team. thank you for covering a range of subjects. that's it for today. have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday." ." we begin with a fox extreme weather alert. the northeast is bracing for an unprecedented blizzard as powerful a storm as we have seen make its way across the ohio valley in as many years. >> prepare for something worse than we have seen before. prepare to be safe. take every precaution. now is the time to get ready. >> that storm system as you can see is gaining strength as it approaches the atlantic coast. blizzard watches and warnings beginning taking effect tomorrow sometime after the noon hour. that has been moved up. originally it was supposed to be later towards the night.

this thing is getting in here a lot faster. 50 million people in the northeast in the path of this thing. many are spending the final hours on this sunday preparing for up to three feet of snow forecast to fall from tomorrow through tuesday night. major airlines we have learned including american delta j etblue, southwest, u.s. airways telling us they are canceling flights scheduled for tomorrow offering winter weather waivers allowing passengers to fly to or from or through northeast to make one change without paying a fee. tracking the storm live from the weather center. when you and i were on the air a couple of hours ago you said you would be getting an update about now. >> we have blizzard warnings in effect for millions of people from the jersey shore all the way up to eastern canada. blizzard warnings meaning that starting tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon it is going

to be impossible to travel. this is a crippling winter storm that is just starting to get its act together. this is the first feature of the storm. it is a clipper system starting to reach out towards the mid-atlantic. once it gets in towards the ocean that is when it is going to deepen and strengthen exponentially. blizzard warnings all up and down the coast here from 1:00 p.m. tomorrow until early on wednesday. so this is going to be a several-day event. even when the snow is gone we are still dealing with wind gusts in excess of 40 50 miles per hour. that will be blowing snow conditions through wednesday. one to three feet of snow perhaps higher totals in isolated areas. 50 to 60 miles per hour gusts along cape hatteras here in the island, perhaps hurricane force winds. here is your blizzard. you have to have the following criteria.

visibility reduced one quarter mile or less. sustained winds or frequent gusts to 35 miles per hour for a period of three hours or greater. in some cases we are dealing with that for six to ten hours. an epic event. let's take a look at it. 9:00 a.m. monday morning the snow starts to get into here. the jersey shore lineup towards long island. 3:00 p.m. starting to see snow fly in earnest as this developing coastal low really deepens. you can see right here in the deeper shades of blue that is where we could have two to four inches of snow per hour overnight into tuesday. you will not be able to travel. make preparations now. tuesday afternoon still seeing snow and that is going to continue untowards new england where in some cases easily perhaps two feet to three feet. this is our totals. new york city area is predicting 20 to 30 inches of snow and you are going to also get snow

drifts. you can't be on the roads past noon tomorrow. it's going to be impossible. you are putting your life at risk. hurricane force winds tuesday into wednesday along the coast and then the possibility of the power being out. we are dealing with lows overnight in the 20s and teens. that is without the wind chill. very dangerous. neighbors have to help neighbors. communities need to get together because this could be an historic event for millions of people. >> we were on a couple of hours ago and you did something i had never seen you do before. you said i'm going to call out beyond the scope of what the authorities are telling us. i know the mayor here in new york city said he will keep schools open. you said no way. your quick thoughts on that. >> you have to take accountability for your children. in my mind if there is a blizzard warning starting at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow and people are being urged to stay off the roads that things could be

crippling my kids are staying home. it is up to each parent. you have to take accountability for your own actions especially when we have a potentially life threatening event. we'll move on to the other big story or one of them on the staend. the leaders of the world's largest democracy frosty relationship are getting together. there they are. president obama becoming the first u.s. president to visit india twice. he met today with indian prime minister modi. several world crisis are getting in the way of the president's goals specifically terrorism and new threats rising in the middle east. the president was forced to answer questions about iranian supported rebels. two prominent u.s. leaders, arizona's john mccain and california senator dianne feinstein both questioning the white house's strategy at this

point saying a more offensive stance needs to be taken one that may include some u.s. military combat on the ground. >> so where mccain is right i do think we need special operations in these countries on the ground more than just advisers. and i think we need to protect our allies, israel jordan, saudi arabia and be more pronounced about it. >> chief white house correspondent ed henry is traveling with the president in new delhi, india. the president has a pretty big agenda but the terror issues are overshadowing that visit. >> these two leaders want to focus on what they are calling a new era of trust between these nations highlighting a new nuclear deal and possible trade agreement. this whole situation with terror all around the world dominating the conversation.

the president on defense at a news conference on the issue of yemen which is now in shambles. remember it was back in september when the president cited yemen as a success in terms of his counter terror efforts. the president's chief of staff did a whole series of sunday morning talk shows and seemed to shift the white house approach to dealing with terror at one point saying that the u.s. is at war with al qaeda which sounds different from what the president said at last year's state of the union. >> we are at war against al qaeda, its manifestations in yemen, manifestations in south asia manifestations in east africa, north africa and at war bound to destroy isil in iraq and syria. >> as we actively and aggressively pursue terrorist networks through more targeted efforts and by building the

capacity of our foreign partners america must move off a permanent war footing. >> a year ago this month the president was saying america must move off a war footing and then today saying we are at war with al qaeda. a few days ago the president did not mention the phrase al qaeda at all the first time in the state of the union that was not mentioned since 9/11. if you are at war with al qaeda makes you wonder why the president did not mention it. >> if his speech was this tuesday instead of last tuesday i don't think he could have gotten around that because of what happened in yemen. the white house chief of staff i understand made news on another terror story today, as well. >> no doubt about it with isis. you saw one japanese citizen beheaded by isis this weekend.

horrible images. we have a second citizen. den he rejected the idea that there would be prisoner swap terrorist situation negotiating with terrorists for money. >> we don't get into negotiations with terrorists. we don't pay ransom because that cash then fuels further kidnappings which just continue to exacerbate the problem. >> and prisoner swap? >> we are not going to do that. >> remember what happened months ago with bowe bergdahl a prisoner swap with the taliban troversial for this administration. if that state of the union was coming up this week instead of last week given what happened with isis and yemen in the past few days it might have been more pressure on the president to deal with national security and not so much on the domestic front which was the big focus of the speech. >> always good to see you.

let's stay now with the islamic state and the isis savages and a new demand by the terrorist thugs as the life of a second japanese hostage is hanging in the balance. instead of $200 million in ransom now isis is proposing a prisoner swap demanding the release of a woman convicted of aiding in a terrorist attack against several hotels in 2005. live in washington. the thugs, the terrorist thugs are wanting to do some negotiating. >> that's right. they want an iraqi woman jailed in jordan for her part in multiple hotel bombings a decade ago. they want her freedom in exchange for freedom of the hostage. we have an update about where possible negotiations are. he says the relationship between japan and jordan is extremely good and the two leaders keep

visiting each other. in these conditions we are asking for cooperation with the related countries including jordan but we cannot disclose the content of the coordination as the situation is currently developing. as for the hostage already killed japanese prime minister abe says he is speechless thinking about the pain that man's family is feeling. >> we just heard what the white house is saying. what about the rest of washington? >> some of the administration's critics think the white house should be doing more and they don't buy the line that chief of staff mcdonough that the united states would not consider a prisoner swap because he said the united states does not negotiate with terrorists. >> they are negotiating 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 barics in lebanon in 1983 which was carried out by hezbollah. >> there was no masked man speaking in a british accent but had the same results showing a dead hostage. we will continue following developments with any negotiations in the coming hours and days. >> so sickening and heartbreaking. thank you very much. right now tens of millions of people are bracing for what could be a record-breaking blizzard in the northeast. more on that storm that could shut down major cities and leave feet of snow in its wake. and the long list of possible presidential contenders trying to woo supporters. fox news political insiders will join me shortly. they want to say who is red hot at this point and who is not.

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we are following the weather alert as the northeast braces. on the phone with us is peter judge, the head of the massachusetts emergency management agency. you with us? anybody knows how to deal with a huge snow storm it is our friends to the north. what is different about this. you hear storm blizzard warnings all the time. how is this shaping up to be one we need to keep our eye on? >> national weather referring to it as historic. we are expecting two to three feet of snow everywhere across the state. we are expecting wide spread power outages and extremely high winds. we are expecting a great deal of major coastal damage. so we are get ag triple shot on this particular storm.

>> one of the things i was wondering about earlier since superstorm sandy i know our coast lines are vulnerable. >> there are a number of locations that we are concerned about extensive beach erosion and ultimately maybe losing some homes into the sea again. >> and when you talk about that beach erosion the home loss that is catastrophic. we have seen that so much. we saw that in hurricane superstorm sandy. that beach erosion leads to further difficulties down the line. how are you guys preparing for this? >> at this point we are working with local communities making sure that they have the shelters in place and they can reach out to individuals in the areas that are susceptible to coastal flooding and make sure that they are safe and get out of there in a timely manner but also we are concerned with statewide really as far as setting up shelters.

many people are going to lose power and heat which really could be deadly this time of year. >> most people have most of their money invested in their home. i would like to ask you your thoughts on how do you protect that investment? i lived in minnesota and there are things you have to do and quickly. those pipes can be problem. >> we are having people take the right steps to make sure that those pipes are insulated and simple things like turning the spigot on to keeping the water running a little bit and the pipes will be less likely to freeze. if it means losing power then making sure you have blankets covering windows. if you are using secondary types of heating make sure you know how to do it safely whether a generator. >> i heard you say the words get out in a timely manner. are you anticipating evacuating people on coastal areas? >> pretty probable.

we are looking at flooding that we have not seen in a while. >> when that snow hits the water it is all water. massachusetts emergency management we appreciate your time. i know how busy you are so thank you very much. >> you're welcome. be safe now. >> because i lived in a colder climate and i know many twitter follows are in michigan. i put out a call for people's thoughts to share with those 50 million or so wondering what can i do to make this better. benjamin says expect the power to go out. run a trickle of water through the drain to prevent pipes freezing if you go under 0 degrees and do not drive unless it is an emergency. born and raised in vermont. prepare for power outages. have alternate heat source, easy fix meals pace snow shoveling. check on the elderly.

and tim for work tomorrow bring a suitcase with a couple of outfits and a couple of pairs of shoes and personal items. some people will get stuck where they shelter in place at work. if you have more please tweet me. sometimes human experience is best shared. we are a week away from the biggest pro football game of the year but the story dominating the head lines doesn't have anything to do with football as such except for one ball in particular, one that might be deflated. a dozen footballs used by the new england patriots and people are wondering what really happened. we heard from the seattle seahawks head coach about the so-called scandal. and "american sniper" continuing to shatter box office records.

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well, well well not that long away and look at what we are talking about not the game itself. seattle seahawks pete carroll calling under inflated balls an unfortunate situation. looking forward to the super bowl matchup next sunday. the patriots are leaving boston's logan airport about 12:30 eastern tomorrow. it will be snowing. hopefully they get out ahead of the blizzard. joining us from our new york city news room. >> the seattle seahawks after landing said they don't expect the inflated hoopla to effect sunday's game or them. >> nothing to do with anything. we are focused on playing

football and playing time and trying to find a way to win the super bowl. >> seahawks coach supported bill belichick admitting he did not know how footballs were handled before this week's scandal. >> i never checked on the whole process of how our footballs were handled until this week. and i can empathize with coach belichick in that way. i understand he never has either. i know every step of it now. my awareness is up and i'm sure theirs is and everybody else's is will never be the same. >> the reaction comes a day after coach belichick said he is confident his team followed every rule to the letter after conducting a team study on preparing footballs he cited weather, air gauges and design of the football as possible reasons the balls were under inflated as the nfl continues its investigation into robert kraft's patriots.

richard sherman fired off about this picture showing commissioner roger goodell at kraft's home saying will they be punished? probably not. not as long as kraft and roger goodell are taking pictures at their homes. talk about conflict of interest. in the meantime we can expect head lines like this. the new york post with bill deny science guy. bill ny said belichick's explination yesterday made no since. >> a lot of dropping the mic. you think we will talk about the football game? >> probably not. >> good to see you. look at this. "american sniper" continuing the domination. the film earned a stunning $64.4 million in the second weekend.

the total two week tops 200 million making "american sniper" the number two war film of all time in north america not accounting for inflation. hollywood's big film and television stars are hitting red carpet for the screen actor's guild. i don't know anybody who looks better in a suit or tux. hello. >> how are you? >> i'm fantastic because i am joined with the amazing terry cruz and his lovely house. he is nominated along with his show for "brooklyn 99." >> this is it! we did it! new york what's up! feeling going into tonight? >> i am loving it. honored among your peers the screen actor's guild.

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show her the ring. >> you go girl. >> celebrate tonight. >> back to you. >> great moment. thank you. >> good to see you. have fun out there. we are covering the blizzard that is expected to sit on top of the northeast just long enough to become a historic weather event. the elements of a possible monster winter storm setting up for the northeast. we will have the latest. we are now approaching the bottom of the hour so we will check back in with her on what the models are showing. controversy surrounding a planned speech by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu before a joint session of congress. the white house defending president obama's decision not to meet with netanyahu. keep it here on fox tonight. cuba losing the last battle of the cold war hosted by bret

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from last snow storm which we only got about a half a foot. meteorologist is live for us. that is going to look like a picnic in the park. >> small potatoes. in some cases people will have never seen an event like this if forecast models shape up. here is the clipper system. three to six inches along the ohio river valley. when this low dies off into the atlantic and strengthens overnight monday night into tuesday. there is monday morning the snow getting into the jersey shore towards new york. there is 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. on monday starting to see very strong winds as well as the snow piling up. and then overnight impossible to travel all along the i-95 corridor. deepening blues showing two to four inches of snow an hour. some forecast models showing 20 to 30 inches of snow before the storm is said and done. this is one of our reliable

forecast models. 18 inches along west of the city of new york but along the coast line that is 24 inches plus. so that is one of our reliable forecast models why the city of new york has issued a warning saying 20 to 30 inches possible with wind gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour. blizzard warnings for many millions of people from central new jersey up to the canadian border where we will see several inches of snow per hour in some cases over two feet three feet of snow and wind gusts along the coast here of hurricane force. record snowfall is possible. here is our top five. if we go past 27 inches we will be the number one snow maker for new york city as well as boston. if we get over three feet in boston epic historic snow. stay tuned. we will be on it all through the evening and for the event on tuesday and wednesday. >> like all the snow in the eight storms we complained about

last winter are all in one storm. >> people need to make preparations now. the white house chief of staff is defending president obama on a range of policies including america's relationship with israel. that relationship is under pressure in the wake of the gop's controversial invitation for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to speak before congress. >> the president's view is this is in the national interest and should we treated as not partisan. >> the fox news political insiders are here. you can tune in and chime in on facebook and twitter. former republican congressman for new york. and to my right former pollster for president clinton. let's start now with the current relationship between the united states and israel and your thoughts about the president

saying speaker of the house john boehner invited benjamin netanyahu to come speak before congress but i'm not going to meet with him. >> i think that is extraordinary and extraordinarially wrong headed by the president. the president did not go to france. why do we criticize? a bad decision. he is now going as he should to saudi arabia for king abdullah's funeral and will not meet with our stable democratic ally of the middle east. there is a real problem here. when the congress of the united states invites the prime minister he is being invited by the american people. it is not a partisan act. the world is in complete chaos and our president is not showing leadership. >> i do want to say this. you may remember i think it was like 2007 former speaker of the house nancy pelosi wanted to go

to syria. she was going to go do that. there was -- she wanted to meet with bashar al assad and president george w. bush saying that is not how we want to do it. why was it right then? why are the democrats taking exception to what is happening now? >> all they do is play politics. former president carter went to north korea when the clinton administration did not want him to go. those were two democrats. you know the larger point here is that this administration is treating these people like -- this entire iranian thing is a disaster. he didn't mind when david cameron came and lobbied members of congress two days while he was here before the iran deal. >> two things. first of all 67 years israel has existed. i would say this is the lowest

point of american presidential relations with the government of israel. the obama administration the bottom, the worst ever. number two, pat mentioned iran. that is the underlying issue in all of this. number one tick talk. the clock is ticking. they're enriching. they are stalling and we are letting them stall. netanyahu's furious about it and worried to death and boehner is smart to say let's do this. we are being cut out of this thing. let's get him over here and raise the profile of these targets. >> netanyahu said today i will go wherever masses speak. he is saying it is scheduled for february 11. former deputy assistant secretary of state liz cheney said we are looking at now at least four capitals across the

middle east in countries where iran-backed rebels have taken capitol cities. >> yemen as pat was suggesting is now in play and al qaeda is running rampant in both the capitol and thout the country as a pro-u.s. government has fallen. saudi arabia is now at risk given the king's death. it appears we will have a peaceful transition. anything goes. iraq is in worst shape than our administration is letting on. syria is just a launching pad for isis. obviously the iranian problem gets worse and worse as we move towards a deal that could put ourselves at great risk. liz cheney was if anything under estimating the risk we face as a nation. >> i want to get on the record with one thing. i said february. it was moved to march. not since this conversation. >> i thought maybe we forced it to march. >> we didn't do it.

>> on top of what doug just said the iranians are also running iraq and militias fighting in iraq. the frightening point here is -- i saw the state of the union and watched shows this morning. i have to say i'm very disturbed. we have had incompetent presidents and misleading presidents but never had a president who i believe is in the twilight zone who decided he lives in an alternate universe. if you look at when he said criticizing people who raise money this man spent every other day last year raising money. this is a man who said about being how demonizing. if you take those ideas and look what he said about foreign policy didn't say you should be terrified. you can only do so much damage domestically but he can destroy the united states national security. >> we have talked on here that there is a vacuum in the world of leadership because this president is basically abdicated

the role. same thing in washington because he is bugged out of the system and said i'm going to rule by my pen and the telephone and memo. the congressional leadership has said if you are going to do that we are going to run foreign policy our way from capitol hill and it shouldn't be happening. none of this should happen. >> we have it. i love the fact that you brought that up. senator menendez of new jersey. >> i have to be honest with you. the more i hear from the administration and the quotes the more it sounds like talking points that come straight out of tehran. and it feeds to the iranian narrative of victimization. >> this man three weeks ago was the head of the foreign relations committee ranking democrat. if a republican said this could you imagine the reaction?

i watch morning shows. i don't think anyone would mention what he said. somebody has to go to this president and talk to him? >> so far it looks to me like he is listening more to the cubans than anybody else. i was just overseas and so i spent some time with some ukrainians and europeans. they see the president as mia. they don't even mention the united states when they are talking about world problems like what happened in greece. we have a socialist government talking about aggregating. we have ukraine which is now further at risk from separatists backed by moscow. it is a crisis. >> some of the leaders you mentioned, they were all at that march. i hate to take it back to that but you had those people in that one location. what a missed opportunity. you might say based on what you just laid out.

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with. i support an infrastructure plan but i support the keystone pipeline, the fact that the president is talking about vetoes rather than bipartisan conciliation to get both done is to me a sign of the basic bankruptcy of his approach to policy. >> wouldn't it be simple for him to say i will give you keystone but let's have an infrastructure bill that is broader than this. he doesn't want to negotiate anything. >> that is where we are headed in a normal situation. it will be passed this week. he will veto it. it doesn't end the thing and then you negotiate and see what he wants. maybe that is what he wants. >> no sign that this president wants to cooperate, negotiate or -- i wish there were. >> what i said earlier is correct. this man is living in his own world. the election never happened. he was re-endorsed. >> 66% -- >> he doesn't want to do

anything. everyone out there he never has wanted to and he will not. >> moving forward you talk about this veto and maybe they negotiate and maybe they don't. is there something else that the gop should be doing at this point? >> there are many other issues we have to get to and they can't get to it internally. immigration and obamacare. we have had since we were last on with you we found out that the leadership has told the members in both the republican caucus and the house and senate we are not going to overdo obama's executive order on deportation. we will not repeal obamacare even though every single republican candidate this past fall ran on the play. >> why do you think they won't? >> i don't think they want to. the leadership has never wanted to. >> is that because it is not something to replace it? >> it's their own fault. >> that is the issue.

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since i was elected governor we cut taxes in wisconsin. we reduced spending. we balanced the budget. that is what we need more of in this great country. >> wisconsin governor scott walker there and many others drawing battle lines. the iowa freedom summit was a parade of politicians. fox news political insiders are back. all of you i want to put this in your words hot meaning lightning rod hot thought governor walker has it.

why? >> he is an outsider from washington. he is a fresh face on the national scene and he has pruchboven he can unite the establishment wing and the tea party wing. >> i totally agree with doug. of all of the current sitting governors he is way ahead of them in that part of the republican primary. >> and with voters i think what we saw out there at least the reports in what is starting to show up in early polling he is starting to score very well. and the reason is this is a man who did something with conviction. they tried to impeach him. they beat him. >> he wins huge double digit

victory. >> it is interesting to hear the two democrats at the table not talk about the party. you like him and you bring up the principles. it is said on twitter do the insiders believe there is an advantage? >> that is exactly the point. absolutely so. given that senator barack obama became president barack obama there is a healthy appetite for leadership. >> who is not hot? >> i think it is jeb bush and mitt romney. the two establishment wings. jeb is polling below mitt. >> he is polling well. >> leadership of the republican party is turned against him. >> not hot. >> i think bobby jindal because he is going nowhere. >> not hot and not going to get hot chris christie. why on mitt romney and jeb bush do i have a feeling we will be with you ten months from now and

won't be talking about romney and bush anymore. you guys are hot on fox report and we appreciate that. i will be back tomorrow at noon eastern for outnumbered.

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