the debt a breach. some con artists are sending fake messages. >> one wrote, the only way i'll shop at target is with cash. >> thank you for watching. now to shep. >> we got a snowstorm. flights cancelled. roads a mess, and it's all just getting started, so let's get to it. >> now you remember why you moved down south. it's 3:00 on the east coast, and it's coming down, and an enormous winter storm making millions of americans miserable in the midwest and across the northeast, down to d.c. and beyond. forecasters say the storm could dump a foot of snow in some areas, including new york, and spread bitter cold across a huge section of the nation. we have pictures from all across the northeast, pilly, new york, washington, on and on and on,

because it is going to get awful. new york and washington, where the storm shut down the federal government. here's a live look in d.c. you can see the capitol through the snow there forecasters say the storm has been intensifying as it moves east. this time yesterday we got the word, maybe one to three inches here in new york city. that's changed at bit. this map says eight to 12 and some locals are saying as many as 14 inches. winter storm warning in effect from carolinas to new england and the snow expected to follow up and down the region. pittsburgh to the west, washington, dc and beyond, bangor maine, even, new york and philly getting it hard. the snow and ice have shut done many schools, but not here in new york city. cancelled flights and created big problems on the road. traffic officials say a shut down stretch of 60 miles of a highway after a series of crashes in southern indiana. no reports of anybody hurt but

the wrecks have stopped plows and salt trucks from clearing the road. forecasters also say this storm could feel like a blizzard in some areas, special abeginning an hour from now until tonight. janice dean is in our extreme weather center. ha gabe guardrail flies plane and is out in the snow so told corfhouse. first, peter doocy is live. they let him outdoors. he's on the loose. >> it's a terrible day to be outside the office. you look around you can hartley see the u.s. capitol rotunda across the street, and anybody who has ever been to washington, dc knows, on a clear day, you can see that dome from just about anywhere in town. now, the feds saw all of this coming so they basically gave everybody the day off who worked

in the federal offices, except emergency employees. the wind is picking up here. somebody from the weather channel walked by and told me there are 35-miles-an-hour gusts. so everybody who works in a federal office is off right now. basically on a four-day weekend since yesterday was holiday. and the main roads here in washington, a block away from the dome, were all pretreat, but there is now some snow starting to accumulate there and it's on the sidewalks ace well. powdery. >> looks like a little dusting of cake flour. >> right there on the thing that is hot. but everything -- there's greats grates. >> it's my understanding that's though the weather channel gets it out. they've been knocked off the satellite system. by talking to peter doocy and telling the world.

>> they just came out and salted this. this intersection is not good. so, no congressmen, no senators, but a lot of cold, a lot of snow and it is going to get worse here later on today. 15 below. wind chill according to he national weather service. that's why i got a hat on. >> the sign behind you says you're in louisiana. i don't believe it. >> it's a green screen. >> peter doocy in a half inch of snow which has shut down all business for the government, and it's a good thing in new york we're supposed to gate foot and they let schools go on because it's not all here yet. we'll get more weather including the name, which ha, who is standing in the snow. >> there's serious news out of russia, an all-out search for suspected terrorists ahead of the winter olympics as we get word of a brand new throws. news

are warning of a planned attack on the olympics torch relay. the games kick off in two weeks. the reported threat is alarmingly specific, according to authorities. it names certain suspects and a timeline for the attack. sometime between now and thursday. security officials in sochi, russia, have been searching for at least three, what they call, black widows. muslim extremists who officials warn plan to attack the olympic games. earlies and officers have been handed out wanted posters. and one could already be inside the city of sochi as we speak. in the united states, the pentagon is making emergency plans just in case. officials do now confirm the navy plans to move two ships to the nearby black sea. they say air force cargo jets

are on standby in germany in case americans need to esalk wait. joining us now, former seek correct service agent who work at the cia, dan emmett. he wrote a book about his time the secret service. good to see you. >> hi, shep. >> i never know that would make of these security concerns. how much they're hype. how much we need worry about our athletes. what's your take? >> i think in this case, shep, we need to be very worried. from a counterterrorist point of view and a security point of view, sochi was probably the worst place in the world that could have been selected for these events. >> the worst place the in the world that could have been selected? >> in my view, one of the worst if not the worst. >> a lot oft of it has to too where it's located. explain the challenges. >> if you look at your map, you'll notice that several countries lie in fairly close

prompt estimate to soapie, iran, iraq, and then to the east you have chechneya, and they're still a little bit angry, to put it mildly, over the fact that russia reduced them to rubble on more than one occasion. >> so your thinking is that would be an easy way in, but the security has been really tight for quite some time now. i guess they're suggesting maybe these glad widows got in before the putin wring of steel was put in place. >> i have no doubt that vladimir putin means well when he says he'll do whatever is necessary to keep these games safe. however you have to remember when you're dealing with small, splinter gropes, such that's black widows, much more difficult to keep them out than, for instance, large group of organized terrorists. >> if you were giving advice to the families of american athletes and others who might want to go over for this think what would it be? >> my advice would be, watch it at home in the united states and

don't go. >> that serious. >> in my view, it, yes. >> if it is, how concerned are you about our athletes? >> i'm extremely concerned about our athletes. i think of the 1972 munich olympics when the entire israeli team was wiped out by black september. that could easily happen again. history does tend to repeat itself when terrorises are involved. >> could easily happen gain. why haven't you said to america, keep these athletes at home, if you're so concerned about them? >> in my view from a security standpoint, that's what i would if were any charge of the u.s. olympic athletes. however i don't think they'll listen to me a. they're going to put their truth and feys in vladimir putin he can pull this off. >> nice to see you. u.s. officials suggest a new report out of syria could offer

proof that the syrian government is torturing its own people in unnationallable ways. investigators say syrian military police photographer gave them pictures of horrific scenes. tens of thousands of pictures of mutilated corpses, only a few of which we can begin to show you on television uas state department spokeswoman says they suggest widespread and systemic torture violations. the investigators behind the report say they show evidence of starvation, ruthless beatings, even signs the killers choked victims and inflicted other forms of torture. investigators say those victims are likely members of the opposition to the syrian president, bash share al-assad during the bloody civil war. secretary of state john kerry just arrived in switzerland for talks on ending the syrian crisis and removing al-assad from power. the syrian government this month

announced the president who kills his own people has no plans to step down and that the people have decided he should be nominated for another term. the snow storm hitting the east coast forced organizers to cancel the gnawing all celebration of the new jersey governor chris christie, or that's the word we have gotten but the governor still delivered an inaugural address this morning even as his administration tries to get through the traffic tieup controversy and all that has come on the heels of that. what governor christie said and what he did not say. the snow is falling. they're saying two inches per hour in the next hour, for six hours. lots of snow. oh! progress-oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your progress-oh! story on progresso.com.

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beginning our day. what went down? >> this campus is 60 miles north and west of indianapolis. police say it happened inside this building. the electrical he can nearing building. the victim turn up in a basement and the suspect came outside of the building and turn himself in to police. >> we don't know much about the suspect. >> no. they don't have the identities of each, and either the suspect or the victim, and those will come out at some point. >> the good news is there's no danger to anybody. whatever the threat was, it has passed. what do you have? >> somebody took this picture from noy hall, right next to the scene. the guy says it is not the suspect, he believes it's a cop carrying an assault rifle. and then these are other pictures of crews responding to the scene, police activity outside. these were tweeted bay local report. >> no background on this no word on motive or nothing? >> nothing. >> that's what we have from

purdue, chris -- what is your name again -- chris ryan -- i forget people's names. looks like officials locked down the school. the electrical engineering building is closed and other campus buildings are open, and the school is no longer telling students to seek shelter. >> governor chris christie says lawmakers cannot put political wins against policy disagreements. not a reference to what he is facing but a slap at lawmakers in d.c. in his inaugural address. he made no mention of his controversies at all. instead the possible g.o.p. presidential candidate pushed his core ideas such as small government and ending petty politics. >> we'll fought to continue to change so we value or differences differences and honor honor the strength of our diversity because we cannot fall victim to the at tattoo washington, dc

that says i am always right and you are always wrong. >> the good's swearing in comes also he faces what the analysts are calling the toughest challenges his political career. lawmakers investigating e-mailsle showing that aides and appointees stopped traffic on a major bridge. governor christie says he had nothing to do with any of it, and so for not a single document links him personally to brim fiasco or any of it. the whole mess does seem to be taking a toll with voters. a a poll shows governor christie trailing hillary clinton by eight points in a hypothetical presidential matchup years ahead of something like that even potentially happening, so it's a bit silly and we know it. among ago the same pole showed governor christie leading by a point. then this past weekend the democratic mayor of hoboken

accused the state's lieutenant governor of passing along a message from governor christie, a messaging that the mayor would not be getting any relief money from superstorm sandy until she signed off on a billion dollar development dill for the city. the governor's office denied that and accused the mayor of having a political axe to grind. though she produced her diary from the time. a second storm is overshadowing the governor today. the pounding snow across the northeast, which i might have mentioned, forced his office, they say to call off the inaugural party. joining us now on the fox news deck, scott conroy. would have been a -- awkward celebration tonight any. >> i think so. >> the snow, no. >> there's a lot to come here. the investigations have really just begun. people are not hearing about it on a national level maybe as much as day were, but they will.

>> yes. the stuff is just getting started now. i think the danger that new jersey democrats have is about going too far. the smart thing to do would be to undersell and overdeliver, and from the beginning you hat folks talking about impeachment, they've tend to that down a lot and realize that was probably bad idea, but if they don't dig anything up they raised the bar pretty high. >> everybody is very much on the record. we're not lacking in specifics anywhere here. the mayor of hoboken, in addition to mayor of fort lee, they're all very specific, and the governor has been very specific, and everybody is sort of backed into a position. >> and you're going to get the state legislature today new jersey the two investigations. they're going to have one broad look at this whole thing, and already we have had tons of intones issued. you'll have anyone that was ever mentioned in an e-mail in the for's office is going to be subpoenaed, and they're going to get to the bottom of this. >> sounds like what they have to have is somebody to flip,

somebody to say, okay, you want to prosecute me? i'll talk. >> there's been chatter about that possibility already. so that's definitely something that we're going to watch for. >> no ties to governor christie, and governor christie says you guys are just playing politics. clearly more too it than that. the politics was played by people in his office at very minimum. >> as i said, the risk for democrats is they've gone too far. chris christie did not want this. he is in a bad situation. all the polls show him he is behind hillary rodham hillary cs hard for him to survive this even if they don't come up with anybody, because he has been at the fort front hoff the national media debate for so long, and now this is just tarnishing his initialing many ways. >> no. do you thank you. >> the future of lots of labor unions in the country could be in the hands of he supreme court. the justice are set to decide whether unions can force members

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the supreme court heard a case this morning that could have quite an impact on unions in the united states. at the heart of the whole thing is whether unions can force workers pay dues. labor leaders argue that workers who benefit from the union contract should pay their fair share of the fees. some workers say it's unconstitutional to require anybody to pay union dues. we're live in washington elm what's at stake here, shannon? >> the potential impact is so great this is what justice kagan

said today. it would radley restructure the way work misses are run, if the supreme court sides with the plaintiff. in this case the state of illinois dvded to classify private home health care workers as state employees for purposes of collective bargaining. places, who sole purpose is to care for her disabled daughter, says they shouldn't have to pay dues to a union whose message they don't support. >> he is not able to walk or talk, hag had 79 surgeries. i dent want her to get up. she's my daughter. i don't need a union. i am concerned -- i was made a public employee, not by choice. >> the supreme court would have to overturn a major precedent of its own in order to side with the plaintiff. >> tell us about the argument. >> very specificitied. several justices seem to be sympathizing, but justice scalia was very tough on both sides and

could be the key. the state of illinois believes it has a solid argument. the attorney general says things have greatly improved for workers and the people they care for since the state put union policies into place. >> the wages increased, the benefits increased, and therefore we're able to provide a situation where people with disabilities and people who are aging can still remain anywhere homes where they want to be, can still remain independent. >> we will have a decision from the justices by june. those folks good sports to come to our microphones in the snow. >> very good sports. thank you, shannon. i see you did not brave it. neither did it. we're still tracking the monster storm. let's call it snow storm breen. now snow storm breen. a live look at the white house there. the snow and ice creating a huge mess as an arctic blast spreads cross the nation.

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megyn kelly when she does her show. one thing we dent see here is the snow accumulating on sixth avenue because there's a whole underground beneath this. there are six more floors of stuff but it's so cold in new york and has been for so long it's frozen on the streets and the worst of the snow has that begun yet. we're expecting up to another foot of this, a lot more snow and this is all ice here, so serious problems with the afternoon commute if people don't go home early nearly a million workers commute to new york and a lot of them use the long island expressway. ha is along the 495, disaster highway. pushed the wrong button. there you are. >> it is really coming done out here. you mentioned the long island

expressway, on good day might be move 55:00 miles-per-hour. here it's moving five miles-per-hour. schools in the eastern u.s. have been trying to keep kids out of the mess. this map on the screen shows states where schools were either closed or plan to let students out early today, and as you mentioned, this is a real problem for air travelers. at last check, according to flight aware.com, airlines cab sold nearly 3,000 flights in the u.s. today, shep. >> the question that is scripted for me, what can people do to avoid the traffic mess. they can stay home. that's what mayor deblast you're. >> a travel expect recommends if your flight is cancelled, call the airlines and tell them you would like to rebecome for a later time. a lot of airlines will not charge penalties. but for those who are already traveling, it's a good idea to call and book your hotel right now before they fill up. >> make sure to become a

reservation at a local hotel you can easily access, and make sure you become and it have an out clause in terms of a cancellation, up to 6:00 p.m. today. so i you do get out and get on your way, you're not stuck with the hotel bill. >> reporter: also said for those who are already traveling, if the flight has been cancelled, be pro-active with the airlines. call them and tell them you would like to reschedule your flight for 72 hours after the snow is expected to stop falling. >> that's a long way from now. it don't think it's above freezing for a week. watch out for the trucks. >> in a fit of unprecedented narcissism and branding mediocrity the weather channel decided it's going to start naming every storm that comes by, trying to get people to watch. they'd named this one janice, after janice distincter but because they have these huge cost-cutting measures in effect

and half the country can't see theme, they not rid of spell checkers. so they spelled your name wrong and we're going to rename this one of our people. they don't have a lock on what you can name things. is that true? >> i am in no way lee lated to the to george named janice. >> how long is this going to happen? >> the next six to 12 hours. snow in philadelphia in d.c., and heavy snow here in new york city, and that's why they've upped the snow total total. upwards of 12 inches. this is a clipper system. typically we only see a couple of inches with these storms but it's going to intensify rapidly across the atlantic, and bring those snow totals up. this storm hasn't even gotten its act together, and we're still dealing with it at 4:00 a.m. so any snow on the ground will be blowing.

well have blizzard conditions, blizzard warnings for coastal massachusetts and up for the long island area as well. so looking at the latest wind gusts, definitely upper 20s and 30s along the coast -- >> blowing card off the table in atlantic city. >> this storm has not moved offshore. as they move offshore and they enter act with the gulf stream, it's going to bomb out. that's the meteorological term we use when these storms strengthen rapidly. here's the latest snowfall updates. 10 to 14 for philadelphia. some areas have already seen upwards of eight inches north of the philadelphia area. eight to 12 for new york. 10 to 14 for coastal massachusetts. there's your blizzard warning, six to ten for boston. might be getting into a situation where we're now cavitying and -- nowcasting, meaning we're forecasting in the moment because these snow totals are rapidly increasing, and we could get one to two inches an

hour. >> i was looking at your long-range forecast there in our app for your weather center. i don't see going above 32 for -- till like june or something. >> the next couple of weeks look like it's going to be cold. we have this arctic plunge that will move east, wind chills below zero overnight tonight and into tomorrow. and then, shepard, behind this another blast of arctic air which is going to rival that whole -- i don't want to see it, the pv word, we saw earlier in january. so, minus 20s are air treasure across the upper midwest and the great lakes. again. thursday and friday. >> just in final for the super bowl. it's chilly. >> super bowl? we have the forecast that, too. >> not yet. you get a couple more days. enjoy the weather. >> janice. >> they misspelled. they had to cut back on spell checkers. >> the former track store, oscar pistorius, is negotiating with

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a newspaper carrier says a driver hit him with his car and somehow did not notice the guy was stuck on his windshield. in fact the cyclists says he

told the driver, hello, i'm the guy you hit on the bicycle here. happened over the weekend 45, minutes south of green bay, wisconsin. the newspaper guy says he was on a three-wheeled bicycle, a tricycle, which might be reason to hit someone. the driver hit him and continued driving, running a stop sign and hitting another car. a witness called the cops saying she saw the victim's legs sticking from said car's windshield. the victim says the driver finally noticed hem when he pulled up in front of his home. >> he saw me sitting in his car and said, who are you? what are you doing there? i said i'm the guy you hit on the bicycle. i went through your windshield. >> duh. the delivery man eventually freed himself and went to the hospital with cuts and scrapes. the driver faces several preliminary charges, including suspicion of, all together now, drunken driving. i hate to tell you this but certain phrases have become part of our everyday conversations, and whether we know it or not,

scholars say we're using them to deceive others, according to a new record from "the wall street journal" warm. don't take it the wrong way here but i want you to know. experts say these are a form of dishonesty and on security the point you're trying to make. so why bother saying them? i said five over those insincere phrases which i don't consider insincere, but gutfeld is here. what do you think or, i hear what you're saying. >> they're not lies. it's for cowards to tell you the truth without actually saying it to you. whenever anybody is doing this essentially they're backing up why they're telling you how they really feel. for example, the story with the guy getting hit by the car here, say, don't take it the wrong but i think you might have hit much

i might be in pain, just saying. >> your collar inside your sweater. >> i think you need more computer screens on your set. don't take it the wrong way. and these are big. i'm trying to bring them back. >> they make little plastic things go in there. >> i forget to take them out and put them in the tissue washinger -- >> that's where he -- >> the big point here is if you're doing this a lot, you're a jerk, because you're one of those passive aggressive people who like to intrude in other people's lives and tell them how to live. there's a neighborly caring and then the other kind where you try to make yourself superior by critiqueing someone in a passive way. that's where this language come friday and it's disgusting and has to stop. people use this, they almost invite getting hit in the face.

they're cloaking insults and they think they're smart enough you can't tell. i'm not advocating violence, but i'm advocating violence. >> if there is violence there should be a camera at the ready. >> absolutely. >> this has been going on for a while. i notice this in interviews ex-especially when people have adversarial positions. they won't can't to be herefully mean but this does not soften the blow. >> not at all. it comes from in the 1970s, we put feeling over think so this is therapy speak. when you have -- whether it's in marriage counseling -- don't want to get your husband man so use the world fire, before every sentence. that leaked into everyday conversation, along with hr speak. >> a lot of that. >> you're scared to actually tell on employee they're a failure, for fear of whatever might happen. >> how do you feel about your job performance? >> exactly. when i was fired, they told me i

was being transitioned out. >> you were indeed. >> i was. >> sometimes positioners eliminate before they're reinstated. >> exactly. took me a while to figure out what they were saying. >> your message is, if what you're saying is really helpful and good for the person and not mean in then you don't need these words. >> you don't need any of this stuff. you should say what you did was wrong, and that is it. >> i recommend tomorrow deodor ran. >> or leave is on the chair. this stuff is necessary in the old days we didn't have cools of communication. we just killed each other. >> urachal cheng almost -- or challenge them to a duel. >> this is regression, not real conversation. it's phony and wrong and should

be outlawed. >> what uncomfort apple thing will we happening on "the five"? >> i think we'll be talking about snow. i don't know. talk about football. we love our football. >> going to talk about the post game comments. >> i have a feeling. that story is like a lemon. you can keep squeezing the just out and then throw it away and forget about it. are remember manti at the o. >> police say a seem meant truck slammed into a building here in new york city and killed the driver. cop says four people got hurt, not in the building but other vehicles the truck hit before the crash. >> we're getting a look at more damage after lightning his the giant statue in rio. workers hard already told last

week's strike cracked the thumb. now they spotted damage to the head as well. officials say it may have happened last year. they tell us lightning hits that statue about six times a year. repairs are set to start next month. why didn't homer simpson thing of this? new draft beer jelly beans from jelly belly. people who have tried them reportedly say they do taste like draft beer but sadly no alcohol. you may need a real beer after trying jelly belly's other new flavor, dark chocolate covered tabasco beans. no word yet from anybody who tasted those. >> the smog out west can be emotional now there's a new explanation for the source. everything is made in china and we import it all. china sending its air problems to us. hang on.

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have your heard about this, nfl fan? the extra point kick could should become a thing of the past in the nfl, sort of? the nfl commissioner roger good del says the league is now considering changing the entire scoring system. one proposal, that roger goodell says he likes teams would automatically get seven points for a touchdown instead of the six they get now. teams could then go for an eighth point by running or passing but if they facials they go -- if the fail they go back to six. the argument by critics say extra points are too easy, kickers have gotten better. out of 1200 attempts, kickers missed five times and four were

blocked. and look at this important moment. they're very few and far between. and then this one is from one that actually was a block. this is a lions game and there was a lotto snow, and stuff happens in snow. these are ones from recent years where in each of these games, this one and this one here with he bengals, missed extra point, caused the game loss by one, then this is one from super bowl xli. it's clear that long -- los angeles has some of the worst air pollution, and now china can be blamed for a hefty chunk of it. long and the rest of the united states. that's according to a study on the china smog record. every day in parts of the country. this i beijing last week and it's smoggy like los angeles. and in fact air quality levels there are often so beside that health officials order locals to stay indoors and him their

pollution emittance. look at these recent aerial free throw from northwestern china. the smog is so think you can hardly see the stadium on the ground there. experts say china's power plant and factory emissions are largely to blame. they use a whole lot of coal and it takes less than a week for that same smog to travel all the way across the pacific ocean and fill the skies here in the united states. trace gallagher has more of this. he is in los angeles. how much chinese smog are you breathing out there in la-la land? >> reporter: a lot more than we thought, shep. the majority of the smog in l.a. is produced by the stuff you see behind me, cars and trucks and factories and refineries and the air gets bad. this new study says up to 25% of the smog on the west coast and in los angeles is from china. it's actually pushed here by these very strong global winds call westerlies, and they can make -- can make its way over here in a matter of days and

experts say when it comes, it's like everybody breathing in a lot of second-hand cigarette smoke. listen. >> so it affects the heart, the lungs, the brain, and in case of a pregnant mother, affects the placenta, and so there are all kinds of studies showing that people exported to more air pollution have higher rates of heart attacks and strokes and premature death. >> and in fact a couple of times a year the chinese smog gets so bad it pushes us above the federal safe air standard level. >> what's the goal of the study? >> reporter: the hope is to be able to convince people in the united states that when we buy all those cell phones and xboxs and all the toy from china, there are consequences. they are the ones manufacturing most of the goods but also marring most of the smog, and they are exporting that smog. so, maybe the goal is to get them convince the united states and china to get better air

quality treaties in place, and they also say there's a lot of blame to go around. >> there's virtually no community throughout the world and there's no ecosystem throughout the world that is not affected by the massive pollution going on in asia. but we can also say the same thing about ourselves because what is emitted in the ute makes its way to europe. >> reporter: very worried about black carbon because the rain doesn't wash it away. by the way, 77 degrees here. how about you? >> 62 here in the studio, just like i like it. thank you, trace. just not word of a form republican governor and his wife indicted. details on that right after this. ♪ oh! nice! great! [ laughs ] a shot like that calls for a postgame celebration. male announcer ] sharwhat you love with who yove. keogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat!

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dietary supplement company who was looking to get special treatment from state government. the governor says he and his family have paid the money back. more on this in the afternoon. and final check on wall street thump dow is down close to 50. we'll break in when news breaks out. here's neil. >> in this administration, with more hurricanes, snowstorms, flooding, and disaster of the natural sort, that of any administration i can remember in my lifetime, that we begin the second term in the same way. >> he is not kidding. the polar vortex is back, even though it seems the storms that keep engulfing this governor never left. chris christie starting fresh today, but all that snow he was talking about?