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dramatic images and an eyewitness who saw it go down. resolutions for 2016 for the candidates. >> i'll tell you what, my resolution is to make america great again. that's what we're going to do. >> did you expect anything else from dodged trump? we'll show you the other resolutions coming up. "fox and friends" begins right now. > ♪ ♪ [ auld lang syne plays ] >> the streets are empty. unbelievable how fast they clean up. new york city already clean. there's no sign of 2015 anymore. they've cleaned everything up last night. >> i don't know about that. i walked up 6th avenue. it was a bit dicey. >> still? >> that was a couple hours ago. >> couple hours ago. >> that was just the revelers. streets are clean, might have been some freaks out. >> interesting times. they're bringing in the new year in style. >> i was looking to see if pizza rat was walking down the street. >> jen, our makeup artist saw a guy trying to pick up a cell phone. she couldn't even bend over to get it. is that my phone? >> hey, i was -- this is my favorite time of year. i like to find out who in the world is awake at 6:00 a.m. east coast time. if you are awake at this hour, please send us your photos and new year's resolution if you're awake. >> a lot of people waking up, first responders, nurses, new moms. >> let us know if you've already broken your resolution. >> you said you weren't going to smoke. >> good morning again. we're going to have a jam-packed show on this new year's day. >> the whole entire world celebrating, 1 million of them here in new york city. >> times square packed out for the iconic ball drop as those worries about possible terror attacks turned into celebration. but it wasn't just here in new york city. on the west coast, fireworks lit up the skyline in las vegas, nevada. that celebration just about three hours ago ending and down south a 27-year tradition, thousands turned out in downtown atlanta to celebrate as the peach drops there. it was quite the display in brazil too. look. thousands lined up copa cabana beach in rio de janeiro. that color burst lasting 16 minutes. >> very cool. >> one of the biggest party nights turns into a nightmare in dubai. look at this. >> i just was -- it was on fire. the hotel is on fire. big, big, big time. >> panicked tourists and residents running for their lives as the flames took over the hotel hours before the clock struck midnight. >> some witnesses heard explosions and debris crashing to the ground below. >> we did move away because you never know. obviously, we think it happened in the past. >> as firefighters battled the flames, the dubai new years celebrations went off without a hitch at the world's tallest skyscraper. no one was killed and 16 people walked away with minor injuries. officials are working to determine the cause of the blaze. >> we want to bring in an eyewitness. son of country singer larry gatlin. josh, urm there. you watched this happen. what did you see? good morning. >> good morning happy new year to all of you. yeah. last night we had reservations at a restaurant near where the fireworks extravaganza was to go off. we -- to be honest with you, i didn't see it at first. my back was to the building. i felt the heat on the back of my neck. didn't really turn around until i saw people running towards me with their iphones. i turned around and what was, appeared to be maybe isolated fire on maybe just an apartment or two within moments seemed to crawl up the side of the building and just in a matter of seconds engulf it. >> josh, with the threats going on around the world with isis and other islamic extremist groups, was that the first thought that crossed your mind, something nefarious or accidental? what's going through your mind? >> i think no matter where you be in the world, whether my hometown of nashville, tennessee or in dubai, of course, those thoughts come across your mind when you see something like that. but more importantly, you see where the danger is and you don't think about anything else. it's just, my immediate reaction is to remove myself, my wife, a friend that was with us, just to remove ourselves from the danger. once you do that, then you kind of assess the situation and try and make the best decisions you can. again, the fact that i was in dubai or any other city, it really wouldn't matter at that point. it's just remove yourself from the danger and regroup. >> josh, it seems that the rest of the festivities in dubai continued that night. did it seem odd or did it work that everything -- this fire started at 9:30 local time, your time with midnight only a couple of hours away. did you think they would cancel it or was it natural that they continued with the festivities? >> i got to be honest. it was a mixture of emotions with regards to that. of course, when you're looking out one eye and see the hotel lit up and they're about to shoot out fireworks and out of the corner of your eye you see this other building on fire. we received reports that there were no fatalities. if i can, i would say based on what i saw is no minor miracle. i still cannot wrap my brain around the fact that -- it's incredible to me. a testament to -- you know there's all kinds of speculation about the building structures and response and whatever else. i can tell you that it must have been in place. because for there to be no fatalities there is absolutely a miracle and so i guess the authorities, they knew that, they felt comfortable going ahead. and i felt comfortable standing there and proceeding with the evening, watching the fireworks, but also at the same time being fairly vigilant and keeping an eye out and making sure that everything was okay. >> other witnesses that were interviewed there that were even a little closer than you, that were inside the hotel say it started on the 20th floor and folks who were in a restaurant nearby heard pops that they thought were early fireworks and they thought it was an explosion. >> josh, we're glad you're safe and sound this morning. thanks for giving us some eyewitness look at what happened there at this hotel. we appreciate it. thanks everyone is well today. >> no fatalities anyway. >> happy new year. eight minutes after the hour. on to other stories making headlines. we'll go to lea gabrielle. happy 2016 to all of you. a fox news alert. a new york man arrested for plotting a terror attack on new year's eve. police say the man was planning to use a machete to attack diners at a restaurant in rochester. federal prosecutors claiming he was in contact with an fbi informant who he believes was a member of isis. he purchased ski masks, knives, machete, latex gloves at a local walmart. a security scare in germany. train stations in munich evacuated one hour before midnight after word of a possible terror attack. they received information about a possible bomb attack at two specific train stations. it's believed five to seven isis homicide bombers were planning an attack. extreme weather. the mississippi weather creeping toward record cresting in the wettest winter on the books. this weekend it's expected to crest 18 feet over flood stage near st. louis. interstate 55 was shut down in several areas. meteorologists say the water is slowly receding. dangerous flooding killed at least 21 people and forced thousands more from their homes. one of president obama's new years resolutions is apparently more gun control. the president is set to unveil new executive action to expand background checks and give more authority to atf. they also require smaller gun dealers to be licensed. the announcement is expected next week before his state of the union address on january 12th. and clemson not holding back against oklahoma in the cotton bowl. >> watson rolling to that right side. throws on the run. down the sideline, touchdown. >> look at that. clemson earned a spot in the national championship game beating oklahoma 37-17. as for the other matchup, alabama was firing against michigan state. bama delivered a beatdown. 38-0. they will play against clemson on january 11th for the title. notre dame takes on last year's champions, ohio state in the fiesta bowl. iowa plays stanford in the rose bowl in pasadena. oklahoma state and ole miss face off in the sugar bowl. i know several who will be watching that one. >> i got my lineup all day. happy new year. presidential candidates out on the campaign trail. they haven't slowed down at all. about a month away from the iowa caucus caucuses. they shared their plans for their new year's resolutions for 2016. here's a wrap-up of the resolutions. >> i have a very big lead and we intend to keep it. i can tell you. i want to do something great for the country and great for the people. so i hope we're going to carry it out and get it done. >> 2016 is going to be an incredible year. 2016 is going to be the last year of the obama presidency. 2016 is going to be the last year before hillary retires permanently to chappaqua. like 1980, 2016 will be a very, very good year. >> my resolution is to do everything i can to not just restore the american dream but to expand it to reach more people and change more lives than ever before so that this, the greatest country in the world, can be greater than it's ever been. >> all our problems can be solved, all our wounds can be healed. we need to take our country back and i look forward to talking with the american people about how we can do that together. >> this year, my resolution is to preserve our liberties and restore prosperity across america. 2016 needs to be the year of real change in washington. i'm ready to make that change if you'll stand with me. >> i'll tell you what. my resolution is to make america great again and that's what we're going to do. >> wow. >> all the resolutions appeared on the fox newschannel new year's eve special. >> they did a great job entertaining and they brought in the new year in style. well done. we're going to have a wrap-up, full highlights from last night and the fox news christmas -- new year's eve special. >> last time i checked it was. >> show you all of that coming up. new reports say isis is on its heels preparing for a final battle with the west. but is the terror group really backed into a corner thanks to u.s. air strikes? a pilot's unbelievable u-turn. it was a flight one family couldn't afford to miss. but they almost did. what made the pilot make a big turn around. you don't want to miss it coming up. a yo . new reports claim isis is vowing a strike. they evacuate two strain stations in munich over fears of a new year's eve attack. isis' goal is to provoke a final apocalyptic battle as they continue air strikes against isis targets in iraq and syria. is this for real or a sign that isis is losing grounds? dr. gorka is the major general. matthew c. horner distinguished at marine corps university. he joins us live from tel aviv israel. dr. gorka, thank you for joining us this morning. >> absolutely. happy new year. >> likewise to you. 2016 for isis, are they trying to provoke a final showdown in the name of their english language magazine or are they grasping at other alternatives? >> i wish the scenario of them losing ground because of air strikes would be true, but it really isn't. this is an insurgency that captured territory that has had greater expanse in the united kingdom. more than 6 million people living on isis territory. it's part of their strategy to talk about the apocalypse to say that this is the final jihad. they captured an important area. the fact is, unless somebody joins the ground effort, unless there is in addition to the kurds, local armies with our advisers that take the fight on the ground to isis, isis will continue to grow. air forces, air strikes cannot recapture ground territory. that's the missing part of the puzzle, pete. >> absolutely. al baghdadi put out a message calling for more attacks against the west. you believe -- it's your sense that isis wants the west to send more ground troops to induce the fight or are they hoping we won't so they can continue to maintain mosul and rack a. >> we had another isis plot unveiled in new york and rochester. they arrested another isis suspect. they would like to see the infidel troops, the crusaders as they call it in their mag skbleen come to the middle east to prove to the muslims that this is the final jihad, this is the holy war. it's sort of a binary issue. they want to do attacks in america, in the west and also fight the last jihad in that territory of syria and iraq. both of these things are part of their strategy. >> it promises that 2016 will continue to be a complex environment with isis. i want to briefly move over to another subject near and dear to your heart. you visited jordanian refugee camps. dr. gorka, do you believe being inside the refugee camp, how do we solve and or address the refugee crisis? does it mean more to us -- >> i listened to the jordanians, my wife and my family have been to the biggest camp in jordan and we spoke to the refugees, the jordanians. they said that the solution to this problem is not to keep refugees in camps or send them further north into europe or west into america, it's to get them back into syria as soon as possible. to stabilize that situation. we have to understand that this is a problem that will not be solved by bringing refugees to america. that's the bottom line. >> absolutely. well you've seen it firsthand. dr. gorka. i want to wish you a happy new year. thanks for your expert analysis and safe travels. >> thanks to you and all the best to the "fox and friends" team. we've sign the photo of hillary clinton on her blackberry. now e-mails that show the reaction. an off duty new york city police officer becomes a hero stopping a suicidal man from taking his own life. that officer joins us live to talk about the emotional moment, next. we have over 15,000 activities that you can book on our app to make sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip to the kingdom. expedia, technology connecting you to what matters. ♪ (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal 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screaming he wanted to kill himself. the officer did the best thing he could do. he ran after him, introduced himself and offered him a hug. that simple gesture ended up saving that man's life. here is officer christian cam verde joining us. >> happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you too. >> i'm sure this man is thanking you as well. you're shopping with your family, you're on an escalator, leaving the food court. >> i heard a man asking for help. he's running, he said he was going to kill himself. he was going to jump. at that moment, all i could think was i need to help this man. i need to somehow stop 4i78 him from doing this. >> you talk about your crisis prevention training and suicide was one of the pieces of this crisis prevention. what do they teach you to do? >> they taught us how to talk better, how to connect better with the people, to stop being an officer and be a human being. kind of understand that they're needing help. that's what they're crying for. >> what did you say to him and what did you offer him? >> at first i told him i was an officer, that he wouldn't pay attention to that. i was like you know what, let me connect to him. i'm christian. that kind of worked. eventually he kept crying. i kept seeing he needed help. eventually, i just give you a hug. he said yes. he hugged me. got me emotional, cried for five minutes. he was able to -- we were able to get him the help he needed. >> he was on his way up to the third floor in the food court or you were on the third floor. >> i was on the food court downstairs abdomen and he went to the third floor from downstairs. by the time i got to him, he was past the edge ready to jump. >> what could this have been like for the shoppers if he had? we're thankful that you helped him out. everybody else could have been devastated too. >> that's all i could think about. his family. i wanted him to be there for christmas, new year's. i wanted his family to be there with him. this would have been something that would have been horrible for everybody and everybody's i am imagine and mind. i didn't want it. >> you called an ambulance then. >> we went to the security office, we did all the proper things. called an ambulance to get him the help he needed. he got the help he needed. he went. >> it's one of the roughest time of years. we hear this. this type of things happen. loneliness. have you talked to him since then? >> i haven't been able to talk to him since then. >> hopefully i will get a future chance to talk to him. as of now, no, i didn't. >> if he's watching right now, i hope he reaches out. >> i hope he does. >> officer, thank you for what you did. >> happy new year. happy new year to you guys too. hot air balloon goes up, up and away. no one told this guy holding on for dear life. the big mission takes he made, that's next. maybe you've noticed pete on the verge of losing his voice all week long. don't you worry, the doctor is in. the best remedies for a sore throat you 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washington. >> everybody will be scrutinizing us now. >> 5,000 pages of hillary's e-mails just released as the ball dropped last night. >> that's right. the perfect moment for politics. everybody talking about e-mails. they were supposed to have 82% released by the end of the new year. they did not reach that deadline. the deadline they reached is going over 275 of the 5,000 pages were classified. now i think 1,274 classified e-mails. many of them secret. >> their reason for missing that deadline, pete, was because of the holidays which crept up on you. you didn't know they were on the calendar for how many days. alsos, the sheer number they had to go through. that was their reasoning. >> here are some of the e-mails you may have missed. >> the first one, this is a classic picture everybody knows. hillary clinton with that blackberry. when it went viral, cheryl mills, her chief of staff said. the message from clinton, can we scroll up please. clinton says, why now? that was on the way to libya. you look cute using that unauthorized device. >> a lot of things i might think of. cute might not be the word. >> there's the photo. that's the response when they realized it went viral. maybe it's because they knew eventually a blackberry and e-mails could be part of the conversation. who knew? another e-mail that came up there was who gets to ride with hillary clinton. you never think about those details. the clinton aides spent hours with a flow chart to determine who rides with her. if you look at it, what it would have take tone type it out on a blackberry, it's a linear line chart that says, if she's there, if not, jake sullivan, if not, then who. then there's a decision point, is the ambassador tol ashl? if so, he rides with her. >> they're enablers, not people to hold her accountable. clearly, they would have seen on the e-mail address where it came from that it was not an authorized account. it questions her judgment and the people that she surrounds herself with. >> if you've ever used a blackberry or a smartphone to create a flow chart like that. flow chart on this bad boy. >> it probably would have taken two hours to create that e-mail. >> that's manpower time to create that flow chart with a blackberry, with lines. >> it was clayton's birthday yesterday. he wasn't happy we kept reminding everyone of. how would you respond? probably write happy birthday back. >> she forwards it to a staffer and says can you respond to this for me, please? >> i'm going to do that to my e-mails. we have kind staff members at "fox and friends." they sent me happy birthday e-mails. i forward that to my assistant. it's not even please. it's pls respond. it took more time to forward that and say that. than to just reply and say something. >> they had to go through the e-mails and read this mundane stuff. >> those are the ones we were able to see. >> there is actually a -- wiping the server down with a cloth infamo infamously. you have to determine classification. there's a lot of manpower that determines what's classified, what's secret, top secret. then redact it and it has to be approved >> the manpower being used over the holidays and government resources, it really is a scandal. >> this woman wants to be your commander in chief put our national security at risk. >> on new year's eve. more of the e-mails coming up. first, let's go over to lea and check on the headlines. >> the human rights being violated. lawyers for the infamous 18-year-old say that should be the reason he can stay in mexico following his arrest. no word yet on when he faces extradition back to texas. authorities say he fled the country after violating his probation. if you remember, in 2013, he killed four people in a drunk driving wreck. lawyers say he's too rich and spoiled to know better. meanwhile, his mom, tanya, charged with a felony for taking her son on the run. she was flown into los angeles where she awaits extradition back to texas next week. bail set at $1 million. wayne rogers, the actor best known as trapper john on m.a.s.h has passed away. >> rogers died surrounded by family in los angeles after complications from pneumonia. he leaves behind a wife, two children and four grandchildren and a lot of great memories for all of us. rogers was 82 years old and a good friend of fox news. so a man, look at this, is lifted into the belgium sky while clinging on to a hot air balloon. a crowd of people were trying to hold it down because of strong winds. as soon as it took off, one man didn't let go. even the pilot was telling him to let go. the pilot was dutch so he didn't understand him. he was eventually pulled into the balloon which later landed in holland. a delta plane filled with passengers, can you believe this, it turned around to get a family to a funeral. >> the lady got on the phone, said there was nothing they can do, the tower wasn't going to have them turn back in. my sister and mom sitting in tears. i'm screaming through the glass. all of a sudden, we got a phone call. >> that phone call telling them that the pilot decided to go back to the gate after seeing the tears and the desperation on the family's faces. the phoenix family was flying to tennessee for their father's funeral and had ten minutes to catch their connecting flight in minneapolis. really nice for that pilot to turn around and the airlines to help them out like that. those are your headlines. back to you. we got some embarrassing moments. first of all -- >> new year's eve special last night. did you ring in the new year in a big way and how is your throat doing this morning? >> or are you losing your voice like pete who lost his voice, maybe found it again. >> actually losing mine this morning. we're here to help out and find simple remedies with dr. debbie. happy new year to you. >> happy new year to you. >> if you watched yesterday, i was struggling all the way through. a lot of folks last night were screaming and screaming. i got it from talking on "fox and friends." >> and waking up early. >> and dealing with kids and all of that. probably got to be a common thing around now. >> it is. the thing is, when we produce sound, the way you make that noise is that air comes from your lungs and through these vocal cords which are flaps on your windpipe and come out this way. if you're screaming, you're putting more strain on the vocal cords. imagine if you're blow drying your hair, it gets really dry. that's the point of it. the same way, if you're blowing out a lot of air through your vocal cords, they get dry. >> there's certain things you should do. i drank coffee and used mouthwash. >> not the best. >> what to actually do -- >> that's a good thing. honey can help with suppressing cough and sore throat. especially if it's from screaming, you want to stay moisturized. use the humidifier and drink plenty of water. stay away from the mouthwash, it's very drying. >> alcohol in it. >> alcohol, coffee too can dehydrate you as well. >> if you have a sore throat from a cold. >> that's the most common reason that you have sore throats. for that, you have to wait out the cold. but you can have tea to soothe your throat, add honey to that. >> honey. what does the honey do? >> it's a cough suppressant. it coats the throat and makes it feel better. it's helping with the symptoms. you can do the same thing with soup. hot soup to stay hydrated as well. of course, you can try the over-the-counter decongestants. be aware of what you're taking, whether it be nondrowsy. >> the backstage trick for the jersey boys was lemon, honey. >> the lemon can help if that's the cause of the problem. actually, other people can have problem with acid reflux. especially after new year's. lemon can make that worse. >> acidic things can trigger that. >> if your stomach is here. the acid that the stomach produces comes towards your throat. people who have a worse sore throat in the morning might have signs of acid reflux. >> even the pillow can affect your throat? >> the pillow can help you. if you're standing, gravity is pulling that acid down. when you lay down, you actually don't have gravity anymore. you stack up your pillows at night, that's an easier way to manage acid reflux. >> thax sense. >> how about allergies or allergens. >> this is a big problem for me. watery eyes. when you're sleeping, all that moisture is dripping at the back of your throat. so basically you start to have a sore throat from the irritation. you can take allegra, it helps with managing the symptoms. you can take nasal steroids which can manage the runny nose. the worst case scenario, benadryl or other things. the easiest way to manage allergies is to figure out what you're allergic to. i got rid of the down coats and down pillows when i found out i was allergic to feathers. >> i wish you were here two days ago. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> we'll be right back. >> digital detox. announcer: one candidate tough enough 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>> number one reason someone leaves facebook is they feel addicted to it. that's what the study out of cornell university says. there's a websi created called days. there's 90 days of freedom off of the website and every month they check in to see where they were. the 5,000 people were tracked and found out there were four things that they really focused in on that they could say were the reasons i either left facebook or that they had to kb back after a while. addiction was number one on the list. number two, has to do with privacy and surveillance. people didn't like the fact that we were being watched all the time. >> when they disconnected from facebook, they found ironically that hey, it's kind of nice not to have everybody watching me all the time. at the same time, it turned around, there was a subset of the same people have said, i don't mind that, so i'm going to go back even faster. because i like for people to know where i am and i feel safer that way. >> what about the mood it puts us in. sometimes it makes us have a hard time wanting to keep up with the joneses or look at an exxon social media. >> we get preoccupied and we already know, right, when we look at facebook a lot and we see how everybody posts pictures of smiles and my gosh, everybody is living such a better life than me, right? it makes us feel bad. we know that to be true. what's interesting, when people are in better moods, they tend to go back to facebook and they want to share it. that was another factor why it was so tough to quit facebook for longer than 90 days. they want to share what's great in their lives. >> when something good happens, you want to call your mom or best friend or your spouse. now everybody wants to share it on social media. >> exactly. >> what about other sites, they get lured away from facebook. >> that was the other factor of why it was -- why people quit facebook is that they maybe with the instagram or twitter, they preferred that a lot that kept them away and they were fine with that. i have a very interesting friend, an attorney, he had moved to another state and needed to take the bar. he says you know what, i'm working full-time. i need to unplug from this. he unplugged for two months from facebook. >> did he pass? >> he did really well. i said what did you learn from that experience? he said number one, i had no idea how much of my life was spent in sort of a useless part of interacting with facebook. on the other hand, when the two months was over, i was happy to go back, i missed seeing my family photos and what my friends are up to. that was the core reason and the way that we share online. >> it's like having an e-mail address or phone number these days. >> it is. >> one tip to stay away from facebook. >> some people really want -- they're fed up, new year's resolution, i'm fed up. my tip is don't delete. that's the biggest mistake. eventually you want to go back and start over again. there's a function on facebook that allows you to suspend your account. when you decide to come back, you turn it back on without any big hassles. in the meantime, your friends won't even see that you're on facebook at that time. >> it's like freezing a magazine subscription. >> right. thanks for the tips. coming up, he's doing it again. president obama side stepping congress to create new gun control regulations, including limits on who can sell firearms. what you need to know, ahead. i took a lot of road trips around america. but this was one of my favorites. i'll show you why nash vegas is a lot of fun. santa has a magic snow globe for every family. and this year, look at what he put in our driveway. the lexus december to remember sales event is here. lease the 2016 es350 for $349 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. see your lexus dealer. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. now i can download my dvr recordings and take them anywhere. ready or not, here i come! (whispers) now hide-and-seek time can also be catch-up-on-my-shows time. here i come! can't find you anywhere! don't settle for u-verse. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. yee-haw! good morning, everybody. one of my favorite road trips this year was when i put on my cowboy hat and headed to nashville, tennessee. the home of country music. let's take a look. all right, here we are in nashville, tennessee. music city, usa. i've got a hat on, i'm ready for anything. don't know what i'm doing on this road trip except i'm getting a tour around the city with country music sensation jared neiman. ♪ you don't treat me no good no more ♪ ♪ >> hi! >> welcome to music city. ready to have fun tonight? >> absolutely. what's in store? >> i'm not going to give it all away right now. but i definitely think we're going to have a good time. i wanted to start here at the country music hall of fame because it's a good place to show you kind of what nashville is built on, but also to show you what maybe you want to move to nashville and call it home. >> yeah, ready. let's do it. so, how'd you get into country music? >> once i moved here, you know, i had the great honor of getting a phone call from mr. garth brooks. >> wow. the garth brooks? >> the garth brooks. that's actually how i felt when he called me. me and my buddies got the chance to write with him a few times and it changed my life. a lot of people didn't really listen to country music until he came along. >> me included. >> i started digging in heroes of heroes and ran across this guy, who came out in 1950. but he got his kickoff in the honky tonks playing in clubs like i did. and in fact, nashville is known for a lot of great honky tonks. and when in rome. >> yes. >> let's go check out one of my favorites. >> yee-haw. >> yee-haw. >> so you move to nashville, and what year? >> 2000. you know it was crazy. right when i got here, i was staying at this little hotel. i came here by myself. i went down to music row and just want to see a studio so i walked in and literally two guys having a meeting and i see some golden records on the wall and i thought whoa i want these guys to help me. so i literally got my guitar, i walked back in there, and i offered 50 bucks to hear me play a song. come to find out, you heard charlie daniels. >> oh, yeah. >> amazing. >> he's been on "fox & friends" before. >> it was good experience. >> we're actually headed to the place where you know a lot of people go to hone their crafts. maybe walk in. ladies first. >> what is this? >> it's the world famous -- >> the world famous. >> you're going to love it here. ♪ ♪ all along ♪ cadillacs . >> oh. love it. >> well, are you redy to take it up a notch? >> i'm ready for anything. >> let's take it to the number one karaoke bar in america. you ready for this? all right, let's do it. >> as we pull into the pub i'm greeted by the big man himself. >> nice to meet you, santa. >> and then one of my best friends from college surprises me. and suddenly, without a song to sing, things start to get real. >> hat do i do? >> i want a crowd favorite. >> thankfully jared comes to my rescue with a perfect song, a garth brooks classic. ♪ blame it all on my roots i showed up in boots ♪ ♪ and ruined your black tie affair ♪ ♪ i got friends in low places where the whiskey drowns and the beer chases my blues away ♪ ♪ >> in the end, though, i was initially scared to death, there is a reason this is the best karaoke bar in america. santa's pub. worthy of a stop on any road trip. ♪ ♪ low places >> oh, yeah! >> you didn't have any fun at all. >> ♪ low places >> and by the way, the night just went down from there. >> oh, yeah there were solos and others that didn't make the cut. >> for timing purposes. >> you've got to watch this. a soldier proposed to his girlfriend live on fox news on the new year's eve special. she never saw it coming. we're going to join us live. we woke them up early. they're here with us. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. hi, everyone. good morning. today is friday, the 1st of january, 2016. i'm anna kooiman. happy new year, everybody. millions of people ringing in 2016. the celebrations going on across the globe. but in one city, a skyscraper inferno. fire ripped through a luxury hotel, sending debris raining down. this morning an eyewitness describes the terrifying scene. plus a terror plot to kill people on new year's eve thwarted. a man willing to, quote, give up everything and sell his soul to isis foiled by the fbi. we'll tell you just how close he was to pulling off that plot. and it was the perfect way to ring in the new year. >> would you marry me? >> what? oh, my gosh! yes! >> a soldier proposes to his girlfriend live on our new year's eve special. she never saw it coming. thankfully she said yes because there were cameras and millions of people watching. enjoy us live this morning. we woke them up at 7:00 a.m. to celebrate their first post-proposal day. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ make you glad you came the sun goes down the sun comes out ♪ >> the streets of new york city. man they are so incredible at cleaning up the mess after a million people packed the crossroads of the world last night. to watch the ball drop. >> it really is amazing because they get those big vacuum cleaners out. they have like confetti vacuum cleaners. like industrial strength. and that confetti finds its way into nooks and crannies you can't believe. you'll open the door at "fox & friends" and it's down our hallways. >> they managed to clean up the whole city. it's like new year's eve didn't happen. >> i was walking in at 4:00, the pear was still going. lots of revellers still out there. i'm sure there's a few people who just made evening morning right now. >> i was just thinking about that couple, the soldier who proposed, they've already been engaged for two years now. it's a long time. what are you waiting on? you know. 2015, 2016. >> set a date already. it's been two years. >> good morning, everyone. happy new year to all of you. >> clayton, pete and anna here for you this morning. and steve and brian are off today. despite the threat of potential terror attacks millions around the world defying their fears to celebrate the new year. 1 million people packed times square despite unprecedented security. more than 6,000 nypd police officers on hand for the iconic ball drop as those worries about possible terror attacks turned into celebration. >> and up in boston, boston harbor also lit up to help usher in 2016. people there enjoying that light show over the bay. >> and despite in rhetts, monday was an impressive celebration of its own. check this out. [ bell tolls ] >> oh, the brits have always had a flair for style. big ben climbed in on the show. thousands filled london's streets to take in all the new year's fireworks. >> i remember taking a big bus tour throughout london last year and i learned that big ben, you think it's the big clock tower, it's actually just a bell. big ben is just the bell. >> is it really? >> unless my tour guide was -- >> let's get on the wikipedia. >> he says that to all the american tourists from the united states, and then they spread that lie. >> resolutions last night, if you had one send it in to us and a photo to friends@foxnews.com. your resolutions and photos, we want to see them. >> if you've already broken them, seven hours into nut year, by the way. new year's to remember. and of course, "fox & friends" has the fox news channel had the big special last night. there were tons of people that showed up. the all-american new year's special right here on fox. did you watch some of it? here's a recap. ♪ >> happy new year. welcome to fox's all-american new year. i'm kimberly guilfoyle. >> everyone's waiting for the big moment when the ball drops. ♪ >> yeah! >> new york city, make some noise. whoo! >> you having a good time out here? happy new year! >> whoo! >> all right. >> you're in exciting times square. we're here in west virginia with our grand kids, our daughter and our son-in-law. we're having a good time. >> what do you want to say? >> thank you very much for helping. >> greatest show on earth being here tonight. >> which one's the single guy? >> they got him right next to me. i like that. >> here's my wink. ♪ i know you want it the seat of my heart ♪ ♪ >> we have pretty much everybody here other than the really young ones. >> my resolution is, stay young. >> maybe this year we can make the clock go backwards. >> would you marry me? >> oh, my gosh! yes. >> three, two, one -- yay! >> happy new year! ♪ ♪ and the world will be as one >> wow. that was last night. so we have a whole other year to wait for that to roll down once more. >> i'm getting ready for it alread kimberly and eric. they did a great job last night. >> we'll see if bill hemmer keeps his new year's resolution, which is to stay young. >> we will. >> i have a lot of faith in bill. >> absolutely. >> he's like dick clark. >> he is. >> stays young forever. lea gabrielle is standing by with a look at the headlines. there was some craziness in dubai last night. >> there was sure was. did you guys see this? we'll start with headlines, fox news alert. a high rise hotel in dubai burst into flames. the blaze not stopping the fireworks display at the world's tallest building nearby but it did send some tourists and residents running in fear. josh gatlin, son of country star larry gatlin. earlier he hold us what was running through his mind. >> the fact that i was in dubai or any other city, it really wouldn't matter at that point, just remove yourself from the danger, and regroup. for there to be no fatalities there is absolutely a miracle. >> officials are working to determine the official cause of that blaze. a new york man arrested for plotting a terror attack on new year's eve. police say emmanuel lutchman planned to use a machete to attack diners at a restaurant in rochester. federal prosecutors also say he's been in contact with an fbi informant, who he believed was a member of isis. that informant gave him $40 to purchase ski masks, zip ties, knives, a machete, duct tape, ammonia and latex gloves at a local walmart. and a new year's security scare in germany. train stations in munich evacuated one hour before midnight after word of a possible terror attack. officials say they believe they received information about a possible bomb attack at two specific train stations. it's believed that five to seven isis homicide bombers were planning an attack. and a campaign shake-up for republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson. three of his top aides just stepped down. carson's campaign manager and communication director, and then a few hours later his deputy campaign manager stepped down too. there's speculation that the aides left over issues with armstrong williams, that's carson's friend and unpaid adviser. so is this going to be a great year for you. do you want to see how lucky 2016 can be? the powerball jackpot is at a whopping $334 million. that is the 12th highest in the history of the game. so the next drawing is tomorrow night. your odds of winning, just 1 in 292 million. so, you know, the odds are somewhat steep. buy a ticket. >> a chance. >> there's a chance. >> there's a chance. >> more of a chance of being struck by lightning than winning the powerball. >> and pete hegseth does math in public, i've seen it. so i want to know. >> not well. >> i just did some fact checking. big ben is just the bell. >> it is the bell? >> -- part of the -- so the tour guide. >> love it. >> anyway. >> wonder what other lies he's spreading. well, president obama has some new -- we know he has executive orders. obviously he has been slammed for his executive actions. of course, he has tried to push through congress some of these new gun laws, new legislation through congress on background checks for those with -- you know, concealed carry weapons and others in extreme -- extended background checks for firearms. that didn't happen, though. congress shot that down. what is the president doing? according to politico going to take actions in his own hands. >> yes. so he's going to be changing the definition of what it means to be engaged in businesses of firearms sales. so it's not just people who are doing this for the object of livelihood and profit, it will be for gun sellers even online and at gun shows, too. >> which is exactly what we've come to expect from this white house. because the will of the people is not behind moving congress to do these types of things, he just takes the power himself in executive action and he does it through regulation and definitions and tweets that make it more difficult for folks to sell, legally, which currently legally sell guns and they'll have to register now with the atf, thus more background checks, thus more red tape, and thus more complications, for the most part, for legal, lawful gun owners. and it's not clear that any of these regulations would have stopped any of the shootings we've seen thus far. >> no. the big criticism has been, well, we have this gun show loophole. so this legislation, this action would fall short of that. it would also increase the number of transactions that are subject to these background checks, putting the onus now on these small business owners to have to go and make sure that this is taken care of. >> according to politico we don't have the details just yet but when he returns to washington next week that's when he will figure out. so if you're pro-second amendment listen up. >> and the fears of so many who see this last year and he sees this as the last year to get all the things done that he hasn't done, even if the american people and congress don't want it. it isn't just gun control. it's also executive action that he's likely to take on immigration. yesterday, the president announced that he's going to give more work per myths to foreign college graduates. isn't just what's existing with visas, he's going to expand that program. >> we do want to have the best and brightest minds here in the united states to try compete on a global scale but at the same time what is that going to do to the best and brightest minds who are already here in the united states >> the white house argues, look, congress has not taken action on any of this. they've sat on their hands. they've not done any of this, so we need to do it ourselves. that's the argument from the white house. that's the argument from josh earnest at the podium that if congress is not going to do it then we are going to do it. that's what the president said. >> critics are going to say the new policy creates economic incentive for u.s. employers to hire foreign college graduates over u.s. college graduates because it's cheaper to hire the foreign college graduates, and then also there's incentive for citizenship to that employment. you've got a tough economy. you're going to open this up even further and folks without a job who are underemployed are out of luck. >> extra incentives. go to our facebook page this morning on this new year's day friends@foxnews.com is also the place you can e-mail us this monk. coming up on the show, remember her, the woman who swears that she's black even though she's 100% white? some of the most infamous faces of 2015. >> and we'll look back at where they were and where they are now. and it's pretty clear that donald trump thinks about the clintons, what he thinks about the clintons after this week. >> she wants to accuse me of things and the husband is one of the great abuser of the world? give me a break. >> is his latest strategy working? a fair and balanced debate, next. i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." it's definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. deep couch sitting! well, donald trump taking it to the clintons this week, after hillary suggested the billionaire front-runner is sexist. >> hillary brought up the whole thing about sexist. and all i did is reverse it on her. she's got a major problem, happens to be right in her house. so if she wants to do that, we're going to go right after the president, the ex-president, and we'll see how it all comes out. she wants to accuse me of things, and the husband is one of the great abusers of the world? give me a break. by the way, i love the concept. i love, love, love having a woman president. can't be her. she's horrible. >> we view this as war. don't we view this as war? it's war. >> so far, silence on the other end, no response yet from the clinton camp. are the clintons in full retreat? that's the question we're asking this morning. filling out our political panel this morning to discuss that topic are republican strategist kathy lynn taylor, radio show host kevin mccullough and ohio state senator capri thank you all for joining us this morning. >> happy new year. >> kathy, we'll kick it off. is there a reason the clintons aren't responding to this attack from donald? >> well, i think that when your best campaign strategy is silence, then it really raises an issue of integrity and authenticity to your campaign. for sure. i mean, if it's foreign policy, she has to be silent, hillary clinton because of libya and benghazi. if it's health care or domestic policy, she has to be silent because of her past with that. now she has a problem here on character between the e-mails and bill clinton's dabblings. so i think she has a real issue and silence says it all. >> kevin do you think that's what it is? they don't know how to respond to this. did they not anticipate donald trump coming out of this this early? >> if they didn't that would be idiotic on their part. another big pop culture thing that happened this week is the arraignment. and i think when you're looking at apples to oranges or apples to apples in that case, you've got just a reminder of everything we didn't like about the clintons that they weren't trustworthy. that there was a constant kind of like doublespeak that you got from them, and hillary is already -- that's her biggest negative to begin with. people don't trust her. so it's a big issue. >> capri, how should the hillary camp deal with it? is silence the way to go forward because of the bind that they're in? or do they need to start responding? >> frankly i personally never think silence is the way to go. you need to speak up for yourself. you need to defend yourself. but the hillary clinton more likely than not is probably taking the silence, not necessarily because they don't know what to say because they don't want to, quote, dignify this debate. i think there are a lot of democrats in the space that even, as is exist in the sense that hillary clinton is being judged by the actions of her husband. and someone would not be necessarily judged by the actions of their wife. at the same time, not everybody's spouse is a former president of the united states. so he is certainly, i believe, fair game. they probably should speak up but i think they're probably in retreat because they don't want to dignify -- >> it's an interesting point. do you think it could engender sympathy for hillary clinton? >> no. i think she benefitted from that the first time around. she handled it gracefully, she kept her head down. but i don't think that will work this time. and it's not just because it's only about bill. it's not. it's also basic issues about how she -- >> i disagree. >> -- per holesies about women which have not benefited women at all. name one major policy announcement that has hit home with the american people that hillary clinton has made during this campaign so far? we can't. >> and so -- >> well, no, it's not. -- >> kevin do you expect a different approach at all in the new year? do you expect them to roll out anything -- >> no, i do disagree with cathy on that. i think that the 100% successful play that hillary's always played is being the victim. and so, to whatever degree she can be victimized, by donald's brusqueness, she's going to play that up. it worked in her senate campaign, her -- >> take it -- >> will it be effective, though? >> i think it's effective with the democratic base. it's effective with the democratic base. i don't know how effective it is with the electorate. >> i don't think in a general election that we're going to be talking about bill's infidelity. i think we're going to be talking about isis. i think we're going to be talking about an economy that still doesn't look like it's in recovery. we're going to be talking about a lot of other things. >> i can guarantee you there are a lot of message folks and focus groups in ohio, florida, north carolina, where this stuff comes. thank you all for joining us. >> appreciate it. >> happy new year. >> absolutely. >> all right coming up a hot air balloon goes up, up, and away. but no one told this guy. he was forced to hold on for dear life. the amazing video you have to see again. plus, a soldier proposes to his girlfriend live on the fox news year's eve special. she never saw it coming. did she say yes? that couple joins us live, because they're here, she probably did. hours after he popped the big question. i'd like to make a dep-- vo: it happens so often, you almost get used to it. we got this. vo: which is why being put first takes some getting used to. ♪ nationwide is on your side nationwide is the exclusive insurance partner of plenti. it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. hey, everybody, happy new year. some quick headlines for you now. new video just coming in to our newsroom showing huge fire erupting overnight in an apartment complex in tampa, florida. dozens of residents were ee vk outed. one person was rushed to the hospital and a firefighter was treated at the scene. the cause of the blaze is still unknown. and wayne rogers, the actor best known as trapper john mcentire an "mash" has passed away. >> hey, wait a minute. where you going? >> rogers died after complications from pneumonia. he was 82 years old. everybody last night people across the globe, you know, ringing in the new year. but this couple took the term to a whole new level. >> i would like to ask you anna marie, would you marry me? >> what? oh, my gosh. yes! >> after 3 1/2 years of dating awesome moment, staff sergeant of the army national guard proposed to his girlfriend taylor on the fox news channel's very own live new year's eve special. and that newly engaged couple joins us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> we woke you up early. i hope you don't mind. >> oh, it's all right. >> did you get any sleep last night? >> marginal, yes. >> you had no idea. you thought you were being invited on for military appreciation for fox news to honor you. >> mm-hmm. >> you had no idea. >> i am the most oblivious person, probably, in the world right now. i had no idea. i was the last person to know, honestly. yeah. >> sergeant, how do you find out about this contest? i guess an e-mail went out of some sort? >> an e-mail to the national guard, and went out, i never thought, never thought i would win. >> you just have said some really nice things about your fiancee. what did you say? >> i said she's more my equal than any other woman ever that i've ever met. and that i'm just deeply in love with her. and it was apparently enough, and genuine, that we were selected. >> that seems pretty genuine to me. how did you gather yourself after that, one of the most important moments in your life, with millions of people watching, what did it feel like to be in that moment? >> honestly, everything kind of just stood still. it wasn't like -- there was nobody around me, you know, just kind of how it felt. and everything just stood still. okay, it's just you and me right now. and of course, of course i'll marry you. >> did you think there was something wrong with his knee when he got down? >> yeah. like what are you doing? what's going on? aren't you supposed to be talking. >> did you have family members watching this? >> oh, yeah. >> what happened after? >> my phone blew up with a bunch of texts from my mom, my dad, my aunt, my uncle. everyone. >> did you ask -- did they -- >> do you guys plan on having kids? >> absolutely. >> so you can show them this -- this once in a lifetime moment. >> absolutely. >> how did you guys meet? >> i don't want to tell the story because we actually met at a jujitsu gym, a martial arts gym. i kicked his butt. >> really? >> you go girl. >> i think maybe -- >> and you let her win? >> i didn't. >> -- >> insulting me. >> you say she took interest in your car though, your camaro. >> well. what do you do in the military? >> i'm a communication operations and ceo. i train hazmat and wmd stuff. >> okay. well congratulations, have you set a date yet? i know you've only had like eight hours -- >> you've been married two years -- >> we have not set a date yet. >> we all expect invitations. >> can you show off the ring to the family? >> yes, yes. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much for having us. >> and for supporting him, as well. >> thank you. >> incredible. >> coming up here on the show, remember her the baltimore mom who publicly punished her son live on television for protesting and rioting? smacked him upside the head. up next we say good-bye to the most memorable faces of 2015. plus feeling a little hung over after too much partying last night, clayton is that question for you? don't grab the aspirin. grab the charcoal? >> ew! >> things you never knew worked. >> do we have any charcoal around here? ♪ >> new year's. >> we've been asking you to send your photos in all morning and you have responded. this is from dick and the over the hill golf group from mississippi. they celebrated at 7:00 p.m. where it's got to be midnight somewhere else. >> it's midnight somewhere. next up walter the beagle welcomes in 2016. love the top hat, walter. >> did walter wear pants? >> this family resolved to have weekly bible studies together in 2016. it's a great one, absolutely. >> and ainsley, hayden is embracing 2016, and eating it up already. >> a big congratulations to ainsley earhardt, too. if somehow our viewers or friends have missed it, ainsley had hayden just a few months ago and that's why she's on maternity leave and we miss her. >> hayden had a lot of milk to drink. big-time party. >> clayton, you -- >> all right. >> so we want to say you cash in the new year you look back at some of your favorite moments, faces, celebrity mug shot photos. >> infamous faces. >> pizza rat was one of my favorites. want to say good-bye to some of the most famous faces and some of the most talked about moments from 2015 like this first one. >> rachel, the former spokane naacp president who pretended to be black. >> bye. happy 15 minutes. toy yeah graham is the second one, she was the mom praised for hitting her son taking part in, you remember this video, prominent video, smacking it to her son for taking part in the baltimore riots. a lot of people lauding her for taking control in a situation off the rails. >> do you believe that was in april? >> remember kim davis? the kentucky clerk who refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses over her religious beliefs. there she is. the famous face of 2015. >> the clock kid, ahmed mohamed the 14-year-old arrested at school when he had a homemade clock that was mistaken for a bomb. and then he got invited to the white house. >> now he's overseas on a scholarship suing that very city. quite interestingly enough. and the final one is joyce mitchell. former prison worker who helped convicted killers escape and just failed to show up on the escape route, as well. >> richard matt and david sweat. i covered that up there in upstate new york. remember she didn't show up. she was part of their escape plan. they were going to sneak through the manhole and she wasn't there. that's why they were on the lam. >> what are your -- you know, what are your memories of 2015? some of your famous news faces. send them to us on our facebook page and we'll tally them up and see who was your winner from our audience. >> mm-hmm. all right. and we've got more news already being made in 2016, which is why lea gabrielle is with us this morning. >> we sure do. good morning to you guys. what do you think of the so-called affluenza teen, ethan couch? are his human rights being violated. lawyers for the infamous 18-year-old say that's the reason he should be able to stay in mexico following his arrest. and he's staying there right now. no word yet on when he faces extradition back to texas. authorities say he fled the country after violating his probation. you remember in 2013 he killed four people in a drunk driving wreck. lawyers say he's too rich and spoiled to know better. meanwhile, his mother tonya charged with a felony for taking her son on the run. she was flown to los angeles where she awaits extradition back to texas next week. bail is set for her at $1 million. well, dozens picketing in front of a movie theater near orlando protesting against quentin tarantino's latest movie. [ chanting ] >> former cops showing up with signs supporting the police. they say they're against the opening of tarantino's movie "the hateful eight." this comes after the director called police murderers during an anti-brutality rally in new york that was back in october. check this out a man is lifted high into the sky in belgium while clinging onto a hot air balloon. a crowd of people were holding the basket to keep it down because of very strong winds. as soon as the balloon warmed up and it was ready to take off, many let go. but one man didn't because even though the pilot was telling him to let go the pilot was dutch, so he didn't understand him. the man was eventually pulled into the balloon, which later landed in holland. and a woman learns the value of kindness after a stranger steals her paid parking spot so she politely leaves his note on the windshield explaining she could have the car towed but she didn't so she parked elsewhere and she was given a parking ticket which she couldn't afford to pay. the next day she found this note. the driver apologizing and leaving $100 to pay the ticket, and for a little financial relief over the holidays. so it's so nice to see kindness meeting kindness. those are the headlines. back to you, anna, clayton and pete. >> thanks lea. >> yesterday i mentioned that i had a lot to celebrate. it was obviously my birthday last night. and then we have new year's eve. so there were a few -- there were a few adult beverages floating around. >> taking me out to a nice dinner tonight. we'll do that with the family and the kids, and then we have some friends coming over. so i'm going to try to take a nap because we're going to be up at midnight. >> you are? >> and tomorrow you're going to see me bright and bushy-tailed. is that how you say it? >> bright and bushy-tailed. >> some it will be an entertaining show and we'll help you get through it. >> tune in at 6:00 a.m. i beg you. >> back right now -- >> i'm just kidding. not at all. you are bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. >> perhaps you're also have a brutal hangover after ringing in the new year. we brought in a panel to share the best hangover cures to make sure you're off to the right start on this 2016. >> we called in the troops here. >> holy smokes. joining us now is integrative physician and author of the new book called happy gut, that is dr. vincent pedres, nutritional daniel danielle, and bartender pamela. pamela you brought some greens here. is this a smart place to start? you see a lot of drunk people. >> some of them left my bar a few hours ago. the doctor and i both agree, i think juice is a great way to go quickly to get your replenishment and nutrients. and it's not going to be too abrasive towards your system after you've done some damage to it. >> pete i know you've been suffering you want some kale bright and early? >> kale. >> kale. >> what causes the hangover? we know the alcohol but why the lingering effects the next day. >> you're dehydrated. you're depleted of minerals, especially magnesium. so that's one reason that i brought in coconut water. >> try that one? >> one of my remedies is to drink this as soon as you get home. >> okay. >> so you can start rehydrating. it's high in potassium, high in magnesium. it's going to help get the fluids into your body and relax your muscles, and -- >> is that even better than straight up gatorade or powerade? >> i like to focus on natural things, i prefer something made by nature, than something that has been doctored. >> i've noticed that coconut water, some people don't care for the taste of it. the ones in the refrigerated section they must be fresher or something because they taste a lot sweeter. >> danielle i have to ask you about charcoal. anna said yuck, charcoal? how does it help us? >> it helps in that it helps to bind toxins. when you're drinking alcohol there's a lot of by-products and stocks usty associated with that. instead of the alcohol being directly absorbed into the bloodstream is the activated charcoal works like a magnet and pulls in the toxins, and then it's excreted. it's a good idea to take the activated charcoal before you go out. >> how does one take charcoal? >> there's actual pills? >> yes, pill form. and you take -- you could take two capsules before bed or actually before going out -- >> preemptive? >> yeah, exactly. >> you know all about preemptive, so you're not getting the hangover pamela. what do you do -- you have preplanning. how can you be smarter so you don't do this the next time? >> i call it the ultimate pregame, right? like getting ready to go out. definitely have your nutrients. we can agree on that. and also make sure you're eating really well. have a good, substantial meal. starches are really important. as well as drink a ton of water. for every drink that you have you should be having a glass of water. you still will get intoxicated but you won't be depleting yourself of the hydration. >> my favorite way to get rid of the hangover, not that i've ever had one is to exercise. sweat it out. you can feel it coming out of you sometimes, can't you? >> you think that's a smart move? >> it depends on how dehydrated you start. you have to make sure that you're rehydrating before. and another thing i was going to say is, don't drink on an empty stomach. it's going to hit you much faster. >> anna says her favorite recovery is exercise. mine is a drink, little hair of the dog, does that work or is that not good? >> no, no? >> that just gets you drunk again, right? so it disguises the hangover. >> a few hours later. >> my real favorite is a bacon, egg and cheese. >> green tea. what about coffee? we've been pounding coffee this morning. >> coffee that's the first thing everyone goes for because you want the energy, you want the jolt. the drink in itself is dehydrating, now you're having coffee which is dehydrating and alcohol can be inflammatory and so is coffee. it's a good idea to go for green tea because it gives you the caffeine, it has antioxidants, polyphenols, flavonoids which combat all the free radical damage from drinking, and it's not going to dehydrate you. it's a better option. this one i like has ginger in it because it kind of soothes your stomach, also. so the combo between the green tea and the ginger works really well. >> where do you bartend? >> on the upper east side. >> one of the great restaurants in new york city. also if you're getting your life back in order for 2016 after you're hung over pick up the new book by the good doctor, happy gut on how to cleanse, lose weight, gain energy and eliminate pain. nice to see all of you this morning. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. >> thanks for helping us. >> coming up here on the show a new year means new laws from guns to hoverboards. the new government rules and regulations that could affect you starting today. that's coming up next. and who says dads can't dance. ♪ >> the dad behind this hilarious video bomb, and his two daughters join us live ahead. >> he is working it. >> but first the trivia question of the day, born on this day in 1987, this figure skater gold at the 2014 olympics with charlie white. who is she? be the first to e-mail us with the correct answer and you will get a great gift. good morning. some quick headlines now. gone to pot. marijuana flavored ice cream is now becoming a thing. a gel ato shop in italy has decided to pay tribute to bob marley by selling the high ice cream and even naming it after him. creators claim it's tasty and nutritious but it will not get anybody high. and a new york company says they are preparing to market the first kosher certified prescription pot. the orthodox union has certified that -- that pot edibles will be blessed by a rabbi. new york's medical marijuana program goes into effect this month. those are your pot headlines. for 2016. >> thank you so much. >> new laws nationwide, a slew of new government regulations and stay laws are now in effect which range from tighter gun control to hoverboard safety. >> you saw the mike tyson video. you need hoverboard safety. fox business network's peter barnes has the roundup of all the new regulations. >> as the ball dropped thousands of new state and federal laws will go into effect. more than four dozen of them just in texas. and one controversial move, texas will start allowing licensed gun owners to carry handguns openly, in most public places. a practice known as open carry that 44 other states allow in some form. second amendment advocates say it's a critical step in the right to bear arms. critics say it does not work. >> there's plenty of research that says that having open carry and having concealed weapons does not have any effect on crime rates. >> california supported more gun control. a new law there allows families to go to court to get weapons confiscated temporarily from relatives they believe pose a threat. california will also mandate vaccines for kids. after a measles outbreak at disney land earlier this year. in twelve states workers will get higher minimum wanes. in connecticut, police must start wearing body cameras. in new york, new mothers will get breast-feeding rights in their workplaces. people in illinois who make crank 911 calls will have to reimburse local governments for the cost of responding. and back in california, anyone who rides in public on a hoverboard must be at least 16 years old, must wear a helmet, and can only ride on streets with speed limits under 35 miles per hour. too late to help former heavyweight boxer mike tyson. but for one analyst, states are the proper starting point to experiment with new law. >> whether you're talking about fiscal policy or something seemingly trivial like helmet laws for hoverboards, it's good to do these things at the state and local level and not have them decided in washington. >> in illinois, even pets are getting more protection. with a new law that makes it a misdemeanor to leave them outside in extreme weather. peter barnes, fox business. >> you need -- i mean mike tyson falls down. you have to be 16 years old and wear a helmet. he learned his lesson. >> all the dads going down, too. we've seen the videos. twelve minutes before the top of the hour. here's what's coming up on "fox & friends," we introduce you to this dancing dad yesterday. ♪ he's got moves you've never seen. now the dad behind this hilarious video bomb and his two daughters will join us live. that's next. >> but first on this day in 1892, this ellis island immigrant station formally opened in new york. and in 1942 franklin d. roos very and the british prime minister winston churchill issued declaration creating the united nations. and in 1994, mariah carey was topping the charts with her hit "hero." announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale... get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices! save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory! plus, same-day delivery, set-up and removal of your old set. why wait for the new models? 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>> well, it's just something i do. i live to make people laugh. and, and i definitely live to embarrass both of them. so, i just heard the music playing and peeked my head out and saw, you know, their grandma was recording them, so i just decided i'd get in on some of that fun. >> cheyenne, were you impressed that your dad knew how to do the dance moves or were you embarrassed that your dad knew how to do the dance moves? >> pretty much both. >> pretty much both? and alissa, how about you? what do you think about your dad doing the whip and the nae nae? is that normally something that was -- >> no, ma'am. not at all. >> dad, mike, were you surprised that this got so much attention on facebook? >> man, i was -- i was absolutely shocked at how many people have viewed it. i mean, we just decided to put it up there just to try to get a laugh out of some friends and family, and next thing i know, my facebook just started exploding with messages, friend requests, i mean it has been nonstop all week long. and, we were just -- i was just like, i can't believe how many people actually viewed this thing, and how -- i mean, like everybody just has been so cool about it, and they're so positive about it and they enjoyed it. as long as everybody enjoys it, i love it. it's great. so -- >> well, girls, can you show me how to do it, and can we all do it together? i know you all are sitting down and you can't stand up but you can do the arm motions at least. can you show me how to do it and everybody at home. let's see. watch me. ready? you got to sing it, too, right? watch me whip. >> whip ♪ watch me nae nae watch me whip whip ♪ ♪ watch me nae nae >> my son thinks it's funny. he's behind the camera. he's laughing right now. i embarrassed you now. >> girls thank you so much. and make you're such a good sport for doing that. we can see how much you love your girls. >> absolutely. love them to death. thank you guys so much for having us. >> happy new year. >> yes, ma'am. happy new year to you, too. >> can't wait till those girls get back to school. four minutes before the top of the hour, here's what's coming up on "fox & friends." we've all seen the infamous photo of hillary clinton on her blackberry. now newly released e-mails show hillary reacted the moment they realized that picture went viral. ed henry joins us live to break it all down. and he got a ton of praise for flying coach just like everybody else. but, not anymore. why bernie sanders is now flying private. next. feel a cold sore coming on? 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that's toyia graham. she's a mom raised for hitting her son for taking part in the baltimore riots. you remember that? that was april. her 15 minutes of fame are over. as we say good-bye to the famous faces from last year we're reading your e-mails with your favorite famous faces from 2015. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. ♪ should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind ♪ >> out with the old, in with the new, happy new year, everybody. welcome to 2016, and welcome in to "fox & friends," new york city. just a few hours ago had a million people packed in to the heart of times square. the crossroads of the world. >> it's been scrubbed clean. >> unb >> not scrubbed clean of all the people still wandering around. >> the people you can't vacuum the people. >> zipping down the street, sucks up all the confetti. it's amazing. >> that they have a vacuum for confetti. >> they're good at cleaning up. it was an amazing and secure evening. great news for many in times square. >> we want you to send us your pictures this morning. some of your new year's resolutions. we'll share them here on the show. we wanted to kind of go around the world and show you some of the highlights from new year's eve last night. >> despite threats of potential terrorist attacks millions around the world defying their nears to celebrate the new year. 1 million people packing times square despite unprecedented security. ♪ more than 6,000 nypd police officers on hand for the iconic ball drop as these worries about possible terror attacks turned into celebrations. >> on the west coast, fireworks lit up the skyline in las vegas, nevada. that celebration just hours ago. >> they don't stop partying there. >> also the space needle in seattle putting on a fireworks show for people there. looks like a giant sparkler. >> look how it pauses. watch. isn't it amazing? >> oh. >> the video. >> and it was quite the display in brazil. thousands lined copacabana beach in rio de janeiro to enjoy the world famous fireworks display there. lasting 16 minutes. you know what else i want to see? all the untraditional ball drops that go on across the country like in atlanta they do the peach. >> the peach drop? >> the peach drop. yeah, what about the -- >> there's a pickle drop. there's an orange drop. >> there's a -- >> mrs. the possum drop. >> you guys know where the possum drop is? >> the possum drop is in pennsylvania also. >> tennessee? >> you don't know. you're making stuff up. >> you have your own party last night. s. >> pizza rat drop. >> i'd like to see that next year. >> pizza rat drop. >> as people were celebrating there's still a lot going on around the globe. terror fears on the rise. and lea gabrielle has that news for us this morning. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. nice to see you all. fox news alert. a new york man arrested for plotting a terror attack on new year's eve. police say emmanuel lutchman planned to use a machete to attack diners at a restaurant in rochester. federal prosecutors also say he'd been in contact with an fbi informant who he believes was actually a member of isis. that informant gave him $40 to purchase ski masks, zip ties, knives, a machete, duct tape, ammonia and latex gloves at a local walmart. and a new year's security scare in germany. train stations in munich evacuated one hour before midnight after word of a possible terror attack there. officials say they received information about a possible bomb attack at two specific train stations. it's believed five to seven isis homicide bombers were planning an attack. and we also have some other breaking news just hours ago, fire ravages a historic church in central new jersey. flames were spotted pouring out of the saint mark's episcopal church in west orange. firefighters working to knock it down. that brownstone church has been standing since 1827. no word yet on what started the fire. well, clemson not holding back against oklahoma in the cotton bowl. >> watch him rolling to that right side. throws on the run, and down the sideline. touchdown. >> clemson earned a spot in the national championship game, beating oklahoma 37-17. as for the other semifinal match-up, alabama was firing against michigan state. 'bama would deliver and play against clemson on january 11th for the national title. on tap today notre dame takes on last year's champions ohio state in the fiesta bowl. then iowa plays stanford in the rose bowl game in pasadena. and oklahoma state and ole miss will face off in the sugar bowl. and we told you yesterday how democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has been flying coach. well, many of you won't be seeing him on planes anymore. that's because sanders changed his routine and he's been flying almost exclusively on private chartered planes. sanders, who often speaks passionately about environmental issues, says taking private jets across the country is the best way that they can do it. and those are your headlines. back to you guys. >> the winter classic, also. up in foxborough. so they're playing hockey outside. >> yeah. >> very cool. >> in minnesota, too. >> do they still get in fights? go in the penalty box? >> ed henry, big hockey fan. and we thought he wasn't working enough lately so we decided to bring him in on new year's day. nice to see you, ed. >> i just never went to bed. happy new year. >> ed's one of the hardest-working men in television covering everything politics. we wanted to welcome in the new year by having you dive in to some of the new executive actions. >> yeah, well i mean, look, the president says that in his weekly address here over the holiday, they put it out a little early, usually comes out on saturday, saying there are more gun control measures coming. he obviously calls them gun safety. we've been through the language before, but i think the point is, he's saying he's not going to wait around for congress. and there are a lot of republicans frustrated with these executive actions, but it's going to take gop leaders on the hill figuring out how they're going to stop pieces of his agenda or how they're going to move forward on other pieces of the agenda. otherwise he's just going to keep going forward with these executive actions. remember about a year ago the president said i'm entering the fourth quarter. big things happen in the fourth quarter. i'm ready to go. and republican leaders were talking about repealing obamacare. stopping his executive actions on immigration. and they did little or none of that. and so the president had a pretty good year and so basically i think the feeling inside the white house, when you talk to his top aides, they're ready to keep going until the republicans stop them. so gun control next week and there's more immigration executive actions coming as well. >> specifics on the gun control legislation. obviously this doesn't close the gun show loophole which they have been pushing for. >> right. >> it's a number of smaller things. >> take us through some of the process here on this new gun control legislation. >> they want to target gun sellers, find areas where you can move forward on executive action. you're right about not being able to close something bigger like the so-called gun show loophole. we've heard all these different things that have come up because the president's made the point again and again that would actually take a law. and again that gets back to republicans on the hill deciding that might be something obviously they don't want to do. but there are going to be other things, republicans run the house and the senate. they have for about a year now. and so this is year two, and so for mitch mcconnell and speaker ryan this is a big year for them heading into a presidential election so see what can they actually get done so republicans can take that to the voters. you know, whereas obviously hillary clinton is clock looking to work hand in hand with this president. >> kind of changing the definition, doing verbal gymnastics there in order to tweak what many would say is the second amendment and the right that americans have to arm themselves. next up this big document dump that we had yesterday. the state department releasing 5,000 pages of e-mails for hillary clinton. i want to know what stood out to you. the number of classified e-mails is now up over 1,000. did any of these stick out to you? >> yeah, there are some. big picture, we shouldn't forget that you're right, now, when you add up all of these various document dumps out there over the last few months, there's more than 1,000 that had some kind of information that the state department announced as classified. obviously the clinton campaign's defense has been that they were not marked classified at the time. there's a lot of back and forth about that. but i think the very bottom line going into the new year is that hillary clinton is still under fbi investigation. and that is one of the great unknowns in this campaign. are they going to do anything about that server? if they don't, obviously she's going to get a head of steam and try to turn the page on all of this. what stood out, i mean a couple things. number one, there's more e-mails from sidney blumenthal, her controversial adviser and some of them hillary clinton is saying give me more information on that. what else do you know on that? i was at a news conference with hillary clinton a couple months ago where she said she never solicited these e-mails from sid blumenthal. he's just an old friend and he would just send me stuff. actually there are e-mails now saying hey, give me more info. what other intelligence do you have? that seems to run counter to what she said. number two, when you have that e-mail from 2011, before benghazi, but it was in 2011, where he says, you should go on all five sunday shows to talk about this specific issue, to show you're america's chief diplomat, show strength, it's interesting, because obviously, a year later she had that opportunity to do all five sunday shows, talking about benghazi, decided not to and susan rice went on and the rest is history. >> a lot of personal exchanges in those e-mails. you've got the moment hillary clinton discovered the infamous blackberry photo and the response from sheryl mills. you look cute in the photo. in t not necessarily the response you expect from an adviser. and a flow chart that shows who would be riding when with hillary clinton when she travels and a number of decision points, one of which is is the ambassador tolerable. anything in the details here of the flow chart or you look cute that is of interest? >> well, first of all i would say on the flow chart, that's your government tax dollars at work, right? the level of detail over who gets to sit with the secretary and where they sit, these are -- this is just one of the many absurdities you see within the federal government and there it is for everyone to see. nothing scandalous, nothing that's going to rock the clinton campaign in this latest document dump. but these things, in terms of you look cute. i get that from clayton all the time. i think people went through our e-mails, i'd be embarrassed as well. >> those will come out in our document dump next year. >> that's right. >> what do you do with the report by the way? >> i'll be doing it tonight sitting in for bret. there's a lot of, you guys know this, so i watched it yesterday and now talking to you today, nobody is talking politics. there are folks out on the campaign trail. we've had these terror threat unless munich that are very seriously and obviously everyone paying attention to the homeland as well. tonight 6:00 p.m. eastern, we'll be live. >> we'll be watching. >> happy new year guys. >> thanks, ed. >> all right coming up here on the show, an entire skyscraper up in flames on new year's eve. dozens try to get it out as debris rains down on the crowds below. we're live in the middle east with the very latest on that blaze. and it was the perfect way to ring in the new year. a soldier proposes to his girlfriend live on our new year's eve special. so what did she think about it? 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[cell phone beeps] hey! so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig hi everyone, we are back with a fox news alert. a high rise hotel in dubai burst into flames on new year's eve. >> our hotel is on fire. our hotel is on fire, big, big, big time, yes. >> but that massive blaze wasn't enough to stop the city from celebration. john huddy is live in jerusalem with the very latest on this story. john, good morning to you. >> yeah, good morning, clayton. this was really an amazing scene to watch. as you mention on one side of the downtown plaza you have the towering inferno that was burning for hours and then on the other side the show went on as planned. the huge fireworks celebration. talk about a juxtaposition, quite a contrast. first take a look from the video that we got earlier today of today's aftermath. the still smoldering address hotel in downtown dubai, it's a luxury five star hotel. it also has apartments inside. now, officials say the fire started about 9:30 last night on a 20th floor terrace of the 63 story tower. there are reports that maybe curtains caught on fire, started inside one of the rooms. but, that is unconfirmed. and really there's still no official word on the cause. i know what everybody's thinking was this is terrorist related incident. well, there's nothing to indicate this was at all linked to any type of terrorist activity. that said, though, witnesses said once the fire started, it spread very quickly, engulfing the whole side of the building. incredibly, only 16 people were injured. 14 with minor injuries. one person moderately injured. and then officials say another person had a heart attack during the evacuation process. and we're hearing the stories about exactly that. one guy saying he strapped his mom, his disabled mother to his back. others saying they were scrambling to get out. and despite the initial panic, many said, including those last night said that it was an orderly evacuation process, really credited emergency workers. we also talked to josh gatlin over the phone, who was on the ground, he's the son of the singer, country singer larry gatlin, you may be familiar, and he talked about just seeing this unfold. here's what he said. listen. >> the fact that i was in dubai, or any other city, it really wouldn't matter at that point. just remove yourself from the danger, and regroup. for there to be no fatalities there is absolutely a miracle. >> and some people were calling it a new year's miracle. and again, it was a contrast on one side of this downtown, you know, really in the center of dubai, the building on fire. then on the other side they went on with the celebration outside the burj khalifa, the world's tallest building. at least a million people were expected there. so you know, clayton, anna, pete, you talk about already a huge security and logistics effort. then you add this to it, boy, what a dramatic scene. again still no official word on the cause of the fire. >> when we were -- thank you, john. when we were talking about, to larry gatlin's son, sitting in the building across, eating dinner, and could feel the heat. before they even saw it. >> may have been curtains. feel it before you see it. that is intense heat for sure. they carried on to see both happening at the same time. well coming up, a pilot's unbelievable u-turn. a family nearly misses their flight until a delta pilot turns around in the middle of the runway to get them -- to get them there. why he knew it was a flight they could not afford to miss. plus the new star wars movie stole headlines in 2015, of course. but, what is on tap for 2016? our good friend kevin mccarthy is going to join us live for his predictions and the film universe. and what blockbuster hits we could expect, coming up next. >> the dark side. the jedi. i'm jerry bell the second. and i'm jerry bell the third. i'm like a big bear and he's my little cub. this little guy is non-stop. he's always hanging out with his friends. you've got to be prepared to sit at the edge of your seat and be ready to get up. there's no "deep couch sitting." it's definitely not good for my back. this is the part i really don't like right here. (doorbell) what's that? a package! it's a swiffer wetjet. it almost feels like it's moving itself. this is kind of fun. that comes from my floor? eww! this is deep couch sitting. deep couch sitting! hey, everybody, happy new year. quick headlines for you now. you can't ring in the new year without a dip in the ocean. 200 people in portland, maine, braving the polar plunge. water temperatures in the 40s. not too bad. are you kidding me? >> the one with the face mask turned around and ran right back. no thank you. people say they were excited. new york city's first baby of the year, born in brooklyn, right at the stroke of midnight at coney island hospital. born a healthy 7 pounds 1 ounce to mother stephanie. big congratulations. >> can't the doctors basically say he was born at 11:59 so she gets the tax credit? >> oh. >> right? >> come on. >> a look at "star wars." if you haven't seen it yet, are you crazy? "star wars" ruled the box office in 2015. but what should we look out for this year on the big screen? fox news contributor and founder of nerdtears.com kevin mccarthy is here with the most anticipated films of this year. kevin, thanks for joining us. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> good morning, clayton, i got a little surprise for you, man, i've been playing with this all morning. this thing, listen to this. did you see this? it's a -- >> whatever -- >> i want that. i want that. >> this is the coolest toy i've ever played with. it's a yoda light saber replica. it has sound effects and everything. it's amazing. like a kid all over again. i'm a 31-year-old grown man. >> yeah, yeah. if there's something strange in your neighborhood, who you gonna call. that's your number five. >> yeah. the most anticipated movie of 2016 my number five is ghost busters. they're doing a reboot with an all-female cast. we all know the original film obviously. and i love the original movie with bill murray and dan aykroyd. classic, classic film. but now the director of bridesmaids is doing an all-female four lead reboot with kate mckinnon, leslie jones, melissa mccarthy and christian wiig and i'm really excited about this. i grew up on the franchise. i think we have a photo of me with my proton pack when i was a little kid. that's how excited i was about ghost busters. >> oh. >> we -- >> -- movie -- >> i'm with you on that. i'm kind of against all these reboots and remakes but i like having a strong female-led action movie. i'm excited to see how he handled these four characters. it opens up in july of next year. this year actually. >> number four on your list for anticipated films is a kid friendly movie, dead pool. >> yeah, of course clayton. this movie is going to be the most hard r-rated movie of the year. the trailers they're releasing are r-rated trailers to begin with and ryan reynolds is taking on the character. this is in the "x" men universe. this trailer looks incredible, the music is phenomenal. the effects look great. they ruin deadpool kind of in the x-men wolverine origins movies. i'm hoping they can revive that here. t.j. miller is in the movie, also the fighter from the fast and furious movies as well. that opens on february 12th. >> and number three, americans against americans, batman versus superman. dawn of justice. what do you think of that one? >> here's the thing, i was really excited about this when the first two trailers came out. the new one i'm a little nervous. i'm very excited to see. i love zack snyder, he did man of steel and henry ka ville as superman, ben affleck as batman. i'm a little nervous about eisenburg as lex luther but i love the moment at the end of the trailer when wonder woman basically saves batman and superman. that's part of the trailer amazing. amazing nerd tears. very, very cool. i was hoping, hoping that the movie is better -- >> i wond to see a wonder woman stand gentleman loan. i -- >> have these separate films. >> suicide squad and number one. on your list i'm most excited about. >> suicide squad looks wild. this is david ayer who wrote training today. looks like a gritty superhero film. will smith and jared leto as the joker i'm interested to see leto's take and again a very dark and gritty one. a bunch of super villains teamed up to take on a task and like you mentioned clayton number one of the year no question is captain america civil war. and this trailer directed this movie who did captain america winter soldier still hands down my favorite marvel film to date right behind -- right below guardians of the galaxy. but this movie looks incredible. clayton that last scene in the trailer when you see iron man versus captain america that is a really cool shot when the shield goes around. admit that. >> absolutely. we're looking at it right now this little round robin fight. awesome. >> awesome. >> looks really, really cool. that opens up on may 6th. suicide squad is august 5th. a big year for hoop hero movies. i think it's going to be a cool year. last year mad max furry road and star worse the force awakens were my two favorite movies. >> i wonder if "star wars" will be one of 2016's biggest movies. because it's already carrying over. >> they're releasing one in december a spinoff called road one it's going to be a spinoff film and then we're going to get this episode eight in may of the following year then a hans solo spinoff and episode nine. >> you and i will talk later we've got the rest of the show to finish here. i'll call you a little bit later. >> happy new year, kevin. thanks for joining us. >> notice no romantic comedies in there. >> no. >> this was kevin's list. >> your list. >> half clayton's. >> coming up here on the show he got off the hook after, you know, the horrible accident happened back in 2013 killing four people in that drunk driving crash. there he is. now the so-called affluenza teen trying to avoid jail again claiming his human rights are being violated. you've got to hear this new development. >> and is your new year's resolution to cut back on the coffee? don't do it. dr. kelly powers is here with why that might not be such a good idea. music to my ears. come on in. i can't believe we broke old man hennessey's window correction dude, you broke. i just threw the ball. this is really bad. what are we going to do? dude, kiss your life goodbye. let's go. ♪oh. keep smiling, keep shining♪ ♪knowing you can always count on me, for sure♪ hi ♪knowing you can always count on me, for sure♪ tell him it was an accident and we can fix the window. ♪knowing you can always count on me, for sure♪ i'll come with you. ♪woah, that's what friends are for♪ ♪ ♪ i don't care i love it ♪ ♪ i don't care >> wow, look at that time lapse. that's new york city being cleaned up after the new year's eve celebration last night. >> it's already clean. they cleaned up all the confetti. the streets are pristine. you could eat off them. even pizza rat is enjoying a new slice of pizza. brian sent in his new year's resolutions. he says he spent his new year's eve in his own version of outnumbered. well done. >> oh. >> you love it the rest of the year. >> pastor dale says that he's ready to spend new year's day marrying 25 couples. >> oh, wow. very cool. >> and jack says his resolution is to stay healthy and inspire his grandkids to be good, and to do good. sounds good to me. >> kathy and the gang spent new year's in las vegas. take a look at that photo there. >> and next up, kimberly guilfoy guilfoyle, eric and vanilla ice ice baby. >> so they were at the all-american new year's eve special last night did a great job for us. thank you for that. >> in fact -- >> it was a night to remember. and a big night on fox news channel. take a look at last night's all-american new year's special right here on the channel, in case you missed it. >> happy new year and welcome to fox's all-american new year, i'm kimberly guilfoyle. everyone waiting for the big moment, the ball drop. ♪ >> yeah, yeah! >> new york city make some noise. >> whoo! >> you having a good time out here? happy new year! >> whoo! >> all right. >> you're in exciting times square. we're here in west virginia with our grand kids, our daughter and our son-in-law. we're having a good time. >> what do you want to say? >> thank you very much for helping. >> greatest show on earth being here tonight. >> which one's the single guy? >> they got him right next to me. i like that. >> here's my wink. ♪ i know you want it the seat of my heart ♪ ♪ >> we have pretty much everybody here other than the really young ones. >> my resolution is, stay young. >> maybe this year we can make the clock go backwards. >> would you marry me? >> oh, my gosh! yes. >> three, two, one -- yay! >> happy new year! ♪ ♪ and the world will be as one >> fun night last night. >> that's for sure. >> money, money, money. i love her. all right lea gabrielle is in for heather nauert this morning. and you've got fox news alert for us. >> i sure do. nice morning to all of you. >> good morning, lea. >> so, here's a question for you, are ethan couch's human rights being violated? lawyers for the infamous 18-year-old say that should be the reason he could stay in mexico after his arrest. no word yet on when he faces extradition back to texas. authorities say he fled the country after violating his probation. you remember in 2013 he killed four people in a drunk driving crash. lawyers say he's too rich and spoiled to know better. meanwhile, his mother, tonya, charged with a felony for taking her son on the run. she was flown in to los angeles where she awaits extradition back to texas next week. bail is set at $1 million. an incredible act of kindness with a plane full of people, a delta pilot turns the plane around to pick up a family from the gate after they missed the plane while they were on the way to their father's funeral. >> the lady got on the phone, said there was nothing they could do, that the tower wasn't going to have them pull back in. my mom was sitting there in tears and i'm sitting there screaming through the glass, all of a sudden we got a phone call. >> that phone call telling them the pilot had decided to go back to the gate after seeing the tears and the desperation on the family's faces. the phoenix family was flying to tennessee and only had ten minutes to catch their connecting flight in minneapolis. and as people across the globe were ringing in the new year one couple took that term to a whole new level. >> i would like to ask you taylor marie, would you marry me? >> what? oh, my gosh. yes! >> she said yes. staff sergeant of the army national guard and fiancee joined us earlier on "fox & friends" to share what went through their minds during that proposal. >> i am the most oblivious person, probably, in the room right now. i had no idea. everything just stood still. it was like, oh, okay, it's just you and me right now and of course, of course i'll mare you. >> she's more my equal than any other woman ever that i've ever met. and that i'm just deeply in love with her. >> well the newly engaged couple dated for 3 1/2 years, now thd. congratulations to them and those are your headlines. anna, pete and clayton. >> i think he's got us all beat. all men beat for proposals. >> that's right. >> thanks lea. >> all right, well as you are thinking about your new year's resolutions, there is one that you may want to consider giving up. that's coffee. but maybe you shouldn't. >> no, not going to happen. >> we have the great news for all of us early risers. nice to see you. >> happy new year. >> so, coffee, a great thing? >> you know what? according to many studies, not just one, that is what they're saying. specifically, start with diabetes. so, there are 28 combined studies, three of which came out of harvard university which are large studies analyzing about a million people, and they showed that there's an inverse correlation between drinking about three cups of coffee a day, not one, but three, decreasing your chances of getting diabetes, type ii diabetes. >> why? >> the recent is chlorogenic acid. it's going to increase insulin sensitivity. so type ii diabetes is insulin resistance. >> it can protect us from liver cancer, too? >> that's true. a 14% reduction according to various studies from something called castol. it's going to decrease liver toxins in your liver and thus prevent carcinogens from farming. >> this was the subject this morning, validating my coffee addiction. but especially for men sounds like it also will prevent prostate cancer? >> correct. according to an analysis, a fairly large study of over 500,000 men it showed there was a decreased correlation again between drinking daily cups of coffee and decreased prostate cancer. even upped the ante if you had more than two cups a day to about 12% or 13% reduction in prostate cancer. that's from antioxidants and again the coloro genic acid. >> eight cups makes you bulletroof. >> you start shaking. >> your next point about parkinson's disease. how does it -- you say it helps prevent that. >> you know what's funny? it is kind of counterintuitive but it's the caffeine in coffee that helps with parkinson's disease. that's because it is going to block the receptors in the brain which will then thus increase the openings. so parkinson's by definition is a shortage of dopamine so this is going to increase the dopamine. i will not stop parkinson's from forming or developing. however it's shown to decrease the symptoms, which are imbalance, muscle weakness, stiffness, that kind of thing. >> we should be clear. we're talking about drinking black coffee like the way nature intended it? >> no! >> anna drinks it -- >> -- milk -- >> a flash with a little milk is okay. >> is there any downside to it? >> they're not finding it in these studies. check with your primary care. there are some medications that are counter -- or interacting with it. it's always best to check with your primary care physician on that one. >> they can even make us liver longer? >> correct. it can prevent premature death out of all the reasons we just suggested. but there's a decrease in heart disease. and chronic respiratory disease. and influenza and pneumonia. as well. >> do you see any down side? >> america go out, get another cup of coffee. if it's your first, second, third or fourth, and get on with your life. >> of course, you know -- >> a little bit of shaking here and there. but you know, maybe more than three. >> minor. >> keeps me from dying, i'll drink coffee. >> there you go. >> dr. kelly powers, thank you. >> great to see you. >> great to see you. >> here's what's coming up on "fox & friends," hillary clinton pulling out all the stops, even going on shows and doing interviews with glozell. >> just finished having my question and answer with secretary clinton. >> at least they didn't share the same makeup artist. are millennial voters really behind what she's selling. >> i never miss an episode of glozell. >> remember her? the woman who swears she's black even though she's 100% white? her fame is over and we say good-bye to some other infamous faces from 2015. we're reading your suggestions coming up. hi everyone, you're looking good in 2016. quick headlines for you now. quick fillet is saying bye-bye to her famous coleslaw. the company says it's dropping the side on the 18th of january so it can add, quote, more variety to the menu. good news, chick-fil-a just released the recipe. and we're going to post it for you online. delish. and this $100 gadget could replace your washing machine. it uses ultrasonic soundwaves to make high pressure bubbles that can clean your cloets in just 30 minutes. all you need to do is drop it in a sink full of water and laundry detergent. the company is expected to start shipping this month. clayton? >> all right, thank you. well, it's a race to get the millennial vote. since bernie sanders seems to be the preference hillary clinton is trying really hard to win them over. >> just finished having a question and answer with secretary clinton. >> the democratic front-runner won't come on "fox & friends," but she will let youtube star glozell interview her. yeah, she's got the lady who got her fame from eating cereal in a bathtub. hmm, delicious. i'll swimming in it. clinton is also set to appear on the comedy central show broad city. so here to explain more is millennial political strategist sal. nice to see you. welcome to the show. happy new year. >> happy new year, too. >> so is this millennial strategy on the part of clinton working? >> i don't think it's working. i mean, she's trying real hard not to repeat 2008 where she lost the youth vote to president obama in iowa. which caused a snowball effect of him winning the nomination. so she's not taking any chances this time around. she's going after the youth vote hard. but it's not landing with millennials. and i don't think she's going to be able to cross that threshold to get a majority of millennials to vote for her, at least in the primary. >> let's take a look at how she stacks up against bernie sanders and millennials. 58% for bernie, 45 for secretary clinton. here's the issue. does it even matter? does the millennial vote even matter when you stack up democrats, hillary clinton blows bernie sanders out of the water, 62% to 30% among democrats. so, does this millennial vote really matter, sal? >> i think it does. i think it matters in both parties and i think this time around millennials are going to cause upsets in both parties when it comes at least to the iowa caucus. if you look at the cbs poll she loses millennials by over 50 points to bernie sanders. in that same poll 80% -- over 80% of millennials are enthusiastic and say they're going to come out and vote in the iowa caucus. now we know that millennials say they're going to vote. but a lot of times they don't show up. so if you go back to 2014, and say, you know, 35% of millennials showed up, you have a lot to worry about because there's 70,000 registered young democrats in the state of iowa. so if you have about 35% of those show up you're looking at about 24,000 votes. which is a lot in the state of iowa, and can bring sanders into a photo finish. >> why is this strategy maybe not helping hillary clinton. >> i've seen some critics say look it's because it seemed forced. she's not comfortable doing these sorts of things and she probably had staff members telling her she needs to go on these type of shows. is that what it is? lack of authenticity? >> i think that's a lack of authenticity. everything spills forth. and i don't think it's a lack of likability. i think democrats do like hillary. i think it comes to a relatability issue. i think also it's her policies. bernie sanders was pretty opposite or pretty more far left than hillary clinton is on a lot of issues. she's not going to change her policies and i think that's where the disconnect is with millennials. they prefer bernie sanders' more socialistic policies than hers. >> what are those millennials saying? those who support bernie sanders, when you talk to them, what are they saying about hillary clinton? because she ends up winning and getting the nomination, are they going to go over to her camp or just stay home and not vote? >> exactly. i think what you're going to see, you're going to see a low youth vote turnout or you're going to see candidates, you know, whoever ends up being on the republican side, an outsider candidate, bringing a lot of those independent millennials over to the republican party. which is the key to winning the white house. and i think that a lot of millennials are looking for that outsider candidate, because that's what they saw in barack obama in 2008 was the outside. and he didn't really deliver on a lot of his promises so i think they'll go again with another outsider in 2016. >> hmm. 2016. about a month now. the iowa caucuses. sal, great to see you this morning. happy new year to you. >> happy new year, thanks. coming up here on the show, were you offended this year? odds are you were if you were on a college campus. john stossel gives us a unique look of what we learned during 2015. that's coming up next. we have over 15,000 activities that you can book on our app to make sure your little animal, enjoys her first trip to the kingdom. expedia, technology connecting you to what matters. hi friends. with the rise of presidential candidate donald trump to the biggest terror attack on american soil since september 11th, 2015 was a remarkable year full of highs and lows. but what are the biggest lessons we learned? john stossel is the host of stossel on fox business network and he joins us now with his own list. good morning to you. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> it's a unique list as always. >> there's so many lessons that it's hard to narrow it down. but i picked five starting with it was the year to be offended. i guess to be fair that was mostly college campuses. but these are our future leaders, presumably, and they are willing to toss the first amendment and say, you must not offend me, and i get to decide if i'm offended. >> yeah. well, and pew research, they just found that 40% of college students are okay with limiting speech offensive to minorities. does this surprise you? >> well, it should. but, since i've gone to campuses and i've seen how they -- if you say, should we have a first amendment they'll say yes. but should there be no hate speech? should we punish people who criticize minorities? it's instinctive to say yes. >> a lot of this came to light around halloween and other times throughout 2015, as well. also, gun laws do not -- a lesson we've learned. when people are scared very often politicians expand government, don't they? >> they do. and the liberals want to press gun laws. but look at france where they have tough gun laws. in that theater, these creeps shot and then stopped to reload. had one -- in america, in texas, a few people in the audience would have had a gun and there would have been much less death. >> and may have been a very different outcome. also you say you can't kill anything in washington, d.c. what does this mean? >> well, this is, to me the biggest problem is that america's going broke. and they won't kill anything. the eximbank they almost killed. this is corporate welfare. we still have farm subsidies and the estate tax. once something is temporary in washington, if it's about money coming from us to them it never goes away. >> and next up, if you are loud enough and sound like you've got the answers people will vote for you. i can guess that you're talking about donald trump here. >> it is. and some people will vote for him. he's not the front-runner despite what people say because the polls don't matter. it's the betting. and he's actually third. but look, he sounds good. and i like him when i hear him on tv. he's charming in a way. >> so what is he tapping into? >> people support that. well, people are ticked off at the pompous, we're in charge. he sounds smart, and like he's going to make it simpler and better. but there are no simple answers, usually. >> definitely sounds like -- >> he doesn't even have them. >> all right. next up finally, if you lie enough, people will stop caring. a lot of people said that this e-mail scandal story with hillary clinton is a fox story, and it's not -- come on. right? >> it's not just the e-mail story. it's the list of stories. >> benghazi -- >> on my show we did a long list that went back before benghazi. the one that got to me is she landed in bosnia and she ran out of the helicopter under sniper fire. >> yeah. did that really happen? >> no. she said oh, i misspoke. you don't misremember stuff like running -- running on the tarmac from sniper fire. this is just lying. and for some reason, she, and bill, the clintons get away with it. she's the overwhelming front-runner. >> all right. the top five lessons learned in 2015. john stossel, thanks for that. >> that's my show. >> all right. well you can get it stossel tonight on the fox business channel at 8:00 p.m. don't miss it. we won't miss it. plus, hey folks, remember her? the woman who swears she's black even though she's 100% white. her 15 minutes of fame are over. as we say good-bye to the famous faces from the last year we're reading your e-mails coming up. ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. iand quit a lot,t but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. hi, everyone. do you remember these famous faces of 2015? well, it's time to say good-bye. here's just a few names that we talked about a lot last year. who had that 15 minutes of name. first up rachel dolezal the former naacp president who pretended to be back. >> joyce mitchell. she helped those convicted killers richard matt and david sweat escape from that new york prison. now she's locked up herself. >> she wasn't so good at it. and the so-called clock kid ahmed mohamed, the 14-year-old arrested at school when his homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb. he went on talk shows and was even invited to the white house. we asked you for some other names and you came up with this. >> nick wrote us and said -- >> -- yeah so he wasn't a fewer. this is nick fanning the surfer bitten by the shark. >> this next one -- >> a viewer says helped stop the terror attack in paris. >> here's my favorite moment from 2015, here it is. pizza rat. >> i hear he's -- >> pizza rat was mentioned so many times on this show. >> a co-host -- >> actually, pizza rat is getting his own show here on the network. >> wow! >> friday nights at midnight. >> thanks everyone. happy new year. >> happy new year. reporter: a fox news alert with major terror concerns in germany as 2016 gets under way. trains are up and running in munich, but threats that terrorists plan to blow themselves up inside that city. abby: police evacuating two train stations in germany telling party-goers to avoid crowds. the police chief said syrians and iraqis were behind the new

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