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watch. >> good morning everyone, it's sunday, february 7th, here is what's happening at this hour, sarah palin calling out president obama at the national tea party convention. >> they know we're at war and to win that war, we need a commander-in-chief, not a professor of law standing at the lectern. >> ouch! >> what else did palin say? we'll tell you in just two minutes. >> and the president acknowledging americans are not happy with his performance. >> somebody calls up and says, so, how do you think president obama's doing right now? (laughter) >> what are they going to say? >> i don't know if he's blaming on the left, but we'll detail what the president plans to do about it. >> he did it comedic pause. he knew it was coming. >> it's world series day. oh, oh, it's super bowl sunday. we are going live to miami where brian kilmeade gearing up for the big game there and wake him up with the colts cheerleaders. the slogan from david in virginia. "fox & friends" is where it's atment i know it, my wife knows it and so does the cat. >> that's awesome. >> a gretchen fan, i guess. >> gretchen is not here. >> all right. look at that. and an exciting morning here on "fox & friends." >> look at the studio. >> yeah, i can't believe you're not already in the recliners and eating the nachos. >> turn it around fast, look at the living room, look at this? >> we have some solid recliners. >> i think we ought to have our super bowl party in the studio, a show going on at 6:25 eastern time? this looks like the spot to watch the game. >> we've got folks outside partying already this morning. >> they're tailgating. >> and making subs and already partying, cooking up stuff. and we're eating all morning and showing you how to make a last minute tailgate party. last minute party. >> i'll be much larger three hours from now. >> and brian kilmeade dun live at the stadium as well, it should be a packed three hours. >> sure is. get to your headlines, what's happening while you're sleeping, take a look the shuttle endeavour went nowhere. the launch was scrubbed hours ago thanks to bad weather and joining us live from canaveral. what happened? >> a super bowl disappointment for the kennedy space center, a cold front moved into the sunshine state the past 15 hours and low level clouds so this were below the threshold that nasa sets out as a safety standard that's just in case the space shuttle launched and then there was an issue and they had to return to earth and jetson off the solid rocket boosters and exterm fuel tank, low level clouds in this case would have made it a lull bit of a visual impairment for the commander to safely land the shuttle here at the kennedy space center. so it was waived for 24 hours, actually 23 hours and 35 minutes. it slides now, the launch time, 25 minute earlier to 4:14 a.m. monday morning and so this was supposed to be a spectacular dark launch of the space shuttle endeavour and six person crew on super bowl sunday, now it will have to wait until the monday after. >> all right, phil, we'll see you at 4:14 a.m. on monday. thanks so much. >> looking right at you, baby. >> all right. got it. here are the rest of your headlines. toyota is now recall prius hybrids in japan after problems with their braking system. the company is also telling american dealers it will unveil a plan it if he cato fixs this country. >> and they hired the glover group and releasing a new tv ad to regain customers trust. japan lifted a tsunami warning after a quake off the coast. 6.6. so strong it was felt in taiwan, 155 miles away. right now no reports of any injuries. take a look at this home video, a giant wave of mud rushing through neighborhoods swallowing everything in its path. this happened north of los angeles for more than four inches of rain fell in less than 24 hours. 40 homes were damaged some declared uninhabitable. thankfully no one was hurt. this video, however, is very disturbing. it's hard to watch. two small planes collide in flames over colorado leaving all three on board dead. take a close look. that's a glider on your screen. there you can see it's carrying three people, towed by one of the planes that crashed. not only is the glider cut loose, but the pilot was able to fly through the fire ball and land safely. new orleans has a new mayor. and the saints head to the super bowl, mitch landrieu, the brother of senator mary landrieu is the first white mayor of new orleans in 30 years. since his dad was mayor. landrieu, a democrat beat out ten candidates. he rode a wave of discontent over the slow pace of katrina recovery and rampant crime. >> the people of new orleans have called us to work hard so we should accept the call. the people of new orleans have asked us to sacrifice and so we should, but the only way to do that is for us to seek, to find, and to secure higher common ground. >> landrieu replaces ray nagin who was term limited. those are your headlines. >> boy, oh, boy, it's not just the snow that's going on in this country. we saw the video there the mudslides as we go to rick reichmuth. this is nasty on both coasts, serious injuries? >> yesterday we had the flash flood warnings across southern california that's exactly what that was from. four inches of rain in a short amount of time and all of that rain a few weeks ago and more coming again this week. here's your temperature behind the system that brought the snow. things have cooled down dramatically across much of the northeast. 17 degrees in new york city. skiens conditions are very, very clear across much of the east and florida looking fine for tonight's game and the northeast, see the storm exiting and clear skies behind it, but clear and very cool skies so none of the snow on the ground that massive amounts of snow is going to melt. take a look at video that came in from the nation's capital. we've got video across some of the muments, spectacular in you like to see the snow. absolutely miserable if you're shovelling it, 27 to 28 inches barely under the all-time record for snowfall in the nation's capital and also the same towards baltimore and philadelphia. we'll show a lot more video during the morning, but paralyzing the area of much of the northeast. more snow on the way by weapons. here is a little snow across parts of minnesota and dave you're mentioning much like in california. that's a system this week is going to trek across much of the southern part of the country and wednesday potentially a snowstorm maybe in across the big cities as well coming up. so lots to talk about guys. >> i guess that's all everybody needs, more snow. >> thanks, rick. >> six words for you, sarah palin at tea party convention, all you need to say. she brought the house down last night. let's listen to what she had to say about the tea party movement off the top. >> i caution allowing this movement to be defined by any unleader or politician. the tea party movement is not a top-down operation, it's a ground-up call to action that's forcing both parties to change the way that they're doing business and that's beautif beautiful. >> this is about the people. this is about the people and it's bigger than any king or queen of a tea party and it's a lot bigger than any charismatic guy with a teleprompter. >> and that's not all she had to say about the president. she also said that we need a commander-in-chief to win this war on terror, but not a professor of law. she said this party does not need a leader as she emerges as that the face of the tea party movement. >> that's curious because she is at this point the person who most personifies it as clayton said she brought the house down, they cleared the and she spoke 45 minutes to hundreds of people at the convention, but she basically hit a lot of greatest hits, the things that the tea party most rejects about this administration and president obama, she hit right on. take a listen to this next sound bite of hers. >> it has been so interesting now to watch the aftermath of the massachusetts revolution. the white house blames the candidates their candidates and nancy pelosi, she blames the senate democrats and rahm emanuel, he criticized a pollster. and yet again, president obama found some way it make this all about george bush. >> and then she also talked about transparency within the obama administration, campaign promises we heard on the campaign trail and how is that working out for you and talked about transparency, these closed door hearings on health care and got a dig in at the president. listen to this one. >> a special hello to the c-span viewers. you may not be welcome in those health care negotiations, but you have an invitation to the tea party. . >> so the future of the g.o.p. is in question here. we are going to drive in and get more analysis on this in a few minutes because it appears that she attacked the republican party machine and the democratic party machine so she wanted republicans to try to fold in some of the tea party members. how they can do that though is a delicate balancing act. >> and coined new phrases we'll talk about. >> the chowder revolution right there. >> the chowder revolution and we'll look at catch phrases. >> meanwhile. >> let's get down to the man at the stadium brian kilmeade outside sunlight stadium in miami for super bowl xliv. what is happening this morning? who do you like? i'm going to put you on the spot. >> i think it's going to be saints in a comeback in the fourth quarter, here is why, dave the jets proved you can play with the colts right off. i think one thing the jets didn't have is the ability with a young quarterback to come back should they fall behind. they've got the best offense the new orleans saints in financial, if you watched them play and america has seen them play and they've brought a lot of different weapons, two weeks to prepare. they have a coach, offensive wizard. i think the saints come in as one that no one puts pressure on. playing with house money so to speak, four and a half favorites. intrigue to go everyone on the couch, too, and alisyn in a moment when she lets her hair down you-- how unusual for the number one seeds to go. >> 1993. >> i knew that. >> on the other side the colts come in to the very stadium where it rained and they beat the bears a few years ago. peyton manning wasn't great. got the mvp, but was just average and dave, i wonder if there's so much pressure on his shoulders, everyone saying he's so great and comparing him to montana and others if this might be a moment where he might feel a little bit of the pressure, what do you think? >> yeah, i think he's the best ever and i hate to admit this as tom brady fan, but drew brees is greatly overlooked. might be the best in overall skills and what he thinks to the table. dwight freeney is banged up, a speed rusher, a bad ankle. if he can't get pressure on brees. i think he'll find a way to win. some fourth quarter comeback and flukey events might decide this game. >> all right. you know what, dave that's an analysis and clayson, get you next hour, alisyn took most of the time. jerry rice and emmitt smith head up a dmiet with others, dick la bow and floyd little, but dancing with the stars champs were teary. was anybody surprisingly knowing they're going in? >> yeah, emmitt smith one of the greatest running backs ever. how do you think it's not getting in? >> surprised? >> no, great guys did not get in. chris carter one of the great receivers of all time did not get in, but a great induction in august. brian, thanks, we're looking forward to the rest of the reports and how you played in had a direct tv beach football game. can't wait to see that. >> if we have time. >> brian i'll send you more notes so you can talk about them in the next hit. thank you. >> i'm sure, i'll have my pen ready. >> coming up on the show. compensation for ground zero workers supposed to go to workers, right? makes sense, why lawyers could bag up to half their money. . >> and the who dat dog? one of my favorite super bowl stories, not pictured there. it's coming up and you don't want to miss it. there he is, listen. >> that's what i'm talking about. . >> we're carb loading for the game. alright. that's great. i want to personally thank you for 100 calorie hearty chicken rotini. well, it'not just me. you're so funny. i like you. 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>> red meat in the buckle of the bible belt. she was playing to her base. >> yes, she was. >> is the republican party in the middle of an identity crisis? >> it may be in the middle of an identity crisis, i wouldn't know. by her playing to a base and not understanding that tea party could be people in the middle, even democrats upset with some very clear things, taxes, bailing out the big banks, et cetera, i think she did not do the tea party movement a whole lot of good. >> she might not have done-- she brought up scott brown repeatedly and talked about scott brown, is that a problem going forward because scott brown rarely mentioned he's even a republican. >> here is the thing, you know, the american people have waken up, the tea party movement is about freeman, independence, and liberty. so that is the basis of what the free party is all about, the tea party individuals who did support scott brown because she looked at him as someone representative of small government. i don't care your political background or affiliation, if you're someone for big government, big spending, big deficit, the american people are against that and why they've come off their coaches, being vocal. i'm a part of the tea party movement and proud to say so and i'm going to tell you, we are watching. >> she talks about not having big government and talks about investment in energy, that's big government. she talked about her child or a child, special needs child being accepted and it is actually the federal government through the department of education and also hhs that supports schools so that children with special needs can get support. that's big government. >> she invoked ronald reagan, and tactfully, facts are facts, he walked the middle, able to tack about conservative principles while he was president, but tripled the federal deficit and raised taxes four times during presidency and increase bureaucracy by 61,000 jobs, but he knew how to govern. >> here is the thing, times have changed and the american people want representative government, don't want government telling them what to do. the big concern is about jobs. what did the administration do last year? the focus was on health care and cap and trade and ram it go down our throats and that's not what we want. >> thank for joining us. >> go saints. >> there you go, thanks, ladies. federal air marshals trying to take down terrorists and there rpt enough to go around and should we let retired police officers carry guns on planes to compensate? >> plus, praying in games, our next guests that say that athletes pray before games say it's full of baloney. we'll be right back. ún >> well, you've seen it all over the field, teams to pray in the locker room and players who thank god after scoring a touchdown, but is there room for faith in sports and vice versa and in book "good game, christy and sports", say that faith and sports completely clash. this is super bowl sunday, be careful when you leave here. >> it's a big day. >> you say the lord ought to be discriminating when embracing sports, if you will, especially when it comes to football. why do they clash? it seems to me they ought to embrace sports, any of them, all of them, including football. why not? >> well, first of all, dave i would laboring make some clear distinctions between sport as we play it in informal settings and sport that's driven by commercial interest. i would also make distinctions between sports, football. i've been particularly critical about football mainly because of the violence and the mentalities that are required to administer and receive that violence. >> well, i would argue, and on the other side that if kid don't get into the pews and into the church on sundays they might be learning value raigtable lessons, friday, saturday and every other day, things that church ought to embrace, team concept and following orders from leaders and coaches and getting along with others and off the streets, i could go on and on, you're talking to a sports guy here. this sunday we are going to see an ad that's controversial. tim tebow starring in an ad that seems to embrace a pro-life concept from the people that focus on the family. you say this is not the right platform or stage for this ad, why not? >> well, there are two things going on here, one is, are the bible verses that he paints on his face, the other is the whole network that is in back of that effort. >> what's the problem? >> welsh the primary problem, this is a message of the sacredness of life, which christianity certainly can endorse and the sacredness of the human body and i have questions about the medium that the tebows have chosen to impart this message, it's a medium of the nfl which values anything, but the sacredness of human life. >> i want to touch on the bible verses that tim tebow does put in his eye black during the game. each and every week those bible verses were among the top google searches in the country. what does that do? that leads college people and others who don't touch the bible to look up that verse and find out what it means. >> that has tremendous impact. >> that's an assumption. >> it's not an assumption, the google searches is a fact. >> okay, well, the-- >> isn't that a good thing is my point. more people read the bible, wouldn't that be a good thing. >> that may be a good thing. i question whether the christian message needs to get mixed up in something as glitzy and superficial as the super bowl. >> okay. well, it's an interesting point of view. we appreciate you being here and the book is "good game christianity and the culture of sports" interesting point of view, sir, thanks for being here on super bowl sunday. >> coming up, defense secretary robert gates in italy right now, not mincing word when it comes to iran and its nuclear ambitions. then, air marshals trained to take down terrorists, but there aren't enough of them to go around. should we let retired police officers carry guns on planes to compensate? 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i already have. it works or it's free. get back on track now with the activia challenge. ♪ activia >> in case you haven't heard it's super bowl's day. >> even i knew that. >> in honor of the new orleans saints we present the who dat dog. check this out. >> hoo. >> dat. >> who. >> dat, dat. >> that's awesome. >> oh, man. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> how great is that? >> and turns around like you talking to me, realizes i'm part of the game. >> commercial break? >> drooling over the prospects. the who dat the rallying cry for all the those in new orleans. >> i love it. >> check it out. >> a lot of things come out of super bowl sunday of course, a lot of people talking about the commercials and we'll dive into some of the commercials later and 51% of people say they watch for the commercials, but a lot of bets and people place all kinds of crazy bets. >> the biggest betting day of the year. >> not just for the vegas line, the colts theme. >> remember people used to bet on the bud light bowl. >> oh, yeah. >> and called it the bud bowl? >> these are interesting bets, things if you don't follow sports i'm sure there may be one or two of you out there. carrie underwood is going to be singing the national anthem. how long to take her to sing it. here is what you need to know. it took jennifer hudson last year, two minutes three seconds and most people say that carrie underwood would be less on that. >> the overunder is a minute 42. i would advise the over. what my expert gut tells me. >> what about your gatorade gut? >> gatorade is another one, you can bet on the color of gatorade on the winning coach. i believe the odds on favorite is lime green. lemon-lime. >> i'm going to orange. >> i'm going red. >> wow. >> another one i thought of walking the hallway and flipped on e.s.p.n. live shots from bourbon street. how many times will they cut to a live shot to bourbon street. >> the over-under is two. i think much more than two. >> we cut away. >> if the colts win, it could easily be one. >> they're going to do-- >> they win this game a dozen. >> they're going to do feature pieces about jambalaya. >> and here is one. >> my face book friends. >> she follows him on twitter. >> how many times will the camera pan over to kim kardasian, who of course is reggie bush's girlfriend and here is the big deal. he has said he's going to propose if they win. >> that's a rumor. that's not confirmed. but this again depends on reggie bush and at the big game you will see kim a dozen time. >> i'll membering kim later and. >> i'm sure she's waiting on that word. the final bet you can make, will the who, who is performing at half time, will they smash a guitar? >> yes, i say yes. >> you know why. >> i say no, they're old. >> they have back problems, slipped a disc. that was in the '70 when they smashed the guitars. >> apparently their signature move and pioneered the instrument breaking on stage. >> i don't know, arthritis. >> i say yes, of course we'll place the bets along with our actual football bets. >> all right. and we're here again, brian is down at the super bowl, he's live there this morning. brian, what you got this time, who dat? >> first up, kim kardashian has 800,000 followers, clayton. i don't know if she's waiting for your direct message, but let's talk about this game real quick. i want you to meet david hunt, he goes back in history a memorabilia specialist and tell you how you can own some things that are going to make you the focal point of your neighborhood. welcome. >> great to be here. >> first off joe namath, everybody is talking mark sanchez. what year is this from. >> early 1970's, game worn fabric, estimate 30,000, already 20,000 in the online bidding. >> and you talk about concussions being here today. look at the inside of the rams item. item numb 93 on hunt auks. >> game worn, l.a. rams and you see the padding and the earlier players, amazing they were able to play with this. >> and this is sammy, one of the greatest quarterbacks ever. >> greatest punter ever as well and one of two known right now around 20,000 the other in the hall of fame. >> check it out you hate when i do this. >> it's okay. they ripped it off his body and there you go. >> yeah. >> break away jersey. >> back in game, boston-yanks they literally tore this off his back and gave it to the person that dot it. >> we don't know if the boston yankees were forced to change that name after. this is. >> full ticket, 1954, super bowl at miamiment fun from nfl auctions and all different auctions, lots of price ranges. >> and this is for the afc, nfc championship, this were the coins tossed. >> a lot go from nfl and going to the charities and depends what team you're looking for. >> always great to see you. hunt auctions.com and in most cases goes to charity. >> mr. hunt, beware, brian has sneaky hands. and five finger discount on occasion. >> we've learned that the hard way. in the meantime, here are your head license, tell you what's happening because we start with a news alert. defense secretary robert gates says it's not too late for sanctions against iran is work. he's urging the rural community to band together to put pressure on the iranian government to put pressure on. the u.s. and allies have been pushing for a fourth round of sanctions to be slapped on iran. an iraqi-american contractor to disappeared turns up in an internet video released and an iraqi defense official says that shiite men lured the men into baghdad with a promise to help him find distant relatives. instead they kidnapped him. the u.s. intelligence official says that he was abducted by criminals for revenge or money and not as part of a terrorist plot. well, lawyers in the legal battle over ground zero worker compensation could end up with half of the billions of dollars being used to pay the victims for toxic injuries. defense firms hired by new york city to fight about 10,000 claims have already, listen to this, raked in close to 200 million dollars. 75 million dollars has been spent on administrative expenses alone. the first trials for a dozen 9/11 workers are set to start on may 16th. a warping, this video is very disturbing, police are looking for a violent suspect this morning who was caught on camera shooting up a parked car at a gas station in detroit. you can see the man running away from the hooded gunman. but he was eventually shot. apparently 15 times. the victim is now fighting for his life. police believe this was a planned hit job. take a look at this video, our national monuments covered in snow this morning, the two day storm is called one of the biggest in washington d.c.'s history. joining us now from the nation's capital, caroline shively. caroline, you survived yesterday. i see. how much snow did you end up getting? >> we got about 18 inches here, further north of the city they got up to 27. parts of maryland and virginia though alisyn got 36 inches. they're trying it clear the sidewalks and putting up the snow blower on the light right. >> it's not all work here, there was plenty of play yesterday. 2000 people joined in a snowball fight in the air! and all of those folks joined in yesterday and one guy said the perfect way to make a snowball is hock an luggie in it. >> thanks for giving us that. you know how much we got here? bum cuss. >> ditched his car called the beast and get into an suv to go to meet with the democratic national campaign committee yesterday. that giant s.u.v. so he could go through the snow. >> thank you, clay top, you're right. and that's because they had a lot of snow. take a look at snowfall totals out in the area. d.c., dulles north of the city, 32.4 inches as caroline was saying, around 18 in the city. baltimore 26.8. wilmington delaware 25. west virginia some areas over 30 inches. really a blockbuster storm across the area and this comes to us from liz brim, actually an old intern we had here from reading, pennsylvania. that's one way, liz, to clean up your car, send me pictures. here is the part of the country clearing out now and most of the country is going to enjoy a pretty nice day today and heading to central parts of the country and one stem bringing in snow across the northern plains and across the southwest, more rain and snow and we had some very significant rain yesterday across parts of california. now this entire system is a weather maker for us this week. all right, guys, send it back to you inside. >> thee, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. >> all right, we're one week away from valentine's day as soon as you get over your super bowl stupe pour this is what you need to concentrate on. instead of giving the same old flowers and chocolates we have some new creative ideas for you. meredith barnett the editorial director of the inside source.com. ebay's new online style magazine. thank you for being here. >> it's great being here. >> you're seeing three main trends in valentine's day gifts and not the same old chocolate and giftsments all about gifts that are personal. we try to focus on finding the best gifts out there because we're presented by ebay, we have 90 million shoppers out there to tell us what the hot trends are so i have three great gifting trends. old world romance, what does that mean. >> may your love be as timeless as these heirloom style pieces. my personal favorite the authentic from the turn of the century in the early 1900's vintage value types, a wonderful, heart warming gift and i love them, they're gorgeous. and a brooch. the style is not to put them on a coat, but a t-shirt or clustered with a blazer. and another one, the keys which are great collectibles, you see they have a heart inside them and also string them on a necklace. >> and that's number one. >> a lot of this is from ebay and local boutiques, antique stores and old and new items. it's about thinking where to look not just about going to the florist, but shopping in your neighborhood or online. >> retro romance. >> and a huge tv show, identifies from the 50's and 60's, i love the tumblers, very chic. you can use them all year round if you're not spending money on valentine's day, have a party. >> and this is for people who aren't feeling the love this valentine's day. >> an edge into valentine's day, my personal favorite is love-hate pillows, your love and your hate. a little macabre. >> the love is not dead, bleeding necklace and a vase with a subtle shape like an aorta, the real heart, we're getting to the heart of the story here. >> it's creepy and fabulous in one. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks for having me? >> with the suggestions, see you soon. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, over to the guys who are living it up. >> that's right, thanks, aly we're living it up and we're excited for the games, but also the commercials. we've got a sneak peek for you on the show. >> that's right, there aren't enough air marshals to be on each and every flight so should we let retired police officers carry guns on planes to compensate for that? much closer look coming up. 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>> because if they're on the ground and americans are at 30,000 feet they can't protect them. right now we do not have enough air marshals, no secret to cover every flight and in light of what happened on christmas we're augmenting the international flights and that leaves a void, but it makes no sense to have qualified well trained career professionals be on the ground when they could be on the planes protecting americans. >> i i think retired officers could be a tremendous assets, but two words, fort hood. this is an army officer who killed 13 people. i mean, doesn't this frighten you that we might have a similar incident? >> there are a lot of what-ifs. we could afly the same what-if negative scenarios to the pilots. we have the flight deck officer program we have over 8,000 pilots armed. i think it's a great idea. i think what we have to go with is what's proactive we can sit back and get hit. we can't defend terrorism with a rabbit's foot. we have to make sure that it's improved, and safe. >> to peck up where dave left off, there could be a vigilante quality to this. who would be in charge on the plane, the ultimate liability if something went wrong? >> currently the pilots, airline pilots have the ultimate authority and knowing would change. it was passed in 2004 all law enforcement officers who are covered under that statute. >> the president issues an executive order and expand to the plane for that governs the law enforcement officers would-- >> we're running out of time. would you recommend additional training requiring one to have a gun on a plane. the gun there, the gun going off on the plane could bring it down, that a gun could become a liability on a plane by someone taking it. is there a specific training you would call for and what they do to the air marshals. >> the same level of training officers get. to clear up one perception, bullets do not bring planes down. i'm confident in the last resort we hit our target, but bullets and holes in the cabin do not cause the plane to crash, it's a 1977 misperception. >> good to clear that up. >> thanks for coming in. >> very interesting, thanks, john. coming up you heard from sarah palin at the tea party convention, at the top of the hour, but there's so much more that the former government had to say. >> for many people, the super bowl commercials are just as good as the game. >> for you. >> . >> when michigan first put the world on eeeeeeeeeeee >> it is super bowl subbed sunday. imagine that. a lot of people will not be watching for the game. >> what. >> instead for the commercials like alisyn. among the new ones, check this one out. volkswagen ad. >> yellow one. >> blue one. >> red one. >> white one. >> all right. that was interesting. branding experts with a breakdown why companies spend up to 3 million dollars for 30 seconds. samantha, welcome. >> thank you. >> so you pegged that volkswagen ad as one of the more interesting ones. what should we look at. >> a lot of advertisers, the world is changing so fast and we kind of crave the familiar. in this one the punch buggy ad it can be considered the first viral marketing campaign. the great equalizer. >> five foreign automakers, one american and no gm. this year is almost as much about who is not there as it is who is there. no pepsi. >> absolutely. >> interesting one, home away.com that i don't know about. >> home away is a vacation rental site, renting homes on the web and they brought back the griswolds from national lampoon. >> let's see a clip of it. >> reservations under griswold. >> a short film about hotel rooms. >> oh, we have you in the suite. >> at home away.com, rent a house for half the cost of a hotel. >> that's great. >> a good one. >> and cars.com. a lot of these, finally getting back in the super bowl game and they shied away. cars.com is interesting. >> cars.com is a veteran in the super bowl advertising space and this year, they came up with a great commercial that doesn't use the typical super bowl gimmicks of animals talking or crotch shots or that stuff. >> that's good. they're respecting their audience and a commercial about a boy genius you'll see. >> let's take a look at that one. >> from an early age, timothy richmond understood that with knowledge comes confidence. as a toddler, he understood that riding a bike is basically-- >> balanced momentum and low center of gravity. >> like a young dave briggs. >> and you previewed a lot of these or which doesn't work or falls flat. >> i have a hyundai commercial with brett favre, a concept about him aging and winning the super bowl in ten years and made him look ten years older the. the concept is great, execution is pretty poor. let's see what you mean. >> a modern move after 29 seasons and 50 years old. when you're older than, than most of the fans and coaches and owners it's tough taking orders from people. should probably retire after th this. i don't know. >> we don't know what things will be like ten years from now. >> thank you. >> we can assure you that your hyundai will still be covered. introducing the all new hyundai sonata. >> we like it. >> and the execution, the guys in the audience, seems to pull it off. >> i think the kegs could have been stronger between the product and the commercial. before we go, it's interesting, a lot of people are driving people to the websites and vice versa and budweiser asking folks what to see in the super bowl so they clicked into getting folks to click on the websites. >> absolutely and the people brought back the clydesdales and they wouldn't be back and viewers voted on the commercial. this year to me is like the resurgence of the super bowl advertising campaign. advertisers are getting the best bang for their bucks and using social media well. >> i agree. >> it's going to be fun to watch all that tonight and thanks for the preview. >> thank you. >> coming up on the snow, the census is spending 2 1/2 million dollars of your money to advertise during the super bowl. is this a good use of your money? 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(announcer) find out how to get your first full prescription free at advaircopd.com. >> good morning everyone. it's super bowl sunday. february 7th. here is what's happening at this hour. sarah palin calling out president obama at the national tea party convention. >> this is about the people. this is about the people and it's bigger than any king or queen of a tea party and it's a lot bigger than any charismatic guy with a teleprompter. >> what else she said in just two minutes. >> she's talking about dave with the teleprompter. >> i need it. senator kit bond in a war of words with the white house over the underwear bomber. >> first, after telling me to keep my mouth shut, there's the white house went and disclosed sensitive information, very helpful to the terrorists. >> the senator, here live. he says it was dangerous to read the terror suspect his miranda rights. and it's super bowl sunday, we are going live it miami where brian kilmeade is prepping for the big game. he's going to give us a tour of the stadium, see if they'll let him through security. our slogan this hour comes from trish in indiana. we're going to miami for more than sunshine and tanning, it's the super bowl so get ready to watch brees and manning. >> alike, that, a lot of work put into that! >> it's "fox & friends." >> super bowl edition. >> welcome to the big show on this super bowl sunday. i'm clayton morris, dave briggs, alisyn camerota that's your all-star lineup and rick reichmuth in the weather department. >> we've outfitted our studio to be a big super bowl party. you've already started the eating. >> over under on me was 7:30. i ate at 7:45, barbequed brisket from folks at firehouse, they're outside on the plaza and they're barbecuing. >> the security guys out there. they're warming themselves by the fire. >> thank you for starting your super bowl sunday with us. >> president obama giving a pep rally to democrats in the face of election losses and failing public approval ratings. the president was speaking at a democratic national committee meeting in washington. he vowed to press ahead with his agenda, saying there's no time to sit around and lick their wounds. >> so just in case there's any confusion out there, let me be clear, i am not going to walk away from health insurance reform, i'm not going to walk away from the american people, i'm not going to walk away on this challenge, i'm not going to walk away on any challenge. we're moving forward. >> the president also blasted republicans accusing them of trying to score points rather than to work to fix the country's problems. let me tell you what other headlines are happening this morning. toyota recalling prius hybrids in japan after problems with their braking systems and telling american dealers they will unveil a plan to fix prius ins this country and to help rebuild its reputation, they hired powerhouse pr firm the glover park group and the company releasing a new tv ad campaign this morning to try to regain customers trusts and japan lifted a tsunami warning after a strong earthquake rocks several islands off the southern coast, it was so strong it was felt in taiwan, 155 miles away. right now there are no reports of injuries. this video is disturbing, two small planes collide in flames over colorado leaving all three people on board dead. but take a close look, that's a glider, there, you see at the top of your screen, it was carrying three people and towed by one of the planes that crashed. not only is the glider then cut loose, but the pilot is able to fly through the fireball and land safely. thank goodness. astronauts just vacated the space shuttle endeavour after this morning's launch was scrubbed. low clouds caused them to cancel, but try again tomorrow morning. and the endeavor will deliver parts for a new room and an observation deck. >> it's called tranquillity and will give them beautiful views and this is the fifth mission left, i mean, five left. >> the final countdown. >> that would have been four if they got off. we'll see you tomorrow morning. >> we'll put rick on the spot. will they get the launch off tomorrow. >> they should and a clearer night across florida and the cold front has moved through and clear skies are going to be in the area and that's part of the same system that brought the weather up across the northeast and behind that, very cold air and it feels like, factor in the wind, minus 9 in pittsburgh, take a look at the video. one area that was blanketed by the storm and you see one of the biggest snowstorms they've ever seen, looks absolutely spectacular in these pictures, i've got it tell you, and this happened towards parts of friday and unfortunately, a big mess for your friday commute and now you've got your weekend to clear things out and i tell you the pictures are certainly pretty though. a lot of people love winter and this is why. when you get to scenes like this. right now, clear skies across much of the eastern part of the country and including towards florida you'll have an absolutely stellar game and temperatures are in towards the 60's and very clear skies, out across the west not the case. this is a storm that brought the rain yesterday in across parts of california and now as you move forward the next 48 hours it gets going around the four corners and you see this snow back in towards texas and oklahoma for your money and tuesday and across the northeast so the active pattern will continue with this. >> thanks, rick. >> let's talk tea party time, get out your cups, it's tea party time. yesterday, sarah palin brought the house down. the keynote address last night and everybody waiting for a few days to see her speak and she defined what the movement is about for those of you out there who are not sure about the movement, here is what she had to say. >> i caution against allowing this movement to be defined by any one leader or politician. the tea party movement is not a top down operation, it's a ground up call to action that is forcing both parties to change the way that they're doing business and that's beautiful. >> (cheers) >> this is about the people. this is about the people and it's bigger than any king or queen of a tea party and it's a lot bigger than any charismatic guy with a teleprompter. >> so that was. >> love that one. that was several digs at the president and also says how is that hopy, changy thing going. >> working out for you. >> and the folks appreciate her doing, interesting that she says this should not have one leader. the tea party movement should not be defined by a leader as she kind of emerges as a face of this movement after scott brown's win in massachusetts. >> she played all the greatest hits, her greatest hits basically of the criticisms of the president and remember the term c-span and let's see what she had to say about that? >> well, a special hello to the c-span viewers, you may not be welcome in those health care negotiations, but you have an invitation to the tea party. >> so talking about the transparency during the health care debate of course, that's what she was referring to and interesting though she started to define the party and says that the republican machine in washington is not happy with the tea party and she said that the democratic machine in washington, not happy with the tea party and saying that this is the new face of politics, a revolution as she defined it. it will be interesting to see how the republicans are able to fold some of these tea party members into their fold. i don't know if they can do it. >> where does the party go from here, is this a platform for beginning a presidential run in 2012 or does she remain a political star? and chris wallace is going to answer some of the questions, he sat down with the former governor last night to talk about where she goes from here and the tea party movement as well. >> and she also i think coined a few new phrases or popular catch phrases not the main street media you hear about, she called it the lame street media and what happened in massachusetts was a chowder revolution. >> chowder. >> a chowder revolution and that the tea party is a brewing revolution. >> they loved her down there. >> let's talk about the super bowl because you're going to see an ad during the super bowl we showed you a few earlier, volkswagen, we saw a-- >> home away.com. >> home away cars.com and you'll see an ad during the super bowl for the census, you file a census every ten years, not terribly exciting, but the government is going to run an ad to get you to fill out your census paper work. they cost between two and a half and 3 million dollars for a 30 second ad. should the government be spending this keened of cash on a census ad? in total we are spending over 300 million dollars in advertising and marketing the census, is this a good way to spend the government's money? >> yes, it is. >> why? >> i know the critics like you tell you and i'll tell you right now, 2.5 million chump change. in the line of government spending. >> 300 million. >> 300 million is different. i'm separating out. 300 million to advertise with the census, doing that with everything from posters to the internet, but 2.5 million for an ad on the super bowl ad is arguably the most effective, making 100 million sets of eyes to convince you to go out. >> captive audience. >> a captive audience effective advertising in that one single minute and get people to do it. >> that's great that people can see that, why is the census valuable? it's valuable because here is the caveat. so much of your government is based on the census, the districts are set up. we reapportion districts and a lot it based on that. >> 2.5 million is worth it for that. >> i'm coming around because it saves us money. if people don't fill it out then we have to send out agents and that costs a lot of money. what do you think, friends@foxnews.com, find us on twitter and face book. >> let's talk about security at the super bowl. somehow brian was able to get through the security and now he's getting a tour behind the scenes with the guards. >> have covered major events and been there four or five days with and family with the crew. dave, alisyn, you know what it's like, you cut your teeth in boston, breaking story after story living off the land and thursday when we arrived. here it is sunday, you become like a family, whatever is yours is mine, whatever mine is yours, and trailers and trucks in a big compound. and it's everybody's, but it's pretty much my trailer here, this is an inside look at the domestic compound of fox news. this is where i just unwind a little bit and here is a little behind the scenes and guys, as you know, you go into a supermarket and you get as much food as possible to save the company money. when the people are hungry, they can have anything on this side of the line, but this is pretty much mine. when you want to break a story or write something special, i need a computer, you know what this is like, out of the way i've got to write. >> there is my computer and backup computer and here is my backup to the backup xuper. what's going on? >> doing my work. >> what is-- >> very funny. >> wow. >> i could see that. >> and he's a tyrant. >> the teleprompter. >> there is my hot tub and this is not funny, that's not funny! >> what does it say? >> brian-- it doesn't fit in that case. >> this is my own dressing room. >> how did you-- >> out of here, out of here. >> please let me have your autograph. >> you don't belong in here. >> oh. >> that's the behind the scenes look what it's like covering a story like this. >> brian, we haven't seen something like that since j. lo. gave us a tour. >> he needs a whole other trailer not just that small case, be honest. >> and coming up on the show senator kit bond in a war of words with the white house. >> first, after telling me to keep my mouth shut, the white house went 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first, releasing the fact that he was talking again and the fact that his family was the one that came in and pressured him to do it. that when we were briefed, just the leaders of the committee, only the leaders of the committee were briefed because it was so sensitive and they emphasized to us in briefings and then the director of fbi told me it must not come out because they need to use that information before it perishes. >> senator, aren't you comforted to learn that abdulmutallab is talking? i think that it makes many americans feel better to know that he's offering up some intelligence about possible future attacks. >> well, that was the purpose, according to the deputy press secretary releasing it. mr. burrton said on wednesday, criticism from republicans that what we were doing wasn't working now that people find out that what we're doing is working, they're criticizing the fact that we're saying that what's working is working. the fact remains that the fact that he was talking is-- was very sensitive because now that the people he talked about know he's talking, that makes it far more difficult for the intelligence community to follow up on the leads he gave. >> this isn't the first time that we've heard that a terrorist in custody is talking. back in 2007 khalid shaikh mohammed gave a confession and that became public. did you object to that then? >> it depends upon when it comes out. if it comes out a month or so after he's talked, then by that time the intelligence community has either been able to follow up on that information or it is not actionable. right, the critical period was the first five weeks after abdulmutallab was captured. instead of mirandizing him and giving him a lawyer so he shut up, they should have brought in full intelligence community, using all the information they had, to ask him meaningful questions and follow-ups, which they were not able to do in the 50 minutes. >> well, the administration's point, just to counter what you're saying, they're saying that they want to get out the information that he has not shut up, by mirandizing him, he still continues to talk and they say in fact, robert gibbs said this they release this information in part to counter the claim that they had not gotten abdulmutallab's cooperation. >> they didn't have it for five weeks, that was a critical period, but the intelligence community told us, told the leaders of the intelligence committee which is the narrowest group they can brief that he was talking, but they said, do not tell anybody about it, keep a close hold because we need to follow up and by the white house laying out the fact that he had talked. it may have made them political points, but it strictly, it seriously hampered the ability of the intelligence community to get a meaningful follow-up. >> senator, very quickly, we only have ten seconds. secretary gibbs demanded an apology, would you like to address that apology now. >> i'm sorry, but when the white house discloses sensitive information that compromises intelligence, they're the ones that owe the people of america and the intelligence community the apology. >> senator kit bond, thank you so much for coming on with your point of view on this, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> in the meantime, president obama is vowing to end don't ask-don't tell, that policy. what effect could that have on the military. colonel hunt will join us. people marry for all kinds of reasons, for love, for money occasionally, you're going to meet a woman who's marrying for health insurance. >> well, she's a single woman who's not looking to be wined and dined. >> nope, a good health insurance plan is the key to this woman's heart. >> will marry for health insurance. co-pays, uh-huh, that's what i'm talking about, $5 co-pays. love that. >> she gets turned on by co-pays. that's right, terry carlson, the woman looking for a health care husband is joining us now. terry, nice to see you this morning, welcome. >> good morning. >> well, now what the criticism is out there in ether right now, it's that look, terry is a gold digger, how is this different than you looking to marry for money. what do you say for that. >> i'm not looking for anybody's money and i don't think it's any different than somebody looking for somebody that's a certain height, a certain religious background. i think that, or even activities that they like to do. similar activities, it's just part of the criteria that they look when they're looking for a mate. >> quickly, what exactly is your condition, why is it you do not have health insurance and can't get it? >> i'm actually on cobra. the expired federal cobra and i work from an organization from home that provides for people with disabilities and that's to keep me away from infection, therefore, job abilities outside the home aren't great for me so i can't change jobs and my employer does not offer health insurance. >> okay, and you have a c-4 compliment deficiency so it makes you unable to process bacteria, viruses sufficiently. have you had any takers yet, any men come forward and said, i've got health insurance for you? >> you know, i had 7,000 the other day and i looked and it's in the, you know, almost 8,000 and you in, half of those are from people that are asking me to be the voice for them for health care reform. and also, the other half are takers that would love to marry me and they did send their co-pay information and deductible information. >> so, when is the big day. >> no pictures, haven't got a picture. >> no pictures. >> okay. >> no pictures, no pictures and i'm okay with that actually, so-- >> we expect the wedding in the next couple of months, terry? >> well, i don't know if it's going to be the next couple of months, but i'm certainly going to give everybody that's e-mailed me the respect they deserve and go through each and every one of them. >> date a thousand people, that would make for an interesting next couple of months. >> hold it at a convention hall. we appreciate you joining us from san diego, thank you very much. >> you're very welcome. >> coming up, sarah palin stirring the pot at the tea party convention and this morning, she's on fox news sunday. chris wallace is here what we can expect. >> we know the classic movies, snow white. one of dave's favorites. well, an elementary school version is taken out stupid and senile. have they have gone too far, you decide. >> we're enjoying super bowl and style on "fox & friends." never too early for chips. >> this is delicious. what are we eating? >> that's a typical pose. >> firehouse smoke. >> smoke house beef. >> more "fox & friends" in two minutes. >> oh, we've got firehouse subs in here. did they send subs and briskets and stuff down to the washington bureau or nashville where chris wallace is right now. >> i don't know. let's ask him. >> chris, are you eating? >> no, you're not. that's too bad. oh, well. >> no subs for you, chris, but an intriguing interview with sarah palin, who brought the house down last night, at the tea party convention, boy, were they fired up last night. >> well, they were and she served plenty of red meat last night, you know, we were down here really for two reasons, first to cover the tea party convention. what a fascinating event, folks, middle americans from across the country, small business men and women, professionals, who are very alienated from their country and of course, sat down for the first sunday show interview ever with sarah palin and it will be on this morning on the fox broadcast network. really, a fascinating interview. let's run a clip, in which she goes after barack obama and the war on terror, here it is. >> there are many things that he's doing today that cause an uneasiness in many, many americans, i'm one of those, who looks at the way that he is treating the trials of these terrorists and kind of as, gosh, they're on a crime spree right now. no, we are in war. these are acts of war that these terrorists are committing. we need to treat them a little bit differently than an american is worthy, an american being worthy of our u.s. constitutional rights. i don't think the terrorists are worthy of our rights. >> and let me tell you, guys, that as interesting as that was, what really fascinated me in this interview, i think she opened the door much wider than it ever has been to the possibility of running for president in 2012. now, she doesn't announce, but she certainly makes it clear that she's seriously considering that idea. she's getting daily e-mail briefings from top advisors in washington on foreign and domestic affairs, and she says she believes that she is much more knowledgeable on those issues than she was in 2008. this is somebody who is absolutely keeping the option wide open of running for president in a couple of years. >> well, you absolutely imagine with the crowds, cheering run, sarah run, for 2012 so we are going to see all of that big interview coming up on fox news sunday. chris wallace always great to see you. sorry about the brisket. >> okay, guys. >> enjoy your super bowl sunday nonetheless. >> thanks, chris. >> the intriguing question not only where does the tea party go, where does sarah palin go as a political star, a candidate, an author? >> that is the question, so chris will address that and watch his show. we have your headlines for you, tell you what's happening. the defiance continues from iranian president ahmadnejad, he was-- he has ordered iran's atommic energy agency, uranium can be made for weapons, but iran insists it's for peaceful purposes. robert gates is urging the international community to join together to pressure iran to give up its nuclear program. gates believes there's still time for sanctions to work. president obama is putting border security on the back burner, a number of border security cuts are proposed in the 2011 budget including cutting border agents and delaying the implementation of a virtual fence. instead of money will be redirected to aviation security which has been in the spotlight since that failed christmas day bombing of the northwest plane. republicans called the border funding woefully inadequate. the haitian lawyer for ten u.s. baptists charged with kidnapping was fired for allegedly trying to bribe the american way out of jail. this is according to the attorney who tired him. the lawyer is denying allegations that he requested $60,000 from the missionaries' families. we all know the classic disney version of snow white. well, teachers and administrators that are in a washington state elementary school are taking exception with a modern day adaptation, receiving complaints that they went the script page by page delighting what some considered offensive. they chued scenes where characters are called stupid and a joke with an orphan. the producer of the play, kirkland studio east, says it's put the same show on at the same school twice in the past without complaints. but now there are. >> oh, boy. the p.c. police never done working. all right, outside to rick reichmuth. he is checking the weather. 200,000 people are without power today and can't watch the super bowl in the d.c. area, what are they going to have to do. >> they have to drive someplace, but not all the roads are cleared, drive over to a bar or a friend's house, it's going to be a rough go, maybe online, dave, can somebody watch it on online. >> if you don't have power. >> you'd have to have enough battery power. >> i don't know. >> yeah, a tough one. >> he wants to know about the weather. let's take a look at the weather picture. got a picture first from the snow, check this out. you see the bumps on the sides of the roads, those are cars underneath there. this comes from jean price in pennsylvania, a beautiful scene, but you're not going to get that car out soon and the weather down across florida could not be better for this game. temps tonight are going to be in the 60's, we're going to have very clear skies, no problems at all. move forward, all right, we've had our football standings going all season long, guys, here is where we stand. alisynen her blog have been in the lead the whole time. dave and i are solidly in second. clayton you're in last, but here you see the 5, 10, 10, 10, and we decided to put a wager, we are a wagering points on this game. this could get interesting. anything could happen at the end and here is the forecast and where we are. clayton and alisyn you guys are both picking the colts. >> right. >> dave, you and i are both picking the saints. >> what about larry? >> well, clayton's got the serious hail mary, alisyn you're waging five points. >> no chance. >> if i win i get taken out to the best brunch or lunch ever, by my colleagues, look how excited they are about the process. >> and fine, rick. let's get down to miami right now and brian kilmeade at the super bowl. hey, brian. >> hey, guys, when you come down next year because fox will have the super bowl and i'm sure we'll all be down here, you'll all have a chance to do what i had to chance to do 24 hours ago and that's to play in the direct tv so-called celebrities all-star game. we go down there with famous people and they play in the sand and we were able to cover it as a reporter and i was able to play in it. i wasn't the focal point of the offense, but we had some fun. let's see how it looked less than 24 hours ago. >> here i am an at the direct tv celebrity football game. for the first time i'm not media i'm actually a player and i don't know where to go. let me see, who could help me. >> i think that annalisa is my ticket. i have to sign a release? >> yes, you do. >> and yes, i do. >> by the way, see the way it goes. white team, blue team. >> really? >> until they snap, till they snap the ball like they do on fox sports. da, da, da, pow! >> what size are you. >> time to get dressed. >> am i nervous? what do you mean by nervous, concerned that in front of 12,000 people i'll drop three or four balls in my hands? not really. >> we are going to fly you out to miami put a whole lot of pretty girls in front of you, i want you to drink, drink, drirn, party, party, party, wake up at twelve o'clock, on run over and-- >> i had to give up a lot to get you, a lot of draft choices and cash. and cash. >> so you've got to come through for me. >> right. >> because i've put my career on the line. >> and america loves watching you in the morning, you don't want to screw that up. >> talking to guys in the locker room there seems to be a dislike for me. i hope you keep an eye out for me, might be a bounty on my head. >> be sure to look the other way. >> prediction, how good does it know we're on the same team. >> good, because i know you're bringing something special. >> i'm going to have to lay back and watch and you're going to make the big plays, right. >> kill immediate, don't hurt anybody. >> that's not fair, heisman trophy winner going against a fox news analyst. >> come on, come on. >> i know. >> i like kill immediate on this. >> nobody is guarding him. a flag and see, go short to kill immediate. >> and brian kilmeade of "fox & friends". >> and there's no doubt about it, your decision to keep me in only a few plays on offenses, works to your benefit. >> you're a specialty on defense, a tiger, an animal a beast, we put you on defense because you know how to track the ball. >> do you buy any of that. >> no. >> i think that bill o'reilly would be proud of you, you were a patriot. >> how much has my presence on the field changed your game plan? >> you look better with an mic, man. >> well, with the american rejects raising on the stage and fans on the field the only one thing left for me to do at this point. take my mic and go home. >> brian, that's great! i thought you looked great out there. >> brian, i didn't. i don't know. warren moon said were you a tiger, a lion. >> i thought that. >> i thought you were the monkey. >> thank you, i appreciate that. and also, they also like to thank our editors for not putting in the time when merrill hodge decided to fake like he was going to stop, dave, faked with the ball and went long and what i did, i stayed. so merrill lodge was wide open in the end zone and made me look bad and through the magic of editing, no one is going to know that. >> brilliant, i'm glad that's a secret. >> did you win or lose. >> lost by two touchdowns and i got a ton of underarmor stuff. that was fantastic. it's cool, 12,000 people here and i'm just amazed, too, one thing that's underplayed rock and roll stars still will not wear shirts. the rejects just take off their shirts. >> i love their songs. >> and can you imagine getting up in the morning and taking clothes off and going to work, i don't know how do you that. >> well, thank you, brian and thank you for wearing your shirt in the football game. >> yeah. thank you. >> the jumped armor also at all times. that's great we'll check with you and see what other football stunt you are attempting next hour. >> all right, let's get over to clayton now, who is eating as always. >> no, i'm sitting-- first of all, it's not too late to get your super bowl party set up, only a few hours away. ashley furniture store brought up in the great recliners and the decorations you're getting set up and robin sorenson is helping with the festivities shall the co-founder of firehouse stuff and great to see you. >> great to see you, and thanks for having us on. >> you've been cooking up outside in the plaza and the tailgating party. you've created two subs, one of which was your biggest sellers, one or each of the players, one for the colts and one for the saints and tell us about these subs. >> okay, what we're going to do is our hook and ladder is america's favorite sub, and that's going to be the indianapolis colts so you're going to try this. >> this is the colts. the number one, the colts sub. >> if i like one over the other, that means the team is going to win. >> right, you've got to try the other. honey ham, smoked turkey breast and monteray jack. >> the toughest fob i've ever had, america, listen to me. >> you're a meatball guy with firehouse though, right? >> we've got 20 seconds. >> yeah. >> he's going to eat them both. >> all right. so that's, that's smoke house beef and brisket. there smoked ten hours, and a rich flavor. >> i predict this is the first tie ever in super bowl history. >> thanks for firehouse, thanks for rob and you guys are fantastic, aly and dave take it away. >> i don't know how you got that assignment. i like that. >> take a nap my friend. >> in the meantime, back to news, president obama promises to end don't ask-don't tell. could it hurt our soldiers? colonel hunt has that next. >> a 12-year-old girl handcuffed and led out of school for this, doodling on her desk. >> i said, excuse me, what? arrested? i just hope she never doodles anywhere, but on paper. >> incredible. the mother and her daughter are here live coming up. >> well, president obama vowing to finally abolish the military's controversial don't ask-don't tell policy. what's the history for this rule. >> for a look at the orbegin and pros and cons, we turn to colonel david hunt. >> good morning. >> we know the origin of this. this is a clinton era policy and basically struck because of a compromise president clinton wanted to allow gays in the military, but that didn't go well. how has this work over the past decade? >> it's a failure, it's an abject failure. we've lost between 11 and 14,000 soldiers who volunteered to serve their country and because of the way they had sex we kicked them out. we have needs of people pushed on foreign languages, being brave in the battlefield has nothing to do how you go to the bathroom or how you have sex and that's more than time to change that. if you volunteer to serve this great country, we should welcome you, not push you away because of some arcane attitude about sex. >> yeah, it's like a civil rights issue. i find it absurd. let's go back a little ways, back to 2007 because back then, then on the campaign trail, then senator john mccain said look, when i hear from the military brass, and they want to end don't ask-don't tell i'll get in line with them. we fuhred from defense secretary gates and john mccain had this to say the other day, take a listen. >> at this moment, immense hardship for our armed services we should not be seeking to overturn the don't ask-don't tell policy. >> why is john mccain flip-flopping here? >> it's just too damn convenient for mccain to be doing this. and all heroism granted, the man's as a hero, the vietnam veteran, a p.o.w. he's just wrong on thisment we're in a war. we've got guys deployed for eight years in afghanistan almost seven years in iraq and somebody says i want to serve this country and mccain wants to say if your an a homosexual you can't serve. that's wrong, we need these kind of people. >> let me give you the other side before we let you go. that having homosexuals in the military is a distraction, for men and women. can you address that. >> absolutely, trouble for five years, it's a conservative organization, it's not going to be accepted immediately. more so on the gay men than it is on lesbian side for a whole bunch of different reasons, but it won't be easily accepted, but in the longer run it's the right thing to do from a talent standpoint. once again, we're in a war and people want to preserve their country we should be welcoming them and we ought to change this policy. it just didn't work. >> colonel david hunt, thanks for joining us. >> thank you very much. we're going to be live in miami for the big game, but first, president obama throwing a super bowl bash. who is invited on the guest list, that's coming up. >> a 12-year-old dragged out of school in handcuffs, school says it's policy. did they go too far? you'll never believe the crime she's accused of? the teenager and her mom are here next. >> oh, you have to hear this foyer story. a 7th grader took her lime green marker and doodled her name and a smiley face on her desk during spanish class. instead of detention, she got handcuffed and taken away by the police. >> unbelievable. >> alexa gonzalez is the 7th grader, that's here, she was arrested for doodles and her mother is here also this morning. >> nice to see you. >> alexa you doodled what on your desk. we made up a graphic simulation. >> i wrote on my desk i love my baby, and lex was here 2/1/10. >> and it was my space in social studies and pulled me aside, i went to the dean. and the first thing they told me you're going to get arrested you might get arrested and i just burst off, started crying because i could not believe what i heard. and then they had to search me because they thought maybe i had something else and they had like do the pat down or something and went through my book bag i had a white out and said that could have been another arrest. >> how dare you have white out. again, we're not condoning writing on desks. >> exactly. >>, but to put your daughter in handcuffs and take her away with the police. how does that make a mom feel? >> horrified, horrified. it was my worst nightmare to see her be handcuffed. as soon as the police officers took off the handcuffs, i said, wait a minute, what are you doing? and she says, we have to do this, this is the procedure. >> why? >> procedure for what? >> it's a crime. >> a crime to write on a desk. >> yes. >> i can think of how many times again, we're not condoning this, dave and i, both. we've both drawn on desks. >> they don't consider it doodling, it's graffiti and graffiti is against the law. >> you have, i guess, learned a lesson for this. what is the take away, and the lesson. >> definitely not to write on any of the desks. >> i guess, huh? >> and just to stop writing and focus a little more and pass my grades. >> but this seemed to be an extreme, extreme punishment because you were handcuffed. >> yes. >> led out taken across to a police station, a precinct there. and then, the department of education then came out and said what to you? >> they said they were following the rules, that's their procedure, this is what they have to do. she did graffiti on the desk and it's against the law and they were following procedure. >> we're about out of time. what do you want now is an apology enough or go further with this? >> i want this to be erased. i don't want her to have a record. what's going to happen when she applies for college, when she applies for job, is this going to affect her? i want this to be squashed, like it never happened. >> she had to do community service as well and you want that erased. yes, they said it was a mistake and hopefully expunged from your record. we have a wall out there if you want to sign your name on it, you can on the way out. >> oh, i don't know. >> won't get this trouble. 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they are joining us live from the super bowl in miami, this hour. a group of these guys, love them, our slogan comes from russ as florida, as the saints and colts prepare to show fans why they are better than they'll rest, i'm kicking off my morning with "fox & friends," already proven to be the best! >> announcer: it's "fox & friends"! >> dave: super bowl sunday! >> alisyn: and clayton has begun to party for the super bowl, he's midway through a sub! and he has his phillipser! >> dave: there are the recliners, i named joey and chandler and we have a tailgate party going on on the plaza. and the subs are here and we are set for the game and thanks for starting with us. >> clayton: fire house subs is cooking up brisket and party city with all the decorations and we have so much food in the hallways, there are crewmembers i have never seen work on this show. people were coming in without being paid. >> alisyn: the headlines, the faster -- faster we get to the headlines, the faster we get to the tailgating party. what is happening in your news, look at this video. our national monuments are covered, completely, in snow! the storm is one of the biggest in washington, d.c.'s history. joining us now from the nation's capitol, the woman who lived through it all, caroline shivley! how much did you end up getting. >> reporter: around the bureau, 18 inches and further north in d.c. they got around 28 and parts of maryland, and virginia, 36 inches and have so much snow to plow off the roads they are putting it in dump trucksprices truck up there is trying to put it near the cop and they have nowhere tolls go and another problem is roofs are collapsing. in d.c., they responded to half a dozen roof collapses and no injuries and we are hearing reports of that in virginia as well as maryland. and i talked to one of our internet reporters, and she lives in west virginia and they got 23 inches of snow and they are told only get on the roads in an emergency and if you do, call 911 first to tell them where you will be, they don't want to dig you out of a ditch. alisyn, back to you. >> alisyn: man, incredible! and d.c. is shut down, when there is a snowstorm. let's go to rick reichmuth and see if it is snowing somewhere. >> rick: not there but it is cold and the snow will not melt any time soon, and more snow moving into the area, probably tuesday night into wednesday and another storm we'll have to deal with across this eastern part of the country, also, extremely cold air in -- in the great lakes and in towards the northeast, dipping down towards atlanta, 32 degrees and the cold air in place and clear skies across the eastern part of the country but not just the capital, heavy snow was back thwarts pittsburgh and west virginia and i believe this is from jackson county, west virginia and dealing with througheding, lower elevations dealing with rain and rapid snow melt as well and we will be dealing with flooding come springtime from snow melt. we've had such a snowy winter across such a huge portion of the country, rough conditions and the next storm brewing out across parts of the west, heavy rain towards california is moving toward the four corners with rain and snow and across parts of plains for tomorrow, and by wed, already toward the eastern part of the country, potentially dealing with snow this time out and towards the big cities of the northeast. >> alisyn: it really is winter and you are proving it thanks, rick for that forecast. meanwhile, speaking of wild weather look at this home video. a giant wave of mud rushing through neighborhoods. swallowing everything in its path, this happened north of los angeles, more than four inches of rain fell in less than 24 hours and here's the aftermath. 40 homes, damaged. some of them declared uninhabitable. thankfully, no one was hurt. toyota, now recalling prius hybrids in japan. after problem with their braking systems. the company also telling american dealers, that it will unveil a plan this week to fix brakes on thousands of priuses in the country. and, to help rebuild the reputation, toyota just hired the powerhouse pr firm, the glover park group, the company also releasing a new tv ad campaign, to try to regain customers' trust and new video, of defense secretary robert gates in rome. urging the international community to join together to pressure iran's government to give up its nuclear program. he says he believes there is still time for sanctions to work. the comments come as iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad ordered his country to start producing higher enriched uranium which of course can be used to make a nuclear weapon. new orleans, has a new mayor. as the saints head to the super bowl today, mitch landrieu the brother of mary landrieu is this first white mayor of new orleans, in 30 years. that is since his dad was mayor and he is a democrat, beat out ten other candidates and rode a wave of discontent over the slow pace of katrina recovery and rampant crime. >> the people of new orleans have called us to work hard, so we should accept the call, the people of new orleans have asked us to sacrifice, and so we should. but the only way to do that, is for us to seek, to find, and to secure higher common ground. >> alisyn: he replaces ray nagin who was term limited. those are your headlines. >> dave: democrats fired up down there, in new orleans. and boy, are they electrified for the tea party movement in nashville, where the convention was going on last night and the whole mutual govement got a sho adrenaline when sparah palin tok the podium. >> clayton: like a keynote address or acceptance speech, for some sort of a nomination, of course and she was there, last night, talking about the obama administration, got quite a few barbs in, one of which was the administration needs to stop blaming the former administration. take a listen: >> you know, considering the recent conservative elections sweep it is time they stopped blaming everyone else, when you are 0 for 3 you better stop lecturing, and start listening. [cheers and applause]. >> the only place that the left has not placed the blame is on their agenda. >> 0 for 3, being the two gubernatorial races in virginia and new jersey and the massachusetts senate race, where scott brown won. >> alisyn: she hit on one of the critiques of president obama, that you have heard before and that is, that he can be a little academic. a little profess sorely and lacking in passion about some things and she touched on that. >> the events surrounding the christmas day plot reflect the kind of thinking that led to september 11th, and that threat is -- the threat then as the uss cole was attacked, our embassies were attacked, it was treated like an international crime spree and not an act of war and we are seeing that mindset again in washington and that scares me for my children, and your children, treating this like a mere law enforcement matter, places our country at grave risk. because, that is not how radical islamic extremists are looking at this. they know we're at war. and to win that war, we need a commander-in-chief. not a professor of law, standing at the lectern. >> dave: she hit the president hard, saying this is a charismatic man with' teleprompter and the tea party movement different need a liter though she's emerged as that saying the movement should grow and the republicans should embrace the tea party movement. >> clayton: she basically hit both parties, really hard. democrats and republicans, and in this machine mentality for politics and also invoked scott brown a number of times, saying that this -- everyone should pay attention to the scott brown victory in massachusetts and invoked ronald reagan on his 99th birthday, talk about his legacy in the conservative movement but, this sort of reflects the underpinning of what the republican party is going through now. because, "new york times," catalogue and others how the republicans are folding into their party, the tea party activists, and candidates, as they try to elect 20 different candidates in the tea party, and it's not as easy as it may seem. you have newt gingrich-style republicans, and conservatism and what is emerging out of the tea party conservatives conservatives and they are trying to mesh them and i don't know they go hand-in-hand. >> alisyn: she hit on all of the themes and we'll play more for you and brian kilmeade is doing what he loves to do most. he's basically causing trouble down at the super bowl, as far as we can tell! brian, what is going on down there? >> reporter: you will love this story, guys, first off, when you go to a super bowl usually it is a once in a lifetime experience unless you work it like i have had the privilege and i'll introduce to two guys that have been at every, single super bowl, every year, as a once in a lifetime experience, they are tom and don and what do you mean you have been at every one. >> it is true, one of those things, i thought it might turn into something big, world series of football and here we are still doing it. >> reporter: and tom you didn't know each other then but what don is holding in his hand is... >> super bowl i program but it wasn't called that, it was called the world championship game. >> reporter: just a dollar and now it is worth i would say a lot more, and don didn't want to take it out of the bag and tom, for you, you know -- always loved football but when did you say i'll go every year for 44 years. >> actually, first two years i had tickets given to me and, working in chicago for the airlines, and the third one, i couldn't get a ticket and i knew players and i came down because of joe namath, he was a local legend in pittsburgh and played against my high school and i had to come down and got a ticket for $12, two hours before the game. >> reporter: and they met at super bowl xiv on the line to see the johnny carson show, and look at what don took off his wall, and is this right? look, you got the packers, the chiefs... >> super bowl i, i was age 29 and this is the most significant game of all when the jets... and that is the colts, and changed the game. >> reporter: you guys met each other at super bowl xiv, correct? where were you together in these shots. >> down here is at tom's house and here, we're at the buckhead diner at super bowl xxxiv and over here, is super bowl xxxvii in san diego and these are the other members of our group, two members of the group that are still back in bed. >> they don't want to go, there are four of us... >> four now, the group is shrinking. >> but your determination is definitely something that people salute. when did you -- did you realize then it would be soon a national had? >> no. >> there was no way to predict it was a national holiday. >> i said something earlier, you used to find the players in the local bars... >> reporter: after a game. >> after the game and that couldn't happen today. >> and, they used to call their own plays, and, today, every play is called by the coach or something. >> and tom, if they had -- they would call you, you have seen so much football you should be calling the game. thanks for coming down! scaling three flights of stairs to tell your story, and i want to catch up with us next year, tom, from pittsburgh and don -- >> from maine. >> originally rhode islander. i have to say hello to my wife, coming back to florida, in three weeks, to celebrate our 50th anniversary. >> and you'll go back with a smile on your face, because you remembered to say hello to her. >> i live in tampa now. >> reporter: thanks, saints, colts -- >> go saints! >> go saints. >> reporter: i guess they have -- i have to get going, i can't get you guys to quit. >> alisyn: they are still talking! >> reporter: still going! >> alisyn: wonderful, met at super bowl xiv. >> dave: romantic. >> clayton: sweet, coming up, how would you like your property taxes slashed by 30%. >> alisyn: yes! >> clayton: you don't pay property tax, the governor of indiana did that, mitch daniels here live with a lesson for the obama administration. >> alisyn: the underwear bomber gave up critical information even though he was read his miranda rights but is it still a good idea to mirandize suspected terrorists? 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[dinner bell chimes] high quality ingredients like wild alaskan salmon in a delicate broth, without by-products or fillers. fancy feast appetizers. celebrate the moment. >> welcome back. governor mitch daniels is in miami for the super bowl, but it is not all about football, for the indianapolis colts fan. daniels conducted several economic development meetings in an effort to stimulate growth, in his state of indiana. good morning to you, governor, thanks so much for being here. >> hi, dave. >> dave: today all about football for you but i know this week, the subject really turns to jobs for the obama administration, and for congress. they are asking for a $30 billion program, to get jobs going, money that comes from the t.a.r.p. funds, what do you think of the plan that the obama administration is trying to get through congress, versus what you have done, and -- in your state of indiana? >> not much, honestly. i say that is somebody who a year ago didn't criticize the idea of trying to act nationally, stablized the financial markets and so forth, but, i think that the -- what we have seen over the last few months, has done little or nothing, nothing i can measure in terms of really putting people back to work, much more about congress, in its usual way and endeavoring to create this illusion that they are helping and at this point i wish they would observe the hippocratic oath and let the economy heal itself and if they do something, something macro, as opposed to micro interventions, appliances, and cars and so forth. >> in lay terms, what do you think owe administration ought to do to get jobs going if not by taking $30 billion and pouring it into tax cuts and small business loans? what should they do to get jobs moving? >> first, quit the -- threatening either implicitly or directly, to add taxes and more costs and uncertainty, to the economy, energy taxes as well as this others are talking about. and if threatening anything, lowering the payroll tax for example, something that cuts across the whole economy, but, frankly the most i think menacing, near and long term problem we have is this debt overhang which they've done so much to multiply and showing they are serious about that and would rather see them retire the t.a.r.p. funds and lower the debt by that amount, and retire the funds that had been appropriate operated and haven't been spent yet and show the world and the world markets that america is not mindlessly going to head off a cliff, that of debt, that just mathematically we could never sustain. >> dave: critics might point out on the other side, you were the budget director for president bush and you may have gotten the whole ball rolling, because of course they had a budget surplus, when bush came in and a deficit when he went out. george will wrote this morning you ought to run with paul ryan and another budget hawk from wisconsin. how would you answer those critics they say we got the whole big government ball rolling? >> i didn't have a vote in congress. we routinely sent them -- and by the way, republicans were as guilty as democrats and budgets they added a lot of money to, and you know, no one was less happy than i was, to see the return of deficits, coming out of the recession, and that is what happened and you know, they are minuscule by comparison to what we face today and what we will face if the current program goes forward. >> dave: let's talk football a little bit, and it is super bowl sunday and you have a bet with louisiana governor bobby jindal and we talked to him on friday, and he said you have agreed to run the colts flag and he'll run the colts flag and you run the saints flag depending on who wins and governor o'malley of maryland, he had the same bet an what he did is waved the flag of the baltimore colts, so do you believe governor joinedal is a man of his word? and will fly the colts flag if payton is successful. >> i know bobby to be a man of honor and he will, yes. i made the suggestion to governor o'malley, because our team had a little trouble getting respect when it goes out there. and unfortunately, he didn't live up to it. but yeah, i thought we ought to have something that hurts more than food you didn't pay for, and so whatever happens today, i know either bobby or i will live up to the letter of the wager. >> dave: good luck and thanks for being here. more "fox & friends" in a couple of minutes. >> help me... >> yes. i'll pay attention. >> coming up we know he's cooperating with the feds, giving valuable intel and what happens next with this guy, the underwear bomber? >> alisyn: jeanine pirro is this host of. >> judge jeannine" and is here with us now. and great to see you, i was surprised to read in the research you think he should have been a candidate for a military tribunal and you are a judge, a former d.a., and of all people should believe in our criminal justice system and how effective it can be. >> i believe in that for people who are deserving of constitutional rights and the laws are clear, the military commission act of 2006 allowed for the prosecution of these people in military tribunals, and the granting of constitutional rights to these people who do not deserve them, who are illegal, enemy combatants, that is not something that we need to give them. do you want them tried in your neighborhood? i don't want them tried ein min and the whole approach to this thing is backwards and we got this guy, umar farouk abdulmutallab and decide to grant him constitutional rights and give him his right to remain silent and within 15 minutes he decides to remain silent and we shut down an opportunity to get actionable intelligence and if he's an enemy combatant, you keep questioning him until you get what you needed. >> you said we decided to give him constitutional rights. that is not anyone's decision, because he landed in detroit by our u.s. constitution, he then is afforded those rights, isn't that true. >> no. no. the crime occurred before he got to the united states. he was on an airline full of passengers from amsterdam and trained in nigeria. yemen, i should say. this is a guy who wanted to blow up an airplane of americans and other people and we want to give him the right to remain silent and the administration admits it made a mistake, because then it sends the fbi agents to nigeria to get his family, please, please, can you get him to talk now? and then the coupe de gras is when the administration says we got him to talk now and that is basically shutting down the intelligence, a schizophrenic approach to the war on terror and politicizing the war on terror to get the public and the world to think we're great people. >> alisyn: as you know, sometimes even after being mirandized people still sing like canaries and you never know which criminal will give you information and he has. we know and doesn't it comfort you because his family was brought in, he has given up -- >> no, it does not comfort me. it is an admission by the administration they made a mistake, 50 minutes of interrogation was only focused on getting enough evidence for the crime they charged him with as opposed to getting intelligen intelligence, any guy who decides to give up his right to remain silent, establish it and make it clear-cut because the judge will suppress it anyway. >> it sounds like a giant morass and swamp to begin with. the bush administration nef managed to take any of these guys and president them through a military tribunal who were caught in the u.s. and originated overseas and were caught on foreign fields, and doesn't this speak to the mess we're currently in. >> no, it doesn't -- >> clayton: is there a clear answer. >> this administration was clear they were enemy combatants and we'll keep them at guantanamo and ksm was ready to plead. it is obama, the obama administration said, bring them back to new york, let's try him in your neighborhood or mine, try him in washington and let obama and eric holder -- >> clayton: aren't you glad you have this job instead of theirs. >> no, i would be clear on what i was doing. >> alisyn: you disagree with -- disagreed with every, single question we asked. great to see you, thanks for coming on with your fiery opinions about all of this. >> clayton: and eyeing the cup cakes and we have a lot of super bowl food, thanks, jeannine, coming up, on the show, this video is extraordinary, how three people managed to glide to safety after two planes clipped one another, in mid-air. >> alisyn: goodness and then, a new pink ouji board has christians seeing red. we report, you decide. >> clayton: and we're tailgating all morning long courtesy of party city. and fire house subs. they are all here. we have so much food. more "fox & friends," two minutes away. look at the line out there! host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: is ed "too tall" jones too tall? host: could switching to geico 15% or more on car insurance? host: does a ten-pound bag of flour make a really big biscuit? >> welcome back, here's sowing don't see every day, your shot of the morning, drivers in houston had a hard time trying to merge with a horse running down the highway the middle of the afternoon! >> alisyn: my goodness! >> clayton: hello, the animal fell from a moving trailer and you can tell, it is galloping and was not seriously hurt and they put a blindfold on it and played pin the tail on the dongky. >> no, they didn't! >> clayton: they grabbed this animal and took it to the side of the road and the driver said he had no idea the horse fell out. >> i envision a diehard scene and somebody comes out of the truck and rides the horse and pulls out a gun. >> alisyn: that is tomorrow's shot of the morning. >> clayton: that is how your mind works. in the meantime, your headlines and let us tell us what is happening, missouri senator kit bond is fuming after he says the white house released sensitive information about umar farouk abdulmutallab and he joined us earlier on "fox & friends" to talk about it. >> the white house laying out the fact that he had thought... it may have made them political points, but it constricted -- seriously hampered the ability of the intelligence community to get a meaningful follow-up. >> alisyn: he says the white house had no business announcing to the public that the suspect had given authorities intelligence about other terror threats and white house press secretary robert gibbs says no classified information was given away. he wants an apology from senator bond, who refused on our air. beside being the featured speaker at the tea party convention in nashville last night, former vice presidential candidate sarah palin also found time to sit down with chris wallace for this morning's edition of "fox news sunday," and she once again hammering the president's policy over what she perceives as weakness in the war on terror. >> we are in war. these are acts of war these terrorists are committing. we need to treat them a little bit differently than an american who is worthy, an american being worthy of our u.s. constitutional rights. i don't think the terrorists are worthy of our rights. >> alisyn: and you can see the entire interview this morning on fox news sunday with chris wallace, check your local listings. the video is very tough to watch. too small planes collide in flames over colorado leaving all three people on board the planes dead. take a closer look, that is a glider at the top of your screen, carrying three people and it was being towed by one of the planes, that crashed and not only is it cut loose and this pilot is able to fly through the fireball of the crash and land safely and he and his two passengers survived. a wink ouji board listed for girls 8 and over, is riling critics. a christian group, human life international is outraged that it is targeting young girls. the original game is listed for all kids, 8 and above. the group says the game allows girls to talk to spirits, to spell out answers to life kwaegsz, haza questions and hasbro says it is intended for if fun and the guest list is released for the white house super bowl party an on the list, democrat andre carson, brad ellsworth and baron hill of indiana and one republican is coming, joseph gow of louisiana and the only republican to vote yes on the health care bill, how convenient! and ten members of the president's cabinet are also up vital to including janet napolitano and eric holder and corporate america will be represented as well with the ceos of honeywell, kodak and verizon and there were three indiana fans and one saints, or vice-versa. it wasn't split down the middle. >> dave: a couple of folks from louisiana said we have to stay in new orleans and party in new orleans, as much as -- they declined. >> alisyn: as long as the invitations went out fair and balanced. >> clayton: and to rick reichmuth. >> rick: thanks for fire house subs making us too full, too early in the morning, the weather picture, guys, we have had obviously all of the storms and the eastern part of the country looking good including in miami. head out across parts of the west. and it is a different story, dealing with a big storm that pulled in, as you move forward we'll see rain moving around the four corners, snow across the higher elevation, and george, move that forward for me. there you go! this is a storm brewing in across areas of the west we'll be dealing with. and as we move forward again, we'll see how much snow we'll expect, because it will be pretty significant across areas down to the south and panhandle of florida, 3-6 inches, parts of kansas and arkansas and one more thing to talk about, guys as you move forward, a nice picture, it is a rainbow at the daytona international speed we and one super bowl is going on today and next week the super bowl of nascar, and i will be there, all weekend long, my favorite time of the year. guys? >> alisyn: pretty. nice, rick. >> dave: sound good, buddy and sarah palin will there be as well, a guest of honor and will be celebrated there. let's get to miami, where mr. brian kildee, and stephen and smith, as we get closer to game time talking about football, the match you and what it means and who will come out on top. brian, are you with us. >> reporter: hang in there, the great stephen asmith is here, philadelphia enquirer and does the 6:00 to '9 show and thanks for joining us, and one thing that stand out for you, covering all week long, the saints, and the colts. what stood out to you. >> what stood out to me is this difference in personality of the colts and the new orleans saints. indianapolis is all business, following their leader, peyton manning, keep your south shut and be ready to perform on sunday and the saints are trying to gain some kind of psychological advantage, talking smack how they'll put some quote-unquote remember me hits on a guy like peyton manning and bringing attention to the physicality, they are intending to bring to super bowl xliv. >> is it to intimidate him. >> to mess with his head, but it is and exercise in stupidity, when you think of peyton manning, he's the best in the game, think about the rules the sport is implementing into the sport in terms of protecting the quarterback and if you advertise you will be physical is not the smartest thing in the world. >> they beat up kurt warner and brett favre almost hammered into retirement. >> when do you that and advertise that you your agenda is to do the same to peyton manning, he has been touched less and sacked less than any other quarterback and happens to be the best. who specializes in taking you apart like a circuit. stupid. >> i believe drew brees and peyton manning will go down in history like montana and marino, two classics, like elway and brett favre. >> and i don't want to disappoint you, you have to remember when elway went against montana he lost 55-10:and that is not always the greatest sign in the world. >> elway-brett favre. >> when you look at the super bowl, both defenses are suspect, and they have a lot of speed and play makers and force turnovers but give a lot as well and drew brees and peyton manning are specialists at taking a lot. >> every super bowl has controversy and we had it. a guy who could be going to the hall of fame, warn sap in legal trouble. >> it is sad, a woman alleges he put his hands on her and war en sap is saying no. >> and she fell back and bottom line is he's in the news for the wrong reasons and the nfl network yanked him from the super bowl coverage and it is in creditably unfortunate, because -- incredibly unfortunate, because perception is reality. >> and stephen smith, best to you, and we listen to you on fox sports radio, and the philadelphia in queer quireinqu coming up next. >> clayton: a lot of us waiting to last minutes, to put together a super bowl party and we have someone here to show us how to do it and we are eyeing up the food. what do we need to do, last minute. >> first thing, i think you need to do is take a theme and one color, make it simple. the second thing is envision what you want your party to look like. then make a list, concise list, simple, saves time and money and enlister friends, get your spirited nimble friends, i called sheldon to do this and be in the moment and enjoy your friends and party and invite old friends, new friends and enjoy. >> last year i went to dave's house for the super bowl party. >> he didn't invite me... >> clayton: he had a tight gift. it was exclusive and he had a difficult time and ran around with the kids and you want to watch the game. >> absolutely. >> clayton: and enjoy this great food and what did you make here. >> absolutely. thank you very much, and it is simple. you want to make the party so effective and simple. all the goods you have at home, we pulled pork sliders out with leftover buns and the traditional mozarella and sauce and we have a great singginger dressing and we have wings, and we have many different varieties and we have ginger, and we have done this and a wonderful bleu cheese dressing that goes with that as well. and we talk about -- pop into supermarket and we used tostitos and served them with shrimp. >> clayton: thanks, ginger and sheldon. thank you so much, take it away. >> alisyn: right over here. come on over. >> clayton: i'm going out this way. see you guys. >> alisyn: meanwhile, democrats are scrambling to get support for the jobs bill before tomorrow's deadline. is it too little, too late. blue dog democrats, coming up next. >> dave: plus a woman who cried at the end -- cries at the end of every, single movie. no matter happy, nor sad ending and her husband, puts the crying session on the web. how nice, they are both here live, in just a couple of minutes. hi, folks. how are you doing? i'm out here talking about osteoporosis. with osteoporosis, you can still look and feel healthy. i 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(announcer) find out how to get your first full prescription free at advaircopd.com. >> democrats scrambling to get support for a new jobs bill, said to cost upwards of $30 billion and want the -- to fund it with unused t.a.r.p. funds. >> clayton: we're joined by democratic louisiana congressman charlie melonson, nice to see you. >> how are you. >> clayton: doing well and earlier this week it was interesting, you listen to peter orszag ask for more money out of the budget to be targeted for small businesses and i want to play you a sound bite and i didn't think we'd see fire and fireworks during a budget debate. listen: >> one of the lingering problems in our financial markets, however, is access to credit for small businesses. why in this budget -- >> no. no. no. you can't make that type of statement. with any legitimacy. >> okay. >> you cannot make that statement. this is the law. >> clayton: talking about adding more money, taking the specific -- $30 billion in t.a.r.p. funds, for small businesses and you object to that, why? >> well, you know, where we need to go is, if we have leftover funds from t.a.r.p. that says t.a.r.p. is actually working in spite of the fact people were criticizing what was done and i can tell you me experience on the ground here in louisiana is small businesses are still trying to find money, the small banks are still trying to find money. so, the trickle-down that people talked about all these years doesn't work. so, getting money back out, putting people to work, is what we need to do and that is what this is all about. we need to make sure the unemployed get back, get business credits, and to people that will hire the unemployed, and, give them extensions on their benefits until we can get them back to work and in corporations, posting profits, maybe not as hostage a profit as they were before, but, the key to getting the economy going, again, is having people with money in their pockets to spend again, and pay their notes and do what they were used to doing and that is those unemployed people and the good news is we have the unemployment rate on hold, and let's see if we can get it reduced down and that is the objective now. >> dave: congressman, some critics say use the money to pay down the debt and you voted no. to raise the debt ceiling. to increase, blow through or credit limb and so we don't do that. do you believe that we should not -- what should the u.s. do? if we don't increase the debt limit, we could be in big trouble, and we saw what happened in dubai when they tanked after going through their credit ceiling. >> the key that we have been trying to get done, the blue dogs have, we finally succeeded this week and that is paygo and saying if you don't have the money cannot spend it and if you want a new program you have to find this money, you have to cut somewhere else and use that money or you have to start running government like people run their households. if you don't have the money you cannot spend it and that is what has been in for the last decade and we need to get back on fiscal responsible spending habits and that is within thing we accomplish with the paygo being passed this year. i agree that the debt ceiling is a critical concern. but, you know, what we need to do is, we can't keep digging the hole, we have to stop and we have to start filling it back in and getting ourselves out. >> all right, congressman, we appreciate you joining us, this morning, from louisiana, thanks and we have to ask you, before you go. >> dave: what does it mean for new orleans, if your saints win today? >> coming into the city this morning at 6:30, there are people you you -- you cannot find a parking spot around the french quarter and people are so excited and i walked into the grocery store yesterday and that is all the people are talking about, louisiana and the gulf coast is ecstatic about their saints, it is a wonderful experience. something that this entire region needs. after the storms we have experienced. >> clayton: we'll leave it there, thank you so much, congressman, our next guest, listen to this... cries at the end of every movie and her husband posts videos of her crying, on-line. they are both here next. we have serious questions for these guys. with safe, reliable, high-quality vehicles has been our first priority. ♪ in recent days, our company hasn't been living up to the standards that you've come to expect from us or that we expect from ourselves. that's why 172,000 toyota and dealership employees are dedicated to making things right we have a fix for our recalls. we stopped production so we could focus on our customers' cars first. and technicians are making repairs. we're working around the clock to ensure we build vehicles of the highest quality... to restore your faith... in our company. for more information visit toyota.com. >> welcome back here to fox and friends, almost valentine's day and i know it shocks you... that i have a warm spot and i have tech gadgets to give your loved ones, can you believe it? >> alisyn: yes, actually we can. what is the best one. >> clayton: let's dive into it, and remember you make the mix tapes at the last minute. >> alisyn: i love those. >> clayton: a modern day version, take an ipod shuffle and throw your songs on it that you want for them and give it to them and they don't know what songs roll up and you get them engraved also and put a message on the back of it, and i put on, turn on movies as an ipod nano and get it engraved. >> folks at apple will do that. >> clayton: if you order it today or tomorrow, you can get that and also, the message put on the back, and... >> alisyn: if i had a boyfriend that would be great. >> clayton: and, a lot of the women read these, and all read them on the second floor here, get an e-reader and load them up with romance novels and they are great and get them in pink colors and everything else and black or silver or purple and good to go. >> alisyn: love that, what is going on here. >> clayton: take your photos, with the software on your computer, i-photo or snapfish, throw photos together and put it in a hard backed book and get a calendar made of your family, dave. >> dave: smart move, don't have to spend the huge cash. >> alisyn: my husband does these. >> clayton: $3 and look at asis, his and hers laptops and this is incredible, by the designer. kareem rasheed, i never heard -- vivian tam and you can get pink and brown and is designed by one of the world class leading designers. >> dave: look at the size of that. in clayton's purse. >> alisyn: i'll wear it around. >> dave: in your man purse! all of these will be on-line. >> alisyn: coming up next, clayton's favorite story, a woman who cries hysterically at the end of every movie she watches, not even the sappy ones and her husband tapes the crying. here to explain, next. >> is he going to take his father home? 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(sounds of crying]. >> clayton: a husband... >> alisyn: boo-hoo! >> clayton: he watches movies like lord of rings and "star wars" and he posts the videos on-line and we are joined by parker and holly this morning, good to see you both. >> hi. >> clayton: we see the video and showed it yesterday on the show and threw it out to our audience and said, is it real? is holly really crying? and, is parker really filming this or are they putting on a show here? clear the air. holly, are you really crying at the end of "star wars"? >> yeah. of course! but... why not! >> alisyn: but the whole point -- >> did you see the ending? >> clayton: the ewoks are adorable but i don't know if it rises to the level of a "schindler's list." >> let me tell you, at the end where they have the party, and then, anakin sees his son and daughter and he's like a ghost and he comes back, like... how could you not cry? >> alisyn: parker you do what any loving sensitive man would do, you tape your wife and put it on youtube! do you like that your husband does this or would you like him to be a shoulder you can cry on? >> i think he is there for me, when i just need him to hold me, he's definitely there, but, i think it is hilarious he films it and puts it on youtube. everyone can laugh at it. >> clayton: parker, let's bring you in on this and obviously, when -- one of your first dates, you had to have gone on a first date and went to a movie... did you see water boy or something and holly starts crying and you looked over and what in the world is happening and she's crying at this owne end of this. >> the first movie on our first date was ninja turtles and she didn't cry. and this first movie she cried at when hives there was "elf" and... >> clayton: come on! >> santa is trying to lift off and i was holding her and she started twitching and i thought she was having a seizure and i looked over and tears were pouring down her eyes and explained why, why that movie -- i thought this is the funniest thing i have ever seen. so, yeah. >> alisyn: you are just a tender heart, just a big tenderheart and cry at some very odd movies but it provided us with a

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