isis. >> thehis wife the most wanted woman of the world. >> all of this as millions stand against terror. our president nowhere to be seen. >> we have live team coverage. peter doocy is live for us in washington. we begin with greg palkot who is live for us in france. hi, greg. >> good morning, folks. after that massive rally we saw yesterday it is a massive mobilization of security. we have learned and it is reported french authorities fear this could there could be more attacks. they are mobilizing as many as 10,000 soldiers not police soldiers to be on the ready in case of more security risks. the top cop says france must be vigilant. no wonder the investigation into last week's terror continues and is coming up with very alarming things. let's talk about high yacht

boumeddiene. she is the girlfriend of one that took over the grocery store. this kind of act could be justified she said. now she is on the run. various officials are confirming she could be as we speak inside syria in a town held by isis. believe it or not not far from the town we have been telling you about for several months now coulibaly. the partner of boumeddiene is in a video pledging his allegiance to isis as more information comes out about his background. turns out he kept a large store house of weapons and explosives in his apartment. what he did could believe it or not even have been worse.

let's go to said kouachi he and his brother cherif were responsible for the slaughter at the newspaper in france. in yemen he was in the country from 2009 to 2012. it is believed that he had contact with al qaeda in the arabian arabian peninsula. it is thought he might have had contact with omar mat law the underwear bomber who threatened the plane with explosives. major network of intrigue and terror. back to you. >> greg palkot tying it all together for us. we will check in with you later. >> dozens join millions around the world honoring those killed in paris last week. america's top officials nowhere to be seen. what is their excuse for

skipping out on this. the u.s. ambassador to france was there but not the president of the united states not the vice president. what do we know about that? >> we know the reason president obama didn't go to parris for the big unity rally is his security detail is just too big. a senior administration tells us all of the secret service agents can be distracting and they didn't want to take away the attention from the millions of french citizens marching. they also pointed out u.s. ambassador toof france jane heartily was there and breaking overnight news that john kerry will visit paris on thursday. he says to reaffirm our connection to the prince. >> the president had been coordinating closely with the french on fbi matters, intel law enforcement across the board. we will continue to make

available any assistance that may be necessary. >> it appeared on several sunday shows amidst the rally. the anti-terror policy is saying holder was the i don't think person to send in the first place. >> the attorney general is a law enforcement officer. all you need to know about this conflict. he thinks at thats a crime out of control. i think it goes a war out of control. >> president obama's schedule was empty. he has made several statements supporting the french people in the days since the deadly terror attacks there. >> peter doocy live for us. thank you, pieter. isis renewing the want to attack the u.s. >> while you were sleeping isis

posted a new video targeting the united states, canada australia and france. the video on social media calling for more lone wolf attacks on police officers, soldiers and civilians. >> we are seeing they are using the momentum from the paris attacks. part of their messaging strategy to see who can we get to follow this. it also specifically mentions targets civilians, police officers intelligence officials and military. it is something of concern we put out a city wide notice to police officers last night advising them of the message and reminding them to take extra care and be extra vigilant. >> authorities taking no chances with this new threat. authorities sending out a memo instructing officers remain alert and consider tactics at all times. pay close attention to people as they approach and look for their hand. the memo telling officers not to

sit in their patrol cars together. one person must be outside standing keeping watch. that precaution a sad remiernd of the two officers who were assassinated in brooklyn just last month. heather? >> kelly wright thank you. this leads us to look who is talking. hundreds of so-called no go zones in trance are considered to be off limits to non muslims including police officers. could we see something like that happening here. the president of the certainty for security policy sees it coming across the united states and they pose a real thet to our security. >> i think there are areas to the united states where it is already coming a little bit there dearborn michigan is one example. we have had populations of muslims dropped in this country as refugees in areas that are not as sem lating that is an ink bait tore of precisely the problem of sharia exclusive

areas. not all muslims subscribe to this or want to impose it on anybody else. but the trouble is the authorities do and most of those being brought here whether it is somalians or syrians or bosnians or whatever it is the place for no go zones and a lot worse around the world. >> more than 40 world leaders marched along side france during one of the most critical turning points in the war between radical islam and the west since 9-11. the president of the united states a no show. the prime minister of france he even declared his nation quote at war with radical islam. eric holder who is in paris was a no show at the march and was asked if the u.s. would do the same. >> i would say we are at war with the terrorists who commit these heinous acts and use islam

they use a corrupted version of islam to justify their actions. >> former u.s. ambassador to the u.s. thank you for joining us. the prime minister of france saying this was a war with razz cal islam. you have eric holder on the sunday shows not admitting it is a war on radical islam. why the strong message from other world leaders and not ours. what kiep of message does this send to the rest of the world? >> i think the obama administration for six years as miss conceived the nature of the threats that we and other western countries face. obviously it's a war. it's a military style attack. it is not robbing the corner grocery store that was demonstrated on 9-11. the obama administration appears to forgotten that lesson. it is not like other western leaders are doing a lot better. that is is stated by the french prime minister differed have a statement the day before by

french president hollande. the question going forward in response to the attack what will the western countries do? will they change their policies or begin to take it more seriously as a war or was this a act of political symbolism yesterday. >> what do you make of the fact that we didn't have a representative 3 million people marching arm and arm in solidarity. 40 world leaders there. we had a representative there in paris who didn't go to this. what do you make of that? >> why attorney general eric holder didn't go is beyond me. he was there with a meeting for other justice of interior meetings. i don't think it makes any difference whether the president or vice president went. there are obviously security concerns here. the real question is not the symbolic importance of the march yesterday but whether anything changes. france announced they will

deploy military assets inside france to protect jewish sites for example schools synagogues and the like. that's fine as far as it goes but it is purely defensive. the question is whether you simply wait and be attacked and then respond with a law enforcement mentality or whether you go after the terrorists in their base camps their areas of operation the safe havens they have chafshed out in syria, iraq, yemen and others. that's the issue. >> you are not admitting the war on radical islam they are not showing up for this rally. sarah palin wrote this on facebook. i have no idea what took precedence on our president's schedule but we arethey are unified against islamic fundal i ism. i ask you to ask good god mr. president when will your actions speak lewder than your words.

>> actions do speak louder than words. participating in the rally was not an action. action means developing a strategy to go after the terrorists in their basis of operation to restore some sense of order in the middle east which is descending in the chaos where you have isis carving a new state out of what used to be syria and iraq. libya having completely disintegrated. yemen behind it. marches are important it doesn't dissuade the terrorist one little bit for carrying out the kinds of attacks we saw last week in paris and could carry out in the united states. we need a fundamental change in our administration's perspective from treating this as a law enforcement problem back to what we know it really is a war against the west. >> ambassador bolton thank you for waking up early with us.

>> looets keep talking about the march in france and leaders going mia. what message do you think it sends to the rest of the world? log on to "fox & friends first" facebook page. #keep talking. >> we will read a lot of e-mails later in the show. it is about 12 minutes after the hour. it is simply a chilling thought. could there be terrorist sleeper cells right here in the united states just like the one that carried out the other rific newspaper attack in paris. the justice department suddenly recommending changes against general david petraeus. why now?

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brides of isis. she tried to travel to syria last month. they were stopped in romania and forced to return home. isis of course has been aggressively recruiting western women to become jihadi brides. >> new overnight rescue crews found both black boxes from crashed airasia flight 8501. divers spotted the plane's cockpit voice recorder and this video coming just in of the recovered flight data recorder back on land. li explain why the blackplane crashed over the java sea. all 162 people on board were killed. >> eric saying ex cia director david pet grass face-- petraeus faces fell lee charges. he resigned after a federal investigation found he had an extra marital affair with paul

raw broadwell and gave her classified information. holder not letting on about a possible indictment. >> i don't want to comment on what is an ongoing matter. i think anybody who shared information that led to that report did so inappropriately. the determination has yet to be made. >> many are coming to the general's side saying he has suffered enough. >> people aren't perfect. he made a mistake. he lost his job as cia director because of it. the how much do you want to punish somebody? >> petraeus denied giving broadwell classified information. it was a big night in hollywood for "boyhood" at the golden globes. >> the golden globe goes to "boyhood. >> that movie took 12 years to

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might come after you again. he thanked his new wife imam. it's a chilling thought, could there be terror sleeper cells right here in the u.s. just like the one that carried out the horrific newspaper attack in paris. a terror expert is here next.

>> we are back with a fox news alert. days after the deadly terror

attacks in france isis is renewing calls to followers to launch an attack right here in the united states. a new poll revealing 65 percent of americans believe terror attacks similar to the ones that took place in france within the next year. >> i think there are sleeper cells not only in france but certainly in other countries. yes even in our own. >> it is the foreign fighter piece that disturbing us greatly. we don't have a good handle iven tell against wise who is on the ground. >> are we doing enough to protect the united states. founder of the clarion project ryan more row. what are we doing here at home to try to address this? >> a lot of it has to do with informants. you have a muslim and a mosque to sees something going on that frightens them then he goes to the fbi. sometimes there's a prosecution that goes on then you strike a deal with the person you are prosecuting become an informant on their former colleague.

you can gain evidence over prosecutions that lead to various people. civilians really need to step up. when you research a lot of the radicals they are talking about it on facebook and they have hundreds of friends. go to myself or someone else who will do it for you. >> police officers will say they fell feel like they have been hamstrung by the president and guidelines to prevent them from going into mosques and other things to try to stop terrorism. >> they complain about the fact that we won't acknowledge ideology and afraid of the backlash that comes with having informants because you will have ladies and gentlemen organizations claim the fbi is making up the we arear on ter orp and makes it harder to gain allies for the muslim community and nonmuslim community in order to

achieve their objectives. in terms of training you had muslim brotherhood supporters cleanse the counter terrorism training guidelines. you will learn the muslim brotherhood exists. >> they changed the first respond he weres the united states gets. >> this was recommended changes as a result of an advisor and department of homeland security. they were published. you can look on-line at the web site and find them. >> let's talk about gitmo the president keeping the complain pledge to close gitmo. we hear more and more being sent out of their own countries how concerned are you about that for those people to encourage strikes back here at home? >> look at the pattern of how many times do you supposedly rehabilitate a terrorist as they are called into programs in saudi arabia to learn new life. back in the folds with the terrorists. that's a pattern that is disturbing to me.

that's the worst option for handling them. when i come in contact with someone who saw ex tremeism they say i am sure the fbi is scrolling pages. they can't do that. who do they call? they call their local cops they say i don't know what to do about this. >> it is free speech but you have to have someone who goes to the phone and has time to do that when you call personnel of local police they don't have time to do that. civilians need to step p. >> the president not showing up for the unity march despite so many world leaders being there? >> well, the arguments are terrible. the argument is because he goes around with such a large security detail that would disrupt the rally and take attention from what is going

around. you have enough world leaders all of them are coming with their own security detail. >> including benjamin netanyahu and angela merkel. >> they are equally concerned about their lives as much as president obama. >> brian more row we will talk to you real soon. >> it is now 27 minutes after the top of the hour. world leaders join millions for an anti-terror march in france. colonel allen west says this will not change a thing. he joins us live next with his plan to rid the world of these radicals.

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>> it is monday january 12th, 2015. world leaders stand side by side as millions rally and stand against terrorists. our president a no show. brand new terror ties just reveal revealed. what we know about one of the brothers behind the newspaper attack and his direct link to the underwear bomber. >> is america next? there is a brand new very important warning we want to tell you about. the terrorists could be ready to strike right here at home. we have the breaking details. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> breaking new details about the terrorists responsible for murdering 17 people in france. 1 brother's road to radicalization crossing paths with another terrorist convicted of trying to blow up a u.s. bound airliner with an underwear

bomb. >> new video of the grocery store killer pledging his allegiance to isis. >> the hunt for his wife the most won'ted woman in the world moves to syria. >> all of this as world leaders joined millions to stand against terror. our president was nowhere tock seen. this morning we have live team coverage to talk about this. peter doocy in washington we begin with greg palkot life in france. peter was on with us 30 minutes ago now it is doug luzader. we are going to start with you, greg. we will get to you in a moment, doug. >> after the massive march yesterday we received massive security today we are told 10,000 french soldiers have been mobilized in the event of a new attack. that is feared this as new information comes out in the investigation of the terrible events of last yeek. she is partner of amedy

coulibaly. she is thought to have helped out maybe an accomplice. it is believed she was out of the country at this time and it is now thought she is in a town in syria run by the terror group isis. not far from the town we long reported on called kobani. as for her partner they are looking at a new video that came out yesterday with him profess professing allegiance to the same group isis and found in his apartment a big store house of weapons it could have been a lot worse. now let's move on to said kouachi his brother thought to be responsible for the thoughter at the newspaper office last wednesday. my contact in yemen telling me he was in the country from 2009 to 2012. he had contacts with theal guide chapter in that country. my contacts are saying he had direct contact with omar

ab dar mu tal law the underwear bomber tried to blow up a plane in detroit. >> they are looking at the two terror groups and two groups of individuals to find out what relationship they could have been what interreaction they could have been. >> a solidarity snub. dozens of world leaders joined millions from around the world to march in solidarity honoring thos those killed in the attacks in paris. america's top officials are nowhere to be seen. what was their excuse for skipping out doug luzader is live with more. >> criticism is being leveled at the administration. we are hearing a response from secretary of state john kerry. it goes back to the huge rally in paris. this is the likes of which we haven't seen s world war ii

as far as the scale of this thing. even palestinian president mahmoud abbas was there. notably absent was president obama. john kerry had a previous commitment in india is going to france later this week. he did respond to the criticism. the relationship with france is not about one day or one particular moment. it is an ongoing long time relationship. >> the administration will point outer rick holder did visit paris over the weekend but he too, decided against attending the rally. last time i checked we were at war. i wouldn't send my president where there are international terrorists. this is a global war. >> two lower level officials were at the rally including the u.s. ambassador to france.

the white house says the president's security needs can be a distraction at big events like these. >> doug luzader in washington. thank you. days after the deadly terror attack isis is renewing the call to followers to launch the attack in the united states. kelly wright is here with the breaking details. >> heather, good morning to you. america is on high alert because while you were sleeping isis posted a srivideo targeting the united states, australia and france. the video calling on sympathizers that quote strike their police security and intelligence members as well as treacherous agents. >> we are seeing that they are using the momentum from the paris attacks and part of their messaging strategy to see who can we get to follow this? it also specifically mentions as targets civilians, police officers intelligence officials and military.

it is something of concern. we put out a city wide notice to police officers last night advising them of the message and reminding them to take extra care and be extra vigilant. police already sending out a memo instructing officers to remain alert and consider tactics at all times. pay close attention to people as they approach and look for their hands. don't sit in your patrol cars together. one person must be outside keeping watch. that precaution a sad reminder of the two officers being assassinated in brooklyn last month. >> a new measure for the nypd and other officers through out the country. >> this morning the congressman talks about lack of leadership and foreign policy. he says that puts us in even more danger.

i don't know why this president is so disconnected with the reality on his foreign policy on his terror fighting policy. it should be instinct tive. the german chancellor the leadership of the french government they are all there. >> you had the head of the palestinian authority. >> head of the palestinian authority knows where to be today. the president should be there on behalf of a great nation. it was a strong historic rally that we saw today. unification was unity and determination. there were people singing and celebrating freedoms and liberties. we wonder where is our president. >> that is the question he is asking. let's keep talking about that march in france. where were our leaders going mia? the question is what message does this send to the world? log on to "fox & friends first" facebook page. #keep talking for a live discussion.

you are already fired up about this. your e-mails are pouring in this morning. he's on facebook so far says the shows that we are little talk and no ks a. caroline says our president does not care how do you show up when he himself cannot say quote islamic terrorists. tammy brights in this we are leaderless. i am ashamed of our leaders if you call that what you call them that is what is happening in our country. it is shameful. a lot of feelings about this one certainly. >> let's keep talking about it millions marching in france to honor the terror attacks. president obama missing in action. what message is this sending through out the world. what's your reaction to the president not showing up? >> it is an incredible message that was sent when you have the major leaders in the world to stand in unison against

terrorism and jihadism. when you can have netanyahu and mahmoud abbas standing on the front line together yet you have the president of the united states of america who could take air force one to knoxville tennessee to talk about free community college but couldn't find the time to go to france to stand in solidarity against this tragic accident we had. you had eric holder that was there in paris that flew out of town before the rally. you did not have the vice president or secretary of state. it shows we have an administration that is not serious about confronting this issue that continues to call nidal hasan's attack at fort hood workplace violence. they are basically denying this. you saw eric holder on several sunday morning shows who could not bring himself to say we are in a war against islamic

terrorism. i call it islamic fash itch. >> he could have been there to represent the united states. what does this say about his priorities? why wasn't it important enough for him to be there or at least send the vice president or someone else within his administration? >> unfortunately i think it shows that this president and this administration does not want to tackle the issue of islamic terrorism, jihadism or islamic totalitarianism. >> why? >> because you would have to do something about it. you saw in 2012 that it was just an anti muslim video that was the cause of benghazi. we know all of these things not to be true. it is not just about leading from behind it is not leading at all it is not even being present. >> what's your reaction to, this

is a president that is not making a presence there. many people say it is embarrassing. he also wants to close gitmo. he's choosing to show up at the san antonio spurs for the photo op. where are his priorities? >> his priorities are based upon his ideology. his priorities are based upon campaign promises. back in 2009 when he said he wanted to shut down guantanamo bay he could care less ifthat we have a 30 percent recidivism rate. slowly but surely he continues to bleed out the terrorists captured on the battlefield away from guantanamo bay. even understand this he constitutionally cannot do this by article 1 section 8 clause 11 of the constitution. only the congress can deal in matters of captures on land and sea. >> what about his legacy how will this effect his legacy will it hurt in the polls or does ithe

even care. >> it is about the fundamental transformation of the united states of america. you are buildinggoing to see him talk about education and obamacare. it is falling apart. we will see what the supreme court decision is going to say later on this year. the domestic vechts and policies are his priorities not so much the safety and security of the united states of america. certainly not providing for the common defense which is the number one priority of the federal government. >> colonel west thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you so much ainsley. >> it is now 43 minutes after the hour. america known as the world's melting pot. has the desire led to islamic extremism? is former ambassador to the united nations john bolton joins us live on that.

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>> two teenagers detained moving to syria trying to marry isis fighters. they wanted to become the wives of jihadists. she and a 17-year-old tried to travel to syria stopped in romania and forced to return home. isis has been aggressively recruiting western women to become jihadi brides. ainsley? >> is the u.s. doing everything in its power to fight terrorism? chairman of the joint chiefs of staff dempsey sitting down with chris wallace to talk about the country's role in the war on terror. >> do we need to do more? >> absolutely. that's not to imply we are not doing enough. we are doing a lot. >> he's in favor of enclosing the prison at guantanamo bay. >> it is in the natural interest to close guantanamo. it creates a psychological star on our national values.

whether it should or not it does. what i said quite clearly is there are some of these detainees in particular this kind of conflict over a projected period that should not be released. >> president obama vowed since 2008 to close the controversial prison. attorney general eric holder staying mum on reports as former cia director david petraeus faces felony charges for allegedly disclosing government secrets. petraeus resigned from the agency in 2012 after federal investigations found he had a extra marital affair with his biographer paula broadwell seen here. he gave her classified information while holder not letting on about a possible indictment. listen. >> i don't want to comment on what is an ongoing matter. i think that anybody who shared information that led to that report did so inappropriately.

the determination has yet to be made. >> in the meantime members of the senate are coming to petraeus' side saying he has already suffered enough. >> people aren't perfect. he made a mistake. he lost his job as cia director because of at it. how much do you want to punish somebody sfl>> he has denied broadwell giving classified information. to be continued. >> 11 minutes to the top of the hour. america known as the world's melting pot. has the desire for multi-culturalism led to the rise of islamic extremism. john bolton joins us live on that topic. first let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on a busy three hours of "fox & friends". >> it is a jam packed show. let me tell you what's coming up. following the terrorist attacks isis renewing calls for attacks

against the west. we have the details. world leaders join millions in france. the biggest rally in history all against terrorism. america's top officia

we are back right now with a fox news alert. just days after the deadly terror attacks in france isis now renewing its calls to followers to launch an attack right here on the united states, even on civilians. in the meantime america not the world's only melting pot. a whole lot of countries brag about their multiculturalism offering a place for people of all races, ethnicities and religions to live together in peace but the leader of the united kingdom's independence party says that mentality is only helping islamic extremists survive. here to weigh in on this is former ambassador to the u.n. john bolton. ambassador, good morning to you. we were talking earlier about this. president obama nor did the vice president of the united states show up at the unity rally in france yesterday. do you think that is not the most important thing? why is that? >> the most important thing

are the policies we're pursuing. ask yows would it have been for the president to attend the rally on sunday and then on monday not change his policies or for the president not to attend the rally on sunday and monday not to change his policies? there is no evidence his policies are going to change and that is going to continue to leave us vulnerable whether he goes on a march or not. >> let's talk about those potential change policies. you don't think he's going to do anything but could we see a ramped up effort against isis in syria? >> it will take a fundamental conceptual change in the president's world view about terrorism i think, for that to happen. as many have said he does not view it as a war. he sees it as a law enforcement matter. i think that is his fatal flaw that cut our efforts across the board these past few years. >> former president bush said if we went over there and attacked them there we

would keep the terrorists busy in iraq and also afghanistan. did president bush really have something to that? >> the question is do you want to defend the country here at the t.s.a. inspection check points, airlines or cops on the beat or do you want to go after the places where the terrorists use as bases as we did in overthrowing taliban in afghanistan after 9/11. we didn't want this war. we didn't ask for it. they attacked us. the question really is what is our strategy? do we feel we can be safe simply by hoping they don't come here? i think the evidence especially after paris is that doesn't work. >> ambassador john bolton former ambassador to the u.n. for the united states. world leaders fighting in the march against terror but our president was a no-show. you're fired up about it. e-mails next. fiber one streusel.

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isis militants calling for lone wolf attacks here in the united states, threats against our police officers and the homeland. >> this morning we are learning new details about one of the killers behind the newspaper massacre. his connection to the underwear bomber. they lived across the hall from each other. the chilling terror ties ahead. >> more than 40 world leaders packed the streets of france rallying against terror. so where was the president? where was president obama? where was joe