot from our colleagues at fox business and stuart varney has been talking about this 3 years. >> those full-time unemployment jobs will never come back until free enterprise and the spirit of entrepreneurship gets back in. >> that is going the wrong way. that is a big challenge. >> this is a big story. gallup is well regarded they are not considered right wing left wing, they are just considered good data. >> it would be nice to get this from the head of gallup six years ago, five years ago. now is a little late the president has been reelected and one thing he has been pointing to our obama policies, epa regulations, wet blanket sitting over the economy and job creation. >> people don't know why but that is what is going on. we have a triple digit rally under way. the dow has finished higher the last three sessions. so far it is four in a row so the dow is up 152, not bad. we were above 18,000, we almost hit 17,000 and we are back 17,825. disappointing profits a

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first let's check in with bob hemmer and getting ready for his show. >> what's iran's connection to alt for you. >> and the government taking over the internet. what does that mean four and me. are we safer or not. mixed messages. who is impressive at cpac and is that dress blue or white or gold or what in the world it is. we'll see you shortly. top of the hour on a friday. knowledgeable professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. cfp -- work with the highest standard. oh i'm on the cookie air diet. you just... and that's it. i prefer real food fruit, nuts, and whole grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. let's get real. >> at the top of the hour if you missed a little on "fox & friends" up miss ad lot. here's a look back at what you might have missed this week. watch. >> it's the oscars post-game show. who your wearing? >> that is funny. i'm wearing something warm. >> call your mom. call your dad. >> went into t

. >> bill hemmer is so jealous we got both guys on. >> it was great seeing brian at the super bowl in >> i was there. i followed you on twitter. i knew you were somewhere among the 70,000. >> what's on your show today, bitter bill? >> the house will vote on obamacare, full repeal or not? we're about to find out. how about a $4 trillion budget? how is that going to go over with republicans? a big national debate on vaccinations. we'll tell what you you need to know about that. the men who just flew across the pacific ocean in a balloon. you'll meet them. we'll see you at the top of the hour here on "america's newsroom" nexium® 24hr. it's the purple pill the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection™ >>> the animation, wow. a boy suspended from school for threatening o cast a spell on his classmate. this nine-year-old claimed he could make the classmate disappear with the ring forged in middle earth's mount doom. and the school called it a terror threat. is suspension a proper punishment fo

good morning, everybody i'm bill hemmer. welcome here in "america's newsroom."a maccallum. meanwhile we have breaking news here at home. president obama officially asking congress to go to war with isis requesting the authority to use military force to help battle, a quote, in his words, a grave threat. bill: let's lead off this morning with leland vittert live in washington. leland, tell us about the new war powers. what is happening o

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