janice: let's take a look. it was the 141st westminister club show which makes it the second oldest sport right behind the kentucky derby. people really love these dogs, take a look. we are at the westminister dog show. we are here early. the dogs have not arrived. what kind of people come out to these shows? >> all kinds of walks of life. dog love cuts across every demographic, every group. janice: are you ready for this? do you think he's nervous? >> no, he's not. janice: will you let him eat hamburgers? >> no, he won't be eating hamburgers. janice: would you let him eat hamburger after this? >> oh, yeah, hamburger, cheesecake. >> this dog is working the crowds. >> he is working it. up and down the tables like crazy. >> i love it. i love new york. perfect combination. janice: loui, congratulations, it's valentine's day. who is your favorite dog? how long has it been since a german shepherd won best and show? >> 1980. janice: people say she's favored to win. >> we are all very hopeful. >> good luck, rumor. >>

steve: janice dean with a fan from florida. janice: we are going to do snow angels. brian: can you handle breaking news? come back with kellyanne conway. heather: couple quick medicine medical headlines to to you. clinic telling patients they had alzheimer's disease. one quit their job. one person ended their life. the director of the toledo clinic cognitive center in ohio did not have a medical license. she allegedly used the name and the license of her husband to authorize tests. patients now suing for at least a million dollars each. more on that story as we get it and a heart warming moment as a 6-year-old celebrates the end of his chemo treatment. watch this. [bell] [cheers] >> awe, look at that sweet little superman his name is jimmy dancing wildly as he rings the bell at pittsburgh's children's hospital. he has been battling inoperable brain tumor since he was just 4 months old. heart breaking for that family. what a spirit that guy has. steve: soaks sighted and he showed his belly right there jumping around. because that was the last chemo day he was wearing

janice: stick to jaunting. steve: meanwhile, straight ahead, former president obama wanted to shut down gitmo. so what's going to happen there now? >> we're going to keep, as you know, gitmo, we are keeping it open. we are going to load it up with bad dudes. steve: senator cory gardner says don't just keep it open. expand it even more. what's he talking about? he is next. ainsley: kate upton gracing the cover of sports iflted again and making major headlines at the same time. ♪ ♪ no...you know when i got sick my mom used to make me chicken noodle soup. aw, ok... you should call your mom. bye. campbell's chicken noodle soup. there when no one else is. campbell's. made for real, real life. this is the story of green mountain coffee and fair trade, told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's take a trip to la plata, colombia. this is boris calvo. that's pepe. boris doesn't just grow good coffee, boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm to grow even better

steve: janice. janice: let's get this mission done. steve: you don't say let's get this mission done you say let's light this candle. >> he is right. let's light this candle. ♪ steve: all right. before a mission, we have got to learn astronaut stuff. let me out of here. boom boom boom. >> i'm sorry, dave, i'm afraid i can't do that. heather: that looks good. steve: so i'm. [beeping] steve: what is that? >> fire alarm. steve: houston, we have a problem. suddenly we look like ghost bust errs. ghostbusters. steve: who are you going to call? the people from "fox & friends." steve: that's the orion capsule. we are going to do a simulation where heather and i are coming back after two and a half years in space together and probably no longer talking to each other. >> what happened? that was the best part. heather: two and a half years in space together and got stuck. steve: we actually got inside the capsule and i was in charge of driving the space capsule so that we didn't skip off the atmosphere of the earth for deep space mission. heath

[applause] ainsley: janice, we're so proud of you. janice: thank you. ainsley: you are the only one that was inducted, right? janice: i was the only one inducted. steve: it sounds like they are singing national anthem let's take a listen. ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ and the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ o say does that star spangl spangled banner yet wave ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave. [cheers and applause] steve: how great is that? national anthem. this is a national thing people tune to see the groundhog it will happen in an hour. janice, tell us about your special day yesterday. [cheers and applause] janice: the fireworks are going off right now. this is a big event for all of punxsutawney. and all of u.s.a. is celebrating america. oh my gosh. and we have fireworks going on. 50 to 20,000 people are going to be here today for phil's tradition. you see that, guys? we're going to talk about what happened to me yesterday because

janice: thanks, ladies. abby: have fun out there, janice. time now is 38 minutes after the hour, president trump making america safe again. rumors now swirling that he may be deporting immigrants on public assistance. is it a good idea? a fair and balance debate. heather: final preparations are being put into place. we are live in houston where lady gaga just did a practice performance silhouette briefs. featuring a comfortable sleek fit. as a dancer, i've learned you can't have any doubts. because looking good on stage is one thing. but real confidence comes from feeling good out there. get a free sample at depend.com. abby: 20 minutes now till the top of the hour. proudly displaying support for president trump, they are now under investigation for misconduct. driver capturing video of military convoy flying the large blue trump flag from antenna near louisville, military confirming it was a east coast seal unit but unauthorized. the seals could now face disciplinary action. hollywood liberals targeting president trump could learn matthew.

janice: absolutely. it's going to come during one of the most vulnerable times, during the rush hour tomorrow dropping a lot of snow in a soft period of time and that could cripple certainly travel. we will see delays cancellations and school closures for sure. this is the storm we are watching the ohio valley, gets off the coast tonight and starts to strengthen and dropping 6 to 10-inches of snow in a very short period of time. ironically 60-degrees in new york city dropping the temperature as 30-degrees as we get overnight into tomorrow. the edge of this coming 4:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., some of the big cities, we could see a transition quickly from heavy rain to heavy snow. that's going to cause big problems again coming during the rush hour from all of the big cities from philly to boston. 6 to 10-inches easily in a lot of the areas. it'll be hard to show you where the heavy bands are going to show up. winter weather warnings, winter storm warnings in the pink here. connecticut, lock -- long island, massa

heather: let's get to janice dean. janice, it was over 60-degrees yesterday. janice: yeah we set records. 61, i believe, was the daytime high and now into 30's and we are getting a mixture of snow and sleet right now and i think the city did the right thing by telling people to stay off the roads because it's beginning to be ongoing for the next couple of hours. let's take a look at the maps to show you the temperatures you can see where they have dropped around the freezing mark in new york city, 38 in boston, the cold front is packing quite a punch, as you can see a rain event in philadelphia but that will transition very quickly and that's why i'm concerned that people are on the roads they're in for a not so welcome surprise as this transitions over to snow. it's going to be a thick, wet, heavy snow, people are urged to, you know, if you have back problems, respiratory problems, get somebody else to shovel. we are dealing with a lot of snow. blizzard conditions are possible. wind gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour in dc area, 20 miles per hour, that's go

heather: janice, thank you. janice: you got it. heather: she did manage to steal the show, take a look. the best in show award. how cute. who doesn't like a dog run around. >> how does a dog not freak out when you have 50,000 people screaming at you. heather: exactly. >> ivy league school for planning honor to the panther party. >> what every driver needs to know before you leave the house. heather: that didn't last long. why playboy is bringing back nudity. >> i know, i heard all about it. [laughter] double a's here, batteries you can trust against the ear hair you can't. without them you're conducting business with an armpit on the side of your head. that's not just some battery. that's a duracell battery. that's a power you can trust. . . . ♪ it's not just a car, it's your daily treat. ♪ go ahead, spoil yourself. the es and es hybrid. experience amazing. heather: welcome back, quarter past the hour. keep guantanamo bay for business, the message for more than u.s. senators in a letter to president trump supporting campaign pr

janice dean has the forecast coming up. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. lauren: good morning. the latest in sports. the lady huskies looking to extend one of the most impressive streaks in sports history. their 100th straight victory in the pants fans pumped them up. the huskies make it look easy. the taoiseach callier gets the feeling scores. do kindness by six at the third order. south carolina keeping it down to. uconn scores and a three-point play keeps uconn on top. they can smell it. fourth-quarter uconn f

heather: janice dean live for us in houston. janice: good morning, ladies, i have got a marching band us. all sorts of great activities here in houston, texas where we are going to be live today, tomorrow and super bowl sunday. temperatures 52 in the houston area. let's take a look at the map across the country. 6 in rapid city, that's minus 6. 27 in new york city. 60 in san francisco, 42 in dallas, you can see where the cold air has sunk down. just a quick look at the great lakes and northeast where we continually have lake effect snow happening and then across the west we are going to see another storm system move in for you. be aware of rain and mountain north in northern and central california. for houston, texas, cloudy skies for the most part. it'll be cool in the morning, you can see daytime highs, 58 that's cool for this time of year in houston texas, saturday looks like 62 and for sunday the big day, super bowl sunday we could see some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. the good news is we have a dome over where

janice dean likes everybody. janice: i do. hi, good morning. from discovery green. what an amazing set we have. we have a football field here. we've got a band. we've good football players. this is an amazing place to broadcast live. and i love you, houston. except it's cold out. it's 52. seasonal average is around 67, 68-degree he is. feels a little chilly this is my atlanta falcon's blanky. i will be wearing the patriots next. i don't have a favorite in this one. game day 70 degrees, a chance of a thunderstorm. the good news is at nrg stadium the roof is on so it's not going to be a problem if there are showers in the forecast e there are your current temperatures across the nation. it's cold across the northern plains. i know i have nothing to complain about here with 52 in texas. 8 in minneapolis. 2 in caribou, maine. here in houston we could see a stray shower over the next couple of days and again those thunderstorms popping up on sunday. otherwise it should be angela around seasonal average. once the sun comes out it, will warm up, i promise. ainsley, steve,

janice dean. >> good morning, let's take a look at it. janice: real cold temperatures are still way up in canada and that's going to remain the case this week. although it is cold across great lakes, we are not dealing with arctic plunge. little bit of rain for the mid south, across the west they are going to be dealing with another huge storm system bringing inches of rain and feet of snow over the next couple of days, look at this. we could be talking about 5 to 6 feet of snow and upwards of 6-inches of rain across northern and central california. the forecast today looks pretty good across the country. the west dealing with the storm system. we will watch storm system tomorrow across eastern sea board but too warm for big-time snow. it'll be like springtime this week. clayton: nice. we've only had a dusting. heather: it's okay. janice: of course. clayton: 39 minutes after the hour. criticism for the judge who turned president trump's immigration order. he has helped resettle refugees, conflict of interest in fair and balance debate on

azul, es janice ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> ¿yo estoy muy bien, porque un dÍa sin ti es un dia sin sol, estoy contento que estÉs de vuelta hablaremos sobre acerca de las condiciones del tiempo muy buenos dÍas. a nivel nacional acÁ podemos ver el sistema de baja presiÓn que esÁa dejando precipitaciones por sectores de iowa y chicago. kansas, tambiÉn tenemos bastante inestabilidad. hacia el otro lado estamos hablando de todo un poco posibilidades de inundaciones fuertes rÁfagas de viento y con un tremendo sistema de baja presiÓn hacia el norte centro de nuestra naciÓn tenemos aire Ártico dejando una sensaciÓn tÉrmica bastante complicada. >> mientras tanto podemos esperar tormenta invernal.

janice: i mean, who would do that? clayton: ridiculous. janice: clayton, i'm watching you. let's take a look at the maps, they are going to get a mixture of freeze, sleet, but the worst of it tomorrow night and into thursday, however, it's not going to be a great day for a parade unfortunately, i think they are still going to celebrate. look at the future radar, this is on wednesday, tomorrow, we are going to watch the system exit the northeast and then what happens here, here is the system bringing the threat for snow across the big cities, dc, philadelphia, new york, boston, this is going to start wednesday night into thursday. now, the exact timing and track and how much snow still yet to be determined but it does have the potential to bring several inches of snow on the morning commute on thursday, so keep in mind, there's one of the forecast models, we could get several inches of snow. long island, upwards of perhaps a couple of inches so this is something we are going to have to monitor, one thing is for sure, if you live across the northeast, you need to be keeping t

treated to a live report from fox meteorologist janice dean. lauren: break in this morning, jeff sessions is that nations to attorney general. the senate approved his nomination last night. one democrat, west virginia senator joe manchin joined republicans in voting to confirm sessions. the nation's attorney general urging lawmakers to be respectful of one another during a senate farewell speech. >> i would say that would be by prayer for this body. but in the future the intensity of the last few weeks would die down and maybe somehow we get along better. traded to the confirmation came after strong pushback from democrats who are concerned about his record on civil rights. nicole: chechnya gorsuch come supreme court nominee sharing his thoughts on the president' recent attack on a federal judge. listen to what richard blumenthal said judge gorsuch told him. >> certainly expressed to me that he is heartened by the demoralizing an important comment made by president trump about the judiciary. nicole: president called the seattle judge who ordere

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nicole: janice dean will have the forecast. in sports, the trail blazers with a one-point win and we will tell you about one high school sophomore who scored 92 points in one basketball game. welcome to transcend them, your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ [ alarm clock beeping ] weather. ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] nicole: welcome back at a look at the latest from the world of sports. an old-fashioned shootout in dallas between the mavericks and trail blazers. 50 seconds left. the whiskey catches the pass. he drained a friend of three, waiting for some video see you can check this out. the blazers with the basket is well painted income that drew the foul, trail blazers are up to an hour 10 seconds left. he was not on the wane. i'm telling you this. no hesitation. just like old times or that 38 grill. four seconds l

take a look. >> janice dean has a big early lead. the weather machine is firing all cylinders today. she rounds the turn again for the forecast today is a huge win for the weather machine janice dean. >> oh, my gosh that dog out front is named janice dean. the dog is a greyhound in palm beach, florida. it is the second time janice dean has won in the last two weeks. and then here she is with her trainers. how cute. favored to win the three eighth mile derby at the end of the month. how sweet is that? those are your headlines. a dog named after our janice. >> it's the only time i don't mind being referred to as a dog. steve: did you know this was happening? how did you find out about this? >> palm beach jason got me on twitter and has been tweeting me all of these races that janice dean the weather machine is winning. the owner of the dog is a big fox fan, and i know that they have a graw hound named stuart varney. the derby is at the end of the month, and i propose that i be there to see the win. brian: yes. brian: you lost so much m

janice dean always you a clamor to see more of you. janice: thank you so much, brian. that makes up for the comment earlier at 6:30. take a look at the maps. rain in the forecast. also some severe weather. we have a tornado warning for central louisiana and severe thunderstorm watch for parts of arkansas and towards tennessee. so ongoing severe threat throughout the day today across the mississippi river valley. we could see large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. not only that but we have two storm systems one across the east coast that is going to rain and sleet and snow on the patriots' parade. i don't think they are going to care. they will be dancing in the streets. 11:00 a.m. for the big parade. you can see that system moving across the northeast. mainly rain today. but we have got a new storm system behind it wednesday night into thursday. if you live in d.c., philadelphia, new york, up to boston. we have a big snow event that's going to disrupt the morning commute. so be alert for that and then across the west coast, a new storm system moving in here. g

janice: not yet. i know judge napolitano was asking for a personalized forecast i gave it to him because he might have to bail me out of jail sometime. ainsley: hearing in my ear inspector gadget used to say wowzers. steve: do you remember that inspector gadget? brian: i was always studying trying to make people's lives better. ainsley: no. you were just older than me. ainsley: come up. mitt romney getting back into politics. ask his niece the new rnc chairperson reason that romney mcdaniel. and she is going to join us live next to see if this is true. brian: running for the senate. steve: dakota pipeline to save the earth. look what they left behind. mountains of trash. who is cleaning that up? not inspector gadget. brian: trivia question of the day. lo the way this goes. i ask a question and you answer it. on this date in 1974, the voice of chris griffin in fox's animated series family guy? be the first @foxnews.com and get something that we are sick of. ♪ come on, baby ♪ don't say maybe ♪ ♪

janice on the ground for us in kuala lumpur. janice, thanks very much. i'm now joined by ambassador chris hill, of course a former u.s. ambassador to the republic of korea. he's now at the university of denver. chris, i don't know where to begin, this is right out of a spy novel. but explain why do you believe it was so important for kim jong-un to assassinate his half brother? >> first of all i want to make the case of the malaysian police. they're going to do this straight. that whole country malaysia has a history of telling other countries back off, we'll do our business. they're pretty stubborn bunch of people. so they will do what they have to do. as for kim jong-un, he tried to kill his half brother in 2012, and according to south koreans, the half brother actually wrote a letter to kim jong-un pleading with him not to do that anymore. but apparently there was just standing instructions. so what is this all about? i mean, it's pretty clear, first of all, kim jong un was the choice to be the third in succession. i mean, replacing kim jong-il. he sc

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hey, janice. janice: good morning, yes, we have the north eastern bringing snow and a lot of wind across the area and we have an upper level low that's bringing rain for parts of new mexico into texas. the past 12 hours you can see the storm system bringing quite a bit of snow to new england and the wind gusts are going to be excessive throughout the day today. look at that, 30's, 40's, so even though maybe snow is not on the ground we are going to see some airline delays because of the wind, so gust upwards of 60 miles per hour along the apalachian. we have blizzard across coast of maine. the gusty winds causing the problem with the blowing snow. parts of texas and new mexico getting a lot of rain and snow and we have winter weather advisory posted as well as the potential for heavy flooding across texas and the gulf coast as the storm moves east ward. a couple of certainly big weather stories we will be following throughout the day, rob and weather, back to you. heather: a lot of travel issues t

janice mackie-frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> now to the fight against isis, as the pentagon gears up to present president trump next week with a new plan to take on the jihadist group. we have a rare look inside the intense u.s. air campaign to take out isis targets in syria and iraq. nbc's hans nichols has more from aboard the u.s. aircraft carrier in the mediterranean. >> hitting isis by day -- and night. f-18s, shooting off the deck of the "george h.w. bush" into the dark with targets in syria and iraq. on thursday, there were more than 20 carrier strikes against isis, the most since the "bush" arrived in the med two weeks ago. that means more night flights. at sunrise, preparation on the flight deck. the new carrier strikes happening as president trump is expecting fresh war plans for the isis fight from the pentagon. with additional ground troops and more air power likely to be presented. from the flight deck, the air war looks to be accelerating already. with plenty of open sky ahead. >> we have probably a 50 to 60% more capacity to launch strikes if we're asked to do that. >>

nicole: thank you, janice. a big dance versus federal appeals court had set with controversial temporary travel ban order. >> the president is confident he will prevail and even has constitutional authority to protect the homeland. lauren: will have the latest on that. disney is the big report today. the focus on subscriber growth at espn. are they still cutting their course? we'll tell you what to expect. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ nicole: breaking news this morning. the trump administration has a big dance card as an appeals court is set to hear oral arguments for and against a temporary emigration travel ban. good morning. i am lauren simonetti. train to good morning. i am sad day. today's confirmation vote for education secretary betty devos. >> blowback driven by corporate earrings and waiting for the latest policy moves from the white house and congress. something 19 points yesterday, getting that back this morning. a futures up 45. nicole: benny k

. >> because we love janice so much. >> aw! >> i get to present you this adorable cake because it is happy weather persons day, janice. we are love you. janice and i worked together for a very long time. janice raises two little -- she has two little boys at home and she worked on the weekends forever and now you get to spend your days with your son. you were on the morning show, monday through friday. we love you. you do such a good job, you have the best personality, all of our people at home love you. >> why are you doing this right now? aw! >> she's been through a lot, you were diagnosed with ms, but you're part of our family and we support you every single day. >> well, see, i thought i was just supposed to do a weather forecast in my bathrobe in the man cave, and now you go and do this. so you know how honored i am to be on this show. i feel like this is what i was meant to do with you guys. >> i know. >> i have so much fun every morning and you make my mornings -- >> we were celebrating outside of our offices in the hall

janice mackie-frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> the fight against isis, the pentagon gears up to present president trump with a new battle plan to take on the group we have a rare look inside the intense u.s. air campaign it take out isis targets in syria and iraq. nbc's hans nichols has more from aboard the u.s. aircraft carrier in the mediterranean. >> hitting isis by day -- and night. f-18s, shooting off the deck of the "george h.w. bush" into the dark with targets in syria and iraq. on thursday, there were more than 20 carrier strikes against isis, the most since the "bush" arrived in the med two weeks ago. that means more night flights. flight deck. the new carrier strikes happening as president trump is expecting fresh war plans for the isis fight from the pentagon. with additional ground troops and more air power likely to be presented. from the flight deck, the air war looks to be accelerating already. with plenty of open sky ahead. >> we have probably a 50 to 60% more capacity to launch strikes if we're asked to do that. >> we also see evidence of what can complicate the mission

janice mackie-frayer, nbc news, beijing. >>> the victim, the half-brother of half-brother of kim jong-un. >>> the fight against isis, the pentagon gears up to present president trump with a new battle plan to take on the group we have a rare look inside the intense u.s. air campaign it take out isis targets in syria and iraq. nbc's hans nichols has more from aboard the u.s. aircraft carrier in the mediterranean. >> hitting isis by day -- and night. f-18s, shooting off the deck of the "george h.w. bush" into the dark with targets in syria and iraq. on thursday, there were more than 20 carrier strikes against isis, the most since the "bush" arrived in the med two weeks ago. that means more night flights. at sunrise, preparation on the flight deck. the new carrier strikes happening as president trump is expecting fresh war plans for the isis fight from the pentagon. with additional ground troops and more air power likely to be presented. from the flight deck, the air war looks to be accelerating already. with plenty of open sky ahead. >> we have probably a 50 to 60% more capacity to launch

our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, janice, his daughter, molly and the rest of his family. we join them in their mourning and hope they will find comfort in knowing paul's legacy of leadership will be known for years to come. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise as we close out black history month. last night we saw "moonlight" win the best picture which was a real milestone for black filmmakers. we saw viola davis, the first african-american woman to win an oscar, a emmy and tony. we've come a long way from the civil rights era. as a kid i was intrigued by the period. ms. barragan: it was when i first learned about standing up for people, for equality, against racial discrimination and injustices. the struggle is real and it continues today. i'm looking forward this weekend to going with one of my civil rights heroes, congressman john lewis, on a faith and politics trips to sel

janice: nice or done. janice: we have our tiaras and boas today. ainsley: send it over to heather. heather: finally learning why the administration didn't use the term radical islamic extreme. there is a state department official breaking silence to the "new york times." richard says the white house was afraid of offending our middle eastern allies when describing horrific acts by isis or al qaeda as islamic extremism. he writes in the "new york times" in part, quote: to defeat radical islamic extremism we needed our islamic allies and they believe the term unfairly vilified a whole region. that in the paper today. well, you can't get much lower than this. mothers in new york city are now taking aim at president trump's 4-year-old grandson. the "new york post" reporting today that moms on urban baby.com are debating whether or not to boycott a school where one of donald trump junior's sons is rumored to attend in the fall. one of moms do you want to spend nine years worried that darling son is going affected with trump snism really? and did president trump's crg prime minister wedd

democratic line, clinton, maryland, good morning, janice. caller: good morning and good morning to my fellow americans. i am very stressed. that awful to understand each morning when i wake up that facts do not seem to matter anymore. the gentleman was just talking about truth. whose truth? is it the president's truth, who is facts checked during his conference the other day on his biggest electoral win ever. i have never seen a presidency like this and i am sorry but i cannot give him a fast because he is new to this. because he is new to this because truth is truth and lies are lies and i ask all those who voted for donald trump , they think jobs is his most important thing, he just signed, in the oval office, a bill either yesterday or the day before yesterday, that releases coal companies under the guise of jobs to release their toxic sludge into our waterways, the waterways that we have to process the water to drink for our children and for ourselves. he is relaxing the epa rules and regulations so that they can dispense more pollutants

we are going live to fox senior meteorologist janice dean live in punxsutawney pennsylvania. stocks are looking lower by 60 points for the dow. s&p futures on seven. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. nicole: good morning. 5:45 a.m. in your pjs from exxonmobil's media so they are sold as secretary of state. the senate confirmed by 56-42 vote at the note goes for the most of the senate history for his secretaries day. a planned talk at the university of california berkeley by breitbart news editor by loading up the list was canceled last night after a violent protest broke out at the student union building regular schedule just me. university police placed campus on lockdown. a vocal supporter of president trump. his dark side sparked protests around the country. we are w

janice dean. here comes fabulous morgan. this is a race we wanted to see, folks, the lean mean weather machine does it again. janice dean, another stakes victory. e.coli. clayton: row. abby: how cool is that the greyhound named after our own meteorologist janice dean. janice tweeting her support that's my girl the greyhound is coming to visit namesake here on "fox & friends" next monday. pete: very fitting. abby: no surprise there though if you know janice dean she is a tough cookie. she will win. clayton: yesterday to the bathroom showroom and found out there is a toilet named after me. called the clayton. i'm really flattered. thank you so much. pete: just a few hours from now nascar's 2017 season officially kicks off. one of the biggest races of the year. the daytona 500. pete: check in with rick joins by the 2015 daytona 500 champ. rick: i'm joaned by joey. thanks for getting up early. i know on a race day. >> i am glad i didn't get the earlier slot. rick: we had a rookie for 6:30. >> yeah. ri

janice dean is here for a weather forecast. she was at the dog show yesterday. who we are rooting for? reporter: it was amazing. the german shepherd was favored to win if she came out of retirement to try to win best in show and she did and she was gorgeous. i will tell you, here's the secret. rumor had a nap before the big event. you ladies know how important it is to have maps before big events. lauren: been updated. reporter: that's right. it's exciting. rumor has it that doubt is going to be on fox and friends in the next couple hours. come join us. cooler temperatures across the midwest and we are not talking about arctic plunge here. we do have storm fun both coasts. a storm system might storm system by turning storm system might turn into a separate text is moving into his database. lake effect snow and snow advisories up for doing good in the northeast. features of a threat for parts of florida into georgia and south carolina. the west is something we are watching out for the next couple days because we have another round of storm systems here for an inc

lauren: we know you well, thank you janice dean. nicole: overnight all affairs it's a sticky post of records across the board of japan taking the key right there. to me cap half of 1%. shanghai composite up 1%. in korea's cost be up two tenths of 1%. japan's gdp growing fourth quarter in a row on experts and south korea under korea after another missile test. if it did in a row pushing closer to 7300 level up a point today. at 71. all closing at record highs on friday the missile made records of 38, s&p futures at three. jennie gallant speaking to the senate banking committee tuesday and wednesday. any keys on rate hikes this year. lauren: kopper putting in a strong performance. oil is down 31 cents. gold down five bucks. nicole: verizon is joining the competition and offering unlimited data plan and starts today. verizon has resisted the plane while competitors t-mobile and sprint have attracted customers with a limited option. at&t offers unlimited data as unlimited data assault only to subscribers of its paid tv services continue

. >> reporter: janice's son jason has been fighting addiction for over 20 years, he is currently in a treatment center. >> the guilt is the worst, because you think, what did i do wrong? or should i have done this better or that better. because everybody wants to tell you do tough love. and until they have a child who has an issue with addiction, they don't know what that means. >> reporter: louisville, kirilen kentucky is the latest in the heroin epidemic. >> it just seems like there's nothing working or nothing being done. >> reporter: er doctors hire are swamped with cases. they handle 22 a die. many of those places are transported to norton aud doe ban hospital. >> it's a very good day in the emergency department, if i don't see a heroin overdose. >> reporter: his worst day, this past natural when he treated nine overdoses in one shift. according to dr. coauch, doctor are administering naloxone, a medicine used to treat heroin overdoses. th janice never leaves home without her narcan. >> i never got to tell him how sorry i was. >> reporter: how sorry you were for what? >> for not

lindsey janice, new york. >>> former u.s. attorney general eric holder is being brought in by uber to investigate a sexual harassment claim made against a company official a day after a former employee said a former supervisor asked her to have sex. she made the allegation in a blog post yesterday. she says she reported it to the human resources deputy but the company sided with the manager and threatened to fire her for complaining. >> we're under a week away from the oscars. >> yes, hours and >>> right now hundreds of people in san francisco are getting an early look at the a brks krrkbc "when we rise." people waited before the special screening started this afternoon. "when we rise" chronicles lgbt men and women that fought for equality. some was filmed in san francisco and partly inspired by the memoir of cleve jones mentored by harvey. >> it waves in the stories of my dearest friends here in san francisco and that makes it particularly wonderful because we're doing work together. >> "whethn we rise" begins on february 27

janice dean live in the fox news weather center with the latest. good morning, janice. janice: we have to talk about the tornadoes yesterday at least seven that tore across louisiana and mississippi, path of destruction in louisiana, the good news is we don't have any deaths but hearts and prayers to folks across the south. the big storm is going to get act together tonight. here it is diving across valley. the leading edge of the snow comes in around 4:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., philadelphia, dc, dc you could see a little bit of snow out of this, philly, i'm worried about you it's going to start as heavy rain and transition into very heavy snow. it will be ongoing for the rush hour tomorrow morning into thursday afternoon and then by friday it's out of here but the worst of it coming during the rush hour. there's going to be delays, there's going to be cancellations, there are going to be school closures, so if you live anywhere from the philadelphia area towards boston need to pay close attention to your local officials and local forecast. you can see a wide swath of 6 to 10

now back to you. >> janice mackey frayer for us in beijing. thank you. >>> the missile posed no threat to north america, the white house says, but what does it signal about north korea's efforts to develop a nuclear weapon? professor of korean studies joins us. appreciate you being with us. talk about this launch and the intention of it being a show of force to the trump administration. how much was that meant to rattle the president? to what extent were they successful, if at all? >> as absurd as it sounds, north korea has tried to tame every new u.s. administration going back to the nixon administration in 1969. you know, to use the proverbial expression carrot and stick, north korea actually sees itself as the party wielding those weapons with means of power over its bigger adversary and north korea, over the years, has been able to get away with murder, really coerce the world's biggest powers into paying billions of dollars for north korea's repeated pledges of lies, including denuclearization. this comes as no surprise. north korea will

wi us now, the copresint o the hollywood reporter, janice min. so, i think, and i'm in the movie business, as you know, now, i am kind of a mini mogul, all right, i can make my books into movies. i think critical mass has been reached. i think the trump supporters, all right, 46% of the electorate that voted for him, had it with hollywood. they've had enough. and that will show up in economics cap, they are not going to see some of the movies, they are not going to watch them with the tvs. am i wrong? >> i think you have a point to some degree. these awards shows, you have been to them, i go to them. the room, you are speaking, preaching to the choir when you give one of those speeches. to get very caught up in the moment. there is also this huge pressure, to have social moments. these kinds of speeches that you saw last night at the s.a.g. awards that you will see at the oscars, they traveled. people talk about them online. i think there are producers in town, i know the oscar producers don't agree with this, but there are wardrobes producers in

and i think that's a big thing. >> janice, i have to ask you i cannot let you go. because i talk politics all the time and i get to talk to the woman who created it best, i can't let you go without talking about the red carpet right now. what's going on right now, who who looks good? who's missing the mark? >> everyone was expecting sort of a sober red carpet because as someone wrote for the hollywood reporter, how do you let everyone in i stand against him while you are dressed like a parrot in kbliter. so we were thinking, maybe it was the time for more sober dressing. there are some standouts so far, ruth nega looks beautiful, her valentino, let's see, who else? >> lyn manuel. >> i think this is a mwoman whos 63. gorgeous on the red carpet. there's going to be two outfits that people will debate. one of them is pharrell, he's entering into the gender debate, wearing a head to toe chanel. and a chanel tuxedo. >> i want to give my mark eddleman sound bite, this is our time to shine. get excited. >> thanks, guys. thank you so much. very insightful, i appreciate it.

. >> reporter: mark janice is one of tens of thousands of illinois state employees. but a lawsuit bearing his name could soon impact about 20 million government employees nationwide. >> this is not a choice. this is mandated. i have to do this and i don't agree with it. report right to work laws make it he will legal for unions to force feed on workers. janice is force to pay a fair share fee to a union. >> they're forced literally forced to pay these dues. >> reporter: fair share fee when employees who choose not to join a union are still required to pay a fee. those payments a mass to millions of dollars. used towards the union's collective bargaining but most controversial the political candidates it supports. >> if you don't want that be part of a union, if you don't want to support their speech or their collective bargaining, no one should force you to be part of it. >> reporter: unions argue they bargained for better wages and health care that benefit all employees. so the fair share fee is a small price to ask. >> some fee to cover those representation al cost

. >> i how are you, janice? but what's really impressed me how terry became part of the family. >> he fit right in here. >> long distance call, doug. >> to be honest i wish reeboks sent us ten terry takes. >> you want to play games? daytime, pay time, baby. wow. >> oh, even though it was years ago, it is still funny every time i see it. >> i just love that hi, janice >> how are you? so, we decided to ask the good day players recreate this commercial. >> because what would it be like to have that in the news room here? you know? >> so our good friends, gary could be, who played at usc, played for the eagles, he volunteered to be the terry ta te character. we did this up in the news room. here's our take on that commercial. >> i don't think many of you realize exactly what goes on behind the scenes here at fox 29. >> some of the people, well, let's just say, there is a lot of fooling around at work. >> so to whip them into shape, we brought in our own gary could be. >> hey, high. hey, high. hey, high. >> the wait

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. >> reporter: art and janice of overbrook park don't have loved ones buried here. still they came to pray what's known as the mourner's prayer. >> it's shocking, disgusting. frightening. brings back memories of what was done in europe to our people. >> reporter: into the night, more prayer and 80 >> you're going after people's ancestors. many people are probably immigrants. this is the lowest of the low to go after people laid to rest >> meanwhile, there's resolve, to pick up and move on >> i know people will come together to make it right. the people of philadelphia will. i know we will. that's what we do. >> reporter: statements from the mayor to the governor of pennsylvania, they're condemning this, of course be, and calling for swift justice to find those responsible and to be prosecuted to to the fullist extent of the law. we can tell you there's a variety of rewards being offered. totaling $13,000. reporting in the wissinoming seconds of physical, joe holden cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> this evening, dozens of people in narberth to show their support to those d

we go to janice. caller: i have been waiting a long time. i am thankful to be on your program. i stay up all night watching it in california. the three speakers that you had on there. the professors that you had on. i'm curious what parties they belonged to. my experiences is where i get my opinions. i lift up north and i watched all of the bay area activity. i was an activist married to a black man for 19 years. i got a good view of the racism and it isn't just the white people. i have two mexican in-laws that my children married. month andars old this i have watched california go down the tubes, however you want to put it. my father married a mexican woman and brought her seven stalin -- seven starving children and help them become legal befor. host: are you close to san francisco? call co-i don't appreciate that. i lived in the day area for 20 years. and i worked in homes where i saw corruption. i also worked as a voter clerk. and i watched corruption and i reported it. the head people were urging all where i lived,es it was a minority area and from every nationality, nigeri

. >> all right janice no blizzard for me. and we want to remind you if your car is sitting around wipe that car free of any snow we don't want you causing any accidents live in allentown, gray hall channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. lets switch live to oaks and "action news" reporter john rawlins overlooking 422, what was the impact of the storm there? >> it was a miserable morning in the western suburbs it lasts three or four hours and was proceeded overnight by rain or sleet. two things became apparent with the m when it hit treated pavement it turned to slush and people stayed home and traffic was light and it helped plow crews get their jobs done even on u.s. 422. the main roads are good it's okay. >> was behind the salt truck. >> behind 422? >> yes. not everyone had to be out. >> i came from my house just to the snow. > michelle confessed -- >> i live in the northeast and it snows here and i live inhere embrace the winter? >> yes. >> by 9:30 the snow stopped and out came sunshine and brisk winds anic increased and sn

janice ferrera is here with more on this. >> reporter: this is building from china's perspective and they say the call had to happen. there are a few issues sensitive to beijing than taiwan. it was xi jinping's request that trump honor the one china policy to recognize the sovereignty over taiwan. and it was already standing in the way of what were more real issues like trade, the south china sea and north korea. there's the sense that donald trump recognized or was told to recognize the risks of not doing so were simply too high. there were several steps that were taken ahead of this, not including the letter that was sent yesterday as well as the visit by ivanka trump to the chinese embassy in washington a short time ago. but really the bottom line here is that this was a major concession by president trump in order to break the deadlock. >> one of the most important relationships on the national stage. janice, thank you for that. >>> still ahead, a look at the stories happening in the day ahead. >>> and coming up on "morning joe," we'll talk about the ninth circuit court ruling on