fake tickets, and jim gray will be here to talk about the big game.udge report and the new york daily news, there are like 15,000 tickets available. >> a lot of tickets and not going 0 be that cold. >> that's going to be 40 something. >> that's fine. >> it's 19 today. >> it's -- 19 is not even bad. >> i'm wearing a bikini. >> we'll all glitch cameras will be on her. we'll get to that amanda knox thing when the judges get past the entree. >>> more headlines. the california democratic congressman henry waxman announced he is retiring after four decades in office. he was a key architect of the health care overhaul, at chairman of the house energy committee -- commerce committee until 2011. >> doctors are trying to wake the racecar driver michael schumacher from his month-long medically induced coma. according to his manager. he was skiing skiing in the fres when he fell and his head hit a rock. >> ed in says man confessed to smuggling nearly 40,000 dangerous piranhas into new york city and then tried to pass them off as average aquarium fish. the man has

bill: jim gray will be up this hour. talk of the sports world.hat "60 minutes" piece was very compelling. >> it sure was. very, very big stuff. we'll see where that goes. bill: indeed we will. how bad is the confusion on obamacare? a newspaper known to be very kind to the administration admitting it is a, mess. martha: plus the white house sticking up for iran in this case and fighting a senate bid to slap new sanctions on their nuclear program. we will speak with republican senator john barrasso, cosponsor of the new sanctions against iran bill, on the need to keep iran's feet to the fire. >> while implementation of this, this joint plan of action is obviously an important step, we are very clear eyed about the even greater challenges that we face in negotiating a comprehensive agreement. bill: all right, fox news alert now. we are hearing that rockets have been fired not far from the burial ceremony of a legendary leader ariel sharon. we're working to get more information from our crew in israel as world leaders, including vice president joe bi

to sportscaster jim gray, larry winger. this far better than i am was there a strategy here? sometimes the loudest guy gets the most attention. >> he is a stanford graduate, but i don't think there was any strategy, there was pure emotion, we've had people snap for, this was wrong timing, but i don't believe there was any strategy. neil: that does give me some relief. larry, my issue is, people gravitate to to tankan rersal -- controversial personalities. but, what do you make of it? >> well i think y said, at the beginning, we set them up with this much screen time, maybe some sort of an example. we let our kids see this, it does send the wrong message, let people know you never build yourself up by tearing someone else down, trash talk is a dangerous thing, it sends a dangerous message. it is not an admirable quality. neil: controversy also sells. >> he has been controversial for some time, now led the league in interceptions last couple of years, so he is trying to get himself attention, he has been outspoken, tanneed he

jim gray from fox sports, interviewed quarterbacks peyton manning and russell wilson this week.t how cold will it be for super bowl xlviii? it's not so bad unless you're from miami. if you're from miami, you shouldn't come here. it's winter. wait until the super bowl comes to you. that's the top of the hour. also expecting a verdict in the amanda knox trial. we'll try to slide that in, gretchen. come by and visit. >> you know i love sports. i'll meet you down there. >> right on. >>> parents in one school district are outraged after learning their kids sat down to lunch, get this, only to have school staff yank the trace out from in front of them. why they did it. >>> eli manning and new york giants being accused of trying to trick their fans with fake memorabilia. it's a bombshell lawsuit and geraldo rivera is here to break it down. have you to put on your lawyer hat today. >> i'm wearing it. cúp,@s#b so what's better, bigger osmaller? [ all ] bigger! now let's sa a friend invites you over and ey have a really big, really fun pool. and then another friend invites you over who ha

here is our forecaster, jim gray, who will broadcast the super bowl game, and also sportscaster, joe theisman, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> all right, joe, i was a fan of yours for many, many years. if it is ten degrees below, and you're the quarterback, what does it mean for the game? >> unpredictable? >> well, it isunpredictable. first of all i would like to congratulate you on the two participants, i would be remiss on the last, if i didn't pick new england and san francisco. >> i wasn't even going to bring it in. >> i know you weren't, but congratulations on good choices. the players deal with it when it is cold. it is wind for the quarterbacks, i don't care who you are, the wind affects you, so the players can deal with it. my concern is that the fans who have looked so forward to this great event and not be able to really enjoy it but to worry about exactly what they need to wear. what they can and can't take and all the logistical nightmares that go around this game. >> all right, we're showing pictures here. we have had some incidents at stadiums where snow balls a

that report compiled by the outplacement firm challenger, gray & christmas. jim pedderson is with that firm. now that's kind of the opposite of we usually hear in december. > > that's correct usually december is one of the highest job cut months of the year. in the past and the past four or five years, since the recession, it's been among the lowest- lower than the annual average. > > what accounts for this? > > well it could be a couple things: companies may be deciding to lay off fewer people around the holidays but also since the end the recession every year has been stronger than the last so they're going into the new year with more confidence and they want to go in with their full work force. > > fewer layoffs, but that doesn't mean no layoffs because this week we heard from macy's that this month they will be letting go about 2500 people. > > retail has been one of the struggling industries still. it's ranked fourth behind financial services, health-care and industrial goods. > > so as were standing here at the beginning of 2014 it probably looks pretty goo

gray in california. >> caller: booyah, jim.m investor and i have a level of moderate risk and i was wondering what you think of bbt. >> it's at a high as many regionals are. it's run by kelly king. i like it very much and i would hold onto it. let's go to paul in texas. >> caller: this stock has dropped almost 8% in the last two days. what can you tell me about frank's international? >> the stock is a wild trader but the business is fundamentally secure. i'm not backing away. let's go to casey in new york. >> caller: jimbo, how are you, buddy? >> real good. >> caller: my question is about mankind corporation, ticker mnkd. i know it's a speculative play. we went in front of the fda twice, they got denied. they look like they cleaned up their act. what are your thoughts? >> there are so many good speculations out there. i'm not going to endorse mankind. we have a lot of good specs all the time and i think what you are doing is you're playing -- biomarin is so much better. i would not be in that one. francois nader, that's a good

gray corner. marc he australian, leishman. and from topeka, kansas, gary woodland. nick: in the blue corner. jim: that is scott yofee announcing things at 18. a big friend of the cbs sports family and important member of the san diego chargers family. public relations department there. here is a look at the updated fedexcup standings. stallings will move into 10th position with this victory. jimmy walker was here and missed the cut. he stays on top. oodland, eagle chip. it will be a share of second. and he found the bottom of the cup with that one. >> no fun at the fair. that was all sucked out of him ery quickly down 17. jim: i kept thinking all day long that jordan spieth would catch a little hot streak and make a run at this in the end. the 36-hole leader. ne back coming into the day. stumbled at 15 and 16 which erailed his chances. and he will make quick work of things here at the 72nd. a closing bogey. bogies on three of the last our holes. nick: well, he will learn all about tempo and balance and how important that they are. this on the final day. jim: woodland with a birdie putt would mov

. >> you could see coach jim harbaugh on the front of "sports illustrated" before he grays the coveratshirt and his wife wishes he would dress better if game. she told two local deejays that she has thrown out many pairs of pants but he keeps buying more. she says her husband has a flattering body but you cannot tell that from the outfits that he wears. >> 49er fans are gear up for the sunday game against seattle and pay tribute to kaepernick by kaepernicking and this couple is taking the 49ers pride seriously, going as far as repainting one of their walls, red and the helmet. mail your photos and video to us at ureport@kgo-tv.com. you can feet them to us at abc7 news bay area or post them to our facebook page. >> joey, are you okay? when i use "harbaugh" and "gq" in one sentence... >> if you saw him at green bay, it was funny. >> the win is the only thing that counts. >> it is remaining up big time. >> absolutely. did she really say that? it was not about the fashion? >> i thought she made ... you did, didn't you? >> come on, guys. >>> now, san jose, good morning to you down in the

gray goose vodka. republicans supposedly like dark liquors, jim beam, wild turkey, canadian club.ohnny walker, kevin, with the exception of hillary clinton's 2008 boiler maker, how much is this regional opposed to parts. >> i think it is regional. i think it also has to do with sort of maybe some cultural upbrings. for example, it goes to the heart of not a lot of new information for guys like me and doug that worked on campaigns. we micro target these all the time. democrats are likely to drive volvos. republicans more likely to drive jeeps. where you vacation says a lot about political leaning. >> what is your poison? >> nothing like an ice cold can of bud. >> sounds very republican. doug? >> i might be wrong about that. >> my poison. whiskey ginger. >> where is that on the map? >> that would put me unfortunately, i woke up depressed after reading this, i think i am a republican now. >> also a hockey fan, too. doug and i had budweisers at a hockey game. >> if you took this 20 years ago, whiskey drinkers would be considered democrats because they're in the house. >> last word? >>

absolute and gray boos vodka while republicans are more likely to saver wild turkey and jim beam.es wine is highly likely to go republican. if you enjoy smoking loon you are likely to vote democratically. >>> it is time to brew on this. christmas may already be a fading memory but some refusing to lose that festive faeling leaving out the tech rations for far too long. others say you should bring down decorations by january 5th to avoid bad luck. >> when do you take them down? were they out with two 13 or did you let then linger for months? >> p send your comments over to us on twitter, facebook or e-mail fox friendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will read them later in the show. 19 minutes after the top of the hour. a tractor trailer losses control and plunges through the frozen lake with the driver and his dog inside. the amazing search and rescue. >> one basketball shot giving meaning to the term air ball. did they hit the shot? >> a broken axle found at the scene of the train derailment. they are working to find out if the axle caused the crash on monday or if it simply broke during th

you have jim beam, an american tennessee brewed natural flavor great whiskey on one side and expensive grayodka, an alcohol closely associated with russian communism. i mean -- >> i think you proved your point. >> andy, what -- you drink zima. you sleep with your cat. >> i like stoley which is democrat so i guess as a libertarian that works out fine. peach schaupps were low turn out voters since they are 16 years old though it makes since. >> nothing i like more than a fuzzy naval fountain. >> tea totallers, how do they factor in? >> pena cola dos -- coladas. >> and gin is disgusting. >> it makes you do weird things. you will soil yourself on gin. we have to go. later. ed states just broke the law. that is at 8:00 p.m. on fox business. >>> hello, i'm dana perino, with kimberly guilfoyle, >>> hello everyone. eric is outside today reporting from is it snowy bitter cold streets of manhattan. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the 5:00. weather alert. this is a fox news weather alert. and now the first winter storm of 2014 caused 11 deaths. a state of emergency has been declared in new york

you have jim beam, an american tennessee brewed naturally flavored great whisky on one side. conservatives like that. and then have you flavored, expensive, french grayse vodka, an alcohol closely associated with russian communism. i mean -- >> yes. andy, you drink zima with your cats. >> i like maker's mark and i like stoley and i guess as a libertarian that works out fine. i am not surprised peach schaupps are younger voters. >> nothing i like more than a fuzzy naval fountain. >> it is interesting. >> pinacoladas. >> and gin is absolutely disgusting. >> it makes you do weird things. you will soil yourself on gin. we have to go. later. licans in 2014? the scott walker money message tomorrow. right now it's "the five." >> it's so funny. it's a rash and going away. hello i'm greg, along with kim her by, bob and dana perino. this is of course "the five." surprise surprise the poll shows we have no faith in government. one in 20 says the the government is okay. that person is in scientific terms a moron. he may be hosting at msnbc. cheap shot. stockton, cleveland, baltimore, on is and on

gray made a general apology yesterday for the flawed campaign, but declined to discuss specifics. the mayor plans to kick off his new reelection bid on saturday. tom sherwood has the story. >> jim, the mayor has never explained his role in that 2010 campaign, but questions about it aren't going away. arriving at a library event downtown. the mayor didn't want to comment on the general apology he made wednesday for his troubled 2010 campaign or his statement that he can't apologize for what others did illegally. >> i have nothing further to say, tom. >> reporter: the mayor got irritated when news 4 said we would press all day, if necessary, for an answer. >> i'm look -- >> don't stop me, tom, you know. don't use language lie that. >> vernon hawkins and three others have pled guilty to felonies as part of gray's 2010. the mayor has not been charged. after the program at the martin luther king library, reporters tried again to ask gray about the vague apology. the press secretary saying the mayor wouldn't talk. >> he's already said -- >> don't block my way. >> reporter: i am blocking your way. i don't understand why you're going so difficult. his 2010 campaign still mired in scand

gray area in between there of sort of willful ignorance. >> coming up on "morning joe" we'll check in with politico's jim vadahi. >>> plus a leap of fath.happy with your cell phone carrier t-mobile has an important announcement for you. >> what is this? are we doing commercials now? >> i hope not. >> what is this? what's that tease? >> he's getting free stuff from t-mobile, obviously. >> seriously? >> cashing in again. all right. >>> but first -- >> that's quite a piece. i need to know whether i need to go in and shake t.j. >> stay tuned. >> stay tuned, t.j. says to me. >> first, here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> like a t-mobile blazer on for the next couple months. good morning, everyone. we are watching the coldest wind which i a chills exiting the u.s. this polar vortex, whatever you want to call it, it's leaving. by the way, it didn't even make it into the top 25 of our coldest outbreaks all time in this country. just goes to show you how rare those outbreaks are nowadays. as far as windchill, minus 32 in green bay is the lowest i could find. if you're traveling in arkansas, missouri, portions of kentucky, near st.