videos where i respond and send us an e-mail. media buzz@foxnews.com. we'll respond to those as well. we're back here next sunday morning, 11:00 and 5:00 eastern for the latest buzz. fox news alert. the secret service saying shots were fired last night near the home of vice president joe biden in delaware. officials say the vice president and his wife were not home at the time. hello, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> hello, everyone. it happened just past 8:25 last night. a driver speeding away from the scene was located by police near the security perimeter. it is not yet at this moment clear what the motive if any, actually was. peter duesy is following the story live. hi peter. >> that's right. there were two suspicious and potentially dangerous skins

outside the biden home near delaware last night while the vice president and his wife were out to dinner. a vehicle raced by the house on a public road outside a security perimeter that is set up and fired multiple gunshots out the window. the secret service stationed there heard the shots saw a car peeling out and then got away. then, as officers were trying to figure out exactly what kind of damage may have been done to the house, someone apparently tried to get past newcastle county delaware officer, who was securing the perimeter. that person was arrested soon after for resisting. the "new york times" is reporting that man's hands were tested for gunpowder residue and the results were negative. still, authorities are questioning this man that's in custody to see if he had anything to do with the shots that rang out near the vice president's house. that house sits several hundred yards back from the public road. secret service officials are combing the vp's property and

nearby homes to see if there's any damage from this very frightening incident. we're told this investigation is being done by both the secret service and the newcastle county delaware police department. it's a rainy day in delaware and authorities may be slowed slightly searching for evidence but we hope to have more details soon. back to you. >> it is not clear if officials say the person arrested speeding away from the house is actually connected to that shooting. all under investigation. thanks so much. >> we now turn to the security drag net tightening across europe following days of deadly raids and arrests. belgian troops mobilizing on major streets of the cities. this is the first time they've done so in more than two decades, coming after deployment of raids of a suspected terrorist cell authorities say was on the verge of attacking officers. meantime we're learning french

authorities arrested three women arrested in earlier raids of the paris attacks. greg is live with the latest now. greg. >> reporter: it's sunday night in paris and the french are looking ahead to a week they will try to get back into a normal routine after days of terrible events here. that could be difficult. deployed across this country now we're told 122,000 police and soldiers on high alert in case of another terror attack as we moved around paris this weekend we saw a lot of troops heavily armed on the street, guarding sensitive sites, including synagogues and other sites including the tourist favorite, the eiffel tower right now. 11 people remain in custody in france after raised the last couple of days. after raids the last couple of days. it is believed they are support of the network supplying guns

for the man thought to be responsible for, among other things, the shootout at the supermarket. as for the two gunmen believed to be responsible for the "charlie hebdo" newspaper office killing, the second of those two gunmen were buried overnight on the outskirts of paris. his brother was buried friday night. in both case, very low-key unmarked grave. local officials in both towns concerned about these graves becoming some kind of a shrine. across europe there are concerns not just here in france. in belgian, you mentioned raids the past couple of days that broke up what was believed to be a massive terrorist attack against various police targets and people there in germany and france looking at new laws to try to combat terrorism. finally, abroad there's repercussions as well. again in niger, an african

country a former french colony there are riots of the mostly muslim population upset about the prophet muhammad appearing on the cover of the latest "charlie hebdo" issue. they count 10 people dead. seven churches torched in that country. the "charlie hebdo" printing presses roll on. this printing run of this particular issue, 7 million. back to you. >> a lot of copies. okay. greg palkot, thank you very much. we move to iraq, where a kurdish military official says isis terrorists have released at least 200 captive, freed prisoners of the minority yazidi group, almost all elderly in poor health. the former prisoners had been health captive for the past five months after the militants raided their towns last summer. in 48 hours from now,

president obama will give his sixth state of"state of the union" address. while he's expected to address terrorism and what we are doing to protect our country, will he said the say the words, radical islam. the president of france has said they are at war with radical islam. what will we do to keep our country safe. am ambassador, is there in your mind a geopolitical situation or international strategic reason for the president's continued hesitation? >> i think there is. in this president's mind, i think it's exactly backwards. the people who are most confused by president obama's unwillingness to use a phrase like "islamic terrorism" are muslims, who understand how much they have suffered at the hands of these terrorists not to

mention non-muslims all over the world. we just had a president, just went over the country and president obama's 2009 speech to the islamic world and el sisi called for revolution in islam. a few days later went to the christmas eve service at cairo's largest christian church and to say look we're all egyptians. here's the muslim leader of the largest arab country one of the largest muslim countries in the world who isn't afraid to address this issue. our president is. >> why do you think that is? >> i think he believes if you criticize islamic radicalism or terrorism, muslim will be insulted because they will think that is an attack on their entire religion. i think that's incredibly dismissive and patronizing to muslims. does the president really think 1.6 billion muslims around the world don't have the wit to

understand the difference between religious fanatics pursuing a political ideology on one hand versus all the rest of the muslims in the world pursue their religion in peaceful ways. i find it mind-boggling. it's pure ideology on the president's part. i think we suffer from it because it's part of a perception of the lack of the white house's awareness of the threat environment in the world and unwillingness to do anything effective about it p. >> at 9:00 on tuesday he is expected to say the administration is successfully confronting terrorist groups without deploying a large number of troops on the ground and keeping us out of another war. >> he'd be wrong on that. i don't rule out him saying a phrase like islamic terrorism. he said in the past he believes in american exceptionlism when his policies indicate he clearly does not. i think the president is living on some parallel planet when he says as he did a few days ago,

isis is being contained, we're effectively rolling them back when all of the evidence is that isis in fact the past seven or eight months has consolidated control over a large tract of territory and other regimes in this middle east continue to collapse and affording safe haven fors terrorism. i think the threat is clearly increasing. >> "washington post" stunning scathing editorial basically blaming the president for the mess we're in. it said his refusal to provide limited protection to syrian rebel force has diverted many fighters for the better funded islamic state and other groups linked to al qaeda. mr. obama's rejection of proposals to deploy u.s. special operation force with iraqi and army units is one reason mosul and other cities remain under the jihadist's rule. is that fair or off base? >> i think there's a basis for the editorial. i don't happen to agree with the courses of action they'd want to recommend. i think the withdrawal of

american interest in the middle east, certainly the withdrawal of american power and influence very definitely contributing to the region's overall slide into a state of chaos which is where it's heading. >> sadly that is continuing and we'll see what the president has to say tuesday night. thank you. ambassador, a record setting crowd turning out to see pope francis. worshippers ignoring a steady rain in manila to see the final mass. local officials estimate the crowd was between 6 and 7 million. john paul the john paul, ii drew 5 million back in 1995 and calling on parents to protect in their children from sin and vice so they can instead become missionaries of the faith. some former government officials saying isis, they believe, could be on the verge

of embraceing new tactics against us. why they're so worried, what should we do and should we be in fear? the search for these two teenage fugitives. the latest on the so-called new bonnie & clyde. then you might be gearcentric. right now, get this case of paper for only $24.99 and save even more after rewards. office depot & officemax. gear up for great.

sleet, rain and cold create dangerous driving conditions in the northeast. in other gone police say that black ice caused a crash on interstate 84. more than two dozen vehicles involved in that chain reaction. thankfully there were no fatalities but four people were treated for injuries ranging from minor to serious. and roads were closed in pennsylvania. about 60 vehicle were involves in that accident. and parts of i-95 were forced to

close as well farther to the west. they expect temperatures to rise later today to melt some of that ice. former government officials sounding the alarm isis could soon make a leap into cyber attacks. the warning comes after this week's hacking of social media went into u.s. central command. president obama blamed the attack on jihadist sympathizers and says it shows how much more work the u.s. needs to do on cybersecurity. joining us cyb security analyst, morgan wright. good to see you this morning. >> we closed out the new yeerar. >> we did. we had a lot of serious issues that propped up between then and now. i want to start with, if they anticipate this leap what immediate firewalls can be

installed, literally and figuratively. >> basic stuff. let's take centcom for example. that was basic account security. let's treat your social media accounts that may not be a bullet or tank. give me a laptop over a tank any day because i can do more with it. they have to start sharing information and intelligence between the private sector and government and find ways people can be better prepared. most attacks aren't because they want to make money. they're ideological and have terrorism objectives behind them and have to get serious about security right now. >> how important is it for companies to install security encryptions. every company uses the internet not to mention the sony hacking situation that happened. these companies are not protect their information. meanwhile, the jihadists are using encryptions in their

social media propaganda. >> they're protecting their communications and makes it hard to identify for companies. there's data in motion and data at risk. you need encryption for both. sony was an example of very sensitive information not encrypted. they had a file called passwords that had all the passwords in there that wasn't encrypted. it's common sense. if you're going to lock your house, lock your windows don't just lock your doors. there's security and ah authentication and better user pass words. for goodness sakes train your people, your first defense again cyber~ and other attacks. >> is that crossing the line? we don't want to tell companies how to do their business. this is an international threat we are facing and if the companies doesn't want to spend the money the press conference

between president obama and british president david cameron are both saying we have to get these security encryptions installed on the part of these companies. you say what to that? >> nobody wants nor government regulation but we know what happened prior to the day ss of sarbanes-oxley when there were companies going to jail all the time. when you deal with my information, you impact my finances, you impact my account, if you can't get your act together you are inviting the government to come in and impose regulation on you to get it accomplished just like sarbanes-oxley. i see a digital something like that to make ceo's accountable, sign on the bottom line. i see it coming. nobody wants more government regulation and at some point there has to be accountability ourselves. that's one of the biggest things missing for intrusions and

hacks. >> let me share a soundbyte with you from an interview i did yesterday and i'll get your thoughts on the other side. >> it's not just cyber~. the president won't admit we're at war with radical islam or this philosophy. we talk about how the whole u.s. government has to be committed burt first we have to define the threat. >> quick thoughts? had a talk with general bob scales in the green room. exactly. if you can't define the enemy, you can't defeat an enemy you choose not to define. we have to define cyberterrorism and there has to be a strategy behind it. the hack of centcom affects morale and cyber~ media far more than what an ied would do. but the threat of killing people and soldiers and families at risk that's a huge weapon in their arsenal. >> morgan wright, i have to leave it there. thank you very much. >> you bet. after two weeks on the run,

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an update now on a deadly mall shooting in melbourne, florida. police now confirming two people are dead and one person injured. a fourth worker and a gunman were killed. the target of the attack was reportedly the shooter's wife. police say the gunman jose garcia rodriguez had several

pockets full of ammunition and that the shooting may have been stemming from a domestic violence incident. the police in florida have captured the two teenagers called a modern day bonnie bonnie & clyde. 18-year-old dalton hayes and 13-year-old cheyenne phillips. they were going across the country before they were finally nabbed. >> thankfully this bonnie & clyde like story had a far didn't end. 18-year-old dan toll hayes and 13 13-year-old cheyenne phillips were captured last night after local police spotted them sleeping in a parking lot in their stolen 2001 silver toyota tundra. officers surrounded the vehicle and arrested hayes without incident. police were beginning to become more worried in recent days because the stolen truck had two loaded handguns inside.

the couple will be extradited back home to kentucky where hayes faces multiple felony charges including taking a minor from her parents. now, the children-year-old phillips was put in a temporary care of the florida department of children and families. she is considered innocent but could face juvenile charges if found to be an accomplice. the arrest brings an end to a 14 day police chase that spanned five states, kentucky north carolina south carolina georgia and florida. the couple stole three trucks caused thousands of dollars in property damage and forged checks. the grayson county sheriff in kentucky suspects hayes was calling all the shots and ran away because he faces burglary and theft charges from an arrest last year. the couple has been dating for three months. hayes announced they were engaged on facebook the same day they disappeared. phillips told friends at school

that she's pregnant and hayes' amelie says the 13-year-old had convinced them all she was really 19. by the time hayes found out, he was already in love. eric. >> all right. taken without incident that's the way for this to end. pga golfer robert ailllensby says he was the victim of a brutal kidnapping and beaten. he reportedly went to a wine bar after missing the cut and where he says he was kidnapped eventually waking up in a park more than six miles away with his money driver's license and phone all missing. allenby says a veteran found him and helped him get back to his hotel, investigators labeling the incident as robbery in the second degree. coming up on sunday house call, there's been a dangerous out break. trace of the so-called happiest place on earth.

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