can't be friends. >> terror swaps. we got it all over time. we're back on tv tomorrow at noon eastern. "happening now" with patty and jon starts now. we begin with a fox news alert. new video after a gas truck explodes outside a children's hospital in mexico city. we're told three people are dead and there are concerns that number could rise. >> dozens more are injured as rescue crews search for victims trapped under the rubble. we are awaiting the latest updates from officials. we are covering all the news happening now. a nation in shock over the mysterious death of a prosecutor that could reach the president's

office in the country's deadly terror attack. as the patriots gear up for super bowl. the murder trial for aaron hernandez gets under way. jurors being sworn in today as prosecutors prepare to lay out their case. devastated. >> a deadly fire in the heart of san francisco. it just pretty much lost everything. >> victims fight to escape add flames rip through their apartments in the blink of an eye. it's all "happening now." we begin with growing tension with the obama administration and benjamin netanyahu planning to address congress.

welcome. >> new york times reports the white house is outrage that netanyahu accepted the invitation. it's playing out on capitol hill. nancy pelosi says it harms the chance of passing new sanctions on iran. john boehner is defending the administration saying they are taking on issues the white house would rather ignore. >> israel remains on end a day after the deadly terror attack. today the border is quiet. chris wallace is the anchor of fox news sunday. thanks for being here. why is the white house so upset about this invitation to

benjamin met benjamin netanyahu? >> i think they are saying he can say anything he wants about iran. he will be on the trip to the united states any way to speak to the pro-israeli lobby in the united states. i think what they're concerned about is the feeling that netanyahu may be siding with -- this is the white house view -- siding with republicans and making this issue more political than a matter of geopolitics. they are upset the fact that netanyahu accepted an invitation from speaker boehner and that they weren't notified about it before hand. >> the speaker of the house said we're a co-equal branch of government to the white house. we can do what we please. here is the exchange on special report. >> you surprised by the push

back by the invite of the israeli prime minister? >> not really. i believe the prime minister of israel has a strong voice. he believes that the threat of the iranians having a nuclear weapon is a very serious threat. israeli prime minister can also talk with some expertise about the growing threat of radical islam. we've got a serious problem in the world and the president just wants to act like it's going to just disappear. >> as you know, chris, the president says that he is trying to corral the iranian issue and he's very close to getting a deal with iran that the invitation is only going to harm. >> interestingly enough it clearly has backfired here in the united states because there were a number of democrats, ten democratic senators who were talking about joining republicans in passing a measure

that would threaten very soon, threatening a measure that would threaten iran with sanctions, if they were to walk away or fail to make a deal. those ten democratic senators said they will give the president until the end of march before they take any sanction action. i think it's just a feeling this issue, which is a very serious one about the life and death of the country whether iran get a nuclear weapon but it's becoming too political. it's becoming the republicans against the white house. i think that's the concern about this whole invitation whether it's taken an issue of enormous international porjsimportance and made it too much of a domestic issue. >> democrat that might have been inclined to vote of sanctions or triing about or expressing they would vote the other way because of the invitation?

>> they are saying they will not vote for sanctions. the white house says if you threaten sanctions that's going to give the iranians an opportunity or excuse to walk away. they are now saying they will not vote for sanctions until after that march 24th dead lynn which means 60 votes they probably do not have the votes to pass the sanctions bill now.

no from the latest word i've gotten on capitol hill to the 67 votes, the super, super majority he would not to sustain a veto. i think the feeling on the part of the republicans is it's a win-win. if the president were to change his mind and i don't think he's going to to sign the bill to authorize keystone then they get a project that they think will be good for the country. will help the domestic north american, the oil will come from canada. it will also create in the short term up to 42,000 direct and related jobs. if he signs it, that's good news and if he vetoes it's a bill that has overwhelming support in the country. one of the things the republicans want to do is show we can get business done in

capitol hill. the president, not the republicans who are the obstructionist here. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> don't miss chris on fox news sound. this weekend he has an exclusive interview with greg abbott. we want to hear from you. do you support the keystone pipeline? our live chat is up and running. click on america's asking and get your thoughts into the conversation. mitt romney testing the campaign waters on a tour of the south. among his stops mississippi. one of the nation's poorest states and most dependent on government services.

>> probably also the most conservative state. spent the day at mississippi state university. gave a big speech in the evening to students. romney took aim at president obama and hillary clinton saying how can secretary clinton provide opportunity for all if she doesn't know where jobs come from in the first place. we need a president that will bring more good paying jobs to college campuses. romney la meanted that he would have been judged on his record back in 2012.

>> what they focus on. it's not. mostly it's what you say and what you do is a lot more important than just what you say. >> romney also previewed some themes for possible third candidacy. democrats previewed a romney ron slamming him after the speech for out sourcing and bankrupting companies. if he runs again he'll face the same stuff he did in 2012. the good news, is it would be all the same old stuff and he's already been through that. >> true enough. thanks. a deadline from isis passes.

the terrorists issuing an audio ultimatum. isis has killed the other japanese hostage it was holding posting a grisly photo online of his death last saturday. the government is trying to verify the message. the hostage is seen here holding a picture of a jordanian pilot who have captured when his plane crashed in isis controlled territory. his life hangs in the balance now. the terrorists say he will be killed unless they release this woman, a convicted would be suicide bomber by sunset. it's nightfall in the middle east as the world watches to see if isis will act on its threats. back here on u.s. soil the ft. hood gunman appeared in court a short time ago. army officials says the judge wants to review routine matters in the case. among the issueses under discussion, who will be on his legal team during his appeals.

he was sentenced to death nearly 18 months ago for killing 13 people back in 2009. a military judge is hearing arguments on whether to restrict the use of female guards at guantanamo bay. a prisoner argues the muslim faith prohibits women from having physical contact with women. some female soldiers have filed gender discrimination complaints over this. stunning new details in the death of a russian spy. we'll tell you why authorities are calling the autopsy one of the most dangerous conducted. a children's hospital in ruins after a devastating explosion. we're getting images as crews search for victims.

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leaving much of the building in ruins. reports three people were killed. dozens more injured. smoke rising from fires still burning at the scene. first responders are still searching for more victims. the mexican army says they are sending soldiers to help. new information on the investigation into the 2006 death of a former russian spy. authorities now say theed with of alexander was so radioactive

the autopsy was one of the most dangerous conducted. amy joins live from london. hi. >> apparently the body was so riddled with radioactivity that doctors decided to leave him in his hospital room still hooked up to the life support machines for two days while they could figure out what they could do and where in order to protect themselves when they carried out the autopsy. he was a former kgb spy who died of poisoning eight years ago in london. he was reportedly looking into russian president putin's alleged ties to organized crime when he dies. his widow accuses him of ordering the murder. it came from a closed nuclear facility. other experts said it's impossible to trace the origins. he suffered organ failure and

several heart attacks before dying at the age of 43. he ingested the poison at the millennium hotel in central london. >> i know my husband was killed. i saw how it happened. it was a torture. he died front of me front of his friends. >> the main suspect in the case himself a former kgb agent turned independent contractor, he was one of the last people he met. they had been on friendly terms. how he's a member of russia's parment parliament. russia refuses to extradite him. he said he could careless about what happens in london.

>> interesting. we'll be following that story. live in london. thank you. there's another death investigation with potential international implications leaving police with lots of questions. a top prosecutor looking into iran's terror attack found dead. he raised questions about his own security detail. we'll speak with a guest following this case closely. investigators know the cause of a devastating fire that burned a mansion to the ground and killed six people inside. that's next. your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes

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police say they do not suspect arson after a deadly fire in san francisco. it started last night leaving one person dead and six others injured. took more than 100 firefighters several hours to put out the flames flames. the red cross is helping dozens of people displaced. a fire in maryland that killed a couple and their four grand children. authorities revealing the fire spread so rapidly. >> investigation team has concludesed that an electrical failure ignited the combustible material in the area which quickly spread to the christmas tree and the furnishes. the christmas tree had been cut down more than 60 days prior to the fire. >> the flames reduced that 16,000 foot home to rubble.

crews had to shuttle in water because there was no hydrant nearby. many questions surround the death of a prosecutor. today a funeral procession taking alberto to his final resting place. the day before his death on january 18th a former aid says he told him he did not trust the security detail that was protecting him. with nothing ruled out about the cause of his death suspicion is swirling around the nation of iran. he was found dead only hours before he was set to testify about his investigation into a 1994 bombing of a jewish community center that killed 85 people claiming to find a cover up involving the agentine government and iran. who had the most to gain from his death? she knows this story very well.

it is a mystery. this is a guy everybody said was very happy. his work was doing wa hehat he wanted. >> was meant to look like a suicide. there are a lot of other explanations. they knew the prosecutor. >> this goes back 20 years. he had already charged six iranians and one lebanese member of hezbollah with the crime. the argument is he found evidence that the argentine government helped iran hide these people, if you will.

>> what he had found evidence that the government had come to an agreement with iran that in exchange for somehow giving impunity to these six iranians, iran would give oil and markets. that's what he was going to congress to talk about on that monday, the day before he was killed. the main thing that i think people are missing here is that it's much easier to look at argentina as the possible culprit here because he was going to expose this cover up. i think really there's a lot of reason to believe that iran had an interest in silencing him because iran was going to be in this report in the congress and if his evidence was strong enough, i think that might have encouraged the judiciary to bring the case to court in

argentina. that had been blocked up until now. i think that was the key element that the iranian's wanted to block. that's the reason we should look at iran equally as we look at the government in this case. >> iran is under so much pressure in other corners of the world. the last thing it needs is to be implicated as having been comply sit in this terror attack that killed 85 people. >> they have been accused of sponsoring state terrorism. if he was successful in bringing this to the court and bringing the evidence even if he couldn't actually extradite be individuals that would have been an inconvenient set of circumstances for a country that's trying to clean up its image. >> he wasn't necessarily going after his country's president so much as saying that she was

compli complisit. >> the reason this came to light is he has judicially approved wiretaps that showed this agreement being developed because the two sides. i think in the end his main motivation was to get justice for the victims of the bombing. for that he needed to bring the iranian's to court from being able to do that. i think he thought this was a step to open that door. i think that if iran did not want that door open they had a lot of interest. >> it's fascinating case. thank you. from the locker room to the

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opening statements have wrapped up in the murder trial of a former nfl star. aaron hernandez is now in court charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of odin lloyd. he have dating the sister of hernandez's fiancee. >> prosecutors say hernandez and his two friends picked up lloyd at his house and drove him to an industrial park and shot him. all three are charged with murder. the other two being tried separately. prosecutors not naming the actual shooter.

>> that's what they're hoping to. when they do this type of conspiracy charging they would say i wasn't the shooter. it was that individual. that's not what happened here. everyone's maintained their silence. hernandez is the first to come forward with this trial. it's not unusual for the prosecutor to do this type of charging. >> motive always very important in these cases. hernandez is charged with two counts of murder in a different case. a double homicide back in 2012. lloyd was dating the sister of hernandez's fiancee. prosecutors say they think lloyd showed where the bodies were in the case. that's a reason for them to bring up this other murder case

in the current case. that has been banned seen as two prejudicial. do you agree with that ruling? >> i do agree with that ruling. i think that evidence in another case that is pending is irrelevant with respect to the charges here. i can see why the defense would make that connection and argue it is relevant. i would see why the judge would agree with the defense side. i'm sorry the judge would agree with the defense side to exclude the evidence. i believe there's sufficient evidence here from my reading to implicate hernandez in these murders. there's evidence of him being the driver of the vehicle that had the other two defendants as well as the victim. arriveing to the place where the victim was ultimately killed. there's also evidence of him in his home holding a firearm that appears to be the murder weapon. that murder weapon was never recovered. there's further evidence of that he lied to his employers to bill

belichick and mr. craft. that evidence is going to be admissible against him as well. >> there are some people saying this case is light on physical evidence. >> the last time he was found alive. he was in the car with hernandez and the two other accomplices. those types of ballistic evidence comes forward. the defense will say no gun, no case. you don't have a gun. you have this video tape of the three of them walking with odin but where's the video tape of who the shooter was. where do you have the evidence that any of these men were shooters. there's talk that the defense will come forward and say shernz hernandez is not the individual who pulled the trigger. they were on drugs on pcp.

all of this is murky. it's when they can do some of that last minute planning as to what the defense will be. so far they can come forward and try to defeat it and try to show there's reasonable doubt. one being there's no gun. >> diana there's word that these accomplices took pcp in the days before the murder. prosecutors say this should not come up at hernandez's trial. he's not alleged to have taken it. tell us why this issue is so important. >> it's used to confuse the jury. realistically it has nothing to do with whether or not hernandez was involved. it's used as a defense tactic to confuse the jury. i kpapt the judgeexpect the judge to exclude it. >> all right. thank you for joining us. >> great to be here.

>> thanks. authorities in florida delaying the second court appearance for fugitive treasure hunter tommy thompson. he's credited with discovering the greatest lost treasure in history. he took the money and ran cheating his investors out of millions. he was on the lam for years before he was caught this month. phil joins us live from miami with more. >> he will live in florida for another week this morning. it's difficult to get good health care when living under ground for ten years. he surrendered hands up tuesday

when their life on the lam came to a stop in boca raton. in 1988 his treasure hunting ship found the ship of gold off the coast of south carolina with an estimated $400 million worth of gold bars and coins on the bottom of the sea. the ss central america sank in a hurricane loaded with tons of california gold. investors who gave millions to fund the treasure hunt are suing him saying they never received their share at all. after spotting her tuesday she led u.s. marshals for seven hours as she took buses tax keys and even walking a mile finally leading them right to the fugitive couple's hotel room where they paid cash for the past year. before that they lived right up florida's treasure coast at a mansion where the landlord said they paid in moist bills described as sweaty. inside the house investigators

found a book how to be in invisible. a how to guide for fugitives like use cash always and don't get bank accounts. they found numerous money straps and large pipes where they perhaps buried millions of dollars in cash for the man once the golden boy in the salvage industry. perhaps now it's time to start talking how much cash is left. how many gold is left and where is it. >> fascinating story. stay on it for us. thank you. a federal judge is blasting the justice department alleging that seven lawyers put fraud upon the court. william is live with that story for us. >> those words a fraud upon the court are a big deal especially

when the justice department is supposed to be the gold standard for integrity. this is about what the justice department did not do when a federal judge said it's lawyers lied in court and with held evidence. to win a case again atf act who the government accused of burning down his own house with his family inside. he said it was absurd and sued to uncover atf corruption. the justice department manipulated the case. the judge accused seven government lawyers of obstructing justice after an official intimidated the fellow agent and a key witness, the lawyers quote ordered the agent not to communicate the threat to the court and stated there could be repurrercussion ifs the agent did not follow the instructions. >> it's very serious. judges don't make allegations like this cavalierly. it's only after they looked at

the evidence and have deep concerns that something is not quite right. this is not be any means a run of the mill routine order. >> the lawyers tried to stop atf from reopening the arson investigation because it would hurt their case. that's obstruction. alegra has taken the almost unprecedented step of banning those lawyers from his court in this case. >> william what is out going attorney general eric holder saying? >> the attorney general's office refused to respond to a single question from us about the judge's claims or discipline for those lawyers. unlike fast and furious when holder claimed ignorance he was specifically served with evidence of wrong doing. his actions could cost taxpayers even more. >> back to you. >> thanks.

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is that putting lives at risk or is it a good idea? don't miss that at the top of the hour. the u.s. air force announcing plans to have boeing replace its fleet of presidential airplanes. officials say the company modified 747-8 is the only u.s. made aircraft that meets the requirements to be air force one. boeing has been the sole provider of presidential planes since 1962. the air force has ordered three new planes to replace the current air force one fleet. a robot inspired by great minds at m.i.t. may provide hope that some manufacturing jobs can return to america. douglas kennedy has more now from our new york city news room. >> in the past manufacturing robots have been expensive and difficult to operate. now this company in boston is

trying to change that. >> the idea behind the face is it tells you he is happily working or confused. >> meet the world's most sophisticated and friendly artificially intelligent robot. >> he's doing the work people don't want to do. >> his name is baxter. according to one of his creators baxter is about to transform american manufacturing. >> unlike previous manufacturing, robots that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, you're putting him on the market at an affordable price. >> he's only $25,000. for that kind of price why do you need to out source to china. >> he can perform precise tasks with machinery all while letting those around him know if he's okay. >> you can see it from 50 feet

away. the biggest thing that separates him from other robots is how he learns. he's taught by example rather than being programmed by computer. in order to teach baxter to pick this up you move the arm back and forth a couple of times and he'll learn to do it and do it over and over again. >> that's right. it's so easy that a factory technician can train him to do a job in 15 minutes. >> will the price point and ease of use cost more americans jobs. this economist says no? >> robots like baxter are helping grow jobs much more quickly. they take away the back breaking tasks and that allows the workers to do the high end jobs that are needed in the factories. >> baxter is the first robot designed to help small businesses compete on the world market. back to you. >> interesting.

thanks. it's been a volatile 2015 on wall street. your retirement accounts reaching new heights. we'll look at what is fueling that. plus a lingering mystery from the blizzard of 2015 involved. up next, the identity of the person who shoveled snow to reveal the finish line of the boston marathon.

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quarter. but not enough to satisfy investors. oil keeps dropping under $44 today, that is a new six-year low. down south, but mcdon nad's shares certainly helping it they're up almost 5%, on news that ceo downtown after two and a half years, that's it as ceo. he is retiring in march, he will be replaced by steve easter brook. he's currently mcdonald's chief brand officer and his number one task would be providing sales at mcdonald's. and despite the stock market volatility, about a month into the new year, tomorrow is the last trading day of january folks are celebrating reported 401(k) balances, if you check yours, you might like what you see. fidelity said the average balance hit 91,000 last year

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