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"fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ radio >> good morning this morning. it is friday. one more workday and then the weekend. >> i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. we are starting off the workweek in a great way. >> the new shoe bomb warning. it is the same group behind a failed underwear bombing plot on christmas day 2009. an attempt to put bombs on cargo planes back in 2010. the government is saying the latest threat is not specific to a certain slide or time frame but warns the attack could be on flights heading into the u.s. from foreign countries. all of this amid concern over a covert al qaeda plan for terror training in syria. >> the missouri grade school football coach accused of killing 10-year-old hailey owens is scheduled to make his first court appearance today. he is charged with first degree murder and kidnapping. he was taken on tuesday less than three blocks from her house when he wshe was walking back fa friend's house. she had been shot. the suspect worked adds as a teacher as aid. >> one of the men who dearly beat brian stow back in 2011 could be released from jail immediately. as a judge sentencing marvin norwood to four years. he could receive credit for time already served. this offering little solace to his sister. >> you get to live your life as you choose. brian did not choose this. no sentencing to receive. the vicious attack left brian brain damaged and severely disabled. with human error and fatigue to blame and the jet crash that killed two pilots last summer. do you remember this one? they revealed the pilots complained about the company's tiring work schedule at the start of the fatal flight. the pilots made errors crashing into the hillside short of the runway in berming am had a, alabama. >> new overnight the president of the awe crane says a settlement has been reached since new violence there. here's a live look at this hour. a shaky piece an initial truce was claimed earlier this week after one day. bloody street battles left more than 100 dead and nearly 600 wounded. >> another warning for those responsible. >> under mountain pressure to make good of the warnings amid reports that possible sanctions are on the pafast track. >> the white house says president obama is considering his options in dealing with the ukraine quote with some urgency including possible sanctions. biden made it clear the u.s. is prepared to target any sanctions as ukraine officials with violence against the protestors. at the same time the pentagon revealed the ukrainian defense minister is not being called chuck hagel. >> we haven't been able to connect with anybody from the defense ministry there. >> russian president vladmir putin is trying to pull them closer because of the struggling economy. the united nations suggest the u.s.'s response has been much weaker. >> barack obama's rhetoric will continue. they won't have any effect with what's going on with the ukraine. >> he does not see the future of ukraine as part of a cold war chess board. >> molly henneberg live in dc. thank you so much, molly. now to extreme weather. tens of thousands of people all across the midwest are waking up without power after severe storm without rain, hail and twisters. >> this is video outside of jacksonville, illinois. this spot also causing a fiery 13 car pileup that you see there. at least 10 people were hurt. this morning another wound of severe weather is expected. maria molina is tracking the storm for us. >> a little early in the season typically we start to see the peak of the severe weather season in the months of april, may and also june. a little early. we saw over 200 reports of severe weather yesterday in the storm system in the overnight hours and more than 10 of them were reported tornadoes. we saw activity from the gulf coast to the midwest. we see more damaging winds more large hail and possible tornadoes anywhere in parts of northeastern florida through jackson virl the carolinas and mid atlantic. you will be seeing severe storms moving through. you can see areas of heavy rain impacting parts of eastern tennessee and georgia. that line of showers and storms will hit the entire east. we could still be looking at heavy downpours. on the cold side blizzard warnings in effect in south earn minnesota and iowa. gusts 40 miles per hour are possible through out the morning hours today. blowing drifting snow is huge concern and several more inches of snow expected. snow totals anywhere between 6 and 12 inches. locally there will be higher amounts. >> that's a lot of snow. >> thank you. a drug overdose now suspected in the deaths of two navy seals in alabama. they discovered hypodermic needles in the cabin where the two were bunking. they plan to perform an autopsy later this week. it is the ship at the center of the captain phillips saga that was docked in madagascar when the men were discovered. the obama administration is expected to make more cuts to the medicare advantage program siphoning funds from seniors to pay for obamacare. under the cuts seniors will face higher healthcare costs reduce benefits and fewer choices in their health coverage. >> time now for a look at who is talking. backlash raging from a proposal that would let the fcc put so-called researchers in newsrooms all across the country to study how editorial decisions are made. critics say the study is a thinly veiled attempt to regulate editorial content. the government should not be in newsroom ality all. >> if you are a broadcast license you are not going to feel it is voluntary if you have to answer a battery of questions. >> charles krauthammer explains why everyone should be skeptical. >> if government were to bring anything i would bring a tester to taste it. this is a study you have seen regulate the media. it has the power to ruin you overnight. any question to that is never innocent. >> it is a million dollars they are paying for this study. they are actually telling us that if there are changes that have to be made it is going to increase costs. that is going to cost the taxpayers even more money. not only are we infringing on american's rights as a country and the ability for free speech but we are actually making the taxpayers pay father for it as well. >> tom wheeler says they are addressing concerns about the study by reworking some of the questions. t mobile ringing in a new offer infinite upgrades. of course there's a catch. lorne simonetti is here to explain. >> happy friday. there's always a catch. t mobile will let customers use this $10 a month jump program upgrade their phones any time but you have to pay the phone's cost first. at least half of it. the new offer eliminates the previous limit of two upgrades a year. t mobile is extending this incentive to cab lets as well. it's that time of the year for spring break. if you are looking to get out of dodge hopefully some place warm you may be surprised most spring break air fares are lower than last year. average air fare from boston many cities in florida fell in the double digits last year. new york to cancun avenuing 440 bucks. that's a 20 percent savings from last year. honolulu will set you back the same. philadelphia to dallas 1 are -- $135. that's a savings of 66 percent. highly recommended job in america according to the salary data provider pay scale paid 34,000 a year. that job is optician. the reason it is recommended it is below average stress, plenty of flexibility and apparently that seems to be more important than pay. >> flexibility. that's important. >> thank you, loren. have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> 12 minutes after the top of the hour. coming up it is the last thing he said to a 911 operator before becoming the victim of a deadly road rage attack. >> why police are now releasing his final call for help. >> a mother and a child walk into a convenience store hoping to grab something and go. instead they run into a barrel of a gun. >> ramping up efforts to catch a road ridage killer. 9911 call police want you to hear. >> good morning. here's what we want everyone to know. this is the last moments of timothy davidson's life. he was making a 1400 mile trip home from maine to florida. it was sometime before 2:00 a.m. someone began firing him firing off shots. davidson called once but lost the connection when crossing into pennsylvania from maryland. he then called back sounding surprisingly calm. >> were you the one that called about the ford ranger, right? >> yeah, yeah, the one that just hit me. >> the driver eventually slammed into his suv forcing him off the road. the suspect then shot him to death. davidson was found by maryland police 10 minutes later. police are looking for a 1993 to 1997 dark blue or black ford ranger pickup truck similar to the one here. there's damage to the driver side and asked repair shops and insurance companies to be on the lookout. call 1-800-428 be-tips. or 1-800-472-8247. there's a 20,000 thousand dollars reward offered. >> an american indian tribal office in california. the accused shooter was in court at the cedarville ranch tribal office for an evictions hearing when she pulled out a gun. 44-year-old sherry rose and her son were being kicked out of their settlement. the two survivors are in critical condition. a man has been convicted in a accident who killed usher's stepson. he was found guilty of homicide by vessel for the crash that killed the 11-year-old and left another teen severely injured. the boat hubbard was driving hit a group of children as they were being towed by inner tubes. hubbard's attorney argues it was a tragic accident but was not linked to recklessness. people in iowa are allowed to go back into their homes after being evacuated because of a fire. the order was issued because of concerns about the chemicals inside the burning fertilizer plant. part of the town was already shut down because of the snow. it was an unlucky parking spot because that car tipped into a sink hole after the pave. crumbled below because of a water main break. the water was turned off for repairs. thankfully nobody injured. >> a lot of sink holes. >> should there be one set of rules for parenting? if one lawmaker has his way parents could be forced to go to state mandated parenting classes and if they don't their child won't advance to the next school grade. the new bill is in the works and creating a lot of controversy. >> it is crazy. you learn on the job. it teaches you how to parent. >> you need a license to fish but any one can be a pair revenlt there are really bad parents out there. >> is this fine or over the line? send your comments to us facebook, twitter or e-mail foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will read some of those later in the show. >> coming up he just proposed a zero tolerance law for speeding in the big apple. do as i say not as i do. what the suv was caught doing. >> classic car found 30 years ago is returned to the rightful owner. >> the current 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where they are sitting. >> sara highland is assaulted while in the trip to australia. 29-year-old in aed dam lasmith is known for hunting down celebrities asking for autographs and pictures. 23-year-old hyland who plays on the documentary tv show tweeted this sorry to all of the fans outside of the event i didn't get to say hi to. i had to leave during an inappropriate touch of a fan. >> it has been an amazing month for newly engaged christina aguilera. snou ♪ >> that's what is coming after nearly a week after announcing her ingaugement to long time boyfriend matthew rutler. she is expecting baby number 2. >> it took three decades but a northern california man finally has his stolen car back and it looks better than ever. the 57 chevy bel air disappeared from his driveway back in 1984. 30 years later well son keep got a shocking phone call. the retired mechanic says it has had a lot of milk done work don it. >> if you borrow something return it in better shape than it was. >> it is a 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pradaxa side effects include indigestion, stomach pain, upset, or burning. if you or someone you love has afib not caused by a heart valve problem... ...ask your doctor about reducing the risk of stroke with pradaxa. >> good morning. it is february 2nd ist. the winter warm-up turning the highway into demolition derby. >> mother nature is not finished yet. maria molina tracking more wlr on the way. >> a baby stops breathing in the car while in bumper to bumper traffic. what action his aunt took. >> why carrie underwood and kelly clarkston are heading to court. fox and friends first starts right now. corn ♪ >> it is february 21st. a look live outside the fox news studios in new york city. welcome to "fox & friends first" i am heather childers. thank you so much for bakiwakin early. the shoe bombing wakes up in yemen. it is the same group behind the failed underwear bombing plot in 2009 and an attempt to put bombs on cargo planes in 2010. the government saying the latest threat isn't specific to a certain flight or time frame but warns the attack could be on flights headed into the u.s. from foreign countries. all of this amid concern over a co certificate al qaeda plan to recruit american and european terror training in syria. the missouri grade school football coach accused of killing hailey will be arraigned today. he is charged with first degree murder and kidnapping. she was taken tuesday less than two blocks from her home as she walked back from her friend's house. her body was found in woods' basement. he worked as a teacher's aid and football coach for the school district for 16 years. one of the men nearly beat brian snow to death outside dodger stadium back in 2011 could be released from jail immediately. the judge sentencing him to four years but he could receive credit for time already served. it offers little releaief from e sister. >> you get to live your life as you choose. brian didn't choose this. no sentencing he receives will ever be long enough. eventually he will be released. it left him so brain damaged and severely disabled. >> the former acting director of the krshgcia, did he lie about benghazi. two on senate select intelligence says michael morrell gave an account of his role that was often misleading and deliberately false. the main issue is the role he played in producing the administration's law talking point about the fatal attacks on u.s. facilities in benghazi on september 11th, 2012. after he provided the lawmakers who investigated them. a ray of hope possibly in kiev. the president of the ukrainian announcing a settlement has been released to stop the violence. there are new reports of gun fire in the capital. here's a live look for you at this hour. it fell apart after just one day. bloody street battles leaving 100 dead this week and nearly 600 wounded. late last night the obama administration issued another warning there would be consequences for those responsible. >> the chaos in the ukraine is putting pressure on president obama to wield more than rhetoric amid reports possible sanctions are on the fast track. elizabeth prann is live for us in washington with more on that. good morning, elizabeth. >> you are right. military options are off the table while dealing with this crisis in the ukraine. ohhed administration officials did not rule out economic sanctions. >> i think given the violence that we saw overnight in the ukraine i think it is fair to say that the options available to the president are being considered an emergency. >> the president stressing he remains firm with russian president vladmir putin about the disagreements when it comes to free speech the right to peacefully assemble and right to free elections. the soviet republic are under his control. >> i don't think there's any secret on that. >> as far as coulding gres vice president biden did speak with ukrainian president victorian cove vich. there could be additional sanctions. the administration has made strong acts dealing with syria. the defense secretary chuck hagel has been counting his counterpart in the ukraine but no one is answering the phones. >> if no one answers our calls in the defense ministry is a sign of how weak and irrelevant they have become. >> the house ministry says at least 75 people have been killed tuesday afternoon by far the worse violence we have seen in ukraine since it crumbled weeks ago. >> time to look who is talking. this morning former pentagon official michael reuben, he says vladmir putin doesn't take president observe seriously. he doesn't want to tolerate the united states influence in the ukraine or anywhere else. what happens in kiev doesn't stay in kiev. we have to show them which ae a willing to have their back. >> now to extreme weather. tens of thousands of people across the midwest waking up without power after a severe storm brought rain, hail and twisters. this is captured outside of jacksonville, illinois. this caused a 13 car pileup. at least 10 people were hurt. another round of severe weather. this system powerful moving eastward and it produced 200 reports of severe weather across parts of the midwest. we are expecting severe weather across sections of northern florida, georgia, carolinas and up into the mid atlantic. strong to severe storms especially this afternoon and this evening. that would be east across parts of kentucky, tennessee and parts of georgia. it will be slow for you early this morning out there. you are going to need an umbrella. if you live in the areas have a way to get the weather warnings. you get a tornado warning or severe thunderstorm warning issued to your area. otherwise further north and west as we have winter warnings associated with this same storm system. it is producing significant snowfall totals out here between 6-12 inches expected. the national weather service added another statement to some of these advisories are stating that roads are reportedly blocked by grids in parts of southeast minnesota and portions of iowa. no travel advised out here. please be safe and several more inches of snow expected today. gusts to 45 miles per hour heather and ainsley. >> be careful if you are affected out there. >> bill de blash yo's suv was seen blowing through a pair of stop signs. the two suv's did not signal when changing lanes either. the incident happened two-days after the mayor announced a sweeping street safety plan which includes a ep pro pose sal to lower the city wide street limit. >> a father son rescue mission in minnesota after seeing a facebook post about two dear that were stuck on a frozen lake. this father son duo found the dear and dragged them back to the show with a hoover craft. it is going viral. go pro is using this footage for the company's commercial. >> the time is 39 minutes after the hour. cheerios making changes to eliminate some chemicals. >> a baby stuck not breathing in a car while his mother is stuck in bumper to bumper traffic. what the aunt did 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charges accused of stealing millions of dollars in a hollywood movie scam. they ran a tem marketing call center starring big name actors. they stole $5 million from 140 million people. stars like kelly clarkson and carrie underwood are suing sony music for unpaid royalties. they filed the suit saying sony had under paid royalties for digital streams of music by the stars from the show's early season. >> the jobs immortalized on a u.s. postal stamp next year. the apple co founder who died from cancer will join many other icons for limited release stamps. it is in donesign development. won't know what it looks like for a while. >> many are wondering how we can trust the agency and if the agency is equipped for the obamacare penalty. we have the story. >> good morning to you ainsley. shocking findings from if the latest inspector general reports from the irs. the agency is not ready to manage the affordable care act. they found loopholes to get out of paying taxes itself. taking improper tax exemptions for travel. travel records involve 31 top execs who receive an average reimbursement of more than 51,000 dollars. they recommended the irs document the protocol for travel and vetting out reminder about travel policy is barely a tap on the wrist. if they can't manage their own employees how can they manage employees who are not signing up for obamacare. the deadline is march 31st. >> have a great weekend. >> you, too. >> the time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. state governments telling banks to send the law up in smoke so they can cash in on the pot business. twho trumps two, the feds or the saturday? >> or what one pro golfer hit that left him cringing and calling for emt's. >> check in with brian. >> good morning, handsome. >> i said to you and heather a little let down here. i will tell him the good news. the prompter doesn't h up there. >> watch his back. >> let me tell you who is coming up on the show. on fox and friends the decorated ma navy vet saying he was fired for replacing a tattered flag. his ex employer is speaking out, too. richard petty is here plus daryl waltrip providing his own transportation. the mom who thought she was having triplets ended up with quadruplets and will keep all of the children. geraldo rivera will be playing himself and kevin mccarthy will be talking about movies. slowly bring up the music throw in the animation and say good-bye to me. ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. eartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! eartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> up in 1340ek. washington and colorado allowing recreational use of marijuana. what's happening to the millions of dollars coming from the sales. it is illegal to sell pot under federal law. should they follow state or federal laws. wjuk reporter tries to get some answers. >> this isn't illegal, is it? >> which part? it is under state law not federal law. >> it trumps state law, doesn't it? oo it is legal in the state of colorado. >> not in the united states of america. >> it is safe in the united states of america. >> both constitutions are in conflict. the federal law prohibits the sale of marijuana. they that as illicit money, don't want to be caught in money laundering so they won't take our money. >> we're concerned that someday because of the cash heavy nature of this business there will be violence. >> y'all didn't think this out too clearly, did you? what's colorado doing? >> i think we have to wait for congress to act. we don't like reaching that conclusion. >> congress can't even get a budget together. >> i know. i'm as frustrated with the inability of our congress to act as anyone. >> attorney general eric holder issued guidelines to banks that might handle money from legal marijuana sellers. lawmakers in two states hoping to butt out smoking in young people by raising the age to buy tobacco. a proposal in utah and colorado which have some of the nation's lowest smoking rates would treat tobacco like alcohol and raise the age to 21. several more votes are needed in both states to make it happen. the makers of cheerios and grape nuts try to get rid of genetically modified ingredients but then they find out they took away the nutrients too. in cheerios removing g.m.o.'s tkopd the daily value of vitamin b from 25% to 2%. grape nuts no longer has vitamins a, d, b-12 and b-2. the f.d.a. says vitamins typically made through corn are tough to certify as gmo-3. more stress brings more headaches. according to a new study there is a clear link between the amount of stress in your life and how often you experience a headache. researchers followed more than 5,000 participants for two years and found the greater the stress in a person's life the more intense and the more frequent their headaches. incredible pictures to show you capturing the dramatic moments when a baby stopped breathing during traffic along a busy miami freeway. the woman got out of the car and then she started performing mouth to mouth on her five-month-old nephew. that is when a news photographer who was driving behind her immediately got out of his car and ran to find police. >> she popped out of that car. that moment is frozen in my mind. and then screaming for help. when i went looking for help, there was help right there. >> i was like i can't let this happen. >> the emotion in those pictures. the officer and another good samaritan, they managed to get the baby breathing before emergency responders arrived to take him to the hospital. the baby who had been born prematurely is thankfully we can tell you okay. child's life literally changed forever. six minutes until the top of the hour? are you unhappy? it could be because of the state you call home. the happiest states in america revealed. >> can you ever really prepare for this? one lawmakers wants to make parenting classes a must or your child will be held back a grade. it is about two minutes till the top of the hour. before you leave the house here's what's happening today. craig michael wood, the missouri grade school coach accused of killing ten-year-old hailey owens is making his first court appearance on murder and kidnapping charges. efforts to catch a road rage killer ramping up in pennsylvania. police looking for the driver of a 1993 to 1997 ford ranger either dark blue or black in the january murder of timothy davidson. the new shoe bomb warning linked to al qaeda terrorists in yemen. >> time to look at the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. north dakota is now america's happiest state. the unhappiest state is west virginia. the rankings based on work environment, health and access to food and water. the bad. police tackling a guy accused of cutting down an american flag near city hall in santa barbara, california now charged with vandalism and resisting arrest. the ugly. when you play golf in the desert watch out for the jumping cacti. one spectator in arizona finding out the hard way. the spectator falling backwards into the prickly clutches of a cactus. we told you about the new york lawmaker who introduced a bill that would force elementary school parents to attend parenting class. if they don't go children could be held back. we asked is this fine or over the line. susan tweeted don't punish kids for bad parenting. classes won't help. you either are or are not a good parent. genie tweeted there is no one size fits all parenting method. thanks so much for watching us today. have a great weekend. >> we'll see you back here monday. "fox & friends" starts here now. goodbye. good morning. it's friday, february 21. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the f.c.c. wants to access our news room. but even a commissioner at the agency thinks this is a bad idea. and he was appointed by president obama. >> if you're holding a broadcast license that the f.c.c. issues you're not going to feel like it is entirely voluntary if you have to answer a battery of questions in this study. >> what is really going on here? we report. you decide. >> this olympic gold medalist is happily married with a two-year-old daughter so why did nbc just label his lifestyle alternative? it's crazy. >> he got fired for replacing a tattered f