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trophies in all of sports. and the trophy, bar number. >> clayton: we'll debate that. we're live from indianapolis, "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ >> all right. we'll debate that. >> dave: there's some nevada caucus numbers, but first, yeah, clayton's stating the fact that the lombardi trophy is not the most hallowed trophy in all of sports for me, bar none, not even close, more of a blow yaut than the nevada caucus. >> 43, 26 nom over newt gingrich. >> we'll debate that and i was saying, i don't know that it's the stanley cup, even the world series trophy. and literally, the world series, one of the great world series. >> dave: not to take anything away from any other sport, but it's the lombardi trophy and it is super bowl, sunday, folks, thanks for being here. >> alisyn: oh, it is super bowl sunday? it's a different debate. i thought we were going to start with college and update you on what happened last night as expected, mitt romney won nevada. >> let's he go live to las vegas this morning for our own casey stegall is standing by with the latest on this and people are probably aassume having parties and were you up there late on the strip tallying up the results. >> it's nighttime, they're still out. >> yeah, they're still out at 3 a.m. here in las vegas and got to love being live on the strip as all of the drunks are spilling out of the casinos. no rell surprises as you talked about, mitt romney was projected to easily sweep the state as he did yesterday. conflicting reports about the voter turnout and the state g.o.p. chair is telling us they expect more people to come out to caucus than they did in 2008. and a little more than 44,000 people who came out in 2008. but we're hearing about dismal attendance in some areas, particularly up in reno where 6700 voters showed up, down from the 11 to 14,000 who turned out in '08. ap martin county, includes las vegas, is down and many are blaming a confusing process for the lower than expected turnout and then there is this, a raucous a caucus, yes, tempers flaring at the special sundown caucus for observant jews who would not break the sabbath. and some would-be attendees were upset. were upset for being required to affirm their religious beliefs and no one was hurt or anything. ron paul easily winning that special sundown caucus although he came in third in the overall race and i know you guys are going to break down the numbers and have reaction from all the candidates right after this report. >> alisyn: all right. casey, thanks so much for the update. you can hit a buffet now. >> dave: buffet, baby. >> alisyn: and let's talk about it, so, romney, by the way, correct me if i'm wrong, only 25% of the precincts so far and-- and this is not in. 6 a.m. eastern time. >> alisyn: there was a change and as santorum learned in iowa sometimes things change. >> dave: this is by far the biggest county in nevada, bar far. the number is not in. second place could change. >> clayton: yeah, right now that second place is newt gingrich at 26 and ron paul at 8%. >> alisyn: rick santorum, 13%. >> clayton: she could shift. 45% of the precincts at this hour and remember they closed did clark county and the folks went to sleep not up tallying the votes in clark county and that's interesting, the largest counties haven't been able to report in with the numbers. >> alisyn: they think that accounts for half of the votes. let's list them. mitt romney is the predicted winner and took to the podium to give his victory, let's listen. >> what defines us as americans is our convictions that things must be better. that conviction guides this campaign. it's rallied millions of americans to our cause, including tens of thousands of nevadaens who gave me their support today and i thank them. like high school colleagues and the fact who think they know better, president obama demonizing and denigrates almost every section of our economy. i'll make it for entrepreneur, innovators, unlike other people running for president, i know just how to do that. if i'm elected president, my priority will be worrying about your job, not saving my own. >> clayton: look at the numbers with 45% of the precincts. romney, a resounding win for him across the board. it wasn't as high as 2008 and john mccain of course, third in nevada in 2008. ron paul beat john mccain we know how the nomination ended up. wondering, where does newt go from here. and by all accounts, he's had a bad week. snafus and the. >> dave: failed photo op with the governor. >> clayton: right, the trump endorsement somewhere. leaked out he was getting the endorsement. >> dave: i think it got more bizarre, when instead of giving the disaster loss in nevada and decided to hold a press conference, granted middle of the night on the east coast. even in nevada around midnight. a press conference going back and forth with campaign reporters, which is not what we come to expect. here is some of what he said. >> primary kay, caucus day, the romney headquarters in boston sends out the rumor they believe i'll withdraw. and i'm not going to withdraw. we got together for a practical reason, i was surprised by the degree to which establishment has closed ranks and made quite clear they're desperate over the prospect of a gingrich presidency. >> alisyn: well, he said he's not going anywhere, as you heard. in fact, the upcoming caucuses and primaries will be interesting. minnesota coming up, that's not a loss and not a loss for romney. >> as is michigan, as is arizona. >> alisyn: minnesota is one of the wild cards, that evangelicals, and newt gingrich could do well him. >> dave: a wild card by definition. you think it's interested that newt gingrich mentioned the high mormon population in nevada. that is unlike more presidential candidates and to be clear, 25% is big in nevada of the electorate. and take it out and mitt romney had a decisive win almost 20 points without the mormons. >> clayton: and sick santorum, could finish fourth in nevada and focused all in for missouri and basically his big focus and says he's in there. that's not on the map. no delegates are in missouri. it it could be a beauty contest between he and mitt romney because newt gingrich isn't on the ballot there. even though the delegates don't count. could be the first time provings he' the anti-romney. if he's still sticking with it. >> barack obama will destroy and pick each one of them apart. he'll pick apart someone that he doesn't care the very core. what person running for bubble office would say he doesn't care about the very poor. i'd be critical of barack obama for only 99%, our candidates' for less, how about a candidate who is for 100% of the people. >> in fact, i'm the person who's best able to win the election and i've said from the beginning. he's someone who doesn't throw away some of the biggest issues of the campaign, health care, cap and trade, all of those issues are on the table. mitt romney as the romney, doesn't afford to have one, two hands behind their backs. >> he went right from nevada to colorado and had to change, presto chango and went from colorado to i think, minnesota, where he is this morning and going to a church service, i thought he was going to be paying a visit today to the sweater vest factory. >> clayton: that was yesterday. >> alisyn: this guy can go from one thing to another. >> clayton: let's take a look at some of this last night. how the folks in nevada voted. and it isn't a big number who vote bud, many, many more in the caucus, what were the big strengths going in for mitt romney. can he beat president obama? overwhelmingly 73% of the folks there said he could. >> the electability. >> and the economy voters, obviously, they're north of 12% unemployment, nevada 58. some of the homes underwater and nine out of ten mormons did vote for mitt romney in that state, but he still would have won decisively without them voting at all. what was most interesting to see how he fared with very conservative voters and mitt romney again comes out op top and also did well with the tea party voters. >> alisyn: and i also want to say entrance polls, talked about, they're different than before the caucus. and other than going to the polling booth, their arm can be twisted in a caucus. what you say going in, it can change with pressure from some of the-- >> that's the whole point of the caucus, and you're there for-- and all the time in iowa they go in one notion and come out with a different notion, do that all the time. and interesting to hit the very conservative entrance poll and this is interesting for me, who is the true conservative. and romney came in last, in fourth place with 5%. ron paul came out on top as the true conservative and that had to hurt rick santorum a little bit. >> alisyn: absolutely. another interesting constituency. family income under $30,000, and that's considered under the poverty level and nevada has the highest unemployment in the country. with those voters, ron paul wins and romney who, as you know, a hard time because he said he wasn't concerned about the poorest of the poor this we week. >> dave: will that hurt mitt romney and didn't hurt him overall. independent voters paul does very well, and win the general. there is seemingly a little bit of an alliance between ron paul and mitt romney and an interesting article and even this week, ron paul came out and defended the very poor comments there's a bizarre alliance, not a whole lot of shots fired between those two candidates. >> clayton: how toss that shake out. interestingly, if you look at the road ahead, trouble for gingri gingrich, a lot of these come in as a lock. who comes in second place. ron paul heads to maine which lasts for a week, last saturday. >> alisyn: wow. >> clayton: with a whole week long caucus and people get to change their mind and they could do well there and minnesota, take a listen. >> it's a burn take all. makes more sense to go to nevada, maine, minnesota, because energized people. people who believe in things and are willing to work hard, the rewards are much better and that of course is what we have. we have a very energy fwiizener dedicated, group of people who are willing to invest their time in doing so. >> it just gets more and more interesting. >> yeah. >> and the number of delegates, that mitt romney collected is so minimal. that-- >> the total doled out 6, 7%. the total north of 1200. >> and that's a big deal. >> the southern states could be really strong for newt gingrich. >> alisyn: that's what he's banking on. let's get to your headlines. we start with a deadly car bombing in southern afghanistan. at least five police officers and two civilians have been killed, it happened outside of kandahar, appears the bomb was in a parked car and remotely detonated. the last year was the deadliest for civilians in the afghan war, more than 3000 people died. it's enough to make you sea sick, more than 260 a passengers scramened to take off and that was the same port with the concordia. this collision caused by a violent snowstorm. they said they heard the loud roar, the crew told hem to return to their cabin, if that sounds familiar, that's the same thing as the concordia. and the passengers were evacuated and no one was injured in this crash. it started out peaceful and then occupy protesters, got ugly. hit an officer in the face with a brick and they moved in to clear away camping gear they say is banned under parng rules and 87 people arrested. about 70 occupy wall street protesters got raudy burning an american flag and the protests last week, tear gas, hundreds were arrested and city hall broken into as well. the new york city teacher fired for her facebook post can go back to work. a judge overruled the decision to remove christine for this comment she wrote. after today i'm seeking the beach, sounds like a wonderful idea for my fifth graders. i hate their guts. they are all devils spawn. a harlem girl drown on the trip to the beach. and the judge says the remarks were repulsive and didn't mean harm. and she was back in the classroom. >> dave: and the dome. >> a lot of people make fun of the weatherman doing the super bowl forecast. >> you have to. >> getting in and out of there, 144,000 people. >> people partying around it and furthermore, they have one air traffic control tore at the airport, right. >> except i'm assuming everybody's already there, not too much of an issue. but, yeah, very nice there. take a look at the maps and a really big storm was out across parts of colorado and nebraska and it's moving out this morning across the coast and showers today across texas and all the way back towards florida. and temperatures that are continuing across the north and the east. yesterday, we didn't get any pictures in, but if you have any pictures from colorado, nebraska and the snow you received there, send this to me. rick reichmuth on twitter and show some of those throughout the morning. here's the temps as you're waking up. still warm across the southeast, far northern maine in caribou, that's it. a look at the satellite radar picture and what you see in pennsylvania and d.c., most not reaching the ground and it will be light and that's what's left of that snowstorm, and take a look at the video out of nebraska though and we had heavy snow and over 90 inches in the omaha area and areas farther to the west, got up to 20 inches and omaha, the biggest snow of the season and you want those if you can, and it's good to get the snow on the crops. and they need it. a beautiful day if you like to see those kind of scenes. very heavy snow today and a little bit of rain towards texas and into florida and the west coast you're looking good and rain moving into california by tuesday. alisyn, we'll send it over to you. >> alisyn: thanks so much, rick. let's talk about what women want. women could be the deciding factor in the g.o.p. race. a recent gallup poll show nearly 30% of women support mitt romney and newt gingrich close behind about 25% and rick santorum and how will the defail vote shake up the republican race? let's ask a fox news contributor and former white house aide to president george w. bush, peter hoover and gretchen happen mill. ladies, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> alisyn: the age old question, what do women want? what did republican women vote hers, what are they looking for this this race? >> well, not newt gingrich and i think he must have watched the little rascals because they had a he-man woman haters clun and i think he's a life long member and he's send all of these that are negative and remember in the debates, he very disrespectful to michele bachmann and then, you know, the marriages and the mistress, and what people don't want to say it out loud, but that bothers women. >> alisyn: you say that, however, in south carolina, margaret he won the women's vote 36%, and i think the closest to him was mitt romney at 30%. so obviously, south carolina women feel differently. >> some women like him and some don't. women split the vote in new hampshire, iowa and came in for mitt romney, and same last night. what's important, republicans we don't to identity politics nearly as well as the democrats do. for g.o.p. women, all issues are women's issues, women want jobs, the economy to come back and all the things that men want and maybe we have our own spin on this, but i don't think-- yes, women are going to make a difference at the polls, but no candidate needs to come out and have like identity politics message for women because we want the same thing. >> alisyn: you don't want the pandering women. and gretchen, bring you in and would it help newt gingrich with women if he were to use his wife calista more on the stump? i think it could help. it would show a different side of him. right now he comes off very kind of rough around the edges. to bring her out and talk on his behalf. >> alisyn: i see you shaking your head. >> remember in the debate. said what do you think about your wife, do you think she'd be a good first lady and newt gingrich said i don't think anyone is any better than the other. how awful is that? and mitt romney is wonderful to include ann romney and make her a big star. the florida women were smart and i think the women needed to have to kind of get what newt gingrich is about which is why he lost miserably in florida and featured ann romney and just stands there and watches. and to give gingrich credit he said she gives to the arts and plays the french horn. >> i think that the romney super pac is so effective at challenge newt's baggage and his two affairs and everybody knows that calista had a-- >> and complicated. >> and i think that marriage was already there and i think he can use calista the same way that ann romney-- >> i would disagree with that. >> alisyn: go ahead. weigh in. >> i disagree with that, i think a lot of people believe in forgiveness, and i think to get her out there and for her to talk about his policies, and the newt that she knows and the newt that she knows to care about so many different issues would show a different side than the side we saw last night at the press conference would i could be appealing. and women split equally in so many of the states. we know they don't hold the affair against them in large margins. >> yes, they do, i'm sorry. >> well, they did in florida and nevada. >> not only that gretchen, it was an abuse of power. it was a staffer and he was frying bill clinton for doing the same thing. >> you're taking into consideration the majority of these women are going to pay close enough attention to know that. >> and the only way they pay-- >> well, what do you do. >> alisyn: we'll end on this, women, 70 million women voted in 2008 are women as engaged this time around? >> women will be as engaged and i'm so glad you mentioned the general election vote, entirely than the g.o.p. vote. we're talking wal-mart moms, they're trying to hit payroll and voted for obama last year, and those who voted obama last year and target states in the election. >> alisyn: thank you. >> go women. >> go giants. >> girl power. >> alisyn: thanks so much, ladies. let's go over to dave and clayton. >> yeah, or patriots. stop that, too much giants talk on the set. >> clayton: although my mom always told me never disagree with the women. >> dave: coming up we've been telling you about the bizarre story of a group of teenagers that developed a mysterious illness. the school is trying to figure out what's going on here and we'll tell you what they have planned next. >> clayton: and we're live in indianapolis for the super bowl. brian, what's happening there? >> and we're and super bowl and i'm not hearing what's happening in the studio. and we're hearing from neil patrick harris, and snoop dogg, and get the highlights. rich delegato, the party animal. he went to eve party, 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(laughter) (laughter) >> bless you, tim. >> give tim tebow credit for having a sense of humor about this. accepting an award last night saying the never say die award at the nfl for the fourth quarter come backs and good fun. >> clayton: and maybe he should throw hits hat into politics and still one of his 42% of individuals in the poll say they didn't like any of the g.o.p. presidential candidates, don't like mitt romney, newt gingrich. >> dave: he they like tebow. >> clayton: they like him and the new poll, actually a poll out, what be would be the best quarterback be for president. forget romney and gingrich, who would go up. >> alisyn: he they like tebow first, manning, tom brady and drew brees and last night on the golf channel aired an interview with tim tebow, an interviewer asked him about that and said would you ever consider running for politics and he said something i think very typical politician. >> he said, i don't know, it could be something in my future if it's something i care about possibly. the noncommittal answer for politics. >> dave: but tebow as an athlete would be a divisive politician and he's 24 years old. not running for president just so you know, tom brady will be eligible in 2016. you've got to be 35 years old. tebow has a full career-- >> he's not watching yet. and what's happening outside of politics, including the fascinating and mysterious story. a new york school district hired a consulting firm to look at the ground and air samples in hoping of cracking the mystery why some teenagers suffered from turrets like syndrome. a school board meeting turned contentious after the superintendent claimed she does not believe that environmental causes are responsible. well, yesterday, a school nurse was diagnosed with the same symptoms. and some doctors have called it diversion disorder, which is mental and others think these are physical symptoms and we'll talk to dr. mark segal about this as well. >> i agree that i do have conversion disorder because that's the only thing that helps me to get out of bed in the morning. >> well, she says she's glad the school is now doing more tests to get to the bottom of this. an oregon businessman fighting for his right to slide be back home. sometimes during jamal's recent aid mission to libya last month. he landed on the federal government's no-fly list. the 55-year-old who is a naturalized u.s. citizen says he doesn't know why. >> like to make sure that they right the wrong and allow me to get back to my country. >> he says he was questioned by the fbi about his religious beliefs and work over sending products. and david beckham kicked out of a soccer game, dave. tell me about it. >> dave: it may be hard to believe, listen to this. it wasn't the type of game where you'd expect this to happen. the soccer superstar admitted that he was booted from his own kid's game in los angeles. >> alisyn: what. >> dave: he was forced to stand outside the park avapro testing a penalty call by the ref. he was only allowed back when it was time for his other son's game. the former team captain was dismissed in original tina. all he was saying to the ref, don't send off a young kid, only seven years old. don't joke about it, but to give the parent a foot from a kids' soccer game. >> clayton: it's a kids' game, keep your mouth shut. that's the problem. keep quiet and let the refs do their job. >> alisyn: i can only imagine the other moms. >> get to the heart of the matter. >> what else did they come to the game. >> alisyn: i don't know. >> clayton: they have a higher level of attendance at those games, aim sure. >> alisyn: i'm sure. >> all right, clayton, your super bowl forecast, it's a spectacular day, sunshine all day long, 45 degrees, and around one o'clock people are tailgating outside or driving to the game. during the game into the 40's. by the time it's done, clear skies as well and not bad in indianapolis, they certainly are going to have-- remember last year in dallas, the big super bowl and everybody thought that dallas would be great and a big snowstorm. and faring bet ner indianapolis, and here are the temps waking up this morning, it's looking good and cold across the west and colorado into nebraska and iowa and that's booked off towards the east and kind after slow mover and then again a quick mover and a little bit of snow across the pennsylvania area and washington d.c., baltimore, that's going to quickly move off, as well as it's raining to the carolinas, and by this afternoon, everybody is going to see the sunshine breaking through and that front though is moving down and towards texas and we'll continue to see showers at least across the coastal bend of texas and very heavy rainfall. and college days in texas yesterday with the storm got over six inches of rain and that's certainly great news we need it in texas, however, a little too much and caused flooding. here is your high temperatures for the day today. everybody looking pretty good. warm in florida and across california as well and tomorrow, temps looking like this. check it out back in the 50's. guys. >> clayton: beautiful. >> alisyn: thanks, rick. >> dave: thanks, buddy. let's talk super bowl. i know how excited you guys are. let's go to brian. >> thanks a lot, alisyn, and as you know, the guy to my immediately left. rick delegato has been on the cover of sports business journal, featured in the wall street journal and as a correspondent you're going to bring us inside super bowl xlvi party time. >> absolutely, i tell you there were some great parties and everything here is so coordinated in the line, it's just like a conveyor belt. >> you've been to 18 super bowls, from the guest lists and it's running like clock work? >> it's running smoothly. >> wint to bed early. >> and i didn't. >> i don't know what happened at night. can you show me? >> absolutely, we'll let it roll and-- >> stay there and let's go. >> let's roll it. >> ♪ >> hey, it's big daddy and i've been here all week at the super bowl hitting the hottest party and right now at the hennessey party and we'll show you some of the fun and action, and look at the dancing and everything that's going on. check it out. ♪ >> i'm at the direct tv party and i'm honored to be here with the host, mr. mark cuban. >> i'm honored to be here with big daddy, and everybody says yes. >> i'm going to tell america i'm glad to be here and good to have it going. >> out on the dance floor? >> absolutely, i have a little talent. >> how little? >> a little (laughter) >> big daddy here again at the sport-- i happen to have a beautiful and handsome couple. and now put it on the tv screen up there in front of everybody. >> well, you know what? i got a chance to play a little bit before the pro bowl, so, hopefully i had enough practice, but it's been a long time. man. i used to be really good. >> tell me, do you play this game? >> i definitely could play this game. >> very talented. >> all right. so let's -- all right, so, with big daddy, going to take this thing. >> we definitely would not embarrass big daddy tonight. ♪ the >> and i've got my new friend, she's banging and styling, ann lee, what's up, ann? >> well, i'm here just having fun with everybody, all the stars and celebrity. by the way, why do they call you big daddy. >> you know what, i can think about it. big daddy here with paul daddy, what's up. >> how you doing, man, i can't believe you're working for fox sports. do they realize you don't even vote. you know, like everybody says, i know strahan got you that gig, and that strahan that linked you. >> he no, got talent. >> why you're in at that spot. >> absolutely, tell him that all the time. ♪ >> and now that we hit all the great parties this week and the big scenes in the city here, now it's time for the greatest party of all this weekend, the games. so, is big daddy signing off for now. >> very impressive, a nice look, pulled it off and profits to the city. do you think the super bowl's coming back here. >> yeah, i don't see why not. look at the way everything is going, indoors anyway, no weather issues, got to bring your jacket like you do. >> you don't have one. i'm all right. >> and i want to factor dave into this. they announced the new class of the football hall of game. over into canton. corps nez kennedy, jack butler, doleman, willy role. fine, where is bill parcells. >> dave: my producer tossed when you said the last name. >> alisyn: where is who. >> bill parcells. >> dave: that's shocking, i cannot believe he does not get an automatic once his time is up and curtis, fourth all time leading rusher innal history and people probably don't know that when they think about the time with the jets and patriots. let me ask you the question you asked big daddy. will they go back to indianapolis? did you like the experience. >> and every 30 feet, people say welcome to the city and helping you out wherever you are and this is the fourth straight day now. didn't just say have a good day, he they want it back and i think they deserve it back. >> yeah, great. >> i tell you one thing that's going to the giants direct your attention, indianapolis don't like the patriots. they like the word manning and eli has that as his last name. anybody from indy, that's got tickets are going tore the giants. >> this is big blue, and even though the blue is different than what they're used to here, but it's all big blue. >> all right, awesome, guy. >> appreciate it. >> get some rest and need two hours before the game. >> absolutely. >> back to you in the studio. >> dave: i need an xxl, but i'll send one back his way, sorry, not going his way. >> alisyn: thanks, brian, thanks big daddy. >> clayton: coming up on the show and continue to get your tweets in, by the way, on what's the bigger trophy. lombardi, trophy, world series or stanley cup. we're-- >> can't drink out of the stanley cup-- out of the lombardi trophy. >> alisyn: the 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"fox & friends" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> super bowl sunday, everyone, thank you for waking up with us. this is "fox & friends" dave briggs and alisyn camerota. >> stay with us, in a few moment, how to throw the best super bowl party tips. >> clayton: how to survive them. inappropriate things to not say when you go to the party. hey, what's the tv swaugs at that person's house, don't ever say that. we've been to-- because i know brian kilmeade later, joe theisman? just a little bit. vince lombardi. >> clayton: stanley cup. >> dave: stanley cup is watched by 20 million tops. and seven games, perhaps. world series, a lot of people weighing in in on the the best trophy. and stanley cup. >> the biggest trophy in the country in the presidency. >> good one. >> alisyn: you're welcome. and that was r one was forecast on the republican side, as you know, are running for mitt romney one last night. and he won nevada decisively with 43%, newt gingrich is at the moment in second place at 26 place and i say at the moment. actually only 45% of the precincts have reported so far and the biggest one. >> in las vegas. >> alisyn: las vegas, they think that that accounts for half of all the votes so things could change, but it's still looks like romney. >> dave: can you get us some numbers? it's seven o'clock eastern time. what's the point of having a saturday night caucus if you can't get the numbers in time. >> clayton: good question. >> alisyn: what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. >> clayton: the caucuses closed at 11 p.m. pacific time. 2 a.m. eastern time and they had the soundowner caucus there in clark county because of the largest orthodox jewish population and able to vote when the sun went down on their sabbath and now we have to wait because after 2 a.m. do you think we have the results, no, whatever happened in clark county. >> dave: we do know that mitt romney celebrates a decisive win across the board and break down the numbers in a moment. and here is what he said after the win. >> our vision for the future could not be more different than his. president obama will amass more trillion dollar deficits. i will not just slow the growth of government, i will cut it. i will not-- (cheer (cheers). i will not-- without raising taxes, i will finally balance the american budget. (cheers) >> and i'm sorry after every one of these, will the field be winnowed, it doesn't look like it will. all the candidates say they're still in it. >> newt gingrich says specifically he has a map and a couple of interesting pieces talking about his road map going forward and having to talk to conservatives about this thing. and the southern states, look at georgia, which actually has more delegates than florida after the results of them being penalized of course by moving up the primary so early and georgia, do well in georgia and oklahoma some of the other states which doesn't happen until february, i'm sorry, march when super tuesday arrives. >> dave: and did he mention numerous times, texas, not until early april. and clearly newt gingrich and rick santorum not anywhere. >> i'm a candidate for the president of the united states. i will be a candidate president for the united states. we will go to tampa and we have over 160,000 donors, 97% of those given less than $230. and we have an obligation to stand up for their values and concerns and reason they've got involved. >> you have an opportunity to stand up here in colorado and reset this race. to give us a chance. we're not going to win this election, if either of these two people are nominated let me assure we won't win. >> the question, how long can santorum stay in. he's finished third in every state since iowa and fourth place here, 45% of the precincts reporting. should he get out of this thing, maybe not. because look what he's going to do in missouri. he'll go against mitt romney, even though no delegates are up. it could be a brilliant play. because there will be those two faced off, he could be anti-romney on that contest and a lot of people are going to vote in missouri, in fact, more than in nevada. >> alisyn: here is great evidence for him to stay in the race and the new rasmussen poll for the first time in this entire primary season, rick santorum, bests president obama and you can see still within the margin of airer, and rick santorum, 45% against president obama. >> that was a shock and i believe better than head to head with romney. >> and i assume that was part of that poll and let's see if we can get that for the folks, and report that go the gingrich campaign, $600,000 in debt right now. and sheldon adelson, the guy who bank rolls his super pac says he's open to giving a lot of money to mitt romney if he's the nominee. the biggest question for newt. not the southern states, but does he have the money to keep going and compete and continue to air ads? we know the romney campaign is loaded. >> right, and he's recently sat down and met with more fund raise e, after an afternoon of meetings. so, we shall see what happens with that and let's get to the rest of your headlines and more to talk about other than politics, because the car bomb attack, killed at least five police officers and two civilians outside of police headquarters in afghanistan. and this happened in the southern city of kandahar, at least 21 people are also injured. and it appears the bomb was in a parked car and remotely detonated. and the explosion was strong enough to shatter of windows of nearby buildings. no one claimed responsibility for that attack. >> and talk about a close call. and fearing a repeat of the costa concordia disaster, more than 260 passengers escaped this ferry after it smashed into a jetty near rome. this happened during a snowstorm outside of rome and talk about deja vu. those on board said the crew told them to return to their cabins right after this he heard the loud bang and those are the same failed instructions given to people on the costa concordia. fortunately in this case, everyone survived. >> she's accused of refusing to do her job and help a dying pregnant woman and that's not preventing a new york city emt from collecting a paycheck. the new york post is reporting that melissa jackson raised 39,000 a year from the the city waiting to go to trial for this case, and jackson and another emt workers are accused of standing by in uniform and on duty while a pregnant woman suffered an asthma attack, that woman later died. officials say that jackson is on restricted duty until the court decision. apparently air bags not only save lives on the road. they're life savers in an avalanche. check out the video, a professional snow boarder gets caught in a class 3 avalanche, my goodness ncolorado. and she's crediting the air bag backpack, that orange thing on her back for saving her life. she says, the back country access float is what it's called, basically helps you to just float on top of the snow. and that's incredible. the technology. >> wow. >> never heard of that. >> me either, but i need one. >> you need one here in manhattan. here in the set, if anything goes wrong. avalanche or paper sometimes. >> and head over to rick reichmuth, a check of the weather and snow all melting, i guess, probably in colorado by now. >> no, considerably cold for the next few days. you know, a lot of the back country travelers, adventures, really, in colorado, dave, now this they have to do things like that, they're prepared because avalanches happen a lot in the back country ventures and they're really, really dangerous, very cool to see that. that big storm has moved to the east and not so big anymore and it's almost done. and showers, associated with the cold front from it, and texas to florida for the day today and the warm temps are continuing across the north and the east, at least warmer than we should be for this time of year. so, enjoy that. this is what's left of the storm, pulling off across parts of the mid atlantic state and it's a weakened state and down across the coastal areas of texas. take a look at pictures of college station, texas area where texas a & m is, they saw over six inches of rain in about a 12 hour period from the storm and caused incredible flooding right there in that city. this was the night before last. so, they certainly need to get this rain in texas, but you're getting it so much so quickly, very big problems. eastern and western part of the country right now. looking nice, from seattle to l.a. or san diego. and that will be the next weather maker. >> and right now the storms we're dealing with, the next couple of days, continues to taper off and see some showers down in florida the next couple of days and all right, guys, back to you. >> alisyn: so the wall street journal has a funny column on 21 ways to survive a super bowl party, it's written by a writer, jason guy and the first thing he says, it's very rude to ask the host about the tv situation. i everybody does. hey, man, do you have a wide screen tv. what's your tv like? >> it not rude, it's required. >> it's required, for guys it's required, but may come across as rude. >> alisyn: it's the same thing as asking your dinner host what the other situation is before you-- >> no, it's not. . >> dave: and those come out fine, but the super bowl, old, small tv. it doesn't-- >> if you've got a tube television and watching the super bowl on and invieding people over. >> dave: if you don't have a big old flat screen hdtv. >> alisyn: adjusting the tv, with the hanger. speaking of the tv and the writer says a funny prank to play on your guests is to, before the the guests like dave and clayton show up take your tv and hide it in the closet and replace it with an am radio. (laughter) >> i love this. and when you show up to a super bowl party bring something that's actually, that people actually want and could use, and this is the lazy chip guy. everyone knows you bought that bag of chip, 90 seconds before you shipped it. >> lazy chip guy. >> dave: a cookie basket from the down the street. and how about bringing a box of donuts. >> alisyn: he says that. >> dave: missing your target. >> alisyn: is it? i'm told-- >> super bowl is at the 6:30 at night. >> clayton: box of donuts. >> alisyn: can't everybody eat donuts anytime. day. >> clayton: he says it shows you don't care about your host. you made some delicious pulled pork. here is a box of donuts. >> dave: and the tebow game. every time everybody mentioned tebow, you shoot milk. and not some other beverages. >> alisyn: everybody prepare yourself. this will be a debate about madonna's half time performance and here is how the thing will go. everyone will say, she's too old for this, and half the crowd she looks fantastic. how does she do it. half the crowd, she's never had a classic hit and others will yell lucky star, that's awesome. >> clayton: and an agreement, and yeah, that's awesome and go back to drinking. >> dave: i'm into the madonna half time show, and watching that one. do you have any additional super bowl rules to survive today? and let us know at ff weekend on twitter and friends@fox news. >> alisyn: and lucky star. >> clayton: keep dreaming. coming up on the show, it may be one of the biggest campaign stumbles. >> concerned not concerned about the very poor, we have a safety net there, if it needs to be fixed and get that. >> and perhaps he should look at ronald reagan. >> alisyn: and brian is the man. getting down and dirty, highlights with celebrities beach bowl and he usually tackles, a starlet. >> clayton: or a cheerleader. ♪ [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! 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(laughter) >> oh, newt, you need to forget about earth. you have the people of the moon colony to lead now. >> oh, you're right, you're right. where is my trusted robot the ra reagan-tron 3000. >> at your service. >> dave: that was "saturday night live" last night. instead of may the force be with you, he said may divorce be with you, too. >> oh, my gosh. >> clayton: and mitt romney came on and confronted the reagan-tron 3000 and thought he was a robot as well. >> dave: thought romney was a robot. >> alisyn: can you guys stay up to see "saturday night live," you've watched it already. >> clayton: thanks to the the internet. >> alisyn: impressive. >> dave: there's a weird thing called the internet. of course, we're talking about the big winner last night in las vegas, excuse me, in nevada and we're still waiting on las vegas, which is clark county and 45% of the precinct reported numbers and casey stegall is live in las vegas and i think that casey might be responsible for clark county from getting the numbers on the strip all night. what's going on, casey. >> reporter: it's all my fault, good morning, you guys. we're getting the latest on, now, 70% of the vote is being reported. though, clark county, the most densely populated part of the state. a lot of those votes are retallied, not because of questions raised, but just to make sure at that time the vote is in fact, indeed, accurate. and 70% of the vote, again, coming in and being reported and really, no surprises, mitt romney easily walking away from this thing with 47% of the vote. over newt gingrich's 22% as of the very latest figures and ron paul faring quite well, giving speaker gingrich a run for his money right now with about 18 1/2% of the vote. and rick santorum. with 11% and speaking of ron paul's texas congressman causing a stir by the way at a special sundown caucus, intepid heed for jews who could not get out and vote with everyone else yesterday morning because of the sabbath. many attending that event for religious regions say that ron paul followers showed up because they missed their own caucus earlier in the day and paul cruising to a victim in that special sundown event and the heels, by the way of the nevada election, listen to this, a florida man has filed a lawsuit against newt gingrich, and his security team, claiming that he was roughed up, for simply supporting another candidate. edward dill are says he waside n a member of gingrich's security detail stepped on his toes because he was wearing a ron paul t-shirt. no comment on that yet, by the way, from newt gingrich's camp, guys. >> clayton: interesting, that's interesting, great information there, casey stegall reporting for us. and 70% of the tally is in and they're retallying in las vegas the largest population in that state. >> dave: if you missed it, romney is now up, up to 46% and newt gingrich down a little and some say romney could get town 50%. >> alisyn: stay tuned. because obviously the numbers keep coming in. and embassies have been attacked around the world and protesters are upset about the brutal crackdowns on the uprising in syria. australia, london and cairo among the places where the embassies were trashed and as you know, activist government forces in syria killed more than 200 people yesterday. syria's government denying any involvement. russia and china are being criticized for their vetoes of a u.s. security council resolution named at getting president assad out of power. and police in alaska are searching for the 18-year-old girl, they say she was abducted at her job by an armed kidnapper. hidden cameras at this ancho anchora anchorage, caught her leaving with the suspect and believed he rabid the stand. and her father is offering a reward for her safe return. if you know something call the police. a nightmare is over for a family lost in an oregon forest for over a week. belinda and daniel, and their son michael got lost, and they survived by drinking water from streams and stayed in a hallowed out team. >> then video of the family airlifted to safety and all are suffering from minor injuries, but are expected to be okay. >> wow. >> that's good news. those are your headlines. >> teas good news and let's get to rick reichmuth to see if he has any more good news, as far as the weather is concerned. hey, rick. >> good news all around and tell you what, after that big storm across parts of the plains, that's gone. and a little bit of snow this morning across areas of maybe d.c., but it's very, very light. not going to cause problems. overall looking pretty good for the next few days. the map as you're waking up. the temps, cold across parts of the west and denver at 16 with all that have snow pack, it's not going to melt anytime soon with those kinds of temperatures and it's not going to get too warm this week and might have been a little more snow on tuesday. the rest of the country looking like this. your forecast for the day, into the northeast, looking good. plenty of sunshine, and temps not looking bad at all. the little snow around west virginia, and that's this morning and gone by the afternoon and see the sun break through. down to the southeast, a little bit of rain in across the areas like north carolina and coastal texas and scattered showers in and around florida. guys, back to you inside. >> and thanks, sir. >> now we'll send it out to indianapolis. brian kilmeade had a chance to play if the big event and maybe caught a pass from joe montana. >> that's the plan. >> alisyn: or maybe a supermodel. >> i cannot tell you what was completed, only what was attempted. first off, i had high hopes after year one, in celebrity beach bowl, during tv after one catch and high hopes in year two when i had two catches. and joe montana was my quarterback and here in indianapolis, a friendly place and year three, i really was thinking, this could be my year, maybe walk away as mvp not so much. watch. watch. >> . >> clayton: how you doing? ♪ >> hey. >> . >> clayton: brian kilmeade, fox. now, i know we're going to win and i don't know how we're going to do, but we're going to win because ssparks' daughter is in the super bowl and jordin. >> i hope it rubs off on me somehow. >> you've got to be focused, and people-- you've got to be focused what's going on in the field today. ♪ and they look great and i also get free stuff. >> . >> clayton: and a towel. >> and a towel. >> and break a sweat? >> i see that. >> all right. >> it's a lonely walk, you hear about, down the tunnel and soon we'll be out in the open arena. and the finest celebrities that they could muster up here at super bowl xlvi, as i look around at the athletic talent, i realize-- you realize as good as you are, when the girls are open, he looks for the girls. >> well, that's the cheerleaders. >> warren moon, a lot of space, he's going to make him pay! >> and hope solo wide open. montana all the time. >> and barry sanders is in. >> and warren moon, all the time in the world and the lights went out. a and-- >> i just wanted the effort and there is the second half. ♪ uchltd. >> clayton: hours ago i thought we had a synergy. not have clark retired we've been able to replicate. what happened? >> well, i was trying to get back in the game and looking down the field for the horses, used to be a successful organization. >> on behalf of the team i feel like we let you down. >> no, no, no, as the coach. and the coaches talk about he wants to see effort from his players and i was satisfied with that. but you guys, i've seen the effort and that's all that matters. >> never came up. >> i think you're looking at your mvp right there. and ne doubt, you get the mvp award. what does it mean to you? >> my quarterback. my quarterback. >> you couldn't do it without-- >> that's my quarterback. >> that's my receiver, man. >> and how long have you going to carry this with you. >> probably until my second drink. >> which could be any minute. >> about eight minutes, eight minutes. >> zone eight minutes going to black the whole thing out. >> completely. >> you read about it and never think about, played the entire game without any reception, it hurts, but why is it the team that doesn't throw a pass to me loses? maybe for next year, there's a lesson to be learned. from the direct tv celebrity beach beach bowl, i'm brian kilmeade, back to me. >> alisyn: that had to hurt, brian. >> joe montana overrated, flaut out. sorry, hurts you clayton, but-- >> did he take a shot at you. does the entertainment reporter maria menounos take a shot at you. >> there's a strong feeling she's against my existence. >> dave: she's a patriots fan. >> alisyn: that was fun, brian. >> i may retire, talk to my people. >> clayton: go put some ice on your knees. and coming up on the show. the komen foundation backing down on the decision for the plan to pull funding from planned parenthood. the debate is next here on "fox & friends." the [ male announcer ] in bli, even ragu 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joining us now with a fair and balanced debate is the ceo and president of concerned women for america, and jehmu green, fox news contributor. thanks for being here. penny, let me start with you. susan g komen had withdrawn its contributions from planned parenthood, but after all sorts of hue and cry over twitter and facebook reversed their decision. what's the take away from this whole episode? >> there's a couple of things, i don't know, i think the jury is out on what susan g komen is going to do on this. their new criteria, says that organizations under criminal investigation can't receive fund so we know that planned parenthood had 107 criminal charges in several states, including a congressional investigation. so, they are under criminal investigation. but the point is, they kind of came under an immense amount of pressure for corporations and activists and that they're just not going to ignore this. those same corporations are going to be exposed for weighing into this abortion debate and i think it is crucial that pro-life women, now that we know, now that the story is out there, where our funds are going, have to be vigilent who we give money to. >> alisyn: jehmu, what do you make of this entire episode. >> well, the main take away is that planned parenthood, susan g komen, put cancer above politics, and it's not about if you are a democrat or republican, if you are pro-life or pro choice, cancer affects every single one of us and i think that's the outpouring of the support that helps susan g komen reverse its decision, i think anyone who has some time to visit the site that pops up in all of these conversations, planned parenthood safety will see the incredible work that this organization has done, to provide breast cancer screenings and important referrals for the most vulnerable communities and that's why america spoke up and that's why i think america will continue to speak up as the war on women reproductive rights moves from state to state. i think when you look at the investigation in and of itself, the fact that for many years, for decades, there has been a concerted effort to defund planned parenthood and to attack anyone who supports them, and that is where it led us to. but america spoke up. >> let he me just say that planned parenthood put out-- >> i'm sorry, susan g komen put out a statement apologizing to the american public for casting doubt on their commitment for saving lives. at the same that's where we stand. thank you for coming in with both of are perspectives, we appreciate it. >> thanks, alisyn. >> alisyn: well, it's got the country stumped, the mystery illness that's affecting a group of teenagers and now, one adult is also experiencing the same symptoms. what is going on in leroy, new york. dr. mark segal has a theory ands' here next. . rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. >> a new york school district. how to look at ground and air, are diffuse and don't follow a pattern and came on so suddenly, they have to be due to a psychiatric problem, but says it's not fake. these people, these patients believe they have it and suffering from it and she's treating them and some of the ones going on tv by the way, who she says are not getting as much better because stress is a factor. you said something in the claims of the school nurse now, a 36-year-old comes out and shows the same types of symptoms? >> absolutely right. dave. there's another pediatric neurologist involved down here in new york who has examined, also, most of the patients and he believes that the problem is something called probably something called pandis. petri petri petrick-- pediatric disorder and might be treatable by-- >> and the school nurse, they came in contact? >> no, a lot of that is they've discussed it with each other, friends with each other and know of each other and can spread. i read a book on fear and it spreads like wild fire and this can spread and one theory there's an infection. >> the theory there was a train derailment in 1970's and there was a toxic chemical and recent flooding unearth some of this. does that have credence. >> and absolutely. because the neurologist, feels it can predisposed, affecting people like this and it could be a combo. >> we can't wait for you to get to the bottom of this. thanks for sharing the preliminary investigation. >> good stuff. coming up. mitt romney takes nevada making it the second victory in a row, and this is decisive. how can he knew cruise to a nomination or is this far from over? 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(cheers) >> and like his colleagues and the fact who think they know bet her, president obama demonizes and den greats almost every sector of our economy and i will instead make america the most attractive place in the world for prunes, for innovators and job creators unlike the other people running for president, i know just how to do that. >> (applause) >> and if i'm elected president, my priority will be worrying about your job not saving my own. >> i mean, one of the questions to ask for any primary or caucus, doesn't winnow the field, does somebody get out? it doesn't sound like that's what the results of nevada is and all newt gingrich said that super tuesday he's banking a lot on, because he thinks he can carry the south and ohio may go in his category, yes? >> and the deep breath. >> no, there's a lot to say about newt gingrich in this. he says nope, i'm not quitting and that he's going to be ahead again in the polls and money is an issue for him. >> money is a big issue. his big backer, sheldon adelson, says he's open to giving money to mitt romney if he's the nominee and the report on washington post that newt gingrich disputes a little bit has him $600,000 in debt. and no question he has support of the south. no question has support in tennessee, georgia, oklahoma, but it enough money to keep going through mid april? >> michele bachmann yesterday saying no, no, that money is the biggest issue here, and they all maintain they're going to convention, but michele bachmann saying that money is the issue and probably won't be. listen to newt saying he's not going anywhere. >> every primary day and caucus day, the romney caucus, sends out the rumor that i'm going to withdraw is fantasy. i was surprised by the degree to which the establishment has closed ranks and made quite clear that they're desperate over the prospect of a gingrich presidency. >> alisyn: i know that, i know you well. and-- >> that was talking of yawning, that was well late into the night last night. >> alisyn: yes. >> dave: and steven says this is what flailing looks like, and he was surprised as was charles krauthammer giving a detailed press conference as oppose today moving forward speech. >> alisyn: and keep it tuned here. meanwhile, the rest of your headlines, say it isn't so, chaos again on the italian seas. more than 260 passengers escaped this ferry after it smashed into a jetty near rome after a rare snowstorm there. get this, people on board told the crew told them to return to their cabin after they heard this crash. and those were the very same instructions given to people on the costa concordia. fortunately in this case everyone survived. it started out as relatively peaceful, but the occupy protests got ugly in d.c. one protesters apparently hit an officer in the face with a brick and that officer was taken to hospital and police initially moved in to remove camping gear and at least seven people were arrested and meanwhile, occupy protesters, and i should say 70 of them in oakland, got rowdy burning an american flag, they say it's in protest to last week's riots when the officers used tear gas. ap hundreds were arrested when the city mall was run into. >> a new york city teacher fired for a facebook post can go back to work and the judge overruled a decision for the comment that she wrote. after today, i'm thinking the beach sounds like a wonderful idea for my fifth graders, i hate their guts, and they're all the devil spawn. they posted this after a harlem girl drown on trip to the beach. the judge says the remarks are repulsive no evidence teant her actual hm and i guess that's back into the classroom. >> good luck with those students next week, they'll really fall in line. >> alisyn: much, much more cooperative. >> clayton: pitfalls. >> dave: and mention. >> maybe they wi'll fall in lin now. and super bowl forecast for the big dom game. looking good. if you're tailgating, and anybody who can't get in and hanging outside, a nice day across the indianapolis area and big storm moving across parts of the mid atlantic will be gone by early afternoon and see continued rain showers across parts of the texas as the front moves through and kind of stall there and things remain unsettled in parts of coastal texas and florida. 0 out to the west looking great and rains move in by tuesday across the coastal areas. and not much moisture moving inland. a sutley track and reemerge by wednesday and thursday across texas, looks like a big winner for rain this week. here is your temps for today. not looking bad and not feeling too much like early february. >> it does matter if it's warm around the super bowl. remember, dallas last year, they were miserable. >> that big snowstorm. >> dave: so it does matter to those folks. >> matters to kill immediate. speaking of being miserable. brian kilmeade at the super bowl. big day down there, working overtime for us, hey, brian. >> first of all, i've got to take on reichmuth. it's not going to be 45 degrees at one o'clock and right now it's 32 and i can't see the sun helping, according to the iphone in the area. here it is, this is from mike's iphone, can you see that, focus 0 on your own iphone, come on, rick, with your bells and whistles got this from 9.99. >> alisyn: that says 32 degrees. >> that's in the morning, is different than what happens at-- >> and rick is the science and-- >> brian, we know that last hour, you played with the celebrities, that was very cool. did you happen to talk to them about who they think is going to win tonight? >> i don't know, do you want to play it and see if it's what you want. >> alisyn: let's roll in. >> let's go. >> and both squads, on for the giants. my boy chad ochocinco and-- >> patriots-giants. >> and i just want to see a great football game, i'm a steelers fan and just want to watch a great football fan. >> man, it's going to be an unbelievable game and two unbelievable quarterbacks playing and the best playing as i've seen and i just know this, red white and blue team is going to win. >> really bold there cam newton, the rookie of the year. >> earlier this year, and i want to you weigh in on this. and dave and i were going back and forth on this, i wasn't taking sides completely, but didn't like to say that the lombardi trophy is the most coveted in all of sports. i think the world series trophy and the stanley cup. >> dave: i would say the world cup, a soccer guy. >> alisyn: is today the most coveted trophy? >> one thing i can picture what alisyn is thinking this whole time, do i have to go home you guys are going back ab forth. and clearly, guys, i love american football, but it's the world game, it's soccer. the world cup. and they're the champions of america, whoever is going to walk out of there. and i'll tell you about the champions of the world and get into the the tables free if you do that. go on any place on the planet, united arab emirates to canada and everybody else is wrong. >> and we have viewers that weighed in on this. pt sprint cup. football and hockey and baseball can only dream as big a fan base as nascar. >> dave: but to brian's point, the world cup is the globe. >> do i not like russ at all. >> alisyn: here is a tweet from brook morris, trophy wife brady has both. oh, a trophy wife. and the best prize of all. >> thanks, brian, we'll check in on the controversy. >> we're praying for tommy, remember that (laughter) >> we'll check in. and e-mail us or find us on twitter, and mitt romney making it two in a row with a big win in nevada and smooth sailing to the nomination? 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[ dog barks ] for our country. ♪ for our future. ♪ this isn't just the car we wanted to build. it's the car america had to build. ♪ the extended range electric chevy volt. from the heart of detroit to the health of the country, chevy runs deep. >> good debate here, folks. should a parent lose custody of their child because of their son or daughter is obese? an article in the journal of the american medical association says in some cases, it is justified. and quoted severe instances of childhood obesity, removal from the home maybe justifiable from a legal standpoint because of imminent health risks and the parent's chronic failures to address medical concerns. that was from a harvard affiliated children's hospital boston doctor and this was no slouch. a well respected doctor. is this fair? for a fair and balanced debate we're joined by a family attorney and this is a heated issue and talking about 16.9% of kids in the country are obese, two million kids. that's extremely obese, should they be pulled out of the home and taken from their parents, absolutely not. a horrible idea. this is' more to the west interest of the children equation than just the body mass and number on the scale. if you say to little billy, say, your parents are fat and take you away from them and give to you new and better parents for a while? that's a horrendous affect on the psyche of the child. forget about the weight and we can mix that, a the lot harder to fix the emotional damage, joey than what comes along with that. >> i understand her passion and outrage. but the paint is that this is a crisis of epidemic proportions and we're talking about 2 million people in the united states, children, who are extremely obese. what does obesity leads to. a number of problems and also let's bring this debate. we're not talking about stripping people, children out of their homes, we're talking about in extreme circumstances where the parent has actively disregarded advice where they're not doing anything to make-- >> where do they draw the line, you made the point there are 2 million kids, you can't take the kids away from their parents. >> where you draw the line in the event you have a child who is 440 pounds and 14 years old, that's an issue and then you have a child that is 555 pounds, 14, 16 years old. that's a problem and needs to be addressed. needs to be addressed immediately. this is an idea. >> but they didn't turn into 500 pounds teenagers overnight. that's not one donut. it's a thousand donuts. ample opportunity when the child is gaining weight. >> dave: what's to be done? if we shouldn't take them out of the home, should they get the surgery that's frightening. in the parents won't listen. what do you do. >> i think the surgery again is a last resort. we have to have the teachers, we have to have the schools, we have to have better education for the parents ap the kids and availability of better choices, in the example. >> that i agree with. john, i agree 100%, but the event that the parents are not aveiling themselves. children are eating what parents are bringing home. if the parents aren't bringing carrots home. >> what the parents can afford to bring home. >> only in extreme circumstances, but in the event that we're facing children who are dying. the government needs to intervene. >> there was a sliver of agreement there. so we'll end with that. let us know, folks, let me know on twitter, dave briggs tv. do you think that kids should be taken out of the home if they're extremely obese. coming up, pennsylvania wants to acquire drug tests for welfare recipients. is that fair? we report, you decide. plus, it's the super sequel four years later and it's patriots battling the giants, yet again for the lombardi trophy. and former nfl superstar, joe theisman, who do you got? >> i have the giants. we'll be back. >> welcome back everybody. since the guys have their mouths full of chicken wings. >> come on, it's super bowl sunday. >> alisyn: you guys are start to go party here for breakfast. >> clayton: let your diet go today. >> alisyn: this is obviously, the staple of any good party, the chicken wings. >> dave: and what about i'm like kobiashi, an eating contest. and that's are fantastic. >> clayton: horror is the new buffalo sauce. >> dave: they're taking on frank's red-hot and that's the other battle. giants-patriots. tobasco versus frank's and this is fantastic. i'm just saying. >> alisyn:le well, there is an online breakdown of the calories consumed today. by the way, 46 million pounds of potato chips will be eaten today. 1.25 chicken wings. make that 1.25 and 10 million slices of pizza eaten today. >> enough with those numbers and let's break into some of the calories that he we thought this was funny. these are the most fattening super bowl snacks. >> a pizza. >> 14 inch chief pizza slice from pizza hut is 280 calories. >> wait, a whole pizza? >> a slice, 12 grams of fat and that cheese melting. and let's talk about chicken wings. if you get ten wings, from dominoes, that is 1,150 calories. and 70 grams of fat. no wonder they're so good. >> oh, wow. >> clayton: still my favorite potato chips, these are not from dominoes, they're not deep fried. >> dave: the sauce has 0 calories, and 0 fat. and i'm the not checking. >> clayton: it's vinegar, water, salt and garlic. and my favorite weakness in the world is potato chips. an example from doritos, eating 12. 150 calories and 8 grams of fat. >> alisyn: wait a minute. what if you eelt the whole bag. >> clayton: that's true, you can. >> dave: your orange stuff all over your face and fingers. >> clayton: that's called cheese. >> dave: that's good. >> clayton: thank you, tobasco. >> alisyn: you keep eating, i'll dot headlines. >> dave: we will. >> alisyn: we'll get to the news. there are budget cuts between 6 and 7,000 u.s. troops will be withdrawn from europe as a result and secretary of state hillary clinton and defense secretary leon panetta trying to tell europe there's no reason to be worried about this. they were at a security conference in munich and says that europe remains america's partner. and panetta calling europe, the choice for military operations and diplomacy and urged europe to get its financial crisis fixed and stop cutting its own military budget. forget the free ride. pennsylvania officials rolling out a new program to make sure that people on welfare are clean and sober. this is how is works. instead of mandating, drug testing. they plan to randomly test, lawmakers in favor of the program say that this is way overdue, as they try to cut rising costs in the state, but according to plans, the tests are unfair and inefficient use of taxpayer money. and well, a family missing in oregon for almost a week, has been found alive. belinda and daniel conty and their con michael got lost while apparently looking for mushrooms, they had no food or water with them and they took a shelter. they took shelter in a hallowed out tree on the 6th day of searching a rescue helicopter spotted them in a clearance and those are the videos right now of the family being airlifted to safety and all are suffering from minor injuries, but are expected to be just fine. and clayton, you're right. it's possible his t-shirt did have provocative art. >> a lot of the viewers. >> dave: on twitter. >> alisyn: i took a little look. >> a little look. next time we do the story in another hour or so. >> alisyn: we'll highlight it and spot-check it. >> and rick, i don't know if you actually managed to catch that t-shirt, did you? >> and close your eyes next time. >> and take a look at the weather map and a pretty cool start for the day in denver and nine degrees, this morning, dave in denver with 15 inches of show on the ground and what they got from the storm, the biggest february storm ever. and also, a big snow in nebraska, a look at video out of omaha, where we're talking about very heavy snowing, and nine inches of snow and certainly, nebraska the biggest snowstorm of this year, and lots of time there are bigger ones, but not this year, nobody getting that much snow or whatever. omaha, a big snowstorm for you, not in the short-term because of the accidents in the rough going and in the long-term good for the moisture for the crops in the spring. here is the forecast today. the northeast, looking pretty good, a nice day, and good day to be outside, if you can, at least until the game starts this afternoon. and down to the southeast, we'll see a few showers, across parts of florida, the coastal areas of texas and past that, everybody is looking pretty good. and georgia, the northern plains, we're talking about a very nice day, plenty of sunshine and those temps are around 20 degrees above average again, the bismark area and a sunny warm day, and also to the west, clearing again and snow continuing to fall around the rockies and we'll see plenty of sunshine all up and down the coast and next chance for rain in the the west is tuesday as the rain moves in across the coast of california. all right, guys, back to you on the set. >> alisyn: thanks, rick. >> dave: let's get to indianapolis where brian kilmeade is freezing and joined by nfl quarterback superstar, used to be known as joe theseman, hey, brian. >> he's now joe theisman. it's an annual tradition and super bowl every year and joe theisman joins us every year and he wore the super bowl ring and this is the only time i get to wear a ring and it comes off my finger, too. >> exactly. >> are you thinking about the one you won more or the one you lost more. >> i think about the one i lost more, it would have been back-to-back years and that one eats away at my craw because i felt like i didn't play very well in that football game. it was all on me and i take responsibility for not being prepared and not playing well and he that's the one that bothers me, the won you won, you walk around with a big smile on your face. >> and you're smiling now. >> and doing the game for the nfl network and international radio. >> international television, we're going to 137 countries and most cruise ships around the world and i'm going to do it, nine translations in different countries and different langs wauages. >> glad you're speaking in your native tongue. and talking about the partying and they could work against you, anything like that happen this week. >> no, the city of indianapolis has been magnificent. the guys are professional, and two professional organization, you've got two mature groups of men and they know that they have a job to do and that's today. >> i asked joe montana this, you'll hear later in the show. is it true that tom brady is as good as he is, and when you pressure him. i expected him to go no. he said, absolutely, it's so clear that he's dramatically different quarterback and if you look at the teams at that beat them. the big rushing, and. >> no question, tom's ability to slide one unit, one body in the pocket is exceptionally. if you make him move his feet too much. it's a problem. tom is a long strider. if you watch, watch the center and two guards do, not allow people up in his face so he can step into the throws. if he can't step into the throws then he's got a problem. very inaccurate if he does that. he has to throw the ball outside, which he hasn't done well. >> i don't know if the guys have been open, but the giants defense and reason why the packers and 49ers, found the quarterback scrambling so much the secondaries clamped down and forced them to run through, gronkowski, with the high ankle sprain and you know injuries well. what do you think he'll be able to do in just two weeks. >> i think he'll be able to come out early in the football game and loosened up and do well. and as it goes on. a sack early, and ankle start today become a problem. as the game goes on, it's going to be a problem. remember, 30 minute half time. this isn't the normal, 12, 15 minutes so it's extended half time and that could he exacerbate the situation as well. >> an important point. how do you see the team playing out, to come out on top. >> i see the giants coming out on top. i think the giants are stronger in different areas, the wide receiving corps and the key for the giants, they have to run the football effectively. if they can do that, keep the safeties back, line backers up and create that voided area where eli is so good. >> and it's a good play and missed one team of the game and please enlighten me. >> the patriots have never won a super bowl when an american idol winner has sung the national anthem. and kelly clarkson will sing the national anthem. the giants virtually have this wrapped up. >> i did not know that. >> and that's going to go on the broadcast. >> in every language. >> nine different languages, the world will know this brian. >> and joe, when you talk, people listen. you've got a message. >> i've have been involved in a campaign against abdominal aortic aneurysms, a when you get your physical. get an abdominal aortic aneurysm example and it's an ultrasound. not normally given, but especially in the 50's and 60's, jeff green of the boston celtics just diagnosed with one and it's important to get at that done. >> and now what giving the ring back means, my time with you is done. i had my moment and i felt like a champion. joe, good luck in the forecast. >> and brian was trying to pocket that thing. >> right. >> and go through airport security. >> and we were eating rings. who does joe have, giants or patriots? >> giants, he has giants. >> okay, and everyone is taking the giants here. >> everyone is taking the the giants. >> brian. >> not me. >> thanks. >> this is creepy here, get a shot on three, the wide shot. eli manning is over my shoulder and staring at me all the show and kind of freaking me out a little bit. and ready to throw a ball at my head. >> alisyn: what is he doing here. >> dave: he's a fat head. we're going to give away a fat head. we'll tell you on the program. >> more and more people are going organic at the grocery store, any other way to go? is it worth the extra price? we'll break it down if you should get it or forget it, plus-- >> do you remember this, coca-cola, super bowl commercial? who could forget it. >> i think, the best ever. >> yeah, sure. >> want my coke? >> it's okay, you can have it. >> frank luntz is breaking down his best and worst super bowl commercials of all time. . >> and so, feel the power my young friend. mmm! 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(bike bell) >> alisyn: good morning, it is sunday, february 5th, i'm alisyn camerota. it's a super bowl sunday. and mitt romney is already celebrating a victory, his own, the presidential candidate winning the nevada caucus an newt gingrich hayes warning for the republican front-runner. >> dave: and caught in an avalanche, a snow boarder alive and well, all thanks to an air bag. the incredible story, video ahead. >> clayton: the biggest day in sports. as the new york giants and new england patriots battle for one of the most coveted trophies in all of sports-dom is that a word. >> alisyn: you have your qualifier." one of the most." >> clayton: we are live from indianapolis on this super sunday, wings, popcorn and lots of calories in the studio. fox and friend, hour 4, starts, right now. right now. ♪ captioning by, closed captioning services, inc. >> clayton: before we talk super bowl we have to talk about this. nevada, 71% of the precincts, now reporting, we are waiting on clark county and las vegas and mitt romney the big winner there, last night, late last night, the big winner, 48% of the vote there, in the nevada cauc caucuses. >> alisyn: and newt gingrich was 23% and ron paul is gaining with 19% and could overtake newt gingrich when las vegas finally gives their numbers. >> dave: if. >> alisyn: and rick santorum, fourth place with 11%. a late night there and it is still going on and in fact the next hour we may have new numbers. >> dave: mitt romney going up and newt gingrich down a little and we'll look inside the polls to find out what types of voters went for mitt romney and, that will surprise you. but, first, we'll get to casey steegel, who is at the craps table, the buffet and now live with us for the latest on the poll results. >> reporter: good morning, i've hit all of 0 these between the live shots update -- kidding, we're checking on the latest poll numbers, as woo know, we have been live with you on the air the last several horse the numbers have been drastically changing as more precincts have been reporting across the state. we are, however, as you said, waiting on the majority of clark county, which is the most densely populated part of the state. obviously, home to las vegas, as you said, no real surprises. mitt romney with 48% of the vote, at this point. and, 23%, going to former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. ron paul faring quite well and in fact there is some speculation he might come in second here and now is at 3rd with 19% of the vote. voter turnout was fairly low, lower than numbers in 2008, regardless of what the state g.o.p. is saying. now, on the heels of the nevada election, other news to tell you about, a florida man, yes, he has filed a lawsuit, against newt gingrich, and his security team, claiming that he was roughed-up for supporting another candidate. this man, edward dillard, said that he was standing outside of his polling place in florida on tuesday and a member of newt gingrich's security detail stepped on his foot. why? because he was wearing a ron paul t-shirt according to the court documents. no comments so far, from newt gingrich's campaign on that. he is suing, guys, for somewhere in the neighborhood of $70,000. >> alisyn: for stepping on their toes, right. >> dave: costly stubbed toe. >> clayton: and he doesn't even have alisyn's high heels. which she does on a regular basis. >> alisyn: thanks, so much. >> dave: let us know if we get clark county results. >> alisyn: that would be good. mitt romney won two in a row, nevada and florida, and nevada had 28 delegates up for grabs and split it proportionately depending on how many votes come in. here's mitt romney on his victory and how he is different from president obama. >> our vision for the future could not be more different than his. president obama will grow government and amass more trillion-dollar deficits. i will not just slow the growth of government, i'll cut it and will not -- [cheers and applause]. >> i will not just freeze government's share of the total economy, i will reduce it and, without raising taxes, a will finally balance the american budget. [applause]. >> clayton: newt gingrich had a bad week, also, i mean, there were scheduling snafus and friday had a weird thing, didn't know about the jobs report numbers coming out and had other issues and the trump endorsement, a look from his campaign, reportedly that leaked it would be trump's endorsement. >> dave: and a strange night last night, instead of a speech from him, he took questions from press corps and got distracted and went negative on mitt romney despite the urging to go to a positive campaign and one thing is clear, newt gingrich, rick santorum and ron paul are going nowhere. >> i am a candidate for president of the united states. i will be a candidate for president of the united states. we will go to tampa. we have over 160,000 donors, 97% of whom have given less than $250. we have an obligation to them to stand up for their values, their concerns, and, the reason they've gotten involved. >> we have an opportunity to stand up, here in colorado. and, reset this race. to give us a chance. we are not going to win the election if these -- either of these people are not in, let me assure you, we will not win. >> alisyn: by going nowhere, you meant not getting out of the race, they are not going anywhere other than the campaign trail. >> dave: sticking around. >> alisyn: the campaign trail, because, yes, obviously super tuesday is huge and it is coming up, and this tuesday is big and minnesota and colorado, anything can happen there and there are evangelical voters in minnesota and that is what pushed some say newt gingrich over the top in south carolina and a lot is still happening. >> clayton: including the polls, interesting match-ups now, between what -- the g.o.p. field would look like against president obama, look at the new rasmussen poll, because it has rick santorum ahead of president obama, in a match-up, 45 to 44%, and that is statistically tied, but, nevertheless, is high and mitt romney statistically tied with the president. >> dave: and ron paul within the margin of error and newt gingrich trailing a bit by 8%. and you look ahead in this thing now, as ali mentioned, cog ready, minnesota on tuesday and next debate not until february 22nd, clearly where newt gingrich gets most of his oxygen and where does he get money? some say $600,000 in debt and, sheldon a sheldon adelson, who he will be giving money to... >> reporter: he has been funding anti-romney ads, and he has been funding the anti-mitt romney ads and, basically said he would be opening to supporting mitt romney. >> dave: the king of bain capital arguably was funded by mr. adelson. >> alisyn: it makes strange bedfellows. what other news is happening outside of politics, at least 7 people are dead after a car bomb attack in afghanistan. it happened outside of the police headquarters in kandahar, at least 5 police officers are among those killed. 21 other people are injured. it appears the bomb was in a parked car, and was remotely detonated. the explosion was strong enough to shatter the windows of nearby buildings. no one claimed responsibility for the attack. a close call, fearing a repeat of the costa concordia disaster, more than 260 passengers frantically fled the ferry, after it smashed into a jetty near rome and happened during a rare snowstorm there. those on board said the crew told them to return to their cabins after they heard the loud crash and the same failed instructions given to people on the costa concordia last month but, in this case, everyone survived. iran is releasing a video of the revolutionary guard conducting military exercises and the country announced yesterday it would begin month-low exercises. the country's supreme leader recently warned the u.s. and israel about possible attacks on tehran's nuclear facilities. the u.s. and its allies insist the country is producing nuclear weapons. iran claims it is only for peaceful purposes. david beckham and the trouble he's in. >> dave: kicked out of the soccer game. it may not be hard to believe when you consider that he has been kicked out of games before but where was he? at his kids' game, the superstar revealing in an interview, he was forced to stand outside the park, after protesting a penalty call, by the ref and he was allowed back when it was time for his other son's game. he was dismissed against argentina during his first world cup. >> clayton: can we get a split screen during the show with you and david beckham? the hair. >> dave: i was going to say, yeah, i look a lot like david beckham. we have to look similar in those underwear ads. i mean, the referee sent the kid off, a 7-year-old for a call... >> alisyn: there you go. >> clayton: the high swoop in the front. >> alisyn: back a little bit and some of this... >> clayton: am i right or am i right? >> rick: you have been right-er about things! >> clayton: well said, rick. >> rick: yeah. can you imagine being the referee, i don't want if you want david beckham watching your every move, if you are refereeing a kids so, game. i don't know. here's your picture across the eastern part of the country. a little bit of moisture across the eastern seaboard, that will be out quickly and that is the storm that brought the snow across parts of colorado and into nebraska and, very heavy rain into texas. look at the pictures coming out of texas, from college station, brazos county, texas, texas a&m and they got over 6 inches of rain en a 12 hour period and it had major flooding. keep in mind texas has not had a ton of rain and the ground is hard and you in up with mainly flooding like this and they'll take it. it helps fill reservoirs around the area. more rain today, across coastal areas of texas. also, and this week looks rainy across texas as well and that will be from the next storm that moves into california by tuesday, right now you are looking good and eventually a storm will dive down, coastal areas of texas for tuesday. temps, no real cold air and tomorrow, no real cold anywhere and things are looking warm, maybe cooler, 33° with the snow pack and we'll be into the 50s, across parts of the northeast by tomorrow. guys, back to you. >> alisyn: sounds good. thanks. rick. >> clayton: check out this: shall we? watch this, an incredible video, snow boarder lucky to be alive after getting caught in an avalanche, thanks to an air bag the snow boarder had on his person. air bag. who would think, details coming up. >> alisyn: and ann coulter says if mitt romney wins the g.o.p. nomination he owes to it her! he better thank her. she's here to explain, next. ouo, you want to hear you've done a good job. that's why i recommend a rinse like crest pro-health multi-protection. it helps you get a better dental check-up. so be ready for your next dental check-up. try any crest pro-health rinse. okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's rth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. buno way it's calories, right? no way. lady, i just drive the truck. right, there's no way right, right? 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[ male announcer ] 80 delicious calories. fiber one. >> welcome back. mitt romney another win closer to the g.o.p. nomination and our next guest says if he does indeed win he needs to thank her. >> clayton: let's get to the bottom of that. author and columnist, ann coulter joins us to explain. ann, explain this. so if mitt romney wins does he need to call you, unlike newt gingrich for a concession speech and say, ann, thank you? >> yeah, i've given up my hope for ambassadorship to the moon. that is not coming through now. you know, i had a private little conversation with sean hannity on his radio show, with 20 million listeners and i told him i had gone to a fundraiser a couple of weeks ago with -- for mitt romney and we were about to leave and i said, i want to say one thing to him, so his advisors took me around back and i said, you owe me, and you better be as right wing a president as i'm telling everyone you are going to be and i had advice on vice presidents. and guess who? >> alisyn: he owes you, you have been talking him up and saying he's the only person who can beat president obama in your mind. chris christie? >> yes. >> alisyn: he's not conservative enough. >> i'm at least the first and i think he'll come around to my perspective but i'm by far the first march heir right winger solidly in his camp. >> clayton: and the one doing the research, in fact he cited and quoted some of your research that you wrote in a column, during one of the debate performances, did he not. >> i go the extra mile with my anti-newt research and mention of reagan which is driving me crazy, and i looked at ronald reagan's autobiography and he is not mentioned and, jack kemp is mentioned a million times and i went to the longer reagan diary, he kept a daily page by page and writes a few words, a few sentences and newt gingrich is mentioned one time and clearly ronald reagan had no idea who he was and a congressman named newt gingrich and, then... >> clayton: he said they passed -- mitt romney passed the torch to newt gingrich. i think, push back on a lot of that. >> i don't think so. a, he retracted that and, b, these are nice things you say to politicians. >> dave: you somehow do support romney-care, a surprise to a lot of people. look, i mean, it is a surprise to to a lot of people and newt gingrich said there wouldn't be obamacare if there weren't romney care. >> it is exactly the opposite. if more, say had done what romney care did there would be no obamacare, the main points of the column, i highly recommend it, it is just this week on anncoulter.com and a million other web sites, and the basic point is, health care was wrecked by congress, wrecked from the federal government, by the time mitt romney came along and all the governors, in 2007, when romney care passed, almost 50% of all health care expenditures in the country are already paid for by the federal government. >> alisyn: but you like an individual mandate, like, by dint of being born someone must take out insurance coverage or get a fine. >> well, i'm more in the ron paul camp, i'd let them die on the streets. but, the point is, and i quote this libertarian back in 2004, saying this is the libertarian free market solution, the least of obamacare's problems they're individual mandate. the reason we're all talking about it is, that is the constitutional hook, because, it is unconstitutional for the federal government to do that. it's not unconstitutional for a state to do that. >> clayton: will he be able to answer the question? it seems on the biggest achilles heel and is on a debate stage against president obama and looks at him and, says out of romney care was borne obamacare. >> it is really completely false, the problem with obamacare, the endless federal bureaucracy and the fact it will cost a trillion dollars and we'll have nameless bureaucrats in no-show jobs, that is the problem and why or founders wrote a constitution that allows the congress to do little and states to do whatever they want and the individual mandate is the least of the problems and everything wrecked by romney care would have been wrecked by this democrats anyway. with or without romney care. it was basically welfare, because that is what democrats do. >> alisyn: we buried the lead, there is something you don't have an opinion about and that is today's super bowl. >> clayton: though she minds having eli manning's left leg sitting on her... >> dave: there we go. >> i like that! >> clayton: great to see you, enjoy the super bowl. thanks for coming in. >> dave: coming up next, doctors stumped over a mystery illness that is affecting a group of teens and now, the first adults experiencing the same symptoms, school nurse is back and we'll tell you what the school is doing to trying and figure out what is happening. >> alisyn: atheists allowed to life bible studies and prayer groups? -- lead bible studies and prayer groups? the controversial policy. father jonathan morris has an opinion about this and will share it with us next. >> clayton: and, r.e.m. to play us out. ♪ >> dave: welcome back. father jonathan morris, making an early cameo. >> clayton: you know what it is? pull back a little bit. he wanted the popcorn. >> dave: all right. >> dave: atheists leading bible studies and prayer groups. doesn't seem to make sense for some. but as we have been reporting here, vanderbilt university's new nondiscrimination policy would require all religious groups on campus to allow nonbelievers to be leaders and students on campus have been voicing their concern. >> our new so-called non discrimination policy threatens to destroy the integrity of each of our religious organizations. >> we can no longer require our leaders to be at the same basic faith as that of the group. >> can no longer require them to lead bible study. >> for this policy, we are going somewhere no other university has gone before. >> what are they thinking? >> what are they thinking? >> clayton: what are they thinking, religion contributor, now that he has had popcorn, father jonathan morris joins to us talk about. what are they thinking. >> it is important not to blow it out of proportion, i heard commentary it is vanderbilt university violating the constitution, violating the first amendment of religious liberty. i don't think that is the case. why? because it is a private university and if they decide they are not going to allow certain religious groups for example, we need to respect the fact they are a private university but what they are saying, is the problem, the good students are standing up for, they are saying we want religious groups, but, don't be too religious. don't have in your bylaws a requirement that the person of your group needs to actually believe what your group is standing for. >> alisyn: however, the school says there is a simple solution. don't elect someone who doesn't share your religious beliefs, be a leader of your group. >> it probably will not 457. i was in student government in college and we would always encourage groups in their bylaws to be very specific as a way to continue the identity of that group, from one year to the next. and, part of that is putting stipulations, about what the leadership should be like. for example, a chess club should make sure their leaders are proficient in chess. and, if a chess club wants to put in their bylaws their leaders should have won three national tournaments for example. that is a great way to make sure that that club maintains its identity. likewise, a baptist group should be able to put in there, our leader should actually believe with the baptists. >> dave: you say don't blow it out of proportion. i want to ask you, quickly, before we go, are we blowing out of proportion the president's comments, justifying higher taxes on the rich by saying, for unto whom much is given, much shall be required? >> as soon as the government says, because god wants you to be responsible, if you have been given a lot, therefore you should give it to us, that is where we have gone wrong, yes, to whom much has been given much will be expected but it does not mean, therefore you should give it to the governor and that is where it could be mistermed. >> jesus was not for a 39% marginal tax. >> 38.7. >> clayton: okay. that is what... who are you blessing today, which team. >> i have -- i get to do a service mass at 7:00 p.m. eastern standard time and i'll make -- i'll hurry up afterwards and get to support my giants in the second half. >> dave: verizon phone you can watch it on 4g. >> i'll check my cell phone. >> clayton: from the pulpit. coming up, look at your tv screen, you have to check out this amazing video, a snow boarder, in an avalanche, and, alive and well thanks to an air bag. her incredible story is next. >> alisyn: from the battlefield to the super bowl, one man changing the way sports are played. we talk to him, pittsburgh steelers quarterback charlie batch live from indy. can you enjoy vegetables with sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? 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[ female announcer ] swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. >> dave: welcome back. to "fox & friends," you have to look at the circle city, indianapolis, where the super bowl kicks off at 6:30, the circle city and the curvy couch, there are rules... >> alisyn: clayton is getting a jump on the party. >> clayton: don't start before you go to the party. >> alisyn: should be one, but you seem to be enjoying your jug of -- >> warm up his stomach. he has done it before. >> clayton: smart with competitive eating. and from the popcorn factory, delicious. >> dave: three flavors. >> alisyn: there is a funny article we want to share with you about 21 ways to survive a super bowl party, by a guy named jason guy and he has ril layas rude to ask your host, what is the tv situation, i few years ago, it may have happened. >> alisyn: you did it. >> dave: i didn't do it. i was regretting that i didn't. i ended up in a situation that wasn't up to my tv standards, and, i was frustrated. first half, you have to have hd, and you have to have a dvr in case you missed something. >> alisyn: it is like asking a host of a dinner party what your oven situation is. you shouldn't do it. >> clayton: do you have a tube television or plasma, i can't come over if it is tube, sorry. and here's another idea. play a prank on a guest and hide the tv, i love the idea. guests show up and in its place is an old-fashioned am radio. i might do that today. >> dave: because you have an old-fashioned am radio. >> clayton: i happen to have one. >> dave: only you, a ham radio. >> dave: it wouldn't work with me, i would have already asked, who what type of t.v. >> and, it is a no-shushing event. i'm not there for the commercial. i'm there for the game and commentary and i don't want -- yu if you want to yap, watch it on the other tv with the ladies in the kitchen. >> alisyn: you need quiet in the room? it doesn't sound like raucous. >> dave: it doesn't have to be a library but i need to hear the game. >> alisyn: another thing that will invariably happen today. people will debate the halftime performance, some people will hate and some will love it. prepare yourself for everybody saying that madonna may have passed her prime or she looked better than ever and what her best song ever was, "lucky star." >> clayton: there is always a debate over the performance at halftime, last year, the black eyed peas and, the weird space outfits? it was terrible. >> alisyn: oh, yeah. >> dave: this is going to be great. >> alisyn: here on the sofa. >> dave: and don't bring it back... don't be the guy, bake something and give some effort. >> clayton: i'll bring this over to your house. >> alisyn: the lazy chip guy or lazy popcorn guy. >> clayton: lazy popcorn guy. >> alisyn: all right, there you go. have fun! >> clayton: i'll enjoy your headlines, now. >> alisyn: okay. good. the munching, i'll try not to have it distract me. thanks, let's get to your headlines, a lot of news, the syrian army's devastating assault seems to be continuing today. and the country's third large -- in the country's third largest city. this is amateur video, we've gotten into our newsroom. let's look at this. >> alisyn: hard to see but afierce show syria's military determined to end the uprising there, and activists say 200 people were killed en clashes yesterday and the government denies involvement. russia and china are criticized for vetoing a u.n. resolution to get president assad out of power. a new york school district hiring a consulting firm to look at air and ground samples it hopes -- in hopes of figuring out why the group of teenagers is suffering from turret's-like symptoms. a school board meet with parents in new york yesterday turned contentious after the school superintendent claimed she didn't believe environment causes are responsible. parents want answers. >> you are not doing your job. [applause]. >> if that really indeed is true it will be fine and, they need to do it with a quickness. >> alisyn: we learned yesterday about the first adult who has come down with symptoms similar to what the teenagers are having, the school nurse. and, airbags are life savers in an avalanche, a professional snow boarder who was caught in a massive avalanche in colorado and is crediting her air bag backpack, the orange thing, on her back, for saving her life. she said the back country access float basically helps you do just that, float down on the snow, rather than being buried in it. and, george jetson had that and now it has finally come to use in skiing. >> clayton: if they are a publicly traded company, buy stock in it. let's check in with rick reichmuth now. i'm starting a show... >> rick: people who do that, are prepared and go in with all the stuff to protect them in case they get into avalanches, which happen often, the real thing. >> dave: don't ski where there is likely an avalanche. >> rick: you and i don't but my brother does and his buddies do the back country stuff and it is a different story. a great thing. look at the weather maps, guys, i will not put on a coat out here until winter really gets into the northeast. we'll see if it happens, certainly is not happening, and, your temperatures are waking up. your forecast for the day, northeast shapes up like this and, a really nice day and we'll etemps in the 40s, hit the button one more time. to the northeast. there we go. temps into the 40s and 30s, for almost everybody and light snow into far northern new england. nothing bad. the southeast we'll see a few showers in across the florida area, as well as in coastal parts of texas. nothing to change major problems and northern plains temps warming up again, 20° above your average, the mild winner-- winter continues and, temps in the upper 50s, coastal areas of oregon and washington and california, the next chance of rain comes into california, tuesday morning. back to you inside. >> clayton: thanks, rick. >> dave: missing all the action in here, rick, get in here! from the semi circle couch to the circle city in indy, brian kilmeade has a special guest this morning. charlie batch. >> 30 million concussions happen a year in sports. in all sport, how do you stop it from pee-wee football to the game behind us in the nfl and the super bowl. there might be a way. we told you about this last year and with us now is the founder of unequal technology and you are using kevlar, and what did you put together here. >> it is a multi-layer composite originally developed for the military and our thought was, if it can stop a bullet it can stop a blitz. >> you didn't use just kevlar, you made a sandwich and you have kevlar there and it's not just that. >> it is a technology that is covered by over 62 patents. and, we are real proud of it. >> a lot of people come to the locker room and think they can solve the head injury problem and you have been in the league 13 years. what about this? >> actually, i'm trying to raise awareness for concussions and you have to educate people and once people saw what was going on a lot of people wanted to put on the helmet to see how it works. >> including james harrison, the outstanding defensive player with the pittsburgh steelers. he has had concussion problems and this is the way it is done, and it can be done like that tomorrow, by you, you stick it on the inside and what does it do? >> it dramatically reduces the amount of impact going into the head and it is easy, brian. you just cut... >> i did not know you were armed, by the way... >> and stick it inside the helps, whether for baseball, lacrosse, any sport, cut, peel and stick, parents from high school, college, universities, professional, trainers, all using this technology, to dramatically reduce the amount of impact into the head. >> first time i heard about it. hold up the vest. tony romo wore this. hold it up to the camera, he wore this in a game. because, he was having problems, and it goes on almost like armor? >> ands it was tony romos and i war something with a custom fit for myself and wore it in the game and took a couple of hits and got right up, no problem. >> and, with broken ribs, michael vick got back on the field. >> after the game he said unequal made me feel invincible. >> the giants will be wearing this and and the boston bruins wear it as well. >> and they credit us with the stanley cup victory and you put it on the body, the player feels invincible and it dissipates the shock and impact lat really. >> a success story, an entrepreneur putting it together and pushing it forward and you have rejected other companies' overtures to buy you, why? major companies. >> because i believe we have a mission and that is to protect soldiers on the battlefield and protect athletes on the sports field and we want to carry the mission all the way until this is into every helmet and on every chest and protecting kids right up through the professionals. >> you might be the next president of the players union. how valuable could it be. >> it would be really valuable. you talk about and hear about the commissioner talking about concussions, how that is a point of emphasis and all we're trying to do is continue to raise the awareness. let the players know, here's another option and if you are serious about reducing the risk of concussions, try the product. >> you played with the patriots, what do you expect to happen. >> brady will come out with a lot of vengeance because of the last super bowl loss but i think the giants will put a lot of pressure on tom and will ultimately prevail. >> like you guys did and won? >> yes. >> ravens almost did. >> that is something, when you look at the giants' defense, they are able to put pressure. >> and, my last thing is, go to unequal.com. >> and we're debuting the crt, concussion reduction technology, on the show. and letting parents, coaches and trainers know that we're out there for them. >> it is great and we'll follow your request, do the american thing, find the company from the beginning to the end. and convincing charlie to come a aboard. how tough are you and, how do i look, wearing the same shirt and i'm freezing to death. >> dave: kevlar warm you up? that is an important segment, though. >> clayton: coming up on the show. >> dave: good topic. >> clayton: mitt romney scores a big win, is it smooth sailing from here? our next guest says hold up, the race is not over yet. >> alisyn: the video went viral in 2010, you can catch the attention of giants head coach tom coughlin, we meet the high school teen who would crawled across the finish line. >> a decision, she gets assistance, of course. >> decision time, we're asking, how she is feeling. >> this is cross-country. >> dis qualifier, asking, can you make it and look at her. courageous effort, trying to cross the finish. >> the crowd is giving her all they can at the finish. >> take her to the medical tent, right away. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. >> alisyn: mitt romney won the nevada caucuses by a decisive margin last night. but is it going to be smooth sailing from here to the nomination? our next guest says the race is not even close to being over. >> dave: terry doyle is a talk radio host based in las vegas. he stayed up all night on the strip and now joins us live from vegas, good to see you. mitt romney cruising in nevada, no matter -- if we ever get the clark county results, either way he's going to cruise to a decisive victory, is this thing over? >> certainly to the over but as far as mitt romney's victory in nevada and las vegas, though guy who doesn't drink, gamble and smoke, comes out a winner? people should reassess their priorities. >> dave: no one pointed that out, how does sin city vote for a nonsinner. >> alisyn: what is the explanation? you are there, jerry. >> this is like one of those -- jack nicholson, chinatown, you can't explain it and you know what is it and he goes, chinatown, one of those things you cannot figure out. i know who the big loser was, sheldon adelson and his wife who gave $10 million to mitt romney. >> dave: to newt gingrich. >> to newt gingrich's pac, right. i saw them at an atm trying to get a cash advance to get their car out of valet parking and now they know how the rest of us feel. >> dave: he's not hurting for dough any time soon. >> alisyn: you like ron paul, we're waiting to see if he was second or third last night. what do you make of his return? >> it is a battle for second. and, you look at where we are, we're at two million people, who voted out of potentially 200 million people, that would vote and basically one% of the population has spoken, five of the states have sort of spoken so far and the rest of the country, what about me? i haven't had my voice yet and people want to get other people to drop out and, suggest they drop out and hint they are dropping out or this is the candidate and we have to coalesce behind that. but i think it does a complete disservice to the people who want to see the process play itself out and i think it is healthy. and i think it is healthy for the republican party, because there, are people that want a certain part of mitt romney, a certain part of newt gingrich, a certain part of rick santorum and a certain part of ron paul, and a quarter of each one and put them together they'd probably say that is the candidate and with 40% of republicans saying they'd like to see someone new in the race, i think that is an indication that the republican party is trying to define the standard-bearer for the republican party. when the republican party has not defined the standards for itself. >> alisyn: jerry doyle you are a las vegas-based radio host, thanks for giving us a laugh this morning. >> appreciate it. thanks, guys. >> dave: up next an amazing story of one girl who crawled across the finish line, to complete a race, we meet her and hear how the video is helping... >> decision time, we're asking how she's feeling... ke, while it built up in my system. 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[ laughs ] [ male announcer ] ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >> clayton: now, back in 2010, a high school cross-country runner crawled across the finish line on her hands and knees. helping her team secure a spot in the state championship. since then her finish has become an inspiration in the new york giants' locker room, ahead of their super bowl play, today. we're joined by 17-year-old holland reynolds, whom you just saw in the video. nice to see you this morning, holland. >> nice to see you, too. >> clayton: before we get to the giant, what were we looking at? a 5k race, what happened before the finish line? >> well, i was in second place, basically, the entire race, and, up until 800 meters to go, a half mile left, my legs started feeling heavier than hey ever had before and i ended up doing a sort of zombie walk, as you can see, going into the finish line, and, collapsed right before the finish line. >> clayton: your legs filled with lactic acid, breathing was labored. you were freezing, because of hypothermia and you also felt compelled to get up and cross the finish line for your coach, who contracted lou gehrig's disease, was diagnosed. what were you thinking as you were laying there, slumped before the finish line? >> all i knew is that my team and i really wanted to win for my coach and we believed it to be his last season and wanted to make the last season a great one and by winning, we'd have the most state championships in all of california. so, that was my goal. and all i wanted to do is cross the finish line. >> clayton: unbelievable and you managed to pick yourself up and get across the finish line and now we learn the new york giants and tom coughlin have used the video in the new york giants' locker room, an inspiration across their own finish line and, to get into the super bowl and get a victory. what did you think when you heard that? >> honestly i thought it was crazy. i never thought that this story would actually inspire professional athletes. i knew when this story went viral, a couple of years ago, it was strange, to me it was a national story and i never thought other athletes would actually be inspired by me. so i was just flattered. >> clayton: really touching, too, and more amazingly, perhaps, the fact that you are from san francisco and you are a 49ers fan. and when you learned the giants -- sorry about your 49ers, but how did that sit with you? >> it was funny. actually, some of my friends were teasing me that i was the reason that the 49ers lost. >> clayton: there you go. that is good. now you have to be pulling for the giants in the super bowl, is that right. >> yes, i'm rooting for them. >> clayton: all right, we want to make sure we get in the plug for you. because this is, i now special to you and of course, to our viewers this morning, you can understand what scompelled you o get across the finish line and jim tracy is the coach and anyone who wants to send in donations to the jim acrossy special needs trust, do that with the address on the screen and we'll make sure it is up on our web site at foxnews.com if anyone wasn't quick enough with a pen to write it down, holland, thanks for joining us and enjoy the super bowl. >> thank you, you, too. >> clayton: thank you. more "fox & friends" in two minutes. 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