hey, janice. >> janice: hello, good morning.le who have never been to punxsutawney, pennsylvania, this is their first time pam. where are you from? >> we are from tampa. >> janice: what's your name? >> robert from tampa. >> you are together, right? >> yes. >> it's your birthday groundhog day. >> yes, today is my big 6-0. >> janice: congratulations so you picked groundhog day to celebrate. >> absolutely. i surprised him with a trip up here. >> janice: oh my gosh, planning like a year in advance. >> year in advance to make this special day happen. >> janice: what do you think so far? >> it's exciting. a lot of energy. it's very -- a lot of hospitality and fun. cat scan january amazing. i'm going to talk to another pam how met at the hotel. and you knit these beautiful hats. >> i crochet these hats every year. >> janice: where are you from? >> i'm from dallas, texas. >> janice: how many years have you come to fawnks, punxsutawney pennsylvania? >> this is my 15 want years. i'm 69 years old today. >> janice: yes. you celebrate your h

janice dean is live at the groundhog day celebration? pennsylvania. janice?ce: yes, good morning. we are actually seeing phil come out of the stump on the stage with his handlers. here he comes. here comes punxsutawney phil. and he is ready. of he is ready to make his prediction. there are two scrolls that they are going to put in front of him he speaks groundhog ease so his handlers are going to translate the groundhog language into six more weeks of winter or an early spring. so if he sees his shadow it is technically going to be another six more weeks of winter and talking to people around here. they will want six more weeks of winter. we haven't had much in the northeast. so i would say the crowd here really does want winter. so we're going to have to see here it comes. let's listen. in >> mr. president we have a scroll? >> we have a scroll. [laughter] here ye, here ye, now on this february 2nd, punxsutawney phil, the sear of sears was awaken from his wintry nap at dawn on gobblers knob. phil looked to the skies and then speaking in groundhogese directed

and joining us now is janice dean. see him i think about the voice mail that was left by that thug andrew cuomo to intimidate him. >> janice: are you an "hardball" man is the first thing he said to ron kim to try to intimidate him and tell him your story has to change. you will tell the press something different. during that time his top aide had told a room full of democrats behind the closed door saying that they were hiding the number of nursing home deaths. they didn't want to give anything to the justice department under the trump administration and that's why he decided to speak out. because he knew it was corruption. he knew he was being asked to lie. >> ainsley: was that that phone call you say he was giving his children a bath with his wife and his wife was scared. >> they were all scared. he had to decide do i go up against this machine. this machine is that he is part of. he was part of the democrats, right? he is going up against his leader who he thought was doing the best thing for new yorkers during a on

janice is here. >> janice: like my outfit? >> steve: do you want some sauce?nice: yes, please. >> brian: as janice eats for the entire weather department. >> steve: and we have got brownies. >> brian: an article still ahead election claim. intelligence officer claims hunter's laptop. russian disinformation. now "the washington post" has a different take. she said that was -- they say that's not true. unbelievable. meanwhile jim i can't failla reacts to that expert. >> i was told by washed robe i couldn't -- >> brian: wardrobe is your intervention? ♪ ♪ for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer.♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clea

hey, janice. >> janice: we will see the damage as the sun comes up reports of maybe ef-4 tornado in the oklahoma area. it's just going to be devastating. i don't think we have any reports of any deaths but reports of incredible damage. so there is a tornado reports. i'm seeing if my clicker is going to work. hold on. there we go. and top wind reports over 100 miles per hour for memphis. this is in texas. memphis, texas. hurricane force winds for oklahoma and kansas so, this is a big storm system that is impacting the plain states and see the potential for ice and snow and measurable snow for the northeast wells severe storms for the ohio river valley so this is going to be a big system. not only impacting the ohio valley but the northeast. there we go. the possibility for snow along the great lakes and some ice. so we will continue to track that my apologies for my maps. they are sticking today. but this is going to be a big storm system we are going to be talking about. not only the severe threat but a winter storm for the northeast. a lot of these places have not gotten a lot of snow

>> brian: janice dean was here to bring us that moment.e is at gobbler's knob in western pennsylvania. janice? >> well done, brian kilmeade. i have friends with me from virginia. what's your name? >> my name is ridley. >> what's your name? >> my name is rye. >> did you like it today? >> we did like it. >> first time? >> yes. >> would you come back again? >> yes, i would. >> excellent answer. i got to talk to the president of the inner circle, it's his first time doing this job. let's see what he has to say. >> dress warm and just be ready for the best time that you ever had. it's moving, it is so much fun. because everybody that's with you, the person standing to your left and right, i just excited to be here for a once in a lifetime thing for them. >> here is punxsutawney phil. do you stand by your prediction, phil, of six more weeks of winter? [laughs] okay, i think phil is tired and probably hungry, would you agree? >> i would agree. >> do you think we will have six more weeks of winter? >> it's possible. >> "it's possible." brian kilme

janice, that is such a good story. >> janice: it really is. i love it. >> janice: where are you from. >> florida, florida. >> janice: it's not florida but it's not bad. who do you want to say hi to at home. >> my dad dennis draper in idaho. >> janice: he loves "fox & friends"? >> he loves "fox & friends." >> janice: i have to say hi to sharon had ireland. that's her right there. nervous to be on camera. hello sharon. take a look at the maps. beautiful day in new york city. here's what it feels like in atlanta. 71 today and then on thursday, baltimore 58 degrees. pittsburgh 65. we'll take it in manchester, new hampshire, right? and south carolina 72. nashville, tennessee 63. savannah, georgia 77. we love that kind of forecast. and there is the map today. showers, thunderstorms across the gulf coast ahead of that cold front we could see a little bit of snow behind it. we have another system moving into the rockies. some severe storms could be possible along the gulf coast. so we will track that on fox weather.com. say hi to steve for me. >> hi, steve. >> s

senior meteorologist janice dean back from pennsylvania. >> janice: you didn't think i was here. >> briane: i have to say i just saw bill hemmer in the hallway and he said he wants to come with me next year. >> brian: he will say anything. >> janice: he does. weave will get extra security for bill hemmer coming next year. you can come too, brian, i know that's a no. a hard no. listen, we're going to do the forecast and talk about nascar, okay? it's cold right now. we got some hot cars on the plaza. feels like temperatures negative 34 in duluth. 1 in cleveland, 26 in little rock. you get the picture. it's cold. wind chill alerts for the northern plains, you were midwest into the great lakes. now into the northeast where we will have temperatures, i mean, the coldest they have been in many years so those are the wind chills right now, international falls minus 40. the good news here is the northern plains, the great lakes will relatively warm up on sunday but all of that cold air is going to come towards us in the northeast for saturday we have wind chill alerts here are your potential reco

: it would be pretty cool. >> janice: $115,000 i hope it makes breakfast. >> janice: take a look at theg 60 degrees. take a look at the temperatures. way above average. last hour it was 60. we dropped a couple of degrees. d.c. 61. raleigh, 62. then we have the cold air. so it's not as nice in parts of the midwest and the western half of the country. but 50 cities within records in jeopardy. record warm lows. these are low temperatures in boston and washington. i mean, in the 50's here. that's crazy. feeling more like april for new york, boston, washington, you get the picture. we are going to enjoy it. i think so. i mean, 'puts a spring in my step. and for the temperature outlook, the groundhog might be wrong, if you look in the next couple of weeks, very likely warmer for the northeast. we'll keep you up to date on that. okay, ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: all right. good deal. thank you so much. >> janice: you quote it. >> ainsley: seasonably warm here. we want snow before the end of the season. brian, it's cold out there in arizona. >> brian: but i can handle it because i'm reall

more on that, in the meantime, n the street with janice dean, the weather machine. >> janice: i wouldlorida right now. it is cold. i have friends. how are you? where are you from? >> mississippi. >> janice: all of you? >> all of us. >> what is your name? >> do you like it so far? >> do you like being on "fox and friends"? this is not florida definitely. it is cold. we'll be warmer in the next couple days, 31 in new york. 40 in chicago. it is cold across fargo, we have a cold front and see potential for showers and thunderstorms over mississippi today. we could see severe storms for texas and louisiana up toward arkansas. some severe weather could be possible, heavy rainfall is the biggest risk and we have potential for some snow of severe storm threat for texas today. don't think it will be severe, be aware and foxweather.com will give details. 78 in new orleans and miami. any birthdays or celebrations? what is your name? >> grace. >> today is your birthday? >> i'm turning 40. >> janice: i remember 40 well, it was a great year. hi. happy birthday they say. >> ainsley: 40s are your bes

janice, you have the weather and a couple people behind you. >> janice: you have friends with me, kansasis your name? >> pat. >> janice: that makes sense. what is your name? >> pat. >> you're a boston fan? >> live in nebraska. >> your name? >> pam. >>-- from the office. >> where you from? >> delaware. >> what are you in new york for? >> we went to see aladdin on broadway -- >> but the highlight is? >> fox friends. >> janice: 43 in new york city, we have warmer air and colder air behind it, the storm system is moving toward great lakes, snow behind that and risk for severe storms, we could have gusts of 50 to 60 miles per hour for parts of the ohio valley and severe storms we will watch today. heavy rainfall for parts of the southeast. who are you voting for >> go eagles. >> in philadelphia is lawrence, say hi to him. >> hi, lawrence, how you doing? go, eagles. >> lawrence: hi, guys. thank you, janice. good morning, family. as you can tell, the energy is still so high ahead of the big game in philly. i want to talk with young ladies that work here. how long you been eagles fans? >> all ou

let's check in with janice dean outside. beautiful day, janice. >> janice: it is a beautiful day.el like springtime across the midwest. potential for not only snow behind the systems but severe storms. earlier tornado warn storm for parts of tennessee. still a tornado watch in effect 12:00 p.m. local time arkansas up towards kentucky. there is the severe storm threat today through this evening from the gulf coast all the way up towards the great lakes, including ohio. and parts of new york. upstate new york. tornado threat today. strong tornadoes will be possible. and then the warmth across the east will continue, not only today but friday into saturday, look at the eastern warmth, it says phase. fade for a day and then back to above average temperatures as we get into next week. so we'll take it. we are right around average as we get into saturday and then those temperatures bump up again, and, in florida, brian kilmeade, temperatures in the 80's for south florida. i'm sure they are enjoying that. >> brian: right. good day to take your sleeves off. thank you so much, janice. >> j

send it out to miss janice dean for the weather. hi, janice. >> janice: good morning, ashley.le of two seasons across the country. springtime for the east and winter for the west. 47 right now in new york. 52 in dallas. that's about to change though. we have got this storm system. the first one moving across the great lakes. another one behind it for the rockies. the one behind it is the most potent system but we are going to see the risk for stronger storms over the mississippi river valley today and then east of the mississippi tomorrow. so there's the severe storm threat. we definitely could see tornadoes. we're going to see watches and warnings throughout the day today especially in the afternoon and we could also see the potential for stronger storms in the nighttime hours when people are sleeping. so have a way to get those watches and warnings. your snow forecast. quite a bit of it. plowable snow from the rockies to the great lakes, and then your highs today, can you see where we have got that very warm air ahead of the cold front and that's why we have the threat for t

we are going to send it out to janice dean who has our weather for us. >> janice: it's so cold here ino get colder. take a look at the maps across the northern plains. we have temperatures dipping into the minus 30-degree range when you talk about wind chills. these are current temperatures. actually, minus 35 in parts of the northern plains. i believe that's international falls and you can sees a that spreads across the great lakes and into the northeast where it feels like 14, which is what it was in punxsutawney, pennsylvania yesterday, the actual air temperature. here is your forecast today. that ice storm that brought incredible damage across the south and power outages we still have over 200,000 without power in texas. that has weakened. so that's the good news. and in terms of big storm systems, we don't have any. but we do have very cold. the coldest air in years for parts of new england so wind chill alerts is going to be really dangerous to be outside for a are great length of time. here is what we are talking about for forecast highs today. 31 and then look what happens as w

go out to senior meteorologist janice dean for the forecast. >> janice: you didn't mention me speaking i fix stuff but they didn't listen to me. >> janice: no, no. it's better that i say you should say i'm cute. >> brian: gotcha. >> janice: take a look at the maps. it's not cute across the south. look at the current temperatures, below freezing. a lot of these areas minus 29 in parts of minnesota. and then we have this ice storm that's developing across texas in towards arkansas, parts of louisiana, mississippi, in to tennessee. we have ice storm warnings. so this is one of the most dangerous weather events that you can have because it means ice on the roads and the power lines. we already have tens of thousands of people without power and then people in and around the dallas area are being told to stay home. don't go out anywhere. so, wow, there is texas right now. power outage track are over 200,000 people without power. this is going to be a big deal because it's going to be long-lasting. then, the cold air is going to come in towards the northeast. the coldest air in years for part

. >> brian: someone who is not dating senior meteorologist janice dean, right, janice?. >> janice: absolutely. love him dearly he is the best. going to retire this year 27 years on the job. love you, sean. >> >> ainsley: you married a wi winner. >> janice: absolutely. ceo of lunches now diveghts the kids ready for school. highs and lows, let's talk about that. across the east. we have spring like air and for the west very cold. the tale of two seasons. a cold front smash into some of that warm air mass in front of it. bring us the potential for strong storms today and tomorrow. feels like temperatures where it feels like minus 14 in bismarck and today in new york it's going to be 60 degrees it's crazy. a couple of systems we are watching. one area of low pressure across the great lakes. another one moving out of the rockies and threat for severe storms today. look at that, very likely across the mississippi and tennessee river valley. we could see some tornadoes, so be aware of that and that continues on thursday. east of the mississippi river valley toward the ohio val

beautiful in florida, rainy in our nation's biggest town, janice. >> janice: i have people prepared forname? >> tiffany. >> michelle. >> where are you from? >> rochester. >> what is your name? >> charlie. >> you wanted to come back and say hi to people at home, go ahead. >> shout out to my father and three boys, skyler, jalen and ryder. >> shout out to my family. >> janice: you want to say hi to anybody? >> rockport, great town and community. >> janice: i will show you what is happening in brockport, potential for showers, warm temperatures and a messy day for much of the eastern seaboard, then cold air moves in behind it for the next couple days, we will get a taste of what it should be and we're right back above average getting into next week. there is the forecast and the snow where it is winter across the northwest, heavy snow for the skewers. say hi to steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: hi, thanks for visiting. >> brian: that is not bernie madoff, is it? >> ainsley: looks like him. no, no. the moment we've been waiting for, chase rice is here with his new performance. ♪ you know w

happy friday. >> ashley: thanks, janice.icials in montana say fentanyl crisis has made its way to their state and in 2021, the numberic spooed to 87 deaths, a 112% increase and city leaders put the blame on drug cartels. listen. >> we know where the drugs are coming from, we know where 100% of the fentanyl and the methamphetamine are coming from, they are coming from the mexican drug cartels. >> ashley: here to react is montana sheriff ledutton western state sheriff association. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you, great to be here, i appreciate it. >> ashley: you heard the ag, do you think 100% of fentanyl is coming from cartels? >> i do agree with him. i've been to the southern border and rode along with the sheriff's office down there with cochise county and seen where it comes from. >> ashley: president biden mentioned fentanyl in his state of the union address while getting called out by republicans for failure to secure the border. listen to this. >> fentanyl is killing more than 70,000 americans per

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janice dean is here. i had to take a double take. >> janice: really incredible. severe storms, tornado warnings for texas through oklahoma up toward kansas last 24 hours. potential for hail, damaging wind and tornado for the ohio valley today, severe thunderstorm warning west of the st. louis area. there is severe storm threat today for illinois, indiana, ohio, possibility for tornados, as well. cold part of this storm, cold air being pulled southward, that means measurable snow for the northeast, especially new england. winter storm warnings for parts of pennsylvania, upstate new york, new jersey, connecticut, up toward massachusetts and new england, through tuesday evening. look at snow totals. a lot of folks are like, are we going to get the big winter storm we've been expecting for february and march? some areas, yes, could see a foot of snow and we haven't seen a lot of snow. look at departures here, should have close to two feet of no for new york city area, we could get .4 of an inch. burlington and syracuse, 54% deficit, incredible winter so far. rain for

people are happy. >> jesse: except janice. the category above the law.encouraged climate activists to break the law. to see real change we can't only use legal methods. which one? no one watched the view. >> oh! >> jesse: another critical one. >> if we want to see real changes, people advocating for social justice if they only used legal methods we would not be where we are today. >> jesse: it's tied up. which climate warrior sold their private plane after being called a hypocrite for a large foot print. both going with john kerry. >> i can't sail across the ocean. i have to fly to meet with people. >> he sounds like powell there. >> jesse: the tiebreaker. this is verbal. sold the flying squirrel. this is the tiebreaker. how much did biden spend on the missile to blow up the balloon? closest answer. >> [laughing]. >> closest to the price of the missile. it was a sidewinder. kilmeade will go first on this one. >> i have to phone a friend. >> [laughing]. >> i would call my voice mail. i would say $425,000. >> wow! i will go $500,000. >> jesse: kill mead wi

senior meteorologist janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: the state of the unionrm. all i could come up with. >> todd: great, it was gold. >> janice: here are temperatures, warmer. 31 in new york. 70 in miami. 60 in houston. a cold front will push through the mississippi river valley and bring threat for severe storms in texas and cold air across the mountains and snow for new mexico, here is the mid-week storm we are watching. front moves across the plain states, on backside light snow, ahead of it, we'll see rain, it is too warm for snow. there is the rain forecast, could get several inches today and tomorrow and then that system will move eastward in the next couple days. tornado threat possible today, could see large hail and gusty winds. it will feel like late march or early april, next couple days 54 degrees in indianapolis, 48 in chicago and 58 in columbus and 53 and 62 in washington, do we like this? do we like this, everybody? >> ashley: i am so excited, if i never saw another snowflake, i would be fine. >> todd: i tried to do backyard hockey on sunday it

across the west. >> ashley: thanks, janice.hicago mayor lori lightfoot sinking to third place in a new poll just weeks from election day, candidates zero in on crime as voter's top issue as 44% of chicago residents rank crime and public safety as their top concern. william kelly is a chicago-based reporter whoin jos me now. who better to talk to than somebody who talks to voters in chicago. what are they saying about crime? is what -- that what you hear most as concerns? >> yes, ashley issue absolutely. chicago has become a -- has a crime epidemic, due entirely to the policies of the mayor. the one-two punch of lockdown and looting have resulted in people feeling unsafe and criminals being embolden, we just had a case of 13 year olds who carjacked a car and then sped into a 70-year-old man killing him and they were released the same day. criminals know that if there are no consequences to their crimes. >> ashley: have you noticed a change in the city, crime or general moral of the city since lightfoot took over, was it this bad

senior meteorologist janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. there is a lot going on. >> janice: start with the northeast, north and west of the city is the bullseye of the heavy snow, including connecticut, upstate new york, parts of pennsylvania and up toward maine. you will see this storm system continue today and then another one behind it getting into thursday and friday. quieter conditions for wednesday and thursday, here is snow still to come with this storm system. we're out of the woods around new york city and southward, could get an inch or inch and a half. north of us is where we'll get more snow, already on the ground four to eight in this region. big snow deficit, 22-inch departure in new york, 50% departure in irk zoo, boston 27 inch departure. they are getting several inches of snow in boston area. future track, next system pushes in on thursday and friday. we'll watch this one, we think north and west of new york city, where the jackpot will be, friday into saturday. snow potential for this next storm system, not this know wo.

. >> janice: we have a lot to get to.ratures or feels-like temperature from texas up toward the great lakes. really cold temperatures. we have below freezing temperatures or feel-like temperatures in parts of the upper midwest in the minus 20 minus 30 degree range. an ice storm unfolding across texas, oklahoma, arkansas, tennessee river valley. top ice totals in texas and arkansas. on the roads and power lines we have power disruptions here and treacherous travel with a lot of accidents reported yesterday. ice storm warning for millions from texas through arkansas toward tennessee and mississippi and alabama. here are power outages right now in much of texas and then stretching into arkansas. that is going to bump up in the next several hours as we are expecting the ice storm to continue until tomorrow for these areas. really dangerous on the roads, people are urged to stay off the roads. it will be difficult, if not impossible to travel in some areas. ice still to come, tenth of an inch to quarter of an inch and very dan

right, janice?ian kilmeade should be on that list as well. >> brian: yes, i think i'm sexy. >> janice: he wanted us to i should have been on the sexiest list as well. >> ainsley: or steve. >> steve: of course. >> janice: steve, you are on that list as well. >> steve: thank you. >> janice: we should do some weather. take a look at the maps. warmer temperatures than we did over the weekend for parts of the northeast. it's 30 right now. feels a little cool but it is february. but we are going to get into the 50's over the next 24 hours which is going to be nice for folks that like an early springtime feel. a little spring in your step if you will. and then we also have this storm system across the south. that's going to develop today. snow for parts of the rockies and then severe storms could be possible for texas, louisiana, towards mississippi and up towards the northeast. snow behind the system, which we will continue to monitor over the next couple of days and fox weather.com will have all of your

janice dean is here. >> janice: happy valentine's day, they are snuggling across the west with cold weathert is winter in the west and feels like springtime across the east and the clash of the two air masses and things start to happen. area of low pressure toward upper midwest and great lakes today and second storm system moving over the plain states and bring potential of heavy snow and ice and freezing rain, but severe weather threat, as well. heavy snow for the mountains in the west and spring-time storms that could escalate to severe storms and tornados through texas and tennessee and east of the mississippi river valley to the ohio river valley. that is the situation there. some of the snow totals, eight to 12 inches, 12 to 18 inches, depending where you live and heavyin rafall could cause flash flooding from mississippi to virginia. look at the valentine's day forecast. they put valentine's day city on here, valentine, nebraska issue sweetheart city. what else? heart lake, flowers issue rose bud, kissimmee, love. >> todd: love is everywhere. >> janice: love is in the air, happy valen

janice dean also a special author. >> janice: thank you so much. he is a hero no doubt about it.take a look at the weather. warmer air moving up to the northeast we love that, right? unless you like snow and i'm sorry about that. 31 here in new york city. 43 in commission. 37 in kansas city. we had record-breaking cold, right, for a matter of 24 hours across portions of new england and the northeast. here's your forecast today. we have a storm brewing across the south. the plain states. that could bring the potential for heavy rainfall. today, webs, and thursday. for parts of the same areas. we'll could also see the risk of an isolated tornado or two. and there is your forecast highs today. so getting to 42 here in new york city. it's going to get even warmer than that ahead of the storm system. 52 as we get into wednesday and thursday. and feeling more like springtime for indianapolis and chicago and cleveland today and tomorrow again ahead of that storm system. here is what boston is going to feel like 49 on wednesday. 54 in new york and d.c. 61. i know, ainsley, that hayden wa

janice dean. >> janice: i don't know whether a to say to that the rundown is complete.ian kilmeade. i'm very proud of you. >> thank you. >> janice: make sure y get on a plane safely because we have a storm moving to the southwest. brings me to the rest of the forecast. take a look at the maps across the country. it's been very spring-like across the east. 41 in new york. we have got that cold air in back of a boundary that could bring the potential for quite a bit of snow from the southwest to the great lakes. double trouble. here's our first storm system and that's going to bring heavy snow as well as the potential for severe storms wednesday through friday. large hail, damaging winds. we could also see tornadoes. look at the snow potential for parts of the southwest all the way up towards milwaukee. and then the heavy rain could bring the potential for flooding in parts of nashville down towards atlanta and then up into the northeast. the temperature divide continues this week. warm air for the east. cold air locked in the west. and then, you know, as we get into next

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where are they from, janice?re our people. >> you need to come and see us. >> ainsley: i know we do. still had arnold schwarzenegger into blockbuster back in the day. watch this. >> no, action, this guy is an action star. >> down the center to the left. >> no! it is impossible! >> what's not possible? he is fantastic. it is his best performance ever! >> ainsley: did you know there is still a blockbuster left? the last blockbuster standing an iconic super bowl ad spiking sales. the store's manager coming up next. but first bill hemmer what is coming up the top of the hour, hey, bill. >> nice to see you come a great show and breaking news in the economy with inflation moments ago. here to sort that out. what is happening now ohio town and we talk to residents who live in fear today. our debts exploding again? mitch mcconnell about the road ahead. amp dogs who stole america super bowl soul. you will meet the man behind the success for this idea. and joined dana and me 12 minutes at the top of thee wa hour. would it

hi, janice. >> janice: i have got to make sure the weather is good for the daytona 500.arm across the eastern third of the country. take a look at those temperatures, 41 in new york after one of the coldest blasts in years this weekend. we will take it. we do have some rain offshore and then our next system is going to move in today across the plain states over the next couple of days. here's our midweek storm. trough jet stream dip across the south. severe weather, snow on the back side of this across the great lakes, midwest, and parts of the interior northeast. look at those highs today. 66 in dallas. 72 in new orleans. even close to 50 degrees in new york city. by wednesday it's going to be 53. that's fretty awesome for this time of year. 60 degrees in washington, d.c. i think we all love that right pete hegseth? >> pete: we do. good morning, janice green i will see you in the green room in a second. great to see you. how a north carolina baker avoided the scramble to find affordable eggs buying them fresh from one ambitious fifth grader. he will bring you the story

hey, janice. >> janice: a snow storm going to come up here towards the northeast. incredible damage across the plain states including norman, oklahoma. we had a very destructive tornado as the sun comes up, we will start to see et damage, some of the reports saying it could be ef-4 damage that's 160 mile-per-hour winds to 200 mile-per-hour winds. so the teams are out there. they're going to assess the damage and here's the severe storm threat today across the ohio valley, large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes will be possible. then this area of low pressure is going to combine with an area of low pressure off the coast and bring measurable snow from new york city northward and westward. here is the snow forecast. national weather service came out with new york getting 4 to . that's very different from what we were anticipating yesterday. so, you'll have to make -- adjust your travel plans, it's going to happen during the rush hour tomorrow and then, of course, upstate new york in towards new england 8 to 12 inches plus. this is a big deal. winter winter advisory

we are going to toss it out to janice. hi, janice. >> hello, good morning.ading up towards the northeast and the potential for some freezing rain for upstate new york and new england. take a look at the maps. you can see where the temperatures are warm ahead of this cold front. same cold front that brought tornadoes to parts of mississippi and some hail and damaging winds yesterday. so that line of storms is going to move across the southeast, the mid-atlantic, and the northeast, we won't see the big thunderstorms that we saw yesterday but we could see some heavy rainfall and gusty winds with that from florida up towards hatteras and then up towards the northeast. that's where we could get the icy weather. we will keep an eye on that. there are your daytime highs. 82 in miami. 70. >> raleigh. snow in the west and great lakes. and then we have the daytona 500 forecast for sunday and while this is sunday in the afternoon. and then sunday afternoon the temperatures are going to drop with that cold front so just keep that in mind. doesn't look like there is rain

let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. she has promised to give the weather.d warm in arizona for brian kilmeade going to the super bowl. take a look at the maps. it's going to be warm here in the northeast. not as warm as arizona. but we will take some of these temperatures close to, you know, 60 degrees in some cases so can you see we have this system that is bringing the potential for some stronger storms, parts of texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, over the mississippi river valley ahead of that thars where we have push of very warm air from the south. springtime for millions of folkings all along the seaboard. area of low pressure tracks great lakes behind it. we will see measurable snow ahead of it. it will be mainly a rain event. severe weather threat today for parts of the south and the mississippi river valley. the threat continues ahead of the front along the cold front on thursday and friday for parts of the gulf coast and then the southeast will continue to keep track of that there's your rain forecast several inches of rain in some of these a

. >> janice: good morning, it is monday, we have lots to talk about in the weather department.ou have cold air across the west, warm air for the east relatively speaking and a couple of storm systems we'll watch. right now it is quiet, we have a storm in the rockies, storm number one. storm two, will be more energetic and could see potential for heavy snow and severe storm. double trouble this week. storm number one is bringing mountain snow and heavy rain for the south and potential for severe storms. this is storm number two, we will see reinforcing shot of snow and severe weather and heavy rainfall. there is snow potential this week, we're talking about epic snow for the mountains up toward the upper midwest and severe weather threat meaning hail, wind and tornados for wednesday and thursday with more widespread region stretching from the gulf coast toward the great lakes and heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding for parts of east of the mississippi and tennessee river valley. flash flood risk. east coast will feel very warm, like springtime and cold across the west

over to you. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. viral, seniors are taking the internet by storm racking up 23 million views with their remake of the super bowl halftime performance, three of the stars will join us live. >> griff: check in first. we're thinking about doing our own version of that. wait until you see this. >> ainsley: a fox news one. >> brian: i agree. >> ashley: ainsley will be the lead. >> ainsley: i vote you rihanna. >> griff: morning, thank you, what took so long? new conclusion on covid about immunity and origins that will have you scratching your head a little bit today. >> defendant made his case, will the jury buy it in nancy grace with more on the alex murdaugh trial. and we have jack keane and mark thiesen. it's a new week, we'll see you in just a few minute says. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm hap

hi, janice. >> janice: feels like springtime, ashley. next couple of days, take a look at it.ont, that will bring some issues. take a look at temperatures across the map. 41 in new york. 60 in atlanta. 74 in miami. big storm system bringing a bunch of stuff. strong winds across the how often. chevy snow from missouri to michigan and then the stronger storms including isolated tornadoes perhaps over the gulf coast today florida into georgia and then on friday mainly north central florida. so we'll watch that february warmth. that's a big story for millions of folks along the eastern seaboard where temperatures will get into the 60's and high 50's. so we will enjoy it. i mean, if you like the spring, you love the forecast. if you want winter, not so much. and i know ainsley, hayden wants some snow and we will get to it, i know it. one big snow storm. i predict that are you eating cannolis? what are you eating? >> ainsley: come on in here. she already left the frame. she is coming inside. we have actor kirk cameron and anderson and they are going to join us live coming up. first

people are suffering already and just add their suffering live to an independent does janice with a lot of experience working in syria. sonya yvonne and sonya, thanks so much for joining us. here are the now sir is just recently suffered from a series of dead. the earthquake find less than the factions have been blocking supplies of aid. we've just had this strike now as well. how's the country coping? i think we have lost sonya. i will try and get her back and continue talking in a few moments. no doubt. okay. now 2 other stories. it says to the developments from the dumbass fun lines this week. russian troops with wagner group, i just needing the a so so the strategically significant village of school we have car on saturday near the major city of our team of the plane. hell's a city also known as boss is located in the republic. one of the number searches that recently voted to join the russian federation that's involved by russian troops has comprised a compromised the remaining ukraine emissions supply routes full caves garrison that it also pay the way for new russian offences in

. >> steve: you know, brian, first of all, you should have talked to janice dean before you went andave told you you need winter clothes because it is actually warmer in new york than it is in minnesota. here is the thing about the mascot right there, that pastor is in a big, warm zoo and he feels better than you do. >> brian: absolutely. steve, look behind me, the cheerleaders dancing, they don't complain. but like me they are wearing -- it really works to keep that grip around your thighs that we all see. >> steve: i have no idea what is talking about. >> ainsley: brian is in his element. he is losing it because he's in his element. >> brian: how great is this high school band? they travel with piccolo's, alto/tenor care where notes. >> steve: the mountain ridge band. >> ainsley: brian, on the website commits as 50, and we talked about this a few minutes ago 50 honor courses and in school we could do calculus for advanced english. that is all they offered here they have an arts program recognized for performance of excellence at the local level, state-level watching the artist now

janice rupe, i went to high school within a bunch of guys from college.>> ainsley: we went to hear some of the stories. >> brian: right? and we will get to that shortly. >> steve: no doubt, no doubt. >> brian: a fox news alert pentagon officials say they are confident the surveillance hovering over the u.s. belongs to the chinese but officials -- >> ainsley: impatient and not confirming it belongs to them let's get to mark meredith live at the white house. we can't help but be worried about this. >> ainsley, brian, steve, you raise questions how long something like this has been happening. the next course of action may be. u.s. officials have been monitoring high-altitude surveillance balloon the last couple of days floating over the continental united states. china is not claiming it is there, however, u.s. officials are quite competent it is from china. sparking questions how the u.s. plans to respond. pentagon officials broke the news late yesterday. >> the u.s. government to include nor act and monitor it closely. the balloon is currently traveling at

let's hope for the best janice book code and finish media director and chief editor of the patriotic news network. thank you. thank you very much. the china has called on the world to prevent the ukrainian conflict from escalating further asking leaders to come to the negotiating table and resume p stocks. it's foreign ministry published a 12 point political statement plan, which includes the condemnation of the west is unilateral sanctions that it places on other countries. china poses feel actual sanctions, unauthorized by the un security council. relevant contra should stop abusing unilateral sanctions and long arm years diction against all the countries, so as to do their share in the escalade in the ukraine crisis. and cray conditions for developing countries to grow their economists and better to life. so there people, china believe that any kind of the unilateral sanctions that is unauthorized by the un security council should be opposed. and also in a statement, it says that that the unit actual sanctions and maximum pressure cannot solve the issue. and that can only create n

. $39, janice. >> janice: not bad. they need to make some more. take a look at our maps.ons of folks all up and down the east coast. it's 60 right now in new york city. in february. that is crazy. and then we have this cold front that is going to bring temperatures down and some snow behind it we have got several systems heading into next week. this is the active weather pattern so this area of low pressure that move from the rockies across the plain states and that could bring all sorts of weather hazards. that's next week. we will continue to monitor that and then those areas of low pressure will move up towards the great lakes. but we could see snow, impactful snow. severe storms and heavy rain in the forecast. fox weather.com. in the meantime, enjoy the warm air, steve doocy. 60 right now. crazy. >> steve: maybe punxsutawney was wrong on february 2nd. >> janice: sometimes he gets it wrong and so do i. >> steve: is he a groundhog. no you don't. thanks, j.d. lawmakers are split on the handling of the chinese spy flight following yesterday's congressional briefing. watch

nbc's janice mackey frayer asked china's spokesman in beijing >> can you confirm that any or all of the three other objects also belong to china or is this just a coincidence? >> reporter: he answered "we're opposed to any attempt to smear china by creating something out of thin air. but he went on to say the u.s. has flown at least ten surveillance balloons over chinese airspace in the last year, something the white house strongly denies and after the norad commander refused to rule out that the three most recent objects were aliens this unreal moment at a white house briefing >> i don't think the american people need to worry about aliens with respect to these craft. >> andrea, has the u.s. said anything about resuming talks with china >> reporter: yes, lester in fact, the state department said today it's important to keep lines of communication open and is not ruling out a meeting between secretary blinken and china's top diplomat in germany later this week so far the president has not said anything publicly about these most recent takedowns. but the search for any debris from them i

silicon valley, janice. thank you so much for coming in today.e you worked alongside the carters back during that visit in 2013 to the bay area. what do you remember about the projects that they were part of that experience and the impact they had for families here in the bay area? well president carter is amazing, as we all know, he's one of my personal heroes. and to have him here in our own backyard. um was truly a once in a lifetime. and yeah, they came out. they built a couple of days in oakland and always there are the first people on site and the last ones to leave, and he's always wanting to do more. he spends a lot of time with our would be homebuyers is they're doing their sweat equity. he came out as soon as they flew in and he was on the ground. he came out the day before the event started , just to say hello to the staff and to um, just to see everything do a walkthrough wanted them where he was going to was very excited to be put in a couple of windows and a door. um, and he was all about it. and when the media throngs came the next

some of the overwhelming odds might be the cold, janice. >> it's a short lived one. maine with 40 below, 50 below windchills. it's crazy. >> martha: it is february, i would point out. that's when we expect this weather. everybody keep your nose covered this weekend. "i am the storm." you were the storm during the covid and the aftermath fighting for your family and his parents that were in the horrific nursing home scandal against governor cuomo. you have written this book about where people fought against goliath, right? >> and you talked about the parents. there's a chapter about covid, parents standing up for their kids. covid brought a mama bear and papa bear out in all of us. we were seeing what was going on in the outside world and say that doesn't seem right. that's what happened with my inlaws and seeing them dying and finding out the governor put over 9,000 covid positive patients in new york for 46 days. we don't know why. he had government facilities provided for him to bring covid patients -- >> martha: hospital ships in the hudson. >> gillian: they went

just saying. >> janice: okay. all right.y much. indeed, j.d. still ahead, she just mentioned it's valentine's day. coming up we are talking about red flags on valentine's day according to experts financial secrecy is one of the biggest concerns with couples. former nfl star devin still and his wife aishah host podcast. their relationship advice is coming up next. ♪ my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. at adp, we use data-driven insights to desi

march. >> janice: i will see what i can do. ainsley: i will do it. stick around, we are going to go back out to ponte vedra in florida. where brian kilmeade is having breakfast with a lot of our friends down there. hey, brian. >> brian: ainsley, a little bit of a battle, we have the indoor people and patio people. who is louder? [cheers] >> brian: wow. first off, this is really disturbing. look at this t-shirt that -- what's your name? >> nicole. >> brian: you say you like me and greg? that's impossible. make a decision. >> go with gutfeld. brian it hurts. >> brian: mark hey is here one of the premier personalities in beautiful jacksonville. one of the things discussing disney losing autonomous zone is that good thing or bad thing. >> good thing. >> do you think kids any losing sole status? >> yes i do it's a good idea. >> brian: i don't know if it's going to effect the price. mark is on noon to 3:00. going to bring me inside jacksonville. >> bridge you inside the metro diner because it's really loud out here. >> brian: that's

. >> janice: finally got big snow in new york city.hrough the new york area earlier today and then, of course, it finally brought measurable snow. i think it was 0.4 inches which will break a record for the last first measurable snow in nyc. take a look at this incredible ice storm that's developing across texas through arkansas, oklahoma, in towards tennessee. we have ice storm warnings in effect. this is a big deal because it's going to last for several days and look at the fort worth, dallas area. up to half an inch of ice. that is going to be crippling for this area. we already have power outages across texas in towards arkansas. and those are the ice storm warnings for millions of people. that's one of the most dangerous things that you can have in the weather department is ice and a storm warning. so, folks from texas all the way up towards arkansas and the tennessee river valley, you need to pay close attention to your local officials. fox weather.com halls you covered as well. all right, steve doocy, over to you, my friend. >>