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>> and picturesque and a gruesome crime in nyu. why school authorities waited two months to alert police? and the numbers continue to climb. 70 people, five u.s. states, how far will the measles outbreak spread. it is all "happening now". >> we begin today with president obama criss-crossing the nation to sell his proposal wills for boosting the middle-class. i am jon scott. >> hi, everyone. i am jenna lee. the president is venturing into territory in kansas. it is his second stop after iddaho on the post state of the union tour.

he is in lawrence kansas. he knows most of the ideas will never reach his desk. and why will he pitch them to the american people? >> reporter: it is counter entu typh. why go to kansas and iddaho the red states. the president is a big ideas prophet sorial type leader. and they can unpack the big ideas and today on the middle-class economic cans the president made the argument that his policies now and his proposals later will grow the economy. take i a listen. >> we have put ourselves in a position in which the economy potentially can grow not just for next year or the year after that, but over the next decade and generate the kind of jobs

that all of you will fill. so the verdict is in. middle-class economics works. providing opportunity for everybody works. ♪ >> reporter: you can tell the president wrapped up his comments here in ku, preaching the idea that more access to education and better child care for will help to grow the argument. it is an argument that the gop leaders will look hard at. >> talking about the gop leaders. have they found individual themes to continue to talk about it? have they found a theme to hit on? >> reporter: without question. they are out saying the same thing. more taxes don't work. and makes an united states against them environment in

america. listen to what rand paul had to say about what the president's ideas might do for the country. >> i hear the promises and free school to everybody and everything is great and world is improving, but there tends to be a lack of sincerity and people are tired and saying frankly we don't believe you, mr. president. >> reporter: that skepticism really resonated with the gop leaders. as they hold the line in congress as you pointed out in the top, the chances of these yesterday getting back to his deck are pretty slim. >> kevin, thank you very much. >> the shrinking middle-class and growing fortunes of the wealthy gathering steam as a campaign issue for both presidents. president obama wants to level the playing field by levelling the taxes on the rich. they are courting the voters in

2016. and talk about the options here with chris wallace. the president has to admit that the income disparity that he is talking about took place under his administration. the income gap has been widing since 1970 is but the last six years, he was the guy with the leverage of power. >> that is right. we have more people living in poverty and food stamps in the obama areas than before he came in. and having said that? the question of middle-class and building the middle-class and income disparity, is a growing issue for the president and also for republicans. it was jeb bush talked about this. paul ryan who is talking about bringing people up from poverty. they have different ideas of how to do it. the president talks about

increasing taxes on the rich and giving free things to at this time middle-class and working class. the republicans are saying that kind of old tax and spend is not what worked. if it had worked things would have been better under president obama. we'll cut tax rates and create more jobs and create a stronger economy, and you know, a job is obviously the best social program for everybody. and they understand they will have to do things to deal directly with the middle class and talk about boosting the earned income tax. and benefits to the middle-class and not with raising taxes. they say the way to do it is cut spending. >> a lot of observers have said that these proposals that the president trotted out in the state of the union would not have even passed the last congress when democrats held the

senate. first of all a lot of the proposals are not popular with the democrats. >> some of them are not popular with the democrats and they didn't have a filibuster proof majority in the senate and anything that it raises taxes. i kind of love the fact that democrats need to pay their fair share. they said that when they raised income taxes and surcharge as part of obama care and what is the question of the fair share? it is a moving goal post for the president and democrats, but having said that no this would not have passed in the last congress and less chance with the republicans in control of both houses now. >> the next part is political strategy. both sides were saying that the republicans and president could find agreement on the overhaul of the tax code and the president trotted out the ideas of raising the taxes on the

wealthy and free college and that is a gnath mato really republicans. the feeling was that he blew off prospect of a agreement overall. ni don't think he blew it up. there is a possibility. if it is going to happen it would happen in corporate tax reform. the big difference wants to lower rates and close loop holes and end up with revenue, not to be revenue neutral and use that money for what i say free things like free communicate college tuitition. and it is it a tax raise. and republicans are saying no, we want the traditional kind of tax reform where we lower rates and revenue neutral and doesn't give the government more money to it to spend on social reforms. >> chris, thank you. don't miss chris on fox news

sunday. he will welcome ohio republican governor jon cassic on the campaign and federal budget. check your local listings. >> as we told you yesterday, speaker john boehner invited benjamin netanyahu to speak before congress about the iran nuclear threat. the israeli leader accepted the invitation. boehner's move is a rebuke of president obama's veto by vetoing congress on any position on the iranian regime mike? >> reporter: we know march is the time frame of when the u.s. officials would like a agreement with the iranians on the nuclear program and house speaker john boehner said prime minister netanyahu of israel will address

the congress so he can join the israeli conference in dc. he was critized with going with that date. >> we have concerns about the fact as we understand it from this morning that this presentation will take place within two weeks of the election of israel. i don't think that is appropriate for any country and head of state comes here two weeks of his own election. >> reporter: in the state of the union president obama said diplomacy is at work with respect to iran. we have halted the progress of the nuclear program and the president wants congress to stand down on new sanctions. netanyahu has expressed concerns about the threats of islamic extremist and the iran development of a nuclear program. the administration is worried that the talks will threaten the agreement with iran.

>> i think you are bamboozled and i hope you can come in here and say you had no idea what you are talk bchlth i don't think that is going to happen. > reporter: many here in congressments to pass legislation to make sure the deal with iran is a good deal. prime minister netanyahu will not meet with the president in the visit to dc because of the proximity of the israeli elections, jenna. >> is that the first time this year we heard a law maker use the word "dufus". >> reporter: it is the first probably many more to come. >> making sure we keep talley. thank you. >> u.s. officials calling the second day of historic talks with cuba positive and productive. leaders are trying to restore

relations. the u.s. demanded cuba change immigration rules. no agreement was reached. they hope to get cuba to agree with lift travel restrictions on diplomats and cuba to extradite u.s. fugitives. >> just a few hours from now. tom brady is expected to address allegations that his team broke the rules on the championship game on sunday. reports that the nfl found 11 of the 12 game balls deflated and something that critics say easier to it catch and throw. new england coach bill bilichick said he was blind sided by the whole thing. >> to me the footballs are approved by the league and game officials pregame, and we play with what is out there.

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they are arguing their client will not get a fair trial because of great local prejudice. in the meantime court officials announced opening statements will no longer begin on monday. they say jury selection is taking longer than originally planned. >> a fox business alert now and stocks are rallying on wall street right now. and up 112 points at the moment. and the market is going higher after a european bank announced a stimulus. lauren? >> traders love stimulus and they are getting some today from the european central bank. they are cheering news state side that the u.s. claims for unemployment benefits fell for the first time in a month and we see stocks up four days in a row. hopefully the gains will stay by the end of the session. >> locks like a good day on wall

street. >> i want to tell you about airlines, they are reporting the latest numbers and you know how we have seen the dramatic drop in the price of jet fuel. southwest shares are up six percent. and we pull gary kelly quote. fuel cost would result in half a billion dollars in year over year fuel cost savings for the first part of the year. 500 million. and it was ditto for delta saying it saved 2 billion on jet fuel. when will we see lower air fare. your answer. we'll not. the airlines are starting to do is use the savings and all of the money to pocket to pay down debt and invest in new planes and do you ever sit in the middle seat?

the planes are so full. we are seeing record numbers of people flying. >> they are good at filling up the seats on the plane. >> unfortunately i have been in the middle seat too many times, recently. >> it is not pleasant. i have, too. lauren. thank you. >> thanks, john. don't forget to catch lauren on fox business network. and log on to fox business.com/channel finder. >> what a story up ahead. a college student is accused of lighting a classmate's bed on fire causing burns. why did the school wait two months before alerting the police. and boco haran. why their reign of terror could be going to it a whole new level.

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>> right now the crisis in ukraine is escanalating to the heaviest fighting since latest march. 41 soldiers and civilians were killed as the battle intense foyed after a month of relative calm. a bus was hit by a shell in donetsk. there is fighting even though talks are in process. >> new threats from boco haran's leader claims responsibility for mass killings and saying that god ordered him to massacre. 2000 civilians were killed and the leader warns it is only the beginning. they returned from northwest

africa where they continue their work. tell us about boko haram and the state they want to create. we talk about isis but what about boko haram and what is their goal? >> boko haram ideology and tactics are emerging close to isis. they control territory and they carry out conventionial military attack like the attack on ba gan and 2000 people were killed. and they are looking at tryineate a northeastern nigeria and parts of neighboring countries their own islamic state and caliphate. >> that is already the size of west virginia? >> yes, they control wide areas was nigeria northeast and chad

and cameroon. it is roughly the size of west virginia and they are essentially governing the people and dictating to them in a very authorityian manner and imposing the rule on them through violence. and an interesting thing of the news of the massacre of the town broke. at least thousands of people died and we received the satellite images of what the town looked like before and after and then as the hours progress. i don't know if it was western media or a word of cawing. it may not have been thousands but could have been hundreds. it seems to be confusion of how violent this group is. can you talk about that it. thousands being murdered is tough to crap your head around.

>> we have reliable numbers of their violence to give you a scale. by most estimate probably killed 10000 people in 2014. what happen in ba gan is signature to the dispout. nigeria has presidential and state- wide elections coming up in just a few weeks on valentine's day, february 14th. and so there is a incentive in the political constellation to lower the numbers and limit the damage done and others to raise it. and so there is a dispute. what is not disputed is the soilths imagery that was released including amnesty international showed 60 or 70 percent of the towns simply levelled. and the vegetation burned to the ground. and we have tens was thousands of refugees that poured over the

border in neighboring countries and fled to other cities in nigeria. >> we showed that. it is devastating to look at. and you say what the united states needs to do is acknowledge that boko haram is a regional threat not only to africa but to us as well? >> nigeria is africa's largest economy and the most populs country and largest defense budget in africa and reeling from the attacks of boko haram unable to contain. if nigeria is that weakened by boko haram. the neighboring like niger and chad and cameroon are in worst positions to face the threat and so in a now months they have carved out a large territory and

it is growing. not only the territor xepeople but the fact that they can use the space as a launchpad of attacks as they have. and sending suicide bombers but young girls carrying bombs in crowded settings. with the nigeria election set to take place, i shuter to think of what may happen with the base of operations with boko haram. >> thank you, peter for joining us today. >> thank you for having me jenna. >> fox news alert and on this the anniversary of the roe v wade decision that legalized abortion. the house of representative passed a bill that denies taxpayer money to be used for abortion and that is long been the law of the land under the

hya tt. under obama care the rules were changed such that taxpayer money can be used to fund abortions and the vote on party line. 242 to 179. one republican voted no and three democrats voted aye. and the house banned taxpayer money to be used for abortion. >> it is less than two years in office, and the president trying to make good on his pledge to close gitmo. who is left in the facility and what about the detainees that we have not released yet? and hundreds of people out in the cold. a fox news viewer shot the images in a massive apartment complex as it went up in flames. this was just the beginning. rrn

>> a fox news alert and the situation in yemen continues to deteriorate. the yemen president and cabinet resigned this as shiite rebels continue to surround the capitol. jon? >> reporter: the shiit rebels have been moving in on the capitol, yemen capitol over the past few days and took over the presidential palace, and even abducted the prime minister.

this is coming a coming you have hours after a deal was announced between the rebels and the president and his cabinet. according to the report the president and cabinet resign amid pressure from the rebels and there is a lot of shelling and fighting. but again the rebels moved in and took over the capitol and presidential palace and now the resignation of the president and his cabinet. and the u.s. state department said it is prepared to adjust u.s. presence in yemen saying safety is paramount. but there is no current change in posture there. a lot of changes and we'll monitor the developments and jon, as soon as we get information we'll tell you. >> the president there an ally of the united states. >> and in guantanamo bay 122

detaineys and many too dangerous to cut loose. and tying in to the report, many of the detainees are also from yemen. and as unstability engulfs that country. catherine has more. >> reporter: thank you. jenna, a review by the obama administration found 39 detainees are too dangerous to transfer out of the camp. another 32 remended for military trials and belong them is the high value 14 who are coming out of the cia secret prisones and this morning a former military prosecutor at guantanamo told fox this is a mixed bag of bad actors. >> they are facilitators and not the ones who carried out the acts but they helped with the planning and moving documents and money to facilitate those that were planning on attacks.

>> reporter: among those is an operative known as the osama bin laden of southeast asia and linked to three motors including the marriott hotel bombing in indonessia that killed 12 and injured 150. among the injured was an american citizen and told reporters that she contracted hiv from a blood transfusion. and then the suicide bomber that struck a navy vessel off of yemen and killed sailiors. and the prosecution for him is one of the handful of trials that are going through the guantanamo courts and a leading analyst as the president promised to close the detention camps. he sees no evidence that the administration is shutting down

the military trials. >> in obama's vision all of guantanamo facility goes away including the military and some comes to the united states, but i have seen no actions behind the scenes or otherwise that leads me to believe that they are picking up military commissions and bring them to the continental united states. >> critics say moving the guantanamo detainees to the u.s. doesn't solve the problem but amounts to changing the zip code, jenna. >> in the meantime the commander of the guantanamo naval bay has been fired under suspicious circumstances. the captain was under investigation with an alleged affair of a woman whose husband was found dead this month. he has been put in florida. he was in charge of the navy base but the not the detention

facility which is run by a joint task force. >> right now a local state of emergency declared after a massive fire in new jersey. 500 people are homeless including the new york radio announcer joe sterling. they have the fire under control. after battling the flames all night long. and high winds and freezing temperatures made this job extremely difficult. the fire broke out in the a valon across the hudson river in manhattan and spread through the wood ep structure. >> it is concrete and cinder block it would not have the problem. and is light weight construction. >> all of the resident got out safely and the cause of the fire is not yet known. >> new revelations today that

new york university waited months before telling police that a student set fire on a bed with a 19-year-old girl on it. the nypd was not notified until two months later. the girl who suffered burns with the upper body was reluctant to go to the police and they respected her wishes. rebecca rosewood land and ashley is an defense attorneys. no body went to the police, at least not in the early going. the university had its own investigation and crow about the fact they expelled the student, but until now, there was no talk of criminal charges. >> john this bothers me. we live in new york and i am here now. and nyu is a massive university with 40000 students. and they do not undertake a criminal investigation and they are not the nypd.

and they are not in any way organized for that sort of activity. that is why we have a police force. we have federal state and city agents and nypd best in the world. the young girl was set on fire by a classmate and the nypd should have been involved. no matter, i feel terrible for the victim. but no matter the victim wanted to get involved or not. nyu should have and i believe they didn't because they didn't want negative publicity. >> we don't know about the relationship between the two. the 19-year-old victim had been drinking and the assailant put fluid or something on the mattress and lit it on fire and video taped this thing as she was waking up not aware of her surroundings and what was going on and she started screaming and so forth.

nyu put out a statement from a spokesman. in retrospect when the facts were clear the case should have been reported to the police not withstanding the reluctance of the victim. is that an understatement ashley? >> it is not nyushgs's job to report it to the police. whether or not they should have. it is not their job. >> it happen in a dorm room and on university property. doesn't that require they tell the police. >> it is on their property but they did the appropriate action by expelling the student. the student could have called police. she doesn't need the approval or help to call the police who i wonder why didn't call the police are the doctors. the girl had serious burns and sounds awful. she would have gone to the hospital. she would have had a medical

personnel see here and like a gun shot wound and a fight with injuries, the hospital is usually the agency that calls police. and nyu is not the one that is the normal agency to go and call the police, it would be the victim or medical personnel. i don't think that nyushgs's failure to call police is the issue here. i think there are other appropriate agencies that could have contact. >> rebecca, we heard you say you disagree. we have to say good by now. but the accused jamie castanno faces as a result and reckless endangerment charges. we'll let our viewers know what happened in the case. thank you both. >> and more people are coming down with measles to the disny outbreak. and who is asked to stay away from the magic kingdom now.

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>> hi, everyone. coming occupy the real story. breaking news with the president of yemen resigning with his entire cabinet. and just how many in afghanistan are killed by the air strikes. we'll give you the numbers. and tom brady will give a press conference and the the coach beli chick all but threw him under the bus. and governor, where are you? >> i am here. >> and not too secret meeting with jeb bush and mitt romney. i bet the governor has a lot to say about that it. join us in the top of the hour. >> and top prosecutor is found dead in his apartment. alwill bettero nes blond was found dead on hours before he

was set to testify on the iran alleged role in a community center. the united states should take note of all of this. and america should play closer to the urgent warnings. for years laboring in an investigation that it amassed more than a million pages of documents he sounded the alarm over the iran terror network and extended to the argen tina and all the way to the u.s. we'll bring in claudia, let's start there. what did he uncover when it comes to the iranian network inside of his country and elsewhere? >> following the leads he found in argen tina, he found massive terror networks extending from argen tina all the way in new york and spread throughout latin

america and he kept warning we needed to take heed of this. and that's how they prepare to launch terror attacks. >> and what did they look like? >> here's what one of them looked like. you may remember the 2007 terrorist plot to bomb the fuel lines in new york jfk airport. that would have been a spectacular terrorist attack, one of the men convicted and sentenced to life in prisor for. that a bull caderwas a former member of parliament and one of the connections that alberto niszman. the prosecutor found in mapping the networks that extended from the original terrorist plot in buens on. he was seeing a huge organization that was involved in plotting a major attack on new york city.

>> it goes back to argen tina. and why argen tina and what was the cover up he was going to testify about on monday? >> i interviewed him in 2009 in new york city and he had talked to prosecutor there about terrorist cases and she said argen tina had a streak of anti- semitism and the other one was it was willing to share nuclear technology with iran when argen tina stopped sharing that iran decided to carry out a terrorist attack. >> and then he found after all of these years he was found inside of his apartment with a bullet shot wound. what is the the latest about the circumstances on his death? >> there are reasons for skeptism. he was on the eve of testifying that there is a cover up over

a case he was toiling over and he was sounding huge warnings. he wanted to testify in congress and invited to do that in 2013. and the argen do that in 2013. the argentinian government refused permission. we would have heard very interesting things from him in that testimony i'm certain about iranian networks today. one of his warnings was that they infiltrate using agents sent as taxi drivers, as students, as diplomats, as businessmen and they operate under those covers for years. but they are ready when iran decides to execute an attack. and the new york city police department former head of intelligence testified in 2013 to congress that they have found iranian diplomats conducting what looked like hostile reconnaissance surveillance of new york city on more than half a dozen occasions over the past 12 years, including subway tracks, train tracks at grand

central, the wall street heliport. his warning was not only a case about a long ago bombing in argentina, it was a warning about terror attacks in the making today. >> we'll have to leave it there. thank you very much. we appreciate it. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. they just didn't think it could happen. they told the house they would take better care of her... always. announcer: protect what matters. get flood insurance.

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as we told you moments ago the house of representatives passed a bill to ban the use of taxpayer money to fund any abortions. the vote comes on this the 42nd anniversary of the supreme court's decision that legalized abortion in this country roe v. wade. our shannon bream joins us. >> thousands are marching through the streets of washington towards the supreme court as they do on the anniversary of every year. roe versus wade 42 legalized

abortion. house gop leaders hope they could memorialize bypassing a ban on most abortions after 20 weeks. there were some exceptions written in. but it fell apart. some members balked. some expressed about the rape exception reporting requirement would actually require women to report that they had been raped in order to get an abortion. others worried passing that bill as one of the first priorities would send the wrong message. house leaders are pledging they are going to bring that bill back for a vote at some point but senate democrats say if they pass it there we'll do everything we can to block it here. we'll have to see. they are confident the president would veto it as well. the house did vote today on another measure aimed at cutting off any federal money flowing to abortion. the administration sent us a notice they should plan for that to be vetoed if it makes it through the senate. we'll join the if a raid march

just so we can see what folks are talking about as they brave this cold weather in washington. >> shannon bream on the national mall. >> big 4:00 p.m. news conference coming from tom brady addressing allegations his team broke the rules by deflating fbls. we'll have that four live when that happens.

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vulnerable. some little kids. some compromised immune systems. thanks so much for watching us everybody. >> "the real story with gretchen carlson" starts now. we start with the fox news alert. the president of yemen resigning as shi'ite rebels close in on the capital city. he's stepping down hours after the entire cabinet in yemen gave him their resignation. jennifer, what is the latest on the government collapse in yemen. >> reporter: we just came out of a press briefing with the defense secretary here at the pentagon. he did not apparently know about this change in yemen. there were questions asked about the situation in yemen. and it did not come up during the press briefing. what we know is that yesterday there were reports that a truce had been agreed to between the iranian backed shi'ites who had