o has tools and knows how to use them. jeff says it's all about dress, attitude and confidence. if they lack in any, say good-bye and let them fly. i'm gretchen carlson. here's shep. how are things in your life today? did your bartender of five years try to poison you? did your daughter get charged with beating you to death with a fruit bowl? maybe your bff is kim jong-un. if your answer is no you're better off than the people in the news this hour. fox first today. we're seeing the victims' terror inside that kosher market in france for the very first time today. still images show what happened in an armed terrorist burst through the doors and forced

everybody else to obey his orders. one image shows the scene near the registers there where the first victims died, their bodies left on the floor as the gunman took the survivors into the storage room. items knocked off the shelves and shattered over the floor. another body crumbled in the background. an empty stroller. it could belong to a father who left the store later clutching his young son. the gunman reportedly ordered them to destroy the surveillance cameras. here's a hostage looking right into the camera lens. before he can turn it off, something happens inside that store that gets his attention. the hostage in blue walks to the door and minutes later, the gunman was dead after police stormed that store in a flash of

gunfire and explosions. meantime, more images from paris where the new issue of "charlie hebdo" sold out before the sun came up this morning. they're all lined up to purchase copies of that paper. this one in the south of france. you can see the lines there at the newsstand, across the country as well. and sold out signs like this one across france. the cover has a cartoon of the prophet mu prophet muhammad. the images on the front are noticeable. some muslims say showing the prophet in any way is an insult. here, france's prime minister displays a copy of that issue after he left the meeting. as you can see, he covered the cartoon's face.

we have live coverage this afternoon. working the intelligence sources, but let's get to rick in paris. rick? >> reporter: it's been reported that french police were able to tap into those closed circuit television cameras and the images helped them to end that siege before more hostages were killed. we have now obtained still images from that video recorded inside the store during the siege by kulamedy cool bali. we know that he killed two of the store employees during the siege. one of them apparently grabbed the rifle, but it jammed. that employee was killed by the terrorist who was later killed by police. >> wow. and the cops say they arrested

dozens of people so far for hate speech. >> reporter: yeah, 54 arrests since last week's terror attacks. none of them directly related to the attacks themselves. but france has very strict anti-hate, anti-terror laws restricting any kind of speech that might incite trarer rachl, warning authorities to watch for any incidents that might spark unbar unrest. they've detained and arrested 54 people including four minors. several of them have already been convicted and sentenced. one man for four years for telling french police there should be more kouachi brothers. some of the things were said in

school and also facebook. including a comedian. he has been arrested and will stand trial for sympathizing with the gunman. >> thanks. more on al qaeda's claim that it gave the orders to kill staffers at "charlie hebdo" and that it came straight from osama bin laden's replacement. that's according to a video release said to be authentic. the terror network's most dangerous branch produced it. katherine is here live in washington. what do we know about this video? >> the 11-minute videotape lays claim to the paris sa kerr. the state department confirmed it is authentic and consistent with aqap. >> the latest example of the brutality that is their calling

car. particularly in terms of internal plotting outside of their region where they're located and that they've perpetrated these kinds of attacks. >> based on u.s. government sources who ran al qaeda in yemen's external plotting met with one of the kouachi brothers in 2011 and gave him training and financing. this booking photo of the cle rick comes from a 1998 san diego arrest. the claim for responsibility in the new tape is made by an al qaeda ap rative who worked directly with leadership in pakistan. he claims the attack was coordinated with the help of their leader. >> he's someone who served under osama bin laden in the past. it speaks to him being a senior

al qaeda official. >> growing body of evidence including the statements to the media and police by the paris massacre suspects. so this may be a case simply of not disconnecting the dots that are available. >> if the brother met with the american cleric in 2011 do we have an explanation in the delay of this attack? >> there are at least two scenarios under consideration that explain this timing gap. in september of 2011 shortry after the kouachi brother met with him, the cle rick was killed in a series of cia drone strikes in yemen. he was the driving force behind the propaganda magazine. it significantly disrupted the operations. also a source tells fox news the

command and control of an operation like paris now means that the operatives get training, money, and a target list, but it's up to them to finalize the plot and decide on the timing. meanwhile, francois hollande announcing a ship would soon head to the middle east. that group is separate from the terrorists who say they ordered the attack on "charlie hebdo." >> nice to talk to you. thanks. >> you too. security forces are reportedly on alert right now for a possible beheading. we get this from the times of ron don newspaper which reports counter terrorism officials overheard militants talking about murdering police officers and murdering intelligence workers. then posting videos of the killing online, or that is the plan according to the times of london. someone claiming to be fighting

for the islamic state tweeted that terrorists had kill add british soldier in the united kingdom rnls here at home security officials are worried that some people may be casing a national guard base in delaware checking out the place, looking to do something. they report they've stepped up security at the base near wilmington. a spoerks man says several different drivers have approached the base this week before turning around. the frequency of those visits has prompted base officials to remind people about how to spot and report suspicious activity. the islamic republican will put a journalist for the "washington post" newspaper on trial. for what? no clue. he's been in jail since july but officials there never said why they put him in jail in the

first place. state media quoted a prosecutor who said he will face trials in a court that hears security offenses. john kerry meets in switzerland. new talks on iran's nuclear program are set to start tomorrow. now, they say they're going to have an outline by march and a final agreement by june. a pregnant woman and her boyfriend are accused of murdering her mother, then stuffing the woman's body in a suitcase. the suspects went on trial in bali today. they say the justice system there is nothing like ours. for instance no jury. what about three judges and only two of them have to get it right? and if you're convicted of murder in the first degree, what do they do? firing squad. and that's it for you.

now to the american couple on trial for murder. accused of killing the woman's mother then stuffing her body in a suitcase and dumping it in a taxi saying we'll be right back for the suitcase. don't mind mom. this happened in indonesia where the group arrived back in august. prosecutors say the couple plotted to kill the woman's mother because she didn't approve of their relationship from the beginning. that's the mom. investigators say the man beat her to death with the ryan

handle of a fruit bowl. her body later turned up in the suitcase of a taxi. the couple showed up at court together today but prosecutors are trying them separately on charges of premeditated murder. they could face a firing squad or murder two, get like 20 years. it's a very different system than anything we're accustomed to. and the judges don't have to all agree. >> no. and the defendants do not have the right to remain silent. these trials usually begin with the judges up tearintear investigating the defendants. if you do remain silent, they construe the answer to be against your interest. if you don't deny it, then it's deemed an admission. it's a state of affairs that is have, very easy to obtain

convictions. but they don't need an easy conviction from the system. they already have overwhelming evidence. the girl has confessed. there are videotapes of them all over the island together arguing and fighting. all of a sudden, the mother disappears. this is the evidence in the suitcase inside the taxi that these two were in. this is -- this is an easy case for the government to prove. >> is the charge murder one or two? >> well, they don't decide ahead of time. in our system one of the due process protections you have is the government must tell you in advance exactly what you're charged with. in indonesia, the court decides what the charge is on the basis of the evidence. so these people will know at the end of the case, we find you guilty of murder two. >> which means not premeditated. >> correct. >> you do get an appeal.

it's a very fast appeal. it could literally be done in a month. >> in the united states premedation can happen in an instant or other a period of years. one might be able to make the argument, if you struck her one time with that iron handle of a fruit bowl and she didn't die, maybe i should do it again to kill her, that would be enough for premedation. >> yes, but the typical traditional -- first degree murder premedation in america is an actual plotting and planning that begins before the violence. >> right. >> over there the system that you've just described is an exact description of what could constitute first degree murder. in indonesia what could begin as second degree murder, we're angry, we don't intend to kill you, we decide in the middle of the beating we want to kill you

would migrate second degree murder into first degree murder. >> i was about to say, if they find them guilty of premeditated murder they'll stand them up there and have some people armed with guns shoot them. >> yes. well, they could get life in prison, which is hard times not like in american prison. but there is the option for the death penalty again to be decided by the majority of these three judges who work for the same government that is prosecuting them. >> yeah. probably should have thought of that before they -- >> yes. >> all right. judge. >> we'll watch it for you. 400 miles north and west from there, search teams say they located a big part of the fuselage from airasia flight 8501. you can make out part of the airasia slogan. they say the section they found was about a hundred feet long

and had a wing still attached. investigators say they bereave that the bodies of many of the victims are still inside that fuselage. they've explained it as sort of exploding on concrete, not like a fiery explosion, but that the plane broke all apart. the thinks is that something people died in the fuselage. crews this week have found and recovered both of the plane's black boxes. officials have said it could take a couple weeks to analyze those for crews. it disappeared from radar last month. 162 people on board. then there's texas where a bus carrying a dozen prisoners slid off a highway and right into an oncoming train. both prisoners and guards are among the dead. we'll take you to the scene. that's next.

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we're hearing more about the deadly prison bus crash in west texas. investigates there say a bus hit a patch of ice, rolled down a hill and slammed right into a moving train. the picks are ridiculous. you can see the bus on its side there. the sheriff said at least ten people died. we're hearing four other prisoners and one officer in a nearby hospital. it happened a couple hours south of lubbock. what have you learned? >> reporter: let me show you around the scene there. right there is interstate 20. that bus was headed in the west direction when the driver lost control, the bus tumbled down the grass embankment. right back there where you see

all the wreckers and people investigating, that have where those train tracks are. it just so happened that a union pacific train was coming through here at the time. the bus hit it was drag add bit before basically falling into pieces. 51 15 people were on that bus. they were transferring the inmates between prisons in abilene and el paso, texas. we understand that all of the prisoners have been accounted for as this investigation continues. >> so a corrections officer and four prisoners survived. how are they? >> reporter: yeah, they did. it's just amazing when you look at the pictures and know that some people made it out alive. a dps worker here said this is one of the worst she has ever seen. those survivors have been transported to an area hospital.

i spoke to a spokesperson where they are being treated. they said four patients are critical at this hour and one is in serious condition. but they would not elaborate on the extent of the injuries or whether those who are critical are expected to survive. the operator of the train walked away unharmed here. >> penwell texas. thanks. ed feds say they've uncovered an assassination plot against john boehner. police say a bartender planned to murder speaker boehner. he'd known this guy for five years. so why would he do it? plus, the irs is warning your tax refund may be late this year. oh, really internal revenue service? what if i send it in late? how will that be? how about we apply the same rules to you in reverse? no, i was kidding. we love you.

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fox report now, more of the headlines. nasa evacuated part of the international space station after an alarm sounded. it indicated a possible toxic leak. officials later said it was a false alarm. two americans among the six crew members on board. they all hung out on the russian side. airlines suspended flight after an under water volcano started spewing a giant cloud of ash. the volcano also spit out mud that turned the water blood red. no reports of anybody hurt. watch this here. a sewer explosion. a 9-year-old boy flying in the air, but he survived. it happened last week in northern china.

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bottom of the hour, top of the news. wow, speaker boehner a bartender from ohio is accused of plotting to kill the house speaker john boehner by poisoning his wine or shooting him. according to court documents, he served the house speaker drinks for more than five years at a country club where speaker boehner is a member. police say the bartender called 911. listen. >> yes, this is mike -- i'm messed up. tell my father i'm okay. >> okay. >> and i'm sorry. >> and he's sorry. according to the indictment the bartender later told an officer he was, quote jesus christ and

going to kill speaker boehner because he was mean to him at the country club. also speaker boehner is the devil and is responsible for ebola. he told the officer he did not have time to put something in john boehner's drink because the club fired him. federal agents say they believe he is still a current and on going credible threat to speaker boehner. somebody tried to murder the speaker. >> unbelievable. >> no jokes here. this is unreal. >> and that he went for five years serving -- >> i mean, you know the bartender. here's a letter -- it's an e-mail, what is it? >> it's an e-mail. >> here's the e-mail that said bartender sent to the wife of speaker boehner quoting, if i had any intention of hurting mr. boehner, i could have poisoned

his wine many, many times. i don't believe i have lied about anything or exaggerated. this is weird. >> rantings of a madman. it's really hard to get these types of cases exonerated before the jury. he's so krizcrazy, he was not culpable of any criminal conduct. >> he didn't do anything. >> certainly got close to it. they found guns on him. they found a bullet hole in the top of his apartment. so this guy was very, very unstable. family's not saying anything. he had gotten some psychiatric care. he's in psychiatric hold now. they're trying to determine if he even understands what the charges are. >> he'd been at the country club for five years. he'd been serving the speaker for a long, long time.

>> if somebody had something there's suspicious and funny about this guy? >> i don't quite get it. i guess they have a lot here, right? they have intent. >> sure. >> after all this guy's jesus christ and he's the devil. >> how many steps did it get close and closer to do something to boehner? >> i don't know -- >> there's a federal statute that says if you even threaten a federal official that's enough to have a violation of the law. certainly, he threatened the wife, he was threatening that he should have killed him, i didn't have time to kill him, i should have poisoned his drink. >> boehner's spokesman is michael steel. he said this speaker boehner is quote aware of the situation and thanks the local authorities in ohio for their efforts. can you manual if some guy who's

got serious problems dosed the speaker and he dropped dead at some bar in ohio? >> what a story would that be? breaking news for sure. >> it's un -- you just never know who's on the other side of the bar. time to move on. i hope your leg's better. >> oh, thank you. it's all right. i'll be on crutches in about a month. i'll come in. >> the wine's the best part of the scheme anyway. >> it's true. thank you. speaker boehner and house republicans pass add measure to block president obama's executive action on immigration. >> we do not take this action lightly, but simply there is no alternative. it's not a dispute between the parties or even between the branchs of our government. this executive overreach is an affront to the rule of law and to the constitution itself. >> well, the president's action prevents the government from

deporting millions of people in the country illegally. republicans attached their measure to a bill that provides funding to the homeland security. they couldn't get it through the regular way and democrats went haywire. >> my mother used to say you shouldn't cut off your nose to spite our face. that's exactly what we did to prove a point of dissatisfaction with the president. that's an irresponsible act. and i really wish it would be >> democrats are threatening to block the bill in the senate and the president said he will veto any measure to undo his actions on immigration. they haven't been so lucky on the banking rules. this wasn't entirely unanimous among republicans. >> that is correct. there was one proposal from trying to protect the so-called dreamers people brought to this country illegally as children a.

close vote and the sponsor of that measure defended her plan. >> is it radical to support the rule of law? is it radical to fight for american workers who are going to lose their jobs to illegal aliens? is it radical to prioritize legal immigrants that are coming to this country? >> her amendment passed, but 26 republicans mostly from states with large latino populations voted against that particular measure. >> all fired up there. anything from democrats? >> they are saying that republicans will pay a heavy political price for the immigration aspect of this homeland security funding bill. some said what they were doing was mean spirited. >> the amendments however the republicans are taking onto the bill or trying to tack on the bill to keep the department of

homeland security open are inconsistent with our nation's values and its history. they would tear families apart. >> and the homeland security funding aspect, $39.7 billion to fund homeland security through september should have plenty of votes in the senate. the more challenges part will be the immigration fight with 54 republicans and needing 60 to pass a measure. >> i think ma shah was the clear winner. is there a consensus there on the hill? >> she was more revved up for sure. >> she certainly was. >> thanks so much. give them all our best. taxpayers may have to wait longer than usual to get the refund check this year. they are being forced to cut back on overtime hours. maybe they should stop the audits. it could even force a brief

shutdown of the irs. jerry is here with the details. what other kind of impact is the irs commissioner warning on we the people? >> can we be clear here, this was a private e-mail to staff. on their website they're saying everything's wonderful. in the private e-mail they're saying delays in refunds expected. paper filers could have more delays than anybody else. take a look at the wall here. many callers will not be able to get to them on the 800 line. >> people still use the phone. >> if you're scared and worried about the irs coming for you, you might give them a phone call. >> i might run and hide. >> here's the better news, fewer audits fewer collection cases. >> i guess that's good. >> plus, you and me and everybody else -- >> what should everyone do now? >> don't delay.

don't put it off. just because the irs says they're not on it doesn't mean you shouldn't be. >> they don't sign their returns. >> that's right. you got that right. if you want the refund, eight out of ten americans say they're going to get a refund, make sure you sign it. >> i'm guilty, i get a refund too. that means you've been letting the government keep more of your money. >> interest free loan. why you doing that? that's a dumb thing to do. >> every year, no matter what the amount. >> i auld do it. >> if it's $3 you've given them money that they do not deserve. >> people don't want to face the prospect of writing a check to uncle sam. >> then you look at your paycheck. >> makes you want to cry. >> all right. hope you have a great day. >> you too. >> how long is it today? one hour and 21 minutes.

>> you are good at math. >> this add and subtraction thing, i minute it. one of the guys who helped inspire the "wonderful of wall street" could be in serious legal trouble. the executive vice president was the basis for jonah hill's character in the movie there. agents with the fbi and irs and the homeland security were all there at the offices there in bow cara tone. he told the agency they blocked off all the entrances and carried out boxes and boxes of stuff. an attorney for the company says it is cooperating. also in florida, a teen anger in handcuffs saved the life of a cop book him into jail. this happened in ft. lauderdale. happened back in september. today it's important because it's our first look at the video. it shows this 17-year-old alerting other cops after an officer collapsed inside the

department's book unit. he's trying to lock you up. hey, help, help! other officers used a defibrillator to jump start the heart there. they said it did indeed help save the officer's life. they are set to honor the teen next week. the man in the middle there helped save the cop's life. >> there's word the north korean leader is planning his first trip outside the country since he took over. where will he go? not china. he's reportedly heading to russia. putin's got nothing and sinking fan. kim jong-un never had anything. if they get together what do they have? nothing details on what could be an alliance in the making. plus, if your personal mote toe is work hard, play hard, it might be time to play down. the details on a study on drinking to which none of us

will pay any attention. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda.

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it could've been brenda. so you wondered what the president's going to do when he gets out of office? seems to me he's joined the cast of home improve. . president speaking there. it's a backdrop. danger look on the left-hand side of the screen. danger, hold card. hold card. what does that say? here you have one of those things that you scrape the plaster on the wall with. and up there some weapons apparently. and something to sweep up the evidence. and over here, we have some tape for the tool time segment. i don't know what the rest of this stuff is. the president is advocateing more internet cheaper broad band, tough like that. not a hard case to make, really. we'll be traveling down to the d.c. for that on tuesday.

going to go there monday night. going to do the state of the union thing there in washington. so i'm sure it will be cold and miserable. going to visit the president. there he is. which means our annual tradition of speaking of the food served at the lunch will commence in this hour tuesday of next week so set your vcrs now, if they still make them. if you'd like to watch the -- i've not allowed you to hear any of it rngs if you want to, you can do that. there's word of a new friendship in the making now. the north korean leader reportedly planning a trip to visit his new bff, vladimir putin. putin's throwing a party to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the victory over nazi germany. officials in china have invited him before.

traditionally china is north korea's biggest ally. well, they also say the russian president isolated himself because he supported the rebels in ukraine and by taking over the crimean peninsula. barack obama reportedly declined the invyitation to the party. north korea takes on the world. looks like they'll have partners in putin there. >> this is really interesting. it's in the dna of the kim family to have two big sponsors, china and russia. now his father, wasn't able to do that because the soviet union was gone. now they are best of friends. and they have a lot of reasons to do it. >> that oil pipeline or the natural gas pipeline more than anything. >> right. the russians are trying to move away from dependence on germany

and western europe. the south koreans is a practical matter. they need to have that pipeline. and the chinese are very nervous. they're just sort of looking at this and wondering whether those two countries are going to get together. >> what does north korea get out of this? >> they sit on the security council. north korea is going to be brought up for referral to the international criminal court. they don't want that. the russians can veto it. the chinese are maybe not so reliable on this issue. russia still has money. it may be less by the day, but the koreans think the russians can help them. in april the russians wrote off $9 billion in soviet era debt. clearly the koreans need some more from moscow. >> chinese have been pair roid acting lately. >> this is going to freak them out. he executed his uncle december

2013. his uncle was the go-to guy between them. they've been cut off from the north koreans. they're unreliable. now when you have putin who they don't really like in beijing along with kim jong-un, it's really bad for china. >> offering up something else to worry about. thank you. if you work hard you might be playing too hard. those are the findings from the new study on the drinking. for that, we turn to an alabama fan. we're all guilty. so -- >> have this year too. >> not that bad. working too hard, playing too hard? >> yes a medical journal looked at 81 different studies and determined that people who work more than. >> so everyone in this room but me. >> are 13% more likely to drink

too much. they said it's a problem in america where 40% of people work more than 50 hours a week. they described too much drinking at drinking as 14 drinks per week. >> and 21 difference for a man. she said higher. she meant higher numbers. go on. >> yes. >> stress and fatigue has been linked to longer hours. >> i thought alcohol fixed all of that. >> that's why researchers think people may be using alcohol to self-medicate these problems. >> and it's most likely not working because it's a downer. >> probably not. >> but it makes you not care for a while. >> they are saying that when you have one drink after work, that's fine. but people working longer hours are more likely to kind of keep it going and five or six. >> and then you sleep well and wake up with a hangover. >> yeah. >> and keep advil in business. >> and you're slower working the

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he's here and he's here now. welcome to "your world with neil cavuto." the white house is speeding up the release of the remaining detainees from gitmo, many of whom are from yemen. the colonel in a moment. a chief correspondent who has been on here from the