ainsley: don t like being watched by the targets. brian: no kidding. ainsley: today is law enforcement appreciation day. thank the officers you see today. here on fox & friends we are showing our gratitude to the heroes who keep america safe every day. brian: senior meteorologist janice dean live on fox square with the troopers from new jersey. that s right. lieutenant blaze, who is protecting new jersey right now? all the other state troopers. how many of them? about approximately 2600. wow, tell me about your job. to my job is a station commander which is in charge of the station but i have all the road duty troopers with where a lot of people don t know this but we are the police for towns, i m in warren county, new jersey. janice: thanks for all of you that came today for fox & friends. we appreciate you. we love you. major sure that you say we appreciate you to all of our police officers today. not only new jersey but across the u.s. let s take a look at
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steve: good see you mr. whip. ainsley: i will call you congressman. steve: i like whip. brian: sounds like squeezing the char minute. steve: that s whipple. brian: that what is reminds me of whipple. ainsley: from toilet paper to someone who is not toilet paper. steve: here is a better transition. brian: you know how brian does tosses. steve: sell in grocery stores. ashley: well, good morning. we are going to start with the crime crisis. new york city grocers are demanding a crack down on repeat shoplifters. the coalition representing nearly 4,000 stores is calling for a slew of policy changes from prosecutors as violent heists escalate in the big apple. they are demanding the city charge serial thieves are grand larceny when their heisted a up to $1,000. make assault on a retail worker
town. steve: food is great there bed and breakfast. ainsley: great new england clam chowder called right on the what were like right on the water. you walk down the dock. steve: hearts and kettle? ainsley: not hearts and kettle. the weather if you live there 3. going to feel like 36 degrees too. and your high, let s see going to get warmer 40. going to be in the 40 s around noon and then after that go back to the 30 s. brian: you think it s a good place to go whaling. ainsley: i would say nantucket that s where the whales are. brian: go there and take a shuttle over and rhode island remains the smallest state. steve: a shovel? brian: a shuttle. whaling either you hit it or you don t. go out for whaling and you get nothing. steve: never been whaling. that would be new for me. i have been lobstering. classrooming. ainsley: they are worried with the whales with the
buckle. they are a hero. ainsley: talk about husband in massachusetts. the missing mother last seen on new year s day three boys and husband earrested for misleading investigators. do we know how he misled them. most likely gave them a statement that was not true. presenting a false statement. and let me go back a little bit. they had called it a missing person s investigation. they would not call it a crime and certainly not call it a homicide as no one has been found yet. but i promise you, every great homicide detective up there in massachusetts is watching this case. they are running the plays right out of the homicide 101 playbook. even though they are calling them missing persons. now starting to see a shift into criminal. when he misled investigators allegedly and now they have crime, now they can get into his house and start searching and you saw yesterday the d.n.a., the suit the crime scene people were wearing very impressive. they are going to run this right out of the