know it, our own children need to know this. >> be smarter than the immigrants. >> we are staying here for outnumbered on the web. go to fox news.com. "happening now" starts right now. >> we start off with a fox news alert confirmation coming in that our intelligence community was embedded in north korea cybernet work for some time. >> that raises questions why they couldn't stop one of the largest sign are attacks in u.s. history. we are covering the news now. >> we are seeing a much more aggressive and dangerous chapter in the terms of the war on terrorism. >> the crack down continues overseas, what the terror raids in europe could mean for our safety here in the u.s. >> plus. >> they will be facing burglary charges. >> two teens nabbed after a two week multistate crime spree.

>> damage to property and unlawful taking in theft over 10000: >> how police caught up with the pair and what they are facing now. and. >> whiplash. >> it was terrifying moments on a major airport runway. >> heading full speed down the runway and the plane came to a screeching stop. >> the close call that caused one of the commercial jets to abort its take off. it is all "happening now". >> back it our top story on this monday. fox news confirms that the faa was in north korea tracking hackers and trying to breach our own national security. welcome to a brand new hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. james clapper was aware of what

the north koreans were doing and met with the man who oversaw the sony hack attack. this is our top story. catherine, what else are you hearing? joishgs u.s. officials spent two months moving in that network and laying the foundation of the cyber attack and freely destroyed the sony system. the spokesman for james clapper, told fox this morning that the u.s. intelligence community has been aware of north korea's destructive soiber ability and tracking it for sometime with the new york times that the nsan infiltrated the north korea system in 2010. when clapper was in north korea last fall to free hostages he had dinner with his north korean counterpart but they did not discuss cyber.

in a speech in the university, clapper confirmed kim jung to, over saw the hacker attack two weeks after the dinner. >> so you want to keep an eye on north core score what is the latest on france and the investigation? >> reporter: with the arrest in france germany and belgium and holding two french nationals alleged to have met in al-qaeda in yemen, the new chairman of the homeland security committee said americans are naive to think that there is no connections here. >> when you see what is happening in europe widespread from france, belgium and germany, you have to assume, that that is a risk we have to consider. >> reporter: intelligence source told fox news to expect more arrests as investigators explore phones and computers and

identify the suspects with arrest in eastern europe and bulgarria andro mania. command and control are identifying the terror and training. and the timing of the plot is left up to the individual cell and it is growing body of evidence suggest that paris fits the pattern. >> what it shoes you, so- called older cells sleeping in nature can wake up any time and carry out the terrible attacks. it is much more complex than we thought and it is important to increase the collaboration also with the u.s. authorities so we can get a better picture for the threat they pose to society. joishgs the urz intelligence committee is sharing since the paris massacre, jenna. >> thank you. >> president obama preparing to double down on his agenda despite the republicans taking control of congress.

the president is expected to call for massive tax increases in his state of the union tomorrow night. our correspondent ed henrow has more on that. does the president think that it will get through congress? >> reporter: jon, he can't think it will get through the republican congress. it is a negotiating position. with this new republican congress and his legacy as well. he wants to say he is on the side of the middle-class and republicans are on the side of the rich. he made the case in 2012 and won. and 2014 and lost and that's why republicans will not buy into it. he is raising 320 billion in new taxes hitting capitol gains and big banks and to fund $175 billion in tax cuts for the middle-class. here is dan ph iffer describes it? >> now that the economy is in

a stronger place. we need to double down. >> you hear that doubling down. the top aides believe they have ahead of steam for two reasons. they have a recovering economy now and if you look at the washington post abc news poll, and the president's approval rating is over 50 percent for the first time since spring of 2013 because of the economic rebound, jon. >> but i have seen statements from the majority leader mitch mcconnell in the senate and john boehner blasting it and it seems to be dead on arrival? >> reporter: the president is not acknowledging the new reality of the republicans running congress. it couldn't get through last time when you had democrats in control of the senate and marco rubio said it is all about

redistributing welt. >> the notion of someone having to do board for others to do worse. that will not make people struggling more successful. >> reporter: remember the president said before the mid- term that his policies were on the ballot including the policy of raising taxes on the rich and try to spread it out to the middle class. he lost that election. but none theless is doubling down on the same agenda. >> ed henry in the white house. ed, we look forward to tomorrow night. >> right now nature blamed for hundreds of crashes over the weekend and some of themly. in a suburb of philadelphia one person died after 50 cars were involved in the crash. drivers caught up in the slippery conditions felt helpless trying to control their vehicles. >> i am shaken up. >> it easily could have been me.

>> we feel fortunate that we were not the involved in it and it is pure luck. >> we didn't realize it. we got stopped and it was a ice rink on the road. >> problems on both coasts obviously. and another storm on the horizon as well. our meteorologist is in the fox weather center with more. >> jenna, it happen yesterday. and can you imagine if it was in rush hour? people need to be cautious and we have a refreeze on the the road ways that got rain yesterday. this is a storm that caused all of those problems all up and down i- 95 yesterday on sunday. the good news is the storm is moving north ward and jenna mentioned we have another storm on the way. sery was clipper systems that originate from canada. and the next one could move in dc area philadelphia and new york on wednesday. so watching this very carefully. and the next chance of snow for new york city will be be on

wednesday and otherwise it is relatively average on the temperature department and we are in a snow deficit this year. boston this time of year and 18 inches and five inches and new york city nine-inches and just over three inches and philadelphia, not even two inches this year, so a little bit rare to not see this much snow as we head in late january. in looking at the temperatures talking about rare. we are dealing with a warm up in the central u.s. attaches in high 60s for dallas and little rock, and then a colder air mass over the rockies. for much of the country relatively average for this time of year. we'll see the cooler air behind it and head nothing new york on thursday. and again, jenna will watch that next storm system on wednesday and bringing measurable snow and slippery conditions. >> feels good to get heads up on

that. thank you. >> and look at. this a guy trapped like a sardine in a can after his car is shred in between two semitrucks. he tried to pass the tractor trailer and it was to think. the semijack-knifed on black ice and he slammed into it. and another tractor trailer slammed into both of them. he was standing up and somehow he walked away with just a couple of scratches and needed two band-aids and some ice. >> unbelievable. >> and the faa is launching an investigation after a close call in one of our nation's largest airports. we'll tell you about an aborted take off that caused shattered nerves. and what a new poll finds out about mitt romney and jeb bush's potential white house bids. karl rove joins us with his

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>> according to the polls, mitt romney is finding support in a possible third bid for the white house. cbs poll find says romney in the lead with 59 percent saying he is run and jeb bush 50 percent. and mike huckabee and sarah palin and chris christie and rand paul round out the top six. and talk about it with karl rove. we have a fox news contributor as well. is it a surprise that 59 percent said romney should run? >> no, not really. put it in perspective jon. it is an early poll and at this point in 2007 barak obama was an asteric. it is a poll of only republicans. and the numbers were among republicans and some states

independents and democrats can vote in the republican primary. it will be a highly fluid contest. i look at the poll and shoes that there is robust interest in having a broad field but be careful about reading to which in to it. what is interesting, everybody breaks down all of those names in four boxes. the first group are the people know upon them and they like them and want him to run. 59 percent would like him to run and 29 percent no. and 15 percent don't have enough information to make a decision. romney, bush and huckabee they like them and want them to run. then a group of they like them and don't know them. rubio 29 percent. and 54 percent don't know him. ben carson. 21- 17 and both initance they have right side up.

guys that are upside down and known. chris christie. 26 percent don't know enough. and rand paul 38 percent don't know enough about him and then the group that can shake things up. look like they are upside down. ted cruz. 21- 25. and the key is no one knows them. 53, 47 and 65. we have four candidates talking about running and upside down today and capable as they win over the undecided and make the race improve dramatically. we have three candidates that passed the bar of acceptable and bunch of others that could in the months ahead dependoth quality and nature of their campaigns. we'll talk about the candidates that are lower on the rung. ted cruz said we nominate another candidate like a bob deal or john mccain or mitt romney. same people who stayed home the

last time will stay home again. he is arguing for a more conservative nominee; what do you think? >> first of all, remember more people turned out in 2012 and voted republican than in 2008 which was 60 million and there are a million more people who voted republican. romney gets 107 of what mccain gets and barak obama got 97 percent of what he had in 2008. in politics it is easy tore define yourself by saying what you are not. it is a lot harder to define by saying what you are. and more powerful to define yourself by what you are. in 2012, winner is articulating a compelling vision of who they are and opposed to defining who they are. look in 1980, you think ronald

reagan won by saying i am not george. bush? no, he had a compelling vision and drew like a maginent people in his camp. and the same thing is true in 2012. marco rubio on the second tier on the list that 59 percent that would go for mitt romney candidacy and 50 percent who think that jeb bush would run, that is all because of name recognition and over the course of a longer campaign and obviously marco rubio expressed about in running for the presidency and over the course of a longer campaign name recognitions are going to it change. >> i think he is partly right. remember those are not 59 percent that say they will vote for romney. it is 59 percent who want romney to run. that number is in large measure. not simply name id.

but he's been on the stage and they think they know things about him that make him attractive. if you are down there with rubio. starting off want him to run and 19 percent don't want him to run. and 54 percent don't know him. the more people know about him and who he is and stands for better chances are for him to move. he and occurson are right side up numbers and they have a lot of people yet to know them. that is a good place yet to start from. >> a moment in the campaign when mitt romney was debating president obama, and the president tried to put down foreign policy credentials and i will play it and get your thoughts on the other side. >> governor romney i am glad you recognize al-qaeda is a threat. a few months ago you said russia, and not al-qaeda, you said russia and the 1980s are

calling and asking for their foreign policy back. the cold war has been over 20 years. >> and has romney's policy been exonerated and part of the reason that the republicans say he ought to run again? >> i think that is part of. it it is part of his calculation and i know he talked the weekend after he indicated in new york he talked to a number of republicans and in those conversations, a couple of those people we talked to afterwards, he took pleasure as he sure that he was have you beenedicated in so many ways on the foreign policy front. there we had the president obama dismissing russia as a threat. and since then, we have seen them gobble up crimestoppers and destabilize ukraine and attempt to undermine nato. and in the same time supporting assad in syria, and so mitt romney both on russia and benghazi and other foreign

policy issues feels a certain amount of vindication as he is and that problem has something to do with the wellness of them running. remember all of the numbers are conditional and people would like you to show your stuff. but it will be months from now. and it will come and go before opinions get solidified and people go from i would like to see you show your stuff and you having the chops to be our nominee. >> so many of the candidates will go as well. karl rove, thank you. >> you bet, jon. >> american skiing sensation lindsay john proving she is back in form. she glides in history. and new raids rooting out terror suspects. what our next guest said is a big part of the solution that is not getting enough attention. menu. veggies you're cool...

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>> what can you do with one minute and 20 seconds? that is how much time it took lindsay vaughn to win the super g and be the successful female in history. she recoveried from two serious knee injuries. she said it is a perfect come back and like a dreamment >> the european union reaching out to the arab league for help today this after dozens of arrests in europe as the country it is try to prevent a series of attacks and track down the sleeper cells and suppliers as well. european officials want to share intelligence to see who is train negligent middle east

and who may be returning home. we start with the arab league. on the list of priorities, where would you place working with the the arab league. >> i am not so much concerned about working with the arab league. but individual movements in the arab in egypt and tu nizia and they critize us and europe. they say we are not looking at the problem broadly enough. it is not only al-qaeda and isis is stems from a similar ideology and they are in the forefront of tackling it. >> what would it look like working with partners in egypt? >> we have to have a deradicalization program. we have a egyptian government condition where they outline a plan to separate mosque and state and go after islamism. they do it in the name of islam. it is not against our faith to separate mosque and state. and we need to modernize our

interpretation. it is it a historical moment potentially. >> why did that happen? >> because of the back lash of the muslim brotherhood. islamist campaigning and saying you experienced secular dictator ship and aligned with the west and so we'll govern based on sharia and allah. and it sounded good but experienced it and they didn't want this. they wanted a new againing. >> we have seen those comments coming from the president of egypt and gathering steam over the last 3 or 4 weeks and europe has a serious problem. integration is where the european union should be focusing on their own sdpaes towns. what do you mean? >> some are immigrants coming in and some born there that don't identify with the societies in which they live. president obama rightly commented that this is the

biggest danger that europe faces. here in the the u.s. you have them identifying as americans. but you don't have that in europe. a muslim mayor went on live television that cursed off islam and he said pack up your bags and leave. >> do you get the crisis of identity in europe has to do with the muslim identity being so strong and the national i identity being week. you think that is something to do with that? >> on one hand you have the islamist ideology that breaks down identity and said the west doesn't have a place for you. and that conflicts with national identity. and then forces that want to marginize the muslim community

and good for al-qaeda. the mayor that cursed off the islamist when he was originally appointed to that position they said he was the son of a ire man. he had lived in the country since 15 years old and he is a powerful voice we need now. >> you are saying embrace those figures. >> we are seeing different terror rates and one in france and belgium and germany. there are law enforcement officials in berlin that say they don't all have to do with each other and not all connected. ryan, i am curious on your opinion. are they happenstance that the raids are happening? >> they follow the same ideology. home grown extremism is misleading because they are usually communicating with people over seas and an

indoctrineination process that takes place. operationally may not be connected but it didn't matter. they are part of the same wave of extremism. >> jon? >> and a stark warning from inside of the gop. the senator who said republicans will be in for another loss in 2016's presidential race if they go with the same path. delegation of law makers meeting in cuba days after the lenient trade and travel rules took affect. the meeting outlined expectations as opposition to the policy shift growing here in the u.s. >> couple of teenage fugitives arrested after weeks on the run. what is next for them as they head to court?

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>> the 2016 selection more than a year away. one potential candidate is stirring thingses up. texas senator ted cruz said the gop could lose the white house again if they run from the mushy middle. carl? >> reporter: hi, jenna, the texas senator and tea party darling was spoke nothing south carolina over the weekend. south carolina with the first southern primary and ted cruz echoed something he said about jeb bush he said since last

october and this time focused on mitt romney. mitt romney thinks he's making's run for the presidency and sourcely considering it and said so in san diego. his appearance with wife anne and they are making calls for a 2016 race. and cruz is arguing that romney lost because he was not conservative enough and ted cruz said he would lose again if romney is the nominee and something he said about approximate jeb bush. they will be fighting against one another and conservatives in their party who argue they are too centrist. this is the argument that republicans make since goldwater and with pat buchanan. and ted cruz the texas senator arguing that bush and romney are

too moderate and it is it a losing position for 2016. >> carl, thank you very much. >> two teenagers arrested after weeks on the run. police nab the 18 and 13-year-old sweethearts in florida in connection with multiple robberies and a trail of other accused crimes. joining us is attorney vincent sabt paul and jonna spillborg is with us. and people call them modern-day bony and clyde and thankfully it did not end in a hail of bullets but when they were sleep nothing a stolen vehicle in florida. how do you prosecute this? which state gets first crack. >> the interesting thing about the case these two defendants are treated differently. one is going to remain in juvenile court the female portion of the bonnie and clyde.

and mr. hayes will be prosouted as an 18 because he is 18 years old. all of these states will have jurisdiction over them. and since they are trying to extradite them back to kentucky, kentucky will have first dibs and work something out that one adult and kids are not prosecuted in 4 or 5 different states. >> there was no serious injuries here and more than likely the two will be extradited back to kentucky. and i understand the male will go over to kentucky without problems and i don't think they will face criminal problems in south carolina and georgia because of their age. >> maybe we can put their pictures. dalton hayes and shiien phillips. he is 13. but his mom said she told us she was 19; is that a defense? >> no at 13 she cannot consent.

we don't know what sort of relationship they had. we think it was romantic and if that is the case and it can be proved he will be facing sex charges and could be charged as a sex offender because you can't consent at age 13. >> what if he said we have dated throw months and she said she was 19 and i believed her. >> mistake of age is not a defense. in kentucky consent for sex is 16. she is only 13 and he could be charged with statutory rape which is there is no defense to. and unless they are close in age. >> but they are not. >> they are not. and he could be charged with the statutory rape. it is an unfortunate circumstance that she is involved with an older man who could cause her to face criminal

charges. >> she could be domed a victim. at 13 you are just discovering boys and not running away. >> you shouldn't know how to steal cars and commit crime. she can have to defend herself. the male, the 18-year-old is facing the brunt of the charges and see time in jail and i don't think she will. >> i love the quote from the grayson county sheriff. he used to be the school resource officer in high school apparently. i know dalton and he has a history of making bad, bad decisions. >> you think? >> and i wonder if in a way that becomes a mitigating statement? does that help a jury or judge say they need hymn. >> tell help the defense attorney and prosecutors. you will want to do a full

forensic work up. where are their parents? he is an adult i guarantee you he was living at home and what kind of family life did they have and that may provide for mitigating circumstances. >> apparently there was a couple of guns in the last pick-up truck that was stolen and no indication they used them. >> that is good news. they have their lives. >> thank you both. >> thank you. jenna. >> and we are only a few hours away from the president's 6th state of the union address. we'll look closer just ahead. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition.

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>> hi, everyone. coming occupant real story, why are so many fighters going to syria and iraq from france? the numbers are startling. plus, this is the first year obama care penalties go in affect so what kind of unwelcome

surprise might some people get? and the superintendant for kids in the school district and finding caned goods to find shooters. and she'll bring me her plan. join me for. that >> pope francis is heading back to the vatic an from the philippines. you can see the pope boarding the plane taking him back to rome. the country's president and hundreds of church gave the the pontiff a big sendoff. they are placing an importance on asia as the future of the church. >> in clash left four people there. three muslim villagers were burned to death when thatched huts were set on fire. officials say the violence erupted when the body of a young

hindu boywas found in the village. >> the president is expected to make big promises including goals to boost the economy. and for how this address will compare to past years. william has the story. >> reporter: well, jenna, we decided to do the story after an aurnlt. one of my colleagues said the state of the union don't matter and no one expect them to do it. others disagree like myself. that words matter and the president is accountable for what he said. call them promises or proposals. >> starting this year. we freeze annual domestic spending for five years. >> reporter: some come true and others don't. >> we'll bring down cost by the way our government pays for medicare. >> i pledge to cut the deficit in half. >> reporter: he did. deficit fell 700 billion and

taxed the rich and regulated banks and ended the war in iraq. exports rose 40 percent. >> we'll double the nation supply of renewal energy in three years. >> reporter: renewable grew 20 percent. >> i am directing the administration to open 75 percent of the offshore resources. >> reporter: droou true, but misleading. most remain off limits. >> winning the future, make sure we are not under debt. >> reporter: but the debt increased $4 trillion. as he prepares for the tuesday state of the union, perhaps he will recall this from two years ago. >> our government shouldn't make promises we can't keep. but keep the promises we have is heard made. >> reporter: state of unions, all money and no congress and the speeches are a mix of policy and politics, and the congressman tonight, jenna will

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a top aide to secretary of state kerry went to havana. these talks follow a congressional delegation led by senator patrick lehe of vermont. we have james rosen with the latest. top aides to the secretary of state said even if john kerry determines that cuba should remain on the state's that sponsor terrorism, the bum bull administration will move forward and reopen an american embassy in havana. just since the castro regime and president obama announced plans to restore diplomatic ties the

regime has a split personality on human rights and releasing political prisoners and rearresting them and resurfaces leasing. and cracking down on fresh arrest on disiddents and artist. rebecca jacobsson will be in havana to lead the u.s. delegation and argues that the better position the u.s. to nudge cuba on human rights issues. critics say all these talks will accomplish is the replacement of the sign that now hangs over the u.s. intersection building in havana with the one saying embassy over it. >> that doesn't mean they'll allow that embassy to do things that the intersection is not allowed to do? will diplomats allowed to travel anywhere they want to on the island or allow us to make upgrades to the building in any way? the answer is no.

>> on this coming friday, we'll see a fairly rare event assistant secretary of state jacobsen will be holding a live news conference from havana. >> james, thank you. the investigation is under way now into a terribly frightening close call during a take-off at jfk airport in new york. a packed jetblue flight headed full throttle down the runway a caribbean airways did not hear air traffic control's instruction to stop. the caribbean airways pilot was on the wrong radio frequency. fortunately, the jetblue pilots saw what was going on and slammed on the brakes. passengers described what they went through. >> we were going fast. all of a sudden, it just went -- brakes went on, slammed on. they gave us $100 voucher with

beer and wine whatever we wanted on the plane, free movies. they took good care of us. >> one of the factors officials are looking into is the delayed installation of certain safety lights. new technology is transforming entertainment into a research tool that could revolutionize everything from airport security to cancer screening. here are the details live from the atlanta bureau. >> it's a mobile game called airport scanner. the company initially designed it purely with entertainment in mind but researchers at duke university downloaded it, started playing it and released it really had some scientific potential to learn more about how the human brain searches for things. watch. this is not your typical psychology lab. duke university researchers have teamed up with the creators of the video game "airport scanner"

in hopes of eliminating errors in real world baggage screening. the mobile game allows scientists to crowd source fast amounts of anonymous data on how players searching bags for contraband find some items while missing others. >> we get about 1 million trials a day from airport scanner. we are up to about 1.3 billion trowels of data. >> duke researchers say the at least common objects are the ones most often missed and the problem only gets worse when multiple items appear in the same bag. >> so you're more likely to miss a gun if there's also a water bottle in the bag than if the gun was the only contraband item in the bag. >> although the tsa has no comment on the game they hope to incorporate airport scanner into future projects with the agency. and it doesn't stop there. crowd sourcing data through video games has the potential to improve other life-saving

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>> thanks for joining us. hope you have a great day. >> "the real story" with gretchen carlson starts right now. terror attacks spreading across europe has the continent rethinking how to tackle the problem. an exclusive interview with the school superintendent who asked kids to bring in soup cans. and one of the teams on the way to the super bowl facing accusations of doctoring the football? i'm gretchen carlson. "the real story" starts right now. president obama set to give his sixth state of the union address tomorrow night. the white house saying 2014 was a year of action. but the president relied on the power of his pen rather than working with congress to check off some of his promises, taking executive action on immigration raising the minimum wage