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"fox and friends" begins right now. well, good morning. great to be you here on "fox and friends." come in and stay a while. >> it's so warm and cozy. it's freezing outside. >> actually, you know what? i disagree with you. it was 21 as i was walking in, and that actually felt like a relief compared to the deep freeze. >> your apartment? >> my apartment. >> you have the coldest apartment in new york city. >> with the cold snap tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday of this week, rick reichmuth will be up next with more on that. still more questions and answers following a deadly shooting at a baltimore mall yesterday. a man armed with a shotgun and explosives walked into the mall shooting a man and woman, both mall employees, dead. the victim is i.d.'d as 21-year-old brianna benlolo and tyler johnson, 25. many heard screams and shoppers ducked into nearby stores. >> once we heard about fatalities, there's a wave of emotion. what's going on? what happened? here you are saturday morning going about your business and to have something like this happen -- it shakes you up. >> police haven't given the motive but friends of the victim say it's been a domestic dispute involving benlolo's ex-boyfriend. police scheduled a press conference for 9:30 this morning. a russian teenager busting for building a weapon of mass destruction? cops raided his pennsylvania home after he was suspected of dealing drugs. they quickly learned he was hiding something a lot more dangerous than marijuana. the 19-year-old faces a huge laundry list of charges including a weapon of massive destruction. >> he was always doing abstract things. >> he allegedly told investigators he bought the bomb-making materials online. this is one way to have a vacation, a mystery illness striking more than 300 people aboard the royal caribbean ship. the ship is expected to dock today where health officials will board the ship to figure out what's going on exactly. right now symptoms are similar to the stomach flu. just two days after a dui arrest an alleged drag-races stunt in miami, life's looking like a beach for justin bieber, the 19-year-old is off the beach of panama where he was spotted with a model and some friends. bieber's friends spotted lugging a bucket of beer. panama's league drinking age is 18. >> look at his entourage carrying the beer for him. >> wouldn't want to ruin his hair. it was perfect in the mugshot. >> oh, yeah, he's 14? >> you can open the bottle. okay, let's go to rick reichmuth. it is really balmy outside. >> it is really nice. >> i wish i could record all my segments yesterday because it's just the exact same story as yesterday. >> you want to go home? >> they record the weather in san diego. >> groundhog day, i guess. we have a clipper system exactly the same as yesterday and it was across the east coast yesterday. this one will bring snow to chicago and down to indianapolis. behind that is where the real, real cold air is making its way in across the central plains and the east coast. and this ridge across the west, that's also not breaking down at all right now, so the symptom track moves way up to parts of alaska and the west coast is fine. i think we will by wednesday, thursday and friday start to see this even out a little bit. then the storm track eventually comes lower and we'll see some rain into northern california by the time we get to the end of the week, and that will be great news if that happens. here's the next seven days in new york city, saturday, 37. that's good news. back above freezing by the latter part of the week. sunday, the super bowl, temperatures above freezing. maybe a little precipitation with temps above freezing meaning it's rain and not snow. look by tuesday, 35 for a high in new orleans, on tuesday. 35 degrees. >> that's ridiculous. what's the point of going south? >> exactly, what is the point? well, the economy is in deep trouble, that hasn't changed, but the president has a new plan, talk some more. he's preparing for the state of the union address, the constitutionally mandated address to come tuesday. we'll cover it right here on fox, but he has a plan. gone is the phrase "income equality." the white house said they won't use the term in the speech on tuesday. >> it's been missing from the website and from speeches that have been given to reporters from the white house, but if you remember on december the 4th, the president of the united states repeated the term income inequality some 26 times. take a listen. >> who is counting? >> i want to spend some time talking about today, and that's a dangerous inequality and lack of upper mobility. increasing inequality is most pronounced in our country. our levels of inequality rank like jamaica. the combined trends of increased inequality and decreasing mobility, rising inequality -- greater inequality. reducing inequality. reducing inequality. >> i'm sure this has been focus grouped tup the wazoo. now you will hear ladder of opportunity. >> it does sound good in theory but in doubt is not the same as a hand up. >> i think they understand that when you talk about fixing income inequality, what you're really saying is you're going to reorder american society and do it by force. and that's a scary prospect. look, nobody argues inequality isn't a problem. of course it's a problem, but what do you do about it is the question? how can government fix it? and what causes it in the first place? >> they try to have government solve the issue. here's what a new fox news poll shows about how americans feel about income inequality feel in the first place, 62% say fine, that's how things work out. 21% say it stinks but is not a government problem. and 13% say sorry that's the way it worked out. the american dream is dead, we have to get this back. turns out it actually hasn't changed. >> the irony is that it's become actually difficult, much more difficult in the past five years for people to rise from the lower echelons to the upper echelons. there are a ton of reasons for this, but for the president to look in the camera and say inequality is a problem, really? can you find a single economist who says when you have high unemployment and low social econ economics, you bring in more people to the united states? >> bring in more people to suppress wages further. >> rather than admitting his programs haven't worked, instead he's just blaming congress instead saying, you know, and now i need to take action into my own hands and i've got a pin and i've got a phone and i know how to use it. >> so this is the new movement going forward, if i can't get congress to sign any legislation, it doesn't matter, i'm going to grab my pin through executive action and get things done. this is from dan phifern this year of action, the president will seek out as many opportunities as possible to work with congress in a bipartisan way, but when american jobs and livelyhoods depend on getting something done, he will not wait for congress. president obama has a pin and a phone and he will use them to take executive action. >> yes, it's this whole separation of powers thing, it's silly because it just gets in the way. it's easier for the king to make things happen. with a stroke of his pen, he's the most powerful man in the world. >> when oyou look at the president's power, congress controls the first string. congress has a lot of the power. and the fact that the president thinks he can just saturday of double-down and take executive action, we see it in the obamacare legislation. pass this, exempt that, without going to congress to get it done. >> yeah, how many exemptions have been done unilaterally. you can't even count. scary. coming up, brand new warnings from the state department. now american athletes in sochi being told to hide team usa gear in public. the next guest, former secret service agent here to answer, is the white house doing enough to keep americans safe overseas? and outrage, is this logo on a garbage truck a patriotic company or is it trash talk? we'll let you decide. 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ethan flores has a lot of experience with these events and will assess the threat. good morning, and thank you for being here with us. >> good morning, thank you. >> should we be concerned? we're hearing that vladimir putin is trying to secure the area in this so-called ring of steel, spending $50 billion, some $40,000 costs, is that enough? >> russia is a super power, are they doing everything they can to secure the event? yes, they have the technology and have things similar to what we have. and they are putting it forth as much as they can to do what they can. >> of course, the games starting on february 7th, travel ahead of time for some family members of these athletes who we have watched excel since toddlers, and then to hear them tell people, don't come support me. is this a concern? >> everyone is concerned on the american side and we have a lot of our officials saying russia isn't sharing intelligence, but when you think that, you wonder, what's going on? are they keeping something from us that's of concern? a lot of athletes feel, you know what? i don't want anything to happen to you, please don't come, support me from overseas. it's unfortunate because it puts a big dark cloud to something we should be celebrating with the athletes. >> with the close proximity to the islamic extremist activity in that area so prevalently, we are hearing the so-called black widows could be embedded into the armed force there is? is that something to be concerned about? >> the area is very volatile and we are aware of that. you are going to have sympathizers or moles, so to speak, within the troops. so find somebody that empathizes with the terrorists and have a checkpoint post. if it's coordinated, i can let something through that shouldn't be through. when you are dealing with such large numbers, are you going to have a problem? yes, because you cannot vouch for every security personnel. or what their mental state of mind is or their belief system? >> the mental state of the widows, they think suicide bombing is okay, but they are apparently -- they have a vendetta because their spouses have died. so what do we need to be concerned about with that? they don't look like a normal terrorist, they look like sweet women from their faces. >> and that's smart. think like the opponent, if i have a target and want to execute the target, i want to cause fear, what am i going to do? i'm going to take somebody who fits in who i can hide in open sight in plain view who blends in, western clothing, the hair, whatever the case may be, and i'm going to insert you in so you don't attract attention to yourself. they are not hiding in the building somewhere waiting to detonate. they are probably out there walking around looking similar to myself or yourself. >> final point, 10,000 americans expected to go, would you go, yes or no? >> i would go because i think we send a message that we can't be afraid, you can't let this hold you back. and we have to -- we just have to keep going. the world is changing and we kind of have to change with it. >> evy, thank you for your time today. >> thank you. 17 minutes after the hour, coming up on "fox and friends weekend," one democrat senator wants more of a crackdown on the tea party telling the irs to be more aggressive. >> there are many things that can be done by the irs and other government agencies, and we have to redouble those efforts. >> our next guest from the tea party says conservatives are being silenced and she's here with her fight to change it. and pot, no more dangerous than booze and cigarettes? 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thank you, clayton. well, first it was the irs targeting tea party groups, now one democratic senator wants more of a crackdown on conservative critics of president obama. he's telling the irs to be more aggressive. watch this. >> obviously, the tea party elite gained extraordinary inflins by funneling millions of dollars in unclosed campaigns and to attack government. we are not going to have a broad discussion of this issue here as i mentioned. and it is clear we are not going to pass any legislative as long as the house of representatives is in republican control, but there are main things to be done by the i.r.s. and other government agencies, and we have to redouble those agencies. >> taxing the government is not allowed, and some of the biggest members called friends of abe are being targeted by the i.r.s. there's reaction to all of this including senator schumer's remarks is a tea party activist and member of friends for abe. >> thank you for having me. >> what kind message does this send when a senior senator from new york goes on camera to say it is not allowed to criticize government and those who do need further scrutiny from the i.r.s.? >> well, it sends a message loud and clear, i think, that they are not interested in our first amendment right, they are not interested in our right to assemble. you know, certainly this group, f.o.a., i'm a member of and don't speak for all of them because we are a diverse group, but its purpose is not political. it never should have been targeted by the i.r.s. essentially, a professional sort of watering hole as executive director aaron clinton south. and everyone watching this knows if this were a progressive group during the bush administration being targeted in a red state, there would be hell to pay. every single alphabet soup media would be all over this, but they are not because it's okay to do whatever you want to do to conservatives. and i think that's a complete double standard that the left is going to have to come to terms with if they are interested in free speech. >> it is frightening. you shouldn't be able to use the tools of government power to crush your political enemy, but you don't need to. you just need to suggest it and call for it as senator schumer did. doesn't that have a chilling effect on people's political speech? >> well, they have been successful doing this in churches intimidating pastors, making them believe things that aren't even true or constitutional. and there's a whole movement to change that, but this is the thing, there's so much going on here that it is so spooky and should scare the daylights out of any person who believes in our constitutional republic. one is that, why is it that the i.r.s. agents are talking to "the new york times" about this? you have to ask yourself that question. why are the people who are the loudest screaming for individual rights and rights to free speech in why are they standing down on this? where are those people? they should be shouting down because at some point the tables will be turned and i assure you they will be speaking loud and they will look like the hypocrites they are being today. >> because they are not really interested in diversity, they are interested in power and crushing those programs. thank you for joining us. i know it's early in l.a. >> thank you for having me. that's all right, thank you. coming up, outrage this morning. is this logo on the side of the garbage truck a sign of a patriotic company or as some say disrespectful trash talk? we'll report, you decide. and prices for next week's super bowl at an all-time high. the next guest says that could change. he has the ticket trends you need to know. stay tuned for that. be right back. 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let us know. >> and to take it one step further, growing up in the south, very often you see things that are redeemed cleaners or faith exterminating or landscaping or something, is that bad when it comes down to christianity or something? >> that's a whole other area because a lot of christians get upset when they see certain businesses trying to use religious symbols to drum up business, come into my business because i'm a christian business. other christians say that's not the way you should do it. >> have you been to africa? >>, no i haven't. >> i remember seeing the blood of jesus hair salon. everywhere! all over west africa, every bar, every business. >> by the way, the best haircut you've gotten. >> i didn't actually go. other news stories making headlines at this hour, a breaking bombshell from edward snowden in a rare interview with a german tv network. snowden says they don't limit spying to national security but targets foreign businesses as well. he said this, there's no question that the united states is engaged in economic spying. if there is information at siemens that they think would be beneficial to the national interests, not the national security of the united states, they will go after that information and they'll take it. >> good. snow deden says he has dump the secret documents off to journalists. and another major retailer warning of a possible data breach. arts and crafts store michaels says they are partnering with the secret service to find out if customers' credit card information was stolen. this is in the wake of massive security breaches at target and neiman marcus impacting a third of our nation. the head of the eae is slamming president obama saying marijuana is no more harmful than alcohol. michelle leonard reportedly told a grown of sheriff deputies she's frustrated by the administration's recent openness toward state legalization. leonhart opposes marijuana usage saying it brings mixed messages to high schoolers. did dennis rodman break a rule while visiting north korea? the former nba star was bringing thousands of dollars in gifts including soup and alcohol to kim jong-il for his birthday. turns out that may violate the u.s. sanctions. the maximum penalty? 20 years in prison and a million-dollar fine. let's go over to rick reichmuth. >> where is that rick reichmuth? >> he's warm inside. >> for now, anyway. another cold day across the northeast. get ready across the northern plains, a really cold next couple of days. take a look at chicago, today you're at 30. the temps drop throughout the day with snow this morning. you may end up with two to three inches of snow. then take a look at what happens, your high on monday is minus 4. the low on monday night into tuesday morning is minus 20. so incredibly cold. it's also going to be very windy across a lot of the northern plains. winds possibly 40 to 50 miles an hour. so the windchills feel like minus 40 to minus 50 potentially. the cold is there and you warm up by the latter part of the week, but in general, this cold pattern continues. this is the future radar. that clipper is moving through. that storm, by the way, extends down to the southeast eventually. and by tuesday we're going to be looking at some snow again, i think, possibly across parts of southern louisiana, southern mississippi and alabama. and then we're going to watch possibly a little bit of a coastal storm tuesday night into wednesday across parts of south carolina. then we'll start to switch this pattern around a little bit, hopefully. we're hoping to break this down. clayton? rick, you got ripped off with your super bowl ticket, you paid $3,000 for your ticket? >> $4,000. >> he got ripped off because ticket prices to next week's super bowl are getting more affordable by the day. people waiting up until the last moment here. within the last 48 hours, ticketed have plunged. the average price to the event is about $2,500. down about a thousand dollars. joining us what with what he's seeing, russ is here. >> great to be here. >> the cheapest seat is $1600. the other day the nosebleeds were up to $2500, why? >> ticket prices do drop over time, so it's hard to speculate why they are dropping, but they are dropping and we tell fans to wait as low as possible. >> the lowest price is where? >> you want to spend as much as possible you can spend $800,000, but you have to get a group of 30 friends together and buy a suite. that's a per ticket basis around $25,000 a piece. >> do you have that money out there? i guess if you are a fan like that, wow. at $800,000 for 30 people to buy a suite, what about for the general public as the prices drop? is the nosebleed the most affordable right now? >> that's the most affordable area for sure. i would say that the tickets will drop probably under $1,000, so if you are gutsy, wait until sunday and purchase your ticket the day of the super bowl. >> a couple factors here, one, is it the teams playing in the super bowl? is that why prices are dropping? >> i don't think so. we noticed the ticket prices drop for every event. i think the weather has part to do with it. >> that was my next question. so the weather, east rutherford, new jersey, rick's not ruling out a snowstorm yet. you can't rule it out just yet, so it could be really cold there. who wants to sit outside in those temperatures? >> this is a first super bowl to happen outside in a warm weather environment. it sounds romantic to be out in the cold until you look at the forecast and there's a forecast of negative 4 degrees. >> and you can be inside watching the game. >> the weather gets better at the end of the week, but it could be a wintry mix. >> what is the cutoff for buying tickets? the very last moment? how long should you wait? will ticket prices come down further the day before the game? >> it is almost certain the ticket prices will continue to drop. we think ticket prices will bottom out the day of the event. buy tickets sunday morning, if you can arrange for pickup location and can walk right into the game that day. >> where is the best place to buy them? >> a ticket search engine, we poll from every marketplace so you're guaranteed to be the best deal if you come to us. >> $800,000, russ, thank you so much. we'll all get in, you and me, tucker, anna? you guys in? $800,000. >> chump change. >> i'm all in. >> thank you. coming up on "fox and friends weekend," no way to honor a hero. this man's identity is stolen as part of an internet dating scheme. his family is here with this story, next. and remarkable surveillance video shows two armed men barging into a hotel firing a gun at the clerk. but they picked the wrong man to mess with. you've got to see this. stay tuned. i need proof of insurance. that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, actually i think my eyes might ha... next! digital insurance id cards. just a tap away on the geico app. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ugh. geico. little help here. 43 minutes after the hour. let's get up and going. terrifying video out of michigan where a woman narrowly escaped a bullet to the head. surveillance video shows two armed men walk into a super 8 motel in lincoln park just south of detroit. one of them pulls a gun on a desk clerk, punches her in the mouth with it, and then fires. amazingly, she manages to escape unhurt. police are still hunting for the suspects. and an out of this world sight caught on dash cam video near dallas, texas. a meteorite is streaking across the sky. other meteors were reported this weekend from kansas to texas. this is truly a shocking story. the family of a fallen soldier outraged to discover their brother's identity was stolen and used in an internet dating scam. now a man called brandon ashrack is under arrest and charged with criminal impersonation. turns out his ploy was part of the international catfish game to see if he could keep a fake internet relationship going the longest. joining me are the sisters of the staff sergeant, thank you for joining us this morning. so, lisa, when did you find out that this happened? >> in early december i was e-mailed by someone, a stranger, on facebook alerting me to a fake facebook page set up in matthew's name. and at that time i i thought this person was a hero. you know, i was obviously in disbelief this could happen, but this person alerted me to that, and as we conversed, he told me that he ran the peter ties memorial fund, which peter was a special services soldier also killed in action, and we went ahead and tried to get the page removed with the help from the media. and we also were e-mailed by a woman within a day or two and she had alleged that she had also been catfished by someone using matthew's pictures. at that point in time, she said his name was brandon ashraft. and i was immediately stunned because the person who originally alerted me to the facebook page, his name was brandon ashraft. so we began to go back through our files because melissa kept a file from two years prior, a woman who also alleged she was catfished by someone using matthew's pictures and name. it was awful. we began to compile all the information, the evidence, my husband, myself and melissa, we put everything together, the evidence in a timeline form, and melissa was able to submit to the detectives in new york. >> melissa, i can't imagine how this made you feel. your brother has been killed, you lost your brother, and someone is using his identity to file in his memory for internet dating. how did you respond to that? >> um, i was extremely angry about it. it is very hurtful. it's tough enough to deal with the loss day in and day out without having somebody come at you with this kind of stuff. it's just so mind-blowing. i don't understand. >> it really is. and i think everyone watching this is offended on your behalf and on behalf of your brother's himry. how do you want matthew to be remembered? >> i want matthew to be remembered as the courageous and brave soul that he always. he never hesitated to put his life on the line for anybody. he doesn't need to be remembered in this way. >> no. it's awful. and i think i speak for everyone watching this show when i say, i hope the man who did this is punished severely. li lisa, thank you for joining us this morning. for more information, go to foxandfriends.com and we'll have it for you there. coming up, the pentagon is relaxing its rules on what the soldiers can wear, meaning turbines and facial hair can be allowed. is this a good idea? some say it's the degradation of the military. and a new source selling expired food at not surprisingly discount prices. doctors say not such a bad idea. we'll break down the foods that are still safe to eat past their sell-by date. stay tuned. today we're going to play a little game which 4g lte map has the most coverage? 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>> when you open it or actually have you're preserving it, let's say you are refrigerating something, if you leave the fridge open a lot, it will deteriorate faster. it also depends how long you leave things outside before you put them in the fridge. >> a lot of people are eating breakfast this morning, what about having cereal past date? >> cereal is okay. with cereal, a lot of people wonder agent the fda, which is supposed to regulate our safety, you can see the nutritional label here. the nutritional label is what they are looking at, the calories and ingredients from that point of view, not necessarily in terms of it spoiling. if you look at bread, for example, the old rule of looking at the actual product, smelling it to make sure it looks okay is probably the safest way to go. a lot of the date things, if you put them in the fridge or freezer, they can last longer. meat and poultry you have to be careful about. >> this is what would scare me. >> yeah, you don't want to get sick. >> you don't want to get sick. cook it or freeze it, poultry, in one to two days of buying it. >> so the expiration date, you have to add here to the extrags date. the sell-by date, how much wiggle room? >> that's one to two days, basically. then for beef, it would be three to five days. if you freeze it, you can make it last for longer, but i would more careful with those things, like with meats. >> so you just really need to make sure it passes the smell test. >> yeah. >> when you take it out of the freeze her? >> exactly. >> these can survive like a nuclear fallout. >> it can. >> you can have these for years, right? >> they can last for up to five years if they are low acid, so things like beans, some of them with tomato or acidic, they can last 18 months but not as long if they don't have acid. and if the can is bulging or looks funky, it is better to throw it away. >> the dem industchemistry of tn change over time? >> that can happen, too. we see that the most with diet soda. with a soda that's diet, it has aspartame in it. >> aspartame is delicious, by the way. so that can break down? >> it can break down. diet sodas after sitting around for several months, they taste funky. it is not like they are unsafe, but they don't taste normal anymore. and then beer, you also have to be careful, mainly, again, not that it goes bad specifically, but from the types of bottle. so if it is clear, it can be exposed to sunlight. and that causes a bacteria to per mea ferment the beer. >> what happens if you take it in and out of the refrigerator or take out a super bowl party and put it back in the refrigerator, is that causing a problem? >> for a short time, beer can sit outside, but for other things that need to be refrigerated, be careful with things like sour cream and other things that can go bad. >> so this guy is a bit of a genius here? >> i think so. obviously, the concern is if you go past the sell-by or best-by date, you have to keep track of you you are refrigerating things and storing them, but yeah, he could save people a lot of money. because he's planning to sell the food for a lot less than what we pay. >> and do pay attention to the actual expiration date. dr. devi, thank you for your time today. >> thank you. >> i'm going to have some aspartame. 6:56. coming to a television screen near you obamacare law worsens. and this 9-year-old makes a slam dunk. the dynamic basketball prodigy is here live. 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"fox and friends" hour two starts right now. i think we got puppies on the show, too. >> puppies! >> i was just in the green room eating a croissant and petting the puppies at the same time. they are so unbelievably cute. >> speaking of eating, we are going to be doing that. we'll show you what to feed your dogs during the super bowl to keep them occupied. we'll be snacking a lot. let them snack a little bit. >> here's what to feed your dog during the super bowl. that's the greatest segment ever. who thought of that? >> peanut butter flavored -- >> don't let them go to waste. >> love that. >> the bottom line is we have puppies coming really soon. so don't change the dial. >> stay tuned. thank you for waking up with "fox and friends." and the headlines this morning now. >> a man killed two people at a maryland mall before shooting himself. he also had improvised explosives made from fireworks. the victims i.d.'d as 21-year-old brianna benlolo and tyler johnson, both mall employees. cops are not identifying the shooter. witnesses say they heard screams as shoppers ducked into nearby stores. >> it was horrifying. then once we heard about fatalities, then there's another wave of emotion. you're like, what's going on? what happened? and here you are on your saturday morning going about your business and to have something like this happen, it's -- it shakes you up. >> police haven't given a motive but friends of the victims say it's been a domestic dispute involving benlolo's ex-boyfriend. police scheduled a press update for 9:30 this morning. a russian teenager busted for allegedly building a weapon of mass destruction. cops raided his pennsylvania home on a tip he was dealing drugs. they quickly learned the 19-year-old was hiding a bomb and bomb-making materials inside a suitcase. >> we didn't see anything, to be honest. he was just always doing abstract things. >> i'm hoping for the best for him, but i hope i don't see him again because he's a dangerous kid. >> wow. the teen together investigators he bought the bomb-making materials online. this is a way to ruin a vacation, a mystery illness striking a royal caribbean cruise ship. this morning more than 300 people are sick. the ship is expected to dock in the virgin islands where health officials will board to figure out what's going on. right now symptoms are similar to the stomach flu. miserable. actor jonah hill is getting help with his "saturday night live" monologue with co-star leonardo dicaprio. ♪ >> am i flying, jack? >> yes, rose, you're flying. >> i'm the king of the world! the two showing off exactly how they shook off the nerves before filming by reenacting that famous "titanic" scene. leo has never hosted "snl" but that was jonah's second time. >> i just started watching that -- that's what it is like behind the scenes here. >> i haven't seen the movie. >> i was watching your face as that was happening, and i was thinking, you have no idea what movie they are reenacting. >> i had no idea. i don't know who he is, so that's great. here's your temp wake up this morning. there's the cold weather again. repeat the same story. getting colder with the air tomorrow into tuesday. that's likely the coldest air so far this winter. and that's saying something because it's been so cold. this clipper is where the cold air is coming down, but this morning we have snow from indianapolis to chicago in to detroit. topeka as well. so get ready, we'll continue to see that snow move across the great lakes. another clipper moves in behind that. we clear things out for a couple days because the storm track dives farther to the south. take a look at the future radar here across the south. going through the day on monday, by monday evening into tuesday we start to see the development here. and that potentially includes snow across places like the coastal areas of the carolinas down to the deep south. maybe a few snowflakes flying around new orleans by the time we get to tuesday night as well. and one last thing in towards the pacific northwest, take a look at what happens. we are high and dry here for a while, but monday night into tuesday, get ready, we may see a little bit of rain move into the pacific northwest, which would be great news for them to get any moisture. not into southern california just yet, but all of the west needs it. thank you so much. >> thank you, rick. well, the white house is in trouble, of course, over obamacare. the president's signature program rolled out to a massive thud. they've called in the big guys now. hollywood. the obama administration has gotten together with tinseltown to brainstorm how to portray obamacare positively on television and film. for those of you keeping score at home, this is known as propaganda. in fact, it's the textbook definition of that term. >> so how this is going to unfold is at a roundtable discussion in hollywood at this panel hearing on basically the affordable care act. in an e-mail invitation sent out by the writers guild of american going out to invite people who will be a part of the affordable care act comedy dinner, comedy drama and reality dinner panel where they will discuss among other things how to portray the affordable care act in television shows that they work on and in movies going forward. so everyone can sort of get on the same page about how to sell this to the american people. >> and you saw that cms spoke about julie fattal being there, is this going to be both-sided or pop begropaganda? people know to be successful, you can't stray far from the democratic party. >> hollywood portrays itself as a community of artists. and implicit in that is the idea they are truth tellers, they say unpopular things whether people like it or not. they will tell the truth. there's a conscious of america. and here they are toadies doing the work of a politician in the white house. that's scary. you need people in your society empowered to tell the truth whether or not it is popular. >> holly swowood is on their si though. if you pick up pieces on the politico website and on the new york times' website, you will notice some inaccuracies. you will notice things left out of the different stories. and they are big pieces, 5,000-word pieces highlighting the careers of wendy davis and hillary clinton, but there are huge things missing from the reports. >> this is the one on hillary clinton. it's super thick. and it probably doesn't surprise you that the word libya and benghazi are not apparent in there, but just a few weeks ago they came out with the piece talking about benghazi and essentially pushing the same talking points that susan rice went on the five sunday shows with, that this was a spontaneous attack that had nothing to do with al qaeda, and that it was sparked by an anti-muslim film. >> that doesn't surprise me that the time is carrying water for their senator, hillary clinton. what i found more surprising is this political profile of wendy davis that makes the point, america isn't ready for a single mom in the governor's seat. >> totally missing the point. >> here's the problem i have with wendy davis, she had some complicated marriage, i have tr other people's marriages i don't know. she ran on her biography and ran on the idea, vote for me because i'm a single mom who raised these kids and went to harvard. it turns out she didn't raise the kids, she gave up cost i do the kids actually. when you are running on your biography and it turns out to be false, that's a huge problem. it is not like she's running on ideas, she's for abortion, we know that, but what are her other ideas? she's a single mom, but she wasn't! >> get your biography in order. >> she was running on it. >> if you're running on it, we have seen a number of politicians that rally around their particular biography and their record. it comes out that it's false! you did not serve in vietnam or were not stationed at this place you said you were stationed in, and your campaign crumbles as a result of it. >> you were not married and divorced at 19, it happened at 21. you didn't live in a trailer for a long time. you lived in it for a short time. you married someone able to pay your bills to get you through and divorced them after. so i have a problem with the piece because it leaves out all of the scandal that has to do with it, but at the same time when you think about is america ready for a single mom as a politician? you know, in a lot of ways, i would have to agree with the author that we are not. we didn't think about the fire that sarah palin went through. is she going to have time to take care of her kids if she's the vice president of the united states? i would submit the most judged woman in america may be sarah palin, somebody along those lines, not somebody like wendy davis. >> here's a solution, let's stop talking so much about people's biographies and personal lives and start talking about their ideas. why should i care how old you were when you got married or if you lived in a trailer? a lot of people lived in trailers. what are you going to do for america? what's your program? what's your plan? what are your ideas? what's your philosophy? there's no conversation about that. it is all "people" magazine spread. she pulled herself up by her bootstraps. spare me. >> or what is your track record as a leader in the state department? in the 5500-word piece in "the new york times," here's a little look at what it said from this article called planet hillary. unlike barack obama who will leave the white house with more or less the same handful of friends he came in with, the clintons occupy their own unique and formidable and often exhausting place in american politics over the decades they have operated like an arkansas tumbleweed collecting friends and devoteees from bill clinton kinder garden class to little rock to the white house to the senate and beyond. this may represent hillary clinton's biggest challenge for a hypothetical 2016 campaign. again, one word missing from this enormous piece is the word benghazi. not mentioned one time. >> the biggest challenge is answering the simple question, how does your family make hundreds of millions of dollars over the past 14 years? what is clinton doing? where did some of the money come from? the clintons are some of the richest people in america, how did that happen? they have not come close to answering that. it is not just speeches, it is more complicated. >> what do you think of wendy davis and hillary clinton? e-mail us and find us on facebook and twitter @ffweekend. the pentagon is relaxing rules on religious apparel for troops, clothes they can wear in uniform. some turbines and facial hair are now allowed like the british army in the 19th century. but with two wars going on, should this be a priority? colonel allen west weighs in on that. and collins has a comeback? who he is teaming up with, next. he had that song "hero," remember? [ male announcer ] v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from tea packed with real juice from delicious fruits and veggies. it's what you need for that extra boost! oh and did we mention it's only 50 calories? need a lift? could've had a v8. in t juice aisle. welcome back. 16 minutes past the hour. the pentagon making a major announcement this week, deciding to relax the rules on religious apparel. this new development means members in the military will nob with allowed to wear a beard and head covering while serving. nice to see you this morning, kushl. >> good morning, clayton. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. should this be the thing the pentagon is focusing on right now, colonel? >> well, absolutely not. when you really think about this decision, the hip ypocrisy is laughable. we had a man who attacked the nativity scene at guantanamo bay dining facility and this was taken down. it is about a preference being given to a certain group. and we saw something, i guess, which was leading toward this happening when the judge that ordered major nadal haitian to shave his beard was removed from the case and replaced by a judge that allowed nadal hassan to keep his beard. you look across the entire grloe and see al qaeda with their hands in syria. you see egypt fighting against the muslim brotherhood. we know there's a very tenuous situation coming in afghanistan. china's navy is expanding while our navy is shrinking. and this obama administration is concerned about turbines and beards, which goes against the heart of military discipline and order. >> take a look at what the determining factors are. this is how the pentagon breaks this down and whether or not it interferes with military duties. if it impairs operation of weapons, equipment and machinery, you won't be allowed to wear it. it imposes a health and safety hazard, you won't be able to wear it. if it interferes with the function of clothing or equipment you're wearing, you cannot wear it. or it compromises the mission. what do you say to that? >> it's one of the reasons we have male soldiers clean shaven is because of the use of a kim chemical weapon. you have to go through a confidence training. then you think about wearing a turbine, how are you going to be able to fit a held theft to p protect yourself. this is about this fairness and really worry about the fundamental remake of the military into a socialist design. we see the lowering of standards. we'll have women in the navy s.e.a.l.s and rangers, that's why i think the house on armed services committee and the subcommittee on military personnel need to have a hearing about this. >> we want to get in a statement from the pentagon this morning because they say this is about discrimination. believe this will enhance commanders' and supervisors' ability to promote the climate necessary to maintain good order and discipline and would reduce both instances and perception of discrimination among those whose religious expressions are less familiar to the command. so they are saying, the pentagon, this is about order and stability within the military. you disagree? >> absolutely i disagree. first of all, this is a voluntary military. you don't have to join the military if you don't want to adhere to the standards. and the second thing is this, the united states army is a discriminatory organization. if you are too fat, you cannot join. if you cannot run at a certain pace, you cannot be there. i was a pretty squared away soldier but couldn't serve in the third infantry regiment because i was not tall enough. the standards there are 6 feet. is that discriminatory? yes, but that's the standard they have. this is what happens when you you have the civilians who nerve served in the military. off president that does not have any relationship with the military as bob gates' book ascertained or talked about. they had distrusting of the leadership. playing politics is not good policy. >> colonel allen west, good points this morning. things i have not thought of. great to see you. always welcome here. >> always a pleasure. thank you, clayton. coming up, a legal battle in texas nearing the end as the judge rules a pregnant woman declared brain dead can be taken off life support. what does this case tell us about faith? father jonathan morris is here to weigh on this. and nearly two years since the benghazi attack that left four people dead, the state department is now handing out promotions. we'll have that story for you, next. my feet felt so heavy ate end of thday. they used to get really tired. until i started gellin'. i got dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. when they're in my shoes, my feet and legs feel less tired. it's like lking on a wave. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. i'm a believer! ask me what it's like to get your best night's sleep every night. 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>> what we learn when it is time to let go and when to fight to save a life. >> here to weigh in is religion contributor father jonathan morris. good morning to you. >> it's a tough issue. >> we have one patient dead and the baby is still alive. we are hearing that the extremities are so deformed you can't tell the gender of the child. what does faith say to do? >> faith and ethics and right reasoning and the basic kind sense. one is we know there are two patients here, right? if we believe in life, there are two patients here. one is the mother and the other is the child. the mother is now dead. she's brain dead. and that not only is illegal, but also i believe ethical explanation of death. when there's no brain activity, that's one. but they have kept her alive for all this time. they kept her on life support, so to speak, and now the child is viable. 22, 23 weeks. that's right at the cutoff point. i believe we have to look at there being two patients here. we have to do what is reasonable in order to protect both patients. >> so the husband, i can't imagine what he must be going through in this situation. and saying that his wife never wanted to be kept alive this way in the first place. and then the baby, we're also hearing from experts, wouldn't be able to live on its own with water on the brain as anna mentioned. >> what baby is able to live at its own at 23 weeks? certainly the arguments i have seen put out in the press right now, that while the baby is not perfectly healthy, therefore what do you mean? somehow because a child is not in perfect health, therefore we should kill the child? no. the question is, whether or not we're going everything reasonable, reasonable, to take care of this second patient. and i think it went on for too long, five weeks or so since the hospital kept her on life support, even though she already passed. that was a big problem. i don't think we have to do irrational extreme measures to keep somebody alive, but at this point the baby's 23 weeks, the baby is viable, and i don't like the arguments that have been used in order to not save the child. >> father, thank you. >> it makes sense. >> it's tough. science brings to bear these questions we didn't have to deal with years ago. thanks a lot. >> and now on to puppies. >> we are bringing on puppies soon, but first, your personal rights up in smoke. one city banning residents from lighting up in their own homes. and the super bowl is not just for humans. we have the tips you need to get your furry friends to join in on the fun. ♪ ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. eartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® is different than pills. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once-a-day, any time, and comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adultth type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza® has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza® is not insulin. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza® or any of its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include: swelling of face, lips, tongue, or throat, fainting or dizziness, very rapid heartbeat, problems breathing or swallowing, severe rash or itching. tell your doctor if you get a lump or swelling in your neck. serious side effects may happen in people who take victoza®, including inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis), which may be fatal. stop taking victoza® and call your doctor right away if you have signs of pancreatitis, such as severe pain that will not go away in your abdomen or from your abdomen to your back, with or without vomiting. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. taking victoza® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. the most common side effects are nausea, diarrhea, and headache. some side effects can lead to dehydration, which may cause kidney problems. if your pill isn't giving you the control you need ask your doctor about non-insulin victoza®. it's covered by most health plans. 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>> it is. it is called bowser beer. hopefully everyone knows real alcohol is bad for dogs. bowser beer is made with chicken and beef broth. noncarbonated. and if you don't want to go out to get bowser beer, you can recreate it by adding chicken or beef broth to your pet's water dish. >> okay. as far as real beer goes, that's a really bad idea for your dog. >> it's a terrible idea. alcohol is toxic for them as well as beer. they should not have people beer. >> it is cold out, some stew i see here. >> yes. so this dish is doggy stew with turkey and ham, sweet potato. also some oatmeal and spinach and peas. it's a complete meal. a great meal replacement that dogs love. you can serve it warm or cold or freeze it in portions and bring it out later. >> you mentioned the chili cheese fries and hot wings we like to eat, but if you are vegan, have your puppy eat vegan, too. >> the next dish has quinoa and brown rice pasta and kale and broccoli. >> and also -- >> if your puppy needs to slim down a little or get veggies, this is a great way to do it. >> dogs like to eat that? >> some of them. these two in the green room preferred the stew to the vegan dish. >> what are these? >> they are fabulous. you can eat them. that's an easy three-ingredients, peanut butter, flour and yogurt. these were made with -- >> that's good. not bad at all. you can do it with banana and strawberry and bake them. >> payton likes it. look at her go at it. >> so it's a dog treat you can actually share with your dog. >> exactly. football shaped cookies laces are out. >> that's a chicken barbecue flavor. they are cookies made with paste to be dog friendly. >> if you were to go to the trouble of actually making your dog snacks for the super bowl, you would be a pretty great dog opener, wouldn't you? >> you would be up for pet parent of the year. >> you just have dog treats out but nothing for the other guests who show up. >> that would be ambitious. >> they can eat these. they are pretty good. >> amy, nice to see you. go to foxnews.com and we'll have all the ingredients and recipes down there. >> and these two are up for adoption. so they will be in the retail adoption centers in l.a. later this week both looking for homes. >> rick, do you want to try the quinoa? >> i don't know. >> i'm going to bring some out to you. we have the same recipes for dogs and adults. all wrapped into one. okay, it is really cold out here. anna said it warmed up a bit, but that's not the case. the thermometer says 27. very, very cold. today is another cold day across this area. look at the weather maps with the eyes on the new york city area with the game across the river in jersey on sunday. here is what the models are looking at. 40 degrees. a little bit of a mix of rain and snow. we'll continue to adjust this throughout the next couple of days, but go to today. here's what the forecast across the northeast looks like starting all the cold temps there. we'll see that clipper continue to pull across, one of the clippers will pull across ohio, pennsylvania and throughout upstate new york where temperatures well below freezing for everyone, except for west virginia. these temperatures are starting out cool but not that bad of a day. we'll warm things up across texas today, much nicer than yesterday morning at least. into the northern plains, we have the one clipper moving through. the next clipper begins to die down and your temperatures throughout the day are going to plummet. by tonight, into the negative digits across north and south dakota. out across parts of the west, things continue to be very nice with temps warm across the southwest. >> rick, i was not saying it is warm, but it felt warmer than the 11 degrees. felt like relief somehow. now to sunday morning headlines, she was cited for failure of leadership in the department, and now she's getting a promotion? 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"fox and friends" hour three starts right now. well, have you guys ever eaten -- >> yes, i have eaten. eaten what? >> have you guys ever eat en at this steakhouse in virginia beach? that's what we are looking at right now, some super bowl tips. don chula's steakhouse, you have to go there, by the way. >> where else can you eat a steak outside in january at 8:00 a.m.? >> challenge accepted. >> get your photo on the wall. >> good morning from new york city. it's 8:00 a.m. on the east coast. so the economy is still in trouble, but we have good news from washington. the president has picked some new words, words to unveil on tuesday when he gives his state of the union address mandated by the constitution. he's going to not talk about income inequality, but something he refers to as the latter of opportunity. unpack that metaphor, if you will. >> you know this is a focus group thing. income inequality was the old term. the new term is ladders of opportunity. i would love to ask you about this, because the politicians test these things and want to know how well this will work. >> here's the stimulus package for you. take all the money obama spends on focus grouping his policies and give it to the poor. that might help income inequality a bit. >> here's what the president said just last month using this phrase over and over again. listen. >> i want to spend some time talking about today, and that's a dangerous and growing inequality and lack of upward mobility. increasing inequality is most pronounced. in our country, the levels of income inequality rank to countries like jamaica. let me repeat, the combined trend of increased inequality and decreasing inability. we can't tackle inequality if the economic pie is shrinking. >> income inequality versus ladders of opportunity. the rhetoric may be changing a little bit, but does that really make a difference? you would imagine that they are probably having focus groups go on to have a big day of heart. it was not very long saying washingt these are not working. >> the government can provide upward mobility. can government create jobs? can government get people out of poverty? we look at a report from last week, actually, that shows that income and upward mobility has not changed in decades. there's no less of an opportunity now for americans to go out there to seek the american dream than it was a number of years ago. it's remained the same. >> but you'll see this on tuesday night if you dare watch the state of the union, you wil time, simultaneous, we have a real economic problem here. people are stuck on the bottom rings of the ladder. >> and we submitted more than the low-wage workers because, what that's going to help you out with a sensor. you have to utter he remake american society, not just the economy, but the way success is portioned in our society. that's a massive project. does the president really think he can do that? does he want the executive branch of government remaking american society? that's a big change. >> giving a handout, does that give somebody a hands out? there aught to be incentive to get somebody to go back to work and to find a job rather than keeping them on unemployment before. how do you feel about income inequality? is it the government's responsibility, well, 62% said that's how things work. >> 21% say it stinks. without the government proble problem -- we are angry government should be involved. but again, being angry is not a solution. the obvious is inequality does create an unstable society when you have people who feel they are stuck right now. it's a problem. i think the question is, what do you do about it? and these guys have no clue, other than to crush the rich people. that's not what to do. >> early back in the 1900s in the united states, we went through a same path. >> and we had the most popular president then deaddy -- we'll hear him speak to a lot of middle class and women. you can imagine we'll hear more about this fake war on women. that the republicans are supposedly waging. and we are probably going to hear from those disenchanted with obamacare, the young people realize they are subsidizing everyone else. >> i want to make this one problem at fox and friends, if someone declares war on you, anna, i will jump in. >> you declare war, anna kooiman. a man believed to have killed two people with a shotgun in a maryland mall before shooting himself also had improvised explosives made from fireworks. the victims are 21-year-old brianna benlolo and tyler johnson, both mall employees. witnesses describe hearing gunshots and screens and shoppers ducking into nearby stores. >> it was horrifying. once we heard about fatalities, then there's another wave of emotion, like, what's going on? what happened? and saturday morning he was going about his business. it shakes you up. >> friends say it was a domestic dispute involving benlolo's ex-boyfriend. police scheduled a press conference at 9:30 this morning. a teenager was busted for building a weapon of mass destruction. cops raided his pennsylvania home on a tip he was dealing drugs. they quickly learned the 19-year-old was hiding something more dangerous, a bomb. and bomb-making materials hidden inside a circus. >> he was always doing abstract things. i hope i never see him again because he is a dangerous kid. >> the teenager told investigators he bought the bomb-making materials online. and a brand new bombshell for edward snowden in a rare television interview in germany. er in vous says this does not limit five national security but targets four other businesses as well. there's no question that the united states is engaged in the economic spying. if there's information at siemens that they think would be beneficial for the national defense not the national security, of the united states, they will go after that information and will take it. he now says he dumped his documents off to a german camp. and more than 300 people are stick aboard a royal caribbean ship. health officials are going to board to figure out what's going on. right now symptoms are like the stomach flu. that's what happens in close quarters. one person is sick, the others do, too. rick, are we trapped in this weather cycle? here's your temps waking up this morning. cold all across the northern plains. this is the next system moving in across the western great lakes to die down through the ohio valley, eventually pennsylvania and new york. some areas seeing a few inches of snow or a dusting, but eventually we see so many clippers move through. the cold air and dip in the jet stream off to the west, and this big ridge there. if we were in this pattern, we would have a good idea that sunday's super bowl in new jersey is looking cold, but i think we'll see some changes into this week and we'll start to see this shift a little bit in this dip in the jet stream move farther off to the west. the graphics suck right there, but what we'll see is this gets stuck and that makes us look at the threat, potentially for rain and snow. we are looking at temperatures hofring in that upper 30-range. very hard to say the exact forecast, but likely some precipitation right around that time. nice. i want to go to the storm room during the super bowl. >> i'll be eating chicken wings. thank you. we have unrest in the ukraine with a live look at kiev earlier this morning where protests were turning violent. we have trouble in egypt this morning. we've got trouble in iran, of course. >> a civil war in syria. congo. >> but the united nations are debating the name of the washington redskins. they are meeting with the united nation ahead of the super bowl this friday to tackle this difficult issue. >> yeah, the civil rights exper experts, mostly koreans, and by the way, they are meeting with and debating the washington redskins name. i love they are doing this right before the super bowl where the washington redskins are not playing in the super bowl, by the way. because the seahawks are also outraged, the sea birds are outraged their name is being used as well. >> don't you think this is the u.n.'s way of criticizing america? >> we are one of the largest funders of them but they criticize us. $4.1 billion goes to funding the united nations. >> 22% comes from the budget. so if you pay for anyone to criticize you -- i would say there's self-hatred involved, like cutting yourself. why would you do that? >> do you think this is an issue the united nations should be taking up? should we be talking about this in america? e-mail us at friends@foxnews.com. president obama is set to deliver his state of the union address. what can we expect tuesday night? chris wallace has that coming up. and justin bieber arrested for driving drunk. there he is. on the beach, his entourage is carrying the buckets of beer. good job! still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. 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we have smart viewers, if you know the answer to that, e-mail us. >> we have google and can do that during the commercial break. here's something to wake you up and get you out of bed and have you seeing red. >> william henry harrison. >> that's right! a blog entitled "i look down on young women with husbands and kids and i'm not sorry" written by a woman called amy glass. and in it she explains that women who get married have children and make the mistake of raising those children are loathsome. she says this, do people really think that a stay-at-home mom is really on equal footing with a woman who works and take cares of herself? there's no way those two things are the same. i hear women talk about how hard it is to raise kids and manage a household all the time. i never hear men talk about this. if you did, women secretly like to talk about how hard managing a household is so they don't have to explain a lack of their real accomplishment. women will be equal with when when we stop demanding that it be considered equally important to do housework and realwork. >> she goes on to speak hateful about those who do laundry and cook dinner for their family and kids. the upbringing of your children, the future of our society is important. so i disagree with the hateful tone of her language, but some things i agree with. why is it we only celebrate women when they have a wedding or they have a child? how about when she backpacks through asia all by herself? or when she lands her dream job? or something like that. why don't we throw them a party as well? >> i don't know that's not happening, celebrating somebody getting a job in the family. >> well, you certainly don't bring in the crowds from out of town like the others. >> especially the raising of our concern in this society, there are terrible parents out there and terrible kids in general staying at home or go off to prison. the direct result is poor parenting in society. >> this is a boring, rich girl frustrated with the emptiness of her life. but what's interesting to me is this is a manifesto on behalf of selfishness. what she's saying is totally pointless to serve and help and live for other people. live only for yourself. you have to celebrate that. i get a lot of people feel that way, but in the end it's completely a death end. you're going to realize you have to point with life. >> some say you are less of a man for being a stay-at-home dad. there are progressive thoughts where some say that's okay, but sometimes they are shunned. >> i don't think there's any wrong with supporting your family. leave the kid, there's nothing wrong with that. i think we look down on that. we spend an awful lot of time celebrating alternative family setups, but what about the poor guy who goes to work at u.p.s. every day. he's looked as a loser -- there's anything anity in supporting your family. >> when raising your kids, we effect thousands of human bei s beings. do you agree or disagree with the blogger? and on to more headlines this sunday after a texas judge ruled a pregnant woman must be taken off life support. her hospital said it's not sure what happens next. officials say they are weighing whether to appeal because the woman is pregnant and must remain on life support. doctors say her baby is severely deformed and couldn't be born alive at this point. the head of the eae is slamming president obama for saying marijuana is no more harmful than alcohol. during a storm conference, she told a group she's frustrated by the administration's recent openness. len leonhart says this sends mixed messages to high schoolers. and just a few days after the alleged arrest for justin bieber, he was spotted on the beach in panama. bieber's fans were spotted lugging a lot of beer. panama's legal drinking age is 18. don't mess up that perfect hair there. all right. clayton maris is outside getting ready for grilling and time for the super bowl. and rick reichmuth is out there as well. good morning, guys. >> this is exciting. it is 17 degrees outside right now. hey, why not barbecue? it seems like the right thing to do. we have dave shula here, son of don shula, and he's an executive chef by the name of peter farron. thank you for having us. >> do we hold the challenge of eating a 48-ounce steak? >> this goes on every day at the restaurants across the country. >> how many people have consumed it now? >> we have about 200,000. >> here's what we are going to do. throw me that steak right here. when you come by "fox and friends" and come out into the crowd, we pulled somebody over here. there you go. enjoy this breakfast. we'll let you start working on this 48-ounce steak while we go back over to -- tell me your name again? >> greg. >> can you do this, greg? >> i can. absolutely. >> the challenge is on. i like that determination. you're talking about experimenting with rubs to put on the burgers and steaks. take us through this. >> for the burger blend, you can take from your center chuck blend and add other meats to it, sirloin, short rib. >> what does that do? >> it kind of gives it a different flavor, kind of rich and zealous. >> this seems to be the big trend with the meats and the shake shack and all the burgers have the custom blend. it seems like we didn't have that as a kid, just hamburger. >> that's the way it's come along the t along in the last few years. >> we'll talk about the power of one. what is that? >> well, that's what we just did here before i seasoned the burger and got it cooking. instead of flipping the burger over and over, flip it one time. >> one time. >> instead of coming in here and turning it over and over until you think it is done, just flip it one time. >> you guys have some -- some fantastic buns. i say that with all due respect. what's the secret with your buns and why that's so important to enjoying the whole burger? >> that finishes theperience. those of us who tried to eat a great burger, they are too soggy. we are so confident that we stamp our name on it. >> you brand your buns. the mistake we have is gary eating this. what is this cut? >> well, they are the 48,000 cut. shula is the standard with black angus beef out of the midwest. >> it's amazing, you are about to celebrate 25 years, is that right? >> 25 years, yeah. >> i was thinking about that this morning, 10 years i we want to the restaurant in virginia beach. delicio delicious. what are you doing for the event in september? >> we have a big function that we can celebrate. and we want to make sure all of fans who supported can be able to participant. so i put a bunch of options together for them to get involved and celebrate along with us. 25 years of celebrating affection. >> real quick, this burger, it's not your regular burger. >> this is named after my dad. my dad didn't want to have to make a choice. so we just decided to take his two favorite things, a hot dog fileted on top of a burger, put them together to call the don. >> i'll take two of those to go. we'll check in on gary, who do you have for super bowl sunday? >> i'm going with the broncos. >> i'm a bit peyton manning fan. how is gary doing over here? >> you have some work to go. >> i have some time and it will be done. >> he's a confident man. >> we're giving you 30 minutes and will come back to recheck with you. >> gary, are your hands frozen yet? >> not yet. >> you might get hypothermia before finishing that steak. how many locations do you have now? >> 35. we have been here for about 12 years. hopefully people come down while in town to visit us. >> i love shula's restaurant. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming out in this kind of weather. back in to you. do you want me to bring you steak inside. >> yeah, manhandle it like that. next on the rundown, coming to a television screen near you, the obamacare worsens. who do they turn to for help? well, hollywood, of course. ♪ [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a buness idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reali. start your business today with legalzoom. . . today we're going to play a little game which 4g lte map . . . n. that's right! the choi is obvious. verizon's superfast 4g lte network is over three times larger than any other 4g lteetwork. now get one, two, or even three-hundred dollars off a new smartphone depending on the smartphone you trade in on america's largest, most reliable 4g lte network. that's powerful. verizon. now get a free lg g2, with a 13-megapixel camera. welcome back. what's next for the struggling health care act? apparently it's hollywood. hollywood elites are meeting to discuss how obamacare can be more positively portrayed? joining me is jason mattera, author of "hollywood hypocrites." many are portraying obamacare in false light. this is propaganda, is it not? >> hollywood is acting as ministers of obamacare for the obama administration, but this partnership was to be expected because hollywood marketed obama like an ipad mini, and now they are coming to his rescue to promote and glamorize what has been a dreadful start to the president's health care law. in fact, the department at the university of southern california got a $500,000 grant in late 2013 to help assist and guide writers and producers to incorporate positive obamacare stories into their scripts. we are seeing the fruits of that come into existence with the white house collaborating with the writers guild and the norman weir center to tell us how awesome obamacare is. the white house and hollywood thinks it is not the law itself that we have problems with, it's the message surrounding the law. so hollywood is setting us straight. >> so we get an episode of "how i met your mother" with when you know of the characters going off to get obamacare written into the script. if that happens and we flip on our tv in primetime and watch that happen, will we buy into that hook, line and sinker? >> let's not forget, especially with younger voters, celebrities have huge sway. we have seen that in two election cycles now, so i wouldn't dismiss these positive obamacare storylines outright. in fact, i think it's almost unfortunate because you have all these fans, millions of them, who are looking to celebrities for guidance. we think it's stupid and it is in many respects, but rather than caution their fans to say, listen, you may not want to input your data into a government database that has been described by security experts as a hacker's paradise, instead they are acting like government toadies and shoes for the administration. i think that should be pointed out, they won't do that to their fans who welcome and embrace obamacare and won't suffer from the ramifications of it. >> how distressing to find out this group of artists doesn't have a single free-thinker, they are all robots? jason, thank you for bringing that to us. we appreciate it. >> gotcha. thank you, guys. one lied about her life story to gain voters. the other refuses to come clean about the biggest scandal in white house history, but the press giving a full and free pass to wendy davis and hillary clinton. ann coulter next, she disagrees. and guess what? 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[ male announcer ] ask your door if chantix is right for you. 3553 minutes past the hour. you may be doing one thing that's bad for your health. how crossing your legs could be harmful for your heart. we have to worry about barbecue sous, now we have to worry about crossing our legs? absolutely. but this is something easier to give up. >> is it, though? it's habitual. maybe you're on a long phone call and you just do it. >> it's a habit. the good news, it's not a natural thing, so you can unlearn this process. >> one of the effects from it is increased blood pressure. >> you're increasing your resistance and you're elevating your blood pressure. the good news is it's temporary. it results from damage within small valve necessary your veins. if you're crossing youb legs, it becomes more difficult for it to return back to your heart. crossing your legs does not cause varicose veins. >> back and joint pain are also a problem from this. >> correct. >> why? >> and like i said, crossing your legs is not natural. so when you do this, there's downstream effects on your hips, as well as your joint and knees. the good news is that if you don't have these problems, you're not going to cause yourself to have to get a knee replacement. but if you have a problem, you may feel the discomfort or the pain from it. >> and i can imagine by just crossing the one leg over the other, which is what most people do, you're screwing up your hips and everything because one side is maybe more flexible and the other side is a little too tight, right? >> uh-huh. and like you said, it's not a natural position. you're putting more stress on one side over the other. it's not going to cause you to have to get a hip or a knee replacement because you do this. >> what about blood clots? >> crossing your legs can increase inflammation in your veins. doctors who think you're at risk may recommend keeping your legs uncrossed. and so this is something important that could save your life. >> so to prevent these problems, quit crossing your legs is an easy thing to say. if you can't do it, only do it for, what, roughly 10 or 15 minutes at a time? >> roughly. and what's more important, it might be sitting at the real culprit. stay active. >> yeah. and walk every half an hour. we know the benefits of those standing and walking desks that people are getting in their offices now. thank you so much. >> thank you so much for having me. coming up here on the show, terrifying crash at daytona. an update of the driver and drivers at the top of the hour. it's one of the more popular disney movies out there, but is there hiding meaning behind "frozen"? the secret message about god, coming up. ng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. 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"fox & friends" hour four starts right now. can you believe it's the fourth hour? can you believe it? >> are you still full from eating all that steak? >> boy, we had a guy out on the plaza -- is he still out there? oh, hey, i just got word from one of our producers who told me that we were going to check in with that guy who was eating a 48 ounce porter house. rick is going to check in with him in just a few moments. 48 ounces. >> we start with some news headlines on your sunday morning. a man believed to have killed two people with a shotgun at a maryland mall had im proviced explosives made from fireworks. the victim, i.d.'ed as 21-year-old brianna benlolo and tyler johnson, both mall employees. >> it was horrifying. once we hear about fatalities, then there's another wave of emotion. you're like, what's going on? what happened? here you are just on your saturday morning going about your business and, you know, to have something like this happen, it's it shakes you up. >> we'll bring you update. a russian teenager busted for allegedly building weapons of mass destruction. did teenager was hiding something a lot more dangerous, a bomb and bomb materials hiden inside a suitcase. >> he's just, like, always doing abstract things. i'm hoping for the best of him, but i really hope you i never see him again. he's dangerous. >> the teenager told investigators he bought the bomb making materials online. this is one way to ruin a vacation. a mystery illness striking a royal caribbean cruise ship. this morning, more than 300 people are sick. the ship is expected to dock in the virgin islands today. the health officials will board to figure out what's going on. right now, symptoms are similar to the stomach flu. a frightening crash at daytona sends two drivers to the hospital. >> oh, and a problem -- >> oh! >> oh, my gosh. that was a very hard impact there as they're heading up into the left -- >> the two drivers are both awake and alert after the incredible accident. the crash happening just 92 laps into the rolex race. responders needed to cut didley out of the car. other drivers could be heard complaining about the sharp glare from the setting sun in that very spot. the president's state of the union address on tuesday night will have no most of the media's attention. we will dive into what sort of words and phrases will pick apart as the president makes his speech. even though the president has used it 26 times as recently as last month, take a listen. >> i want to spend some time talking about today, and that is a dangerous inequality in upward mobility. increasing inequality is pronounced in our country. let me repeat, the combined trend of increased inequality and decreasing mobility rising inequality -- greater inequality -- rising inequality. >> what's true is we can't tackle inewe quality if the economic pie is shrinking. >> apparently there's been some polling or something done because that term is no longer evident on the website and memos that are being released and a new term is replacing it. ladders of opportunity. so will people be able to still see that handout is not necessarily a hand up. >> it's always about words with the obama administration. maybe they decided let's give another speech, we'll pick new words. make no mistake, however, undoing income inequality is a massive project without precedent in american history. you're going to have to completely reorder american society in order to change that. >> right. >> lyndon johnson tried to do it with a great society and we're still talking about it today, as massive as that program is. >> and what happened? 50 years into the war on poverty, have we reduced -- >> no, not at all. >> incentive based, anyway, so people are motivated to go out there and find work rather than having unemployment forever and ever and ever. there are a lot of people who actually do need it, but there a lot of people taking advantage. >> so is it the policy isn't it is it the words? how do americans feel bin equality? fox news polled the public in general. 62% said fine, they're fine with income inequality because that's how things work. 21% say it stinks, but it's not a government problem. and 13% are angry southbound say the government should be involved. i don't think anybody denies it's a huge problem when you have a massive segment of your society that can't get ahead and we have that. we don't have to be bill de blasio or barack obama to think that's a problem. you can't say i am worried about people whose wages are stuck at a certain level and we should bring in millions of additional minimum wage workers. do you think your wage goes up? i don't think so. it goes down. in fact, you're replaced by them. so i mean, this is not really an opinion. this is a fact. you can't argue those two things simultaneously. it doesn't make sense. >> it will be interesting to hear him argue in favorite of more government intervention for the stagnant economy on tuesday night. let us know what you think about that. but you've been weighing in on this issue, which is this. the american flag is being stitched on the side of a garbage truck. it's freedom waste. take a look at this. here is the picture of the garbage truck. there it is. freedom waste. you can hire them out to come and pick up your garbage and on the back of it it has another american flag there where the garbage goes into the -- denise writes us and says i totally agree that these folks emulate an unbelievable work ethic with pride. my only suggestion is to remove the flag from the rear of the truck. >> yeah. because you saw the trash stuck to all that. an e-mail from dawn says this, i see it as a company displaying our flag, not a company picking up waste. >> there's a metaphor on that garbage truck. >> a lot of people think it's disrespectful to have the flag be dirty or to be cashing in off the american flag period. but it's something you see with religious symbols a lot. being from north carolina, you see a lot of times state cleaners or rediming stirm naters or something like that. where do you draw the line? is it worse to do a trash company as opposed to a cleaning company or an stirm naex termin? >> like we say earlier, i'm happy to see the flag anywhere. >> that's the american dream there. >> they work really hard. not to make it a relative measure, but what about eating a 40 ounce steak? that is hard work. and we have someone who i think is working on it outside as we speak. we're going to go out to rick who is with this champion steak eater. >> he is still going. greg, i'm impressed. take a close look at this stake here and see what he's done. you eight 48 ounces in about 30 minutes. >> it's a fantastic steak. >> are you going to eat later on today or is this it, one meal? >> one meal. >> rick, he's been eating so long you've changed his name. he used to be gary. he has been gary. >> he was pretend to go be gary because he didn't think he could finish the steak? >> he was gary before he ate the steak and now he's going by greg. nicely done, greg. this is all from daily shula's takeout. >> he joinsous 48 ounce club. he will be an onary member. we will bring him along with about 200,000 other people that have joined. sorry, it's a little chilly out here. >> thank you guys for bringing this. this is awesome. thank you, greg. let's talk about your weather. obviously, a cold morning across areas of the northern plains, the great lakes in towards the northeast. 6 degrees in caribou, maine, 8 in minneapolis. get ready because behind the snow that you see flying across parts of the great lakes, michigan, ohio, indiana this morning, much colder air moves in. we will see what will likely be the coldest air so far this use and that means something because it's been so cold. take a look across the northeast over the next couple of days. that clipper moves three through and then we're going to dry things out a little bit. now down to the southeast, watch what happens. that front drives down to the southeast and we're going to see some mixing, maybe some snow in places like new orleans or mobile or pensacola. yes, snow is what i'm talking about in those places. that's not very common. same goes for the coastal areas of the carolinas by the time we get towards tuesday night. quickly, in towards the pacific northwest where we've been so dry, good news. by monday evening, rain moving in towards coastal areas of california, oregon. >> how is frank doing with the steak? >> it's greg, officially greg. i think he's got it. >> no room for -- >> standing here on the side watching, are you in terror or are you happy for greg? >> i'm very happy. >> visiting new york and a free meal. >> there you go. >> he won't have eat for another two weeks. thanks, rick. coming up here on the show, when a relationship goes south, who gets the pets? one woman, suinging to find out. and one lied about her for voters and the other about one of the biggest stories in white house history. and do you want some of that steak? we can get some. i bought a car, over and tells you, and you're like. a good deal or not. looking at truecar.com. there's no buyer's remorse. save time, save money, and never overpay. visit truecar.com monday, talking to the folks about governor christie. goldberg about people on the dole? young american women may be in danger. we will tell you how. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three... unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. 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you're leaving little kids behind? and the father, the sugar daddy raising them, one of them isn't her full biological child. look, it's not that any of this is in itself so bad, except that she's bragging about -- it's like elizabeth warren. i don't care that you're not an indian, but don't get into harvard as an indian accessing affirmative action and then saying, you're attacking me because i'm a woman. no, we're attacking you because you're lying. >> and i have to get to this. as a woman, what the author brings up is that america is not ready for a single mother. is america ready for a single mother? >> well, sure. it would be an amazing story, if it were true. >> right. >> she is a kept woman, not sanl woman. is america ready for a kept woman? i don't know. >> meanwhile, a companion piece, a politico piece, here is the "new york times" giant on hillary clinton called planet hillary, there it is on the "new york times" sunday magazine where remarkably, the word benghazi not mentioned in her plans or possible 2016 candidacy as they're talking about the world of the gravitational pull of planet hillary, no mention of benghazi. not one time. were you shocked by that? >> yeah, i guess that is sort of a gift i have to keep being shocked by the "new york times." you know what it is? i think we're going to have to count on her democratic primary opponents to bring it out because the media certainly won't. >> she's been anointed so there won't be any democrat iic prima. >> it's possible, but is kind of thing liberals don't like hillary as much as they claim. they ran off with barack obama last time. i think they might run off with a fake elizabeth warren. andrew cuomo, we can't rely on the media to bring out the fact that he more than any person in america is xons for the entire economic crash and the reason your house is worth less now than it was five years ago is because andrew cuomo asead of hud under clinton, if you were paying at all attention, it was quo mote pressuring the banks to give mortgages to poor people, to use -- this is an ann coulter hyperbole, unemployment benefits as collateral. that was 1100% cuomo, when he forced the banks to give more poor people mortgages, the banks figured, what the heck, once the standards have been blown up, now we'll give them to yuppies flipping houses. that's what happened. >> ott only 100% financing, we'll pay for your closing costs on top of it. >> and zero down. none of that is coming out now, but i think that's why the becomic prime minister is going to be fun. >> and ann, i hope you'll come back. >> yes, i will. >> you have to wait until the super bowl. the u.n. tackling the world's most pressing issue, of course, is the redskins an offensive name for a football team. and it's one of the most popular dizzimy movies out there, but is there a hidden message behind frozen? 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why do you shut me out? why do you shut the world out? what are you so afraid of insist. >> i said enough. >> but the story of snow queen else sa and her sister anna might have undertones of christianity. our next guest says it may be the most christian film of the year. here to explain is collin garbarino professor at houston baptist university. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me. appreciate it. >> now, what made you notice these christian undertones when you were in the theater watching the movie? >> well, at houston baptist university, we're real committed to the liberal arts education. so i get the opportunity to teach a lot of great texts. donte's inferno is one of them. as i was watching the movie, i saw some parallels between the movie and donte's inferno which has a lot of christians themes in it. >> and we've seen this in other places. you know, you mentioned donte's inferno and there are others, as well. c.s. lewis's "lion, witch and the wardrobe." you say this could be more than that. how come? >> let me start with what the christian message is. the christian message is that the people are centers and have these broken relationships and that christ comes and takes on the punishment for that sin by the death that he didn't deserve and then is resurrected about brings reconciliation through people. and the problem -- well, the issue with the movie is that in the movie, elsa has broken relationships and she has guilt and she pushes people away. and her sister is sort of like a christ figure who pursues her. christ comes and pursues and anna comes and pursues and when she pursues her, she has to die and then she's resurrected, which proves the strength of her love and it brings reconciliation and elsa is saved because her sister dies. these are strong christian themes that we don't see often in movies. >> we haven't seen it from walt disney, either, in a lot of respects. and he tried to stay away so as not to alien ate a portion of young movie goers. is that going to be a turn off? >> i think actually, i think it's the opposite. i think this movie gives a more true understanding of what it is to be a person, something that disney hasn't showed us before. earlier disney princess movies are all the follow your heart, your heart is going to lead you where you need to go. and we all know that that's a bunch of -- that's a bunch of bunk because your heart doesn't always know what the right thing is and your heart leads you into disaster a lot of times. i think audiences think this is hole le and they think this other theme is much more satisfying and they're attracted to it and i think it's paying off financially for disney to give us something more honest. >> and the music certainly is inspirational, as well, and it's doing very well on the charts. collin, thank you so much for your thoughts on that today. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. coming next on the rubdown on fx weekend, forget about holding anybody accountable. nearly two years since the benghazi attack that left four americans dead, the state department now handing out promotions? and are you ready for some football? everything you need to host the best super bowl party on the block, coming up. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? if you're gearing up for the big game, we've got everything you need to throw an amazing super bowl party. >> here to show us how is diana felzone and dan bova. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> and thanks for telling us. are you ready for some football? because we're ready. >> good. >> wow. >> what have you got? >> amazing. >> if you were on a desert island watching the super bowl, you had cable but nothing else, what else would you bring with us? >> and ten of your favorite friends, too. because you don't want to be alone on this island for a super bowl. >> so we have the inflatable chair. it's a pull out chair and it's $30. it's available on amazon.com. if you don't have extra seating for anyone out there, people can be home. >> get a man chair, exactly. it's comfortable, it's waterproof and it's easy to fold up if you have a small space. >> how about having those 10-year-old kids blowing that up. >> it's tv and your friends invite you over, how do you know you can't go? >> so this is a toshiba cloud l.e.d. 50 inches. this is the jam. it's only $1,000. $1,099, i should say. did you know, anyone who is planning on buying a tv in the year, they've shown studies, people typically buy them in the two weeks leading up to the super bowl. >> go get it. >> are prices better or worse? >> better. >> better. >> it's right after the holidays. then we have our maximum super bowl punch, really easy to make. >> do people drink at these parties? >> so you have an entire bottle of red wine, which is great for our red wine drinkers. then we have 1/4 of triple deck. we have a half bottle of jim beam bourbon and about 15 ounces of pineapple. a chilled bowl and viola, ready to serve. >> just a little flat, right? >> you can keep it warm, too. >> i noticed it's a lot of red stripe here, as well. >> there's some ginger beer in here, as well. >> and the grill. what is this? >> okay. so -- >> inside. >> so we all know the george foreman grill. this is the richard sherman of indoors grills. this is the best grill ever. don't even touch this grill. it's like a george foreman in that it can serve as the press. but if you flip that switch, it becomes a flat grill. you can program in what you're cooking, it will tell i when it's done. >> and it will eat it for you. it's amazing. this thing is great. it's clean. you don't have to run outside. >> and this will grill anything. >> including your hand. >> a huge fan of seracha. i don't know why, but i like it a lot. you threw some on some basic dip here? >> yeah. the chef taught us this trick. very super simple. that's french onion dip, but to kick it up a little bit, squirt in some seracha. suddenly you're a chef. >> no party is complete without a drinking vessel. >> that is the dosk horn that holds 24 ounces of whatever you want. so you don't have to write your name on a cup any more. no one is going to mistake that. that is your drinking vessel, people. >> either the vikings are in the super bowl or -- they are. delicious coffee. thank you, guys. this is the m axim way to celebrate the super bowl. >> thank you. >> and we'll talk about the news. rick, we're already starting to take a look at the super bowl. you're not ruling out precipitation, right? >> no. in fact, it's a pretty decent chance of precipitation, at least at some point that day. will it be during game time or beforehand? is it rain or is it snow? it's too early to say. take a look at weather maps. it's been so incredibly cold. we've been having clipper systems that have been pulling on through. that's been keeping this everyday pattern with the snow and the koelt cold temps. this pattern doesn't change over the next couple of days. it will begin to change a little bit by the time we get to the middle part of next week. by tuesday, you see snow to the deep south. across parts of the south texas and the carolinas potentially getting a few inches of snow. but this pattern switches by next weekend and the jet stream is going to be right over the new york city/new jersey area and that is going to do a couple of things. it will bring our temperatures up and that's great news, but i think it will bring us the chance for precipitation on sunday. exactly where that jet stream sets up further to the north and to the south tells us how cold it will be. we'll talk about that all week long, guys, obviously, but there is something to talk about there potentially, some weather going on. >> i'm pulling for 4 inches of snow. >> at least it's pretty to watch. and now on to your sunday morning headlines, we start with the fox news alert. we're taking you live to columbia, maryland, where police are giving a press conference on the latest in the mall shooting that left three people dead, including the shooter. police say the shooter had improvised explosives. the victims, 21-year-old brianna benlolo and 20-year-old tyler johnson, both mall employees. police have not released the motive. a man in new york was found dead in an emergency room eight hours after he asked to see a doctor. 30-year-old john barrier came into the er asking to be treated for a rash. a hospital spokesperson says he was checked in and asked to wait. the hospital says his name was called several times but he didn't answer. eight hours later, his body was found in the waiting room. the hospital has an average wait time of five hours and people who work there say they are understaffed. the super bowl and the united nations tackling the world's most pressing issue. is this washington redskins' name offensive? diplomates meeting with the united nation on the issue. the team says the u.n. should be getting back to focusing on world peace. tom says stupid. with all the world's problems and the u.n. is weighing in on football? david says, u.n., please leave us alone. next thing you know, pita will be claiming we are hurting the feelings of animals by names nfl teams after them. what the u.n. should be worrying about is whether or not justin bieber should be allowed to -- in the united states according to walt. and music's biggest names will be in hollywood tonight for the 57th annual grammy awards show. are you goog guys to go to be watching? i will be. last night was the pre-grammy gala. it was packed with music legends, executives and tv stars. some of the year's tom grammy nominees include bruno mars and taylor swift. it will be hosted by rapper l.l. cool jay. lots of lip licking involved in that. >> it is for me. i'm excited about it. >> ll cool jay. who is that? >> i have no idea. we did show you the essentials for the best super bowl party, but what about the chili? >> and when the goss goss going gets tough, who does obama blame? >> you talk to somebody who said, well, i don't know, i was watching fox news and they said this is horrible. >> oh, poor president obama. once again, he says fox is the reason his message isn't getting across. the answer? more speeches. why hasn't he agreed to a sit down interview on super bowl sunday with fox? howard kurtz has the answer. he joins us next. 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>> one television station entirely devoted to attacking my administration. i mean, that's a pretty -- >> i assume you're talking about fox. >> that's a pretty big megaphone. >> if you talked to somebody who said, i don't know, i was watching fox news and they said it was horrible on. >> if this is how the president feels, why has he agreed to sit down with fox news next sunday on super bowl sunday? howie, nice to see you this morning. >> same to you, glenn. >> so this morning, this new yorker piece where the president has gone back to the trough to say once again that the reason his message isn't getting out there is because of fox news. the issue has been the inability of my message to penetrate the republican base so that they feel persuaded that i'm not the caricature that you see on fox news or rush limbaugh, but i'm somebody who is interested in solving problems and is pretty practical. basically, if you don't watch fox news, then america's ills will be solved. >> i can't understand why president obama keeps going there. this is at least the fifth or sixth time that he's taken a walk at fox or rush limbaugh. while it might please his liberal base, he's saying even though i have the most powerful megaphone in the world to get my message out in different ways, one cable news network and one radio talk show are my entire problem. >> and why has he agreed to sit down and do an interview? >> president obama may not like fox news, but i think he respects bill o'reiley. many have been tuning in on sunday for the pre-super bowl programming. i think the president thinks this could help him even though he can't help bringing up fox and limbaugh, as well. >> we saw newt gingrich try a similar campaign, as well. does this, having covered the media for so many years, does this work, attacking the media? >> it can work in a debate, which is where gingrich did it several times and it's red meat for your base, but it doesn't work in terms of breaking through. a couple of quick points, in 2013, fox news had plenty of company and the rest of the maid stream media in covering the debacle that turned out to be obamacare, not just people losing their policies. so the idea that it's just fox reporting negatively on the president this year, it doesn't hold water. and, you know, the president didn't accomplish much this year. had he managed to get some legislation through congress, solve some problems, do more for the long-term unemployed, then it wouldn't matter if people on fox were beating up on him. he -- you know, he has the ability to break through and i just don't understand why he keeps scraping these same targets. >> yeah, exactly. i can't wait to watch that interview next sunday. meanwhile, you can tune into howard kurtz as he hosts media buzz today at 1 1:00 a.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. houd, great to see you this morning. >> thanks very much. coming up here on the show, forget about holding anyone accountable nearly two years since the benghazi attack, the state department now handing out promotions. and forget the cold super bowl. we've got chili. a cookoff is next and if there's one meal i love, it's chili. suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? 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