like. we post a lot of original content there. we make videos responding to your questions so send in some questions by e-mail. maid yeah buzz @foxnews.com. back here with the latest buzz. well you could call it the super bowl of storms. there's a massive weather system right now working its way through the country. you know a lot of folks would start their work week with a foot or more. of snow. hello everyone welcome to "america's news headquarters" i'm eric shawn. >> and i'm arthel neville. the system now making its way through the midwest and it comes close on the heels of another system that dumped up to nine inches of snow in new york. pennsylvania, and new jersey earlier this week. our senior meteorologist janet dean is live, and you're saying that this is the super bowl of storms, yeah? >> it could be. this could be top five for boston, and top five for new york city.

if some of the computer models come true. for new york we're dealing with a blizzard watch right now where we are expecting blizzard conditions with winds in excess of 35 miles per hour for a period, a length of time over three hours. and it could be really a 12-hour event for a lot of folks. so, here is one of the main ingredients we have. a clipper system across the ohio river valley. that's going to bring you know three to six inches of snow across this region. but once this storm moves off the coast and we've got an area of high pressure that's going to continue to bring cold air southward, that's going to give us our nor'easter. a block buster potential historic storm monday into tuesday, and wednesday. so you don't have a lot of time to prepare here if you live in philadelphia, new york, up toward boston. d.c., you'll get a slushy few inches but this is going to be mainly a philadelphia up towards maine event. in some cases 30 inches of snow possible here, with blizzard conditions along the coast.

so 10 to 18 inches here where you see the green shaded areas for blizzard conditions. 40 to 60-mile-per-hour gusts. it is going to be impossible to travel in these areas for an extended lbt of time. just want to show you one of our reliable forecast models. this is why this could be an historic event, a top five event for new york city, up towards boston and providence where we could easily get 18 inches, 24 inches of snow. this is the gfs forecast. and also looking at the nam. the reason i'm showing you these forecast models is they're all coming into consensus that this is going to be a huge event for all of the big cities over 50 million people affected so that's why we're going to make a big deal out of this and we're going to cover it for you throughout the evening, into tomorrow and tuesday and wednesday when it finally exits. and if you can believe it arthel and eric another one behind this one we are just getting started. back to you. >> unbelievable. so is this the top five in history or of this season?

>> could be top five in history especially for boston where they're predicting over two feet of snow. if we get over two feet here in new york city that will certainly be top five. >> whoa. okay, j.d., thank you very much. >> meanwhile not just the issues here janice dean, in the east, but out west about 56000 people still without electricity right now. that after fierce santa ana winds knocked down trees and power lines there. that number is down to about 1,500 who had without power the gusts hitting nearly 90 miles an hour across southern california, take a look at this scary scene. >> all i heard was a loud pop. all the lines were down, you can't get in or out. we tried to leave this morning. we had to go that way. we can't go that way. there's a tree blocking it over there, too. so it's just -- it's a mess. >> 200 crews still trying to work to restore the power to everybody. the winds are expected to continue for the rest of the day. reportedly, thankfully, not as strong.

president obama kicking off a trip to india with a news conference with the and we will continue to maintain the pressure that's required to keep the american people safe. >> the al qaeda threat in yemen is the most dangerous in the world. it claimed responsibility for this month's deadly terror attack on the satirical newspaper in paris. yemen a very poor country was a breeding ground for terror before the government collapse this week.

president obama is also addressing the continued crisis in ukraine. claiming moscow yet again for the increased fighting between the government forces there and the russian packed separatists. this after a series of deadly rocket strikes were apparently fired by those rebel forces that targeted neighborhoods and killed at least 30 civilians. >> look at that direct strike just absolutely dramatic and so tragic. those rocket attacks continue in the southern eastern part of that country hitting homes, a marketplace, and even schools. u.s. officials say those russian-backed rebels are responsible for all this and they say until moscow stops financing them the u.s. and the international community will continue to tighten sanctions and try and take other measures targeting russia, president vladimir putin's government. japan's prime minister says

he is speechless after seeing video purportedly showing the beheading of one of his citizens by isis. japan has vowed to save the other hostage being held by a vis. the man holding up the image, you see here. but joining the u.s. and other allies in saying they will not give in to terrorism. peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. >> arthel now isis says they don't want ransom for the remaining japanese hostage. they want to trade the freedom of ken ji goato who is in their custody for the freedom of an iraqi woman in jordanian custody jailed for her part in hotel bombings in that country a decade ago. so the big question is are the jordanians and the japanese okay with that deal? the japanese chief cabinet secretary says that, quote, the relationship between japan and jordan is extremely good, and the two leaders, abe and jordanian king abdullah ii keep visiting each other.

in these conditions we are asking for cooperation with the related countries including jordan to resolve the hostage crisis but we cannot disclose the content of the coordination as the situation is currently developing. president obama is traveling through india today. he condemned the isis murder. his chief of staff said there's no plan to change the way the united states approaches situations like this even though it seems their frequency has increased. >> you know our policies on this are pretty well set, chris. we don't get in to negotiations with terrorists. we don't pay ransoms because that cash then fuels further kidnappings. which just continue to exacerbate the problem. so we're not going to do that. >> and a prisoner swap? >> we're not going to do that. >> the death of this one hostage certainly raises the stakes in this situation and it's quite a turn since at first some experts thought this video might have been a fake since it didn't have the black isis flag and it wasn't posted to a favorite of -- favorite outlet of isis. at this hour we still don't know

if the japanese or the jordanians have been able to directly contact the isis kidnappers. >> okay, peter doocy, thank you. well the islamic state despite the air strikes, expanding in iraq and syria and continuing the barbaric beheadings. the collapse of the american backed government in yemen, the increased attacks by russian backed rebels in ukraine all growing foreign policy and security challenges facing our country and our allies. so what should be the priority and what do we do? former u.s. ambassador to the united states, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and a fox news contributor joins us as he always does about this time every sunday. ambassador sadly it only seems like it's getting worse. >> well, it is getting worse and this is a consequence of six years of the united states not paying adequate attention to its interests and its allies, all around the world. the middle east, eastern and central europe south asia. this is the reason these crises seem to be coming one after the

other is that we're seeing the consequences of earlier mistakes. so it may be a little disconcerting to see them all together but it should not be surprising. >> well, the president today in india said that we can't play whack-a-mole as he calls it he's used that term several times, can't deploy large numbers of u.s. ground troops to get us into another war. >> i think as we saw very graphically in the president's state of the union message certainly when it comes to national security he has a credibility problem. his answer on yemen, for example, and whether we're still carrying out counterterrorist activity omitted more than he said. and the idea that somehow that his policies have had any effect on russia as we've seen this latest aggression in ukraine, that we slowed down isis all that much, really it's very hard to speak seriously about the president's comments about his own policies when they're so divorced from reality. >> he also did a 180 on visiting and paying respects to king abdullah who died on friday in

saudi arabia. first joe biden was going to go, then the white house said no the president will cut short his trip and apparently "the new york times" is reporting that king abdullah at one point actually slammed a phone down, hung up on the president because the president had pulled the rug out under mubarak. >> yeah, no i've heard that story. it wouldn't surprise me. this is after everyone will recall i think the famous photograph one of a long series of president obama bowing to king abdullah as if he were his sovereign and not two separate equal heads of state and governdent is in india, i think it's good, this is his second visit. i think it's correct that he should go to saudi arabia. following the visit to india. but this is just incidental involvement in foreign affairs. it does not remain the president's priority. he doesn't focus on it. and i don't think he has the strategy to deal with it. >> is it fair to say that it's incidental? he is going there and meeting

them. >> it's on the way home. i think that's about the best you can say. you just heard his chief of staff say oh we don't negotiate with terrorists in connection with the japanese hostage situation. and isis. don't negotiate with terrorists, they're negotiating with the mullahs in iran over the nuclear weapons program when iran for 35 years has been the central banker of international terrorism, aided terrorists that have killed americans in afghanistan, in iraq going back to the bombing of the marine barracks in lebanon in 1983 which is carried out by a forerunner of hezbollah under iranian direction. don't negotiate with terrorists? come on, mr. president, where's your credibility. >> finally, talk about negotiating, there's a state department team cuba right now and there's been some calls and you mentioned this do you think they not actually will close gitmo potentially give guantanamo bay naval base back to cuba? >> i would have to say i did predict that within a few days after the president's announcement of the restoration of diplomatic relations.

i think he's following a left wing ideological agenda, certainly about gitmo. but also about you know american imperialism for seizing guantanamo bay back at the time of cuba's independence from spain. so it wouldn't surprise me at all. i think congress should begin to act on that now, to draw up legislation to prohibit or at least make it very hard, for the president to give the base back. >> well we lease it now, pay them $4,000 a year, and castros they don't cash the checks. they put them in the drawer. literally. ambassador john bolton thank you so much, as always. >> thank you eric. okay the terror group boko haram launching a series of deadly attacks in northern nigeria. what secretary of state john kerry is now urging to keep the nation unified against this threat. and three prominent republican senators what they're urging their party to appeal to a wider coalition of voters. how these three guys could factor in the 2016 presidential

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take life in. secretary of state john kerry is in nigeria as we learn of another attack from that islamic group boko haram. secretary kerry urging the main candidates in that country's upcoming presidential vote to accept the results of the election that happened in february, staying it could limit potential violence there. in a country that as you know is already reeling from that string of terrorist attacks by the radical islamists of boko haram. the military now says boko haram is assaulting the largest city in the northwestern part of the country. the al qaeda linked group has already taken over large portions of the region and apparently wants to establish an islamic state there. >> we need to get a coalition of americans who want to believe again in the miracle of america.

>> and that was senator ted cruz in iowa yesterday. tonight, he joins fellow senators rand paul and marco rubio in a forum in california. all three are reportedly considering runs for the white house in 2016. here to weigh in on all of this is david drugger with the washington examiner. good to see you. >> great to see you. >> i want to ask you listen right now it's a pretty crowded roster. who do you think has the better chance to be the breakout move a little bit more to the center garner more popular votes and not alienate the conservative base? >> let's just take a look at the republican primary because it comes first. i think a lot of republican primaries are going to be looking for outsiders and governors and politicians with real executive experience who can point to some accomplishments. i think that could give candidates like scott walker or even like a jeb bush a leg up over the competition even though you have a lot of fresh faced senators out of washington who are going to be vying for this,

or at least a few. i think that's the achilles heel for a rubio a paul or a cruz is that like the current president when he was elected you're talking about snoweknow executive persons and limited government experience and republicans could be looking to turn the page in 2016. >> you mention rubio paul and cruz as you know they're courting the koch brothers trying to get some campaign funding of the three who do you think would be most intriguing to the koch brothers? >> well, i think they like them all and that's why they invited them. and if you want to be competitive, given the amount of money you have to raise and the appeal that you have to have and it has to be a broad appeal you want to be at this event if you can with a lot of wealthy donors, conservative activists. i like rubio in this regard simply because his rhetoric and brand of conservatism is accessible to conservatives and people who don't consider themselves that ideological. and there's no doubt that ted cruz is a very inspiring very charismatic speaker, and thinker. but a lot of times i think his

rhetoric is more directed towards the base and isn't necessarily accessible beyond the base. and you're going to need, you know, as you mentioned to be accessible beyond the party if you're going to win the general election. >> for right now to even get to that point they've got to again go after these campaign funds. who do you think has capability of getting enough money to keep the engine running for the long haul, to get there to the primaries? >> well, you start at the top with some of the so-called establishment figures whether it's jeb bush who's going to raise a ton of money. he shouldn't be underestimated in any way, shape or form. chris christie can raise a lot of money. mitt romney if he actually gets back in, can raise a lot of money. he's done it before. i think scott walker has a relationship with donors because of all of the races he's run in wisconsin, including that recall. he has the potential to raise a lot of money. marco rubio has a great relationship with donors as i reported this morning. he'll be in california all week raising money from big republican names.

don't underestimate cruz or rand paul. i'm leaving some out. but in many ways arthel it's a wide-open race at this point. i don't think you can really say who's going to be standing on top at the end. >> that's a safe assessment there, david. you're not going on a limb at all? you got nothing for us? >> well, there are times when it's prudent -- when it makes sense to go out on a limb because you can really see the end game. but this is such a wide open race. perhaps more than we've ever seen in a republican primary at least for decades, that i could go out on a limb and try to sound really smart. but the truth is we really don't know where this thing is going to go yet. >> it's a wide open field and you've got a lot of formidable candidates at the moment still in there. we'll see what happens. so i thank you right now. david we will talk to you again soon, i'm sure. >> look forward to it. >> good, me too. >> so, arthel are the new england patriots full of hot air? star quarterback tom brady denying he cheated with those underinflated footballs and the late night comics well, they're

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did you have anything to do with the football? >> me? absolutely not! honestly, i wasn't even aware that footballs could be inflated or deflated. >> tom i think you're pretending to know a lot less than you actually do. >> what? >> you knew it was coming. "saturday night live" having some fun at the expense of the new england patriots. but for the nfl, the situation is no laughing matter. we're following the story. hello, brian. >> it's no laughing matter for

the nfl but tabloid writers seem to be having fun. "the new york post" with a line that reads baloney and calling out bill belichick for sounds like a science teacher. belichick saying his team did nothing wrong and conducted their own internal study with a whole host of possible thee remembers that could explain why 11 out of their 12 footballs in the first half of the afc championship game were underinflated. none of those theories had anything to do with the patriots, of course. >> there are multiple types of gauges, and the accuracy of one gauge relative to another is -- there's variousian there. each ball has its own unique individual characteristic because it's not a manmade piece of equipment. it's a animal skin. it's a bladder. it's stitching. it's laces. we all know that air pressure is a function of the atmospheric

conditions. >> he even said rubbing down footballs for better grip has an effect on pressure but he repeated he wasn't a scientist. some aren't buying it though saying if it was weather then the colts' balls would have been affected as well. others say this is a witch-hunt against a dominant and successful franchise. that the balls didn't have an effect on a 45-7 dominant win. as for the nfl by the way their investigation continues. they've interviewed nearly 40 people and even hired a forensic team. it seems unlikely this will be resolved before super bowl sunday, arthel. >> well you kind of knew that was going to be the case as well. all right bryan. >> meanwhile have you heard about a hollywood movie that sheds light on a terrible disease? coming up we'll tell you about the emotional message about alzheimer's. it's the new film "still alice." plus we'll have details behind what appears to be a promising new treatment. sunday house call and the doctors will be here in just a few moments on also and a lot of

other issues that keep us all healthy.

hello i'm arthel neville. time now for "sunday house call." >> i'm eric shawn. welcome as always. joining us dr. david tomadi. >> and dr. marc siegel professor of medicine at the nyu's langone medical center. also author of unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. good to see you. >> we start today with a really important message. a new hollywood movie that reveals what it is really like to live with the early onset of alzheimer's.