balls brown. they say they don't know holiday the mistake happened. >> thank you for being part of "the real story." i'm gretchen carlson. see you back here next tuesday. now over to shep. >> right now we're waiting for wore on the fate of a jordannan pilot. slime just state militants threatened to killed him today unless jordan released a terrorist from death row. what we're hearing from intelligence spokesman. why the former soviet liter mikhail gorbachev says the showdown between russia and the united states and the rest of the west cog'aívó become an all--out war. from gorbachev. let's get to it. >> good afternoon. first this afternoon, the islamic state will soon make statement, we're led to believe hours after a deadline passed to save a hostage's life.

that's according to a twitter account linked to the terror group. isis signaled it would execute this pilot who is from jordan, this pilot, unless a terrorist walked free from death row. a very important to isis terrorists. now after the deadline came and went the terrorist is apparently still in prison and hostage's fate is not clear. the nation of jordan is demanding proof that the pilot alive before turning over this woman, but they have not been able to get the proof. this woman confessed to taking part in attacks on hotels in jordan in 2005. 60 people nice suicide bomb little. she survived because her suicide vest did not detonate. she was caught and sentenced to hang.swóp5qty3 u;o major precedence. some government maize have paid ransoms to free hostages but a public prisoner swap with isis would be a first. israel does it all the time with

hamas, sometimes at a ratio of hundreds of prisoners for one. but a trait with isis would be brand new, and it would be a propaganda win for to -- terrorist. >> shortly after the deadline passed a counterterrorism source told a twitter account linked to isis said they're standing by for an official announcement from isis. the source says this hostage crisis is a departure marking an important shift to more strategic communications, describe it as playing close rather than checkers. this time the source says isis may havey+w

life. with three hostages in place we're told it's highly likely al-baghdadi is in the chain of command on this one. >> there are obvious differences but this is drawing comparison to the prisoner swap of sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> the white house is being pushed to explain how the swap of bowe bergdahl for five prisoners at guantanamo is any different from the jordannan government's decide to swap a suicide bomber in their custody for the pilot held by isis. youing are argue the pie lot and bergdahl are prisoners of war. the administration says it does not bargain with terrorists and today there was a slightly different explanation. >> it's important to draw a distinction between the taliban and al qaeda. they taliban has resourced to terrorist tactics but

principally folked one afghanistan. >> separately a military intelligent source says that at least in one case there is evidence that they were executed days before the videos and the demands were posted. so that's another indicator, if you needed any, that isis is not an honest broker but we don't know if that's the case. >> thank you. jordan offered to swap prisonert"[ ]3

had to talk about this so much because of american hostages being beheaded. we all agree on that. we're having discussions with jordan and with japan. i'm not going to outline those publicly given this is a fluid and sensitive situation. everybody wants to do what we took preserve the lives at stake. >> it would be weird if our policy was not swap hostages and we're telling jordan go ahead. we either saying, jordan, don't do that or, yes jordan go ahead, or, we're staying out. which one is it? >> our policy is not as simple as you just outlined it. don't make concessions tozh) 6ñ terrorists. we also don't leave our

service men and women behind. that's long been our policy. that's why we took steps to bring sergeant berg home. >> this is a agree area. >> jordan is a sovereign country. these are unfortunately complicate issues. we're just not going to weigh into our private conversations right now while this situation is ongoing. >> all right. is there any proof of life of this hostage? any anywhere? >> i don't have anymore information on that. than you or the jordanians have. tr >> weçç don't know what is it one we're led to believe to expect a statement from isis. >> we don't have more information other than that. >> we're they're main ally jordan, and we have given them advice on this matter. it's just none of our business. i'm just trying to get clarity. >> not exactly, that we have discussions with jordan, as anyone would expect. they're our partner we work with them on a range of issues. i'm just not going to discuss those publicly out of presuspect for them and respect for the

process and the lives at stake. >> if we were to have a hostage like this if one of our pilots had been taken hostage by isis the policy of the united states is no matter what we don't trade prisoner for prisoner with terrorist organizations. >> our policy is we don't leave our service men and women behind. we obviously use every diplomatic military tool to address that. i'm not going to address a hypothetical. you have seen us do rescue operations or negotiations when we can. so, i hope we don't have to deal with that unfortunate situation. >> how -- what is the feeling on this bill that is being entry duesed on the hill to go ahead and declare war on isis to go ahead and make it something sanctioned by the congress, something the president says he doesn't need but would like to have, but then also have in that bill, but we will not put any ground forces in;dvç there. what is the feeling of that at the state department? >> well, as you know there have been a couple of different proposals out there and this has been a discussion that the

administration has been having with congress. the president and we don't feel we need it, but it's always great to be walking arm in arm when you have the support of congress to have an aumf that backs up our actions. we still have the 2001aumf that we're acting through but the secretary went up to the hill and outlined our specific requirements. i expect our discussions will continue until we dom a conclusion. >> the former leader of the soviet union. mikhail gorbachev reportedly said the crisis in ukraine could lead to an all-out war between russia and the western nations. gorbachev said, and i quote can no longer say that this cold war will not lead to a hot war. i fear they could risk it. gore -- gorbachev is accusedly accuse thing west of dragging russia into a new cold war.

>> i think russia has built their own -- made their own bed here by taking the illegal actions and aggressive actions they 1/2 ukraine. our goal is not to isolate russia. our goal is to see an to end this detrimental and illegal actions. we continue to discuss syria with russia, tensions in the middle east. so this is an issue where russia and president putin have a choice they can pull back,xxd de-escalate and we'll take actions on the sanctions. >> when the last sanctions came and actions came and his economy is collapsing, oil is collapsing, he is in a world of hurt, and yet goes into the east of ukraine to create a land bridge to crima. what is going to stop this guy? it's not as if the collective wisdom is that he has a plan here. just he is going off hap3h[»x hap

hazardly. there is concern hi might go nuts? >> we don't know that's the case. there's no question thatic sanctions we have put in place have had a huge impact on their economy. he has a choice, continue to see the economy spiral down or make changes to change the sanction policy? how will this impact his behavior? they have signed some protocols. the question is when they take action. if they don't there will be more consequences. >> great to see you. thank you. >> thanks. great to see you, too. >> folks in new england still digging out of the monster blizzard. they could get more with two more winter storms headed their way. must be january and february. that could lead to cleanup trouble. a live look at the senate floor where lawmakers are set to vote over and over again on the keystone pipeline. reaction coming up on "shepard

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the northeastern u.s. bracing for even more snow here in winter. so weird after that monster storm that dumped near through three feet of snow in some areas in boston, slammed the massachusetts shoreline, sea walls toppled. roofs collapsed. homes suffering significant damaged, some buildings completely covered in083çmç ice. one police chief says the storm

likely caused tens of millions of dollars in damage. now forecasters say not one but two more winter storm systems will hit over the region. not "snowpocalypse" kind but up to a foot and a half of snow. to the williams is here from fox philly. who is getting targeted this time? >> it's going to add insult to injury. sections of the northeast and new england will get hit by the clipper moving in. look at the advisory ins purple. portland maine, winter storm warnings ask that storm moves to new york city and friday into boston and self inches of snow will accumulate as folks are still trying to clean up from the nasty storm a couple days ago. your can see where the snow willed a um. in particular interior sections of the northeast and new york city could see one to tree three

inches. the snowfall moves in by midnight continues until early friday morning, one two three inches for you. boston, rain and snow mixed next 24 hours, one to three inch. there's another one moving in. >> what is that one about? >> cold arctic air friday for the weekend for sections of the northeast and new england. so looking at the timeline, sunday-around sections of the ohio river valley, looking at an area of low pressure. that will ride up the coast, sunday night into monday, then out to sea. that could provide an additional three to perhaps six or more inches of snow for the northeast and new england. yes, shep it is winter but they are coming fast and furious. >> june will come here soon enough. nothing fast, nothing furious. go philly hate the flyers.

>> need a safe car? a new list shows the vehicles that it may have the worst and worst odds for surviving a crash. we'll give you that. want to avoid speed traps? there's an app for that but the police say it puts police and public at risk. well we'll see. both arguments coming up.-vr3éhñ ñp@?

ever use waveses? w-a-z-e, a traffic app for your smartphone, tell other drivers about road hazards and tieups even where johnny law set up a speed trap. cops don't like that especially the l.a.p.d., and now they're

also arguing the app endangers officers. waze works like a gps system. you enter the speed troops or backups and others see your information. it's great. law enforcement groups argue that could expose cops to would-be attackers. in a statement a spokesman for waze says, and i quote most years tend to drive more carefully when they believe law enforcementer is nearby. sarah will show us how it works over here. cool thing. >> it does drain the batteries fast but it's navigational app but more of a social media feel.sakç you're in communication with other drivers on the road. someone ahead of you says there's a lot of traffic waze will reroute you. but you can report construction accidents, traffic and if you even see law enforcement. >> police. >> police. so if i see a speed trap and hit this, all the drivers hip me have this pop up as they approach the spot and can either

say, i saw that or, no, i didn't. >> they should be complaining about the stash. that is kind of road. go on. >> here's a live look at waze in manhattan. you can zoom in. a lot of traffic being reported. >> 31st street is slow. imagine that. >> you can see what drivers are reporting, and look at all these police officers. people reporting hidden police traps doom not turn right oregon park avenue tunnel. so constantly updates with the latest information. >> very helpful. >> absolutely. >> let's bring in a lawyer anna young is with us. i'm guessing that don't like this because they don't get to write as many speeding tickets. >> absolutely right. it comes down to money. not necessarily about officer safety. it's can the officers target people to get speed traps to give them tickets and generate revenue for the government, and that's what it comes down to in this digital world, it's not just about surveillance with the police monitoring the public.

now the public can monitor the police and it's effective app and i love it. >>@%ui= been ruled if you flash your lights on the freeway to let the cops are there, that's a check of free speech, and the l.a.p.d. sometimes let their cops are so i'm not sure what their argument is. >> i agree. that's -- their argument biz the way side. if they're saying this is officerfc safety, why are you advertising your whereabouts on your associate media pains? this is more of a modern efficient version of someone flashing their lights to let another driver know that an officer is nearby and courts held that kind of activity is protected by the constitution, protected by the first amendment. why can't this be the same analysis? i think the law enforcement's argue. falls short. >> can you make a case for the law enforcement argument? one thing that they're trying to claim is that if bad guys want

to come get the police which in this new world we're in they sometimes do, then you're telling them where we are and that might endanger our officers officers and that's the last thing anybody wants. >> that's correct. their argue wouldn't be stronger if this app exposed undercover officers because clearly that would really compromise their safety. but they do have an argument in the sense this makes it easier for criminals to commit crimes if they know where officers in they can factor in response times. so i think they have an argument but it's weak compared to what waze has to argue. >> right on. thank you. the worst offense on the long island expressway is jumping over the divider. that's a $300 fine and they have cops in noncop car vehicles so they'll get you for that. that gets them lot of money. one guy let me not pay once, which i appreciated. because i was confused. a new study finds that

chances of dying in a car crash have plunged over three years. at least if you're driving a somewhat new car. some cars are lot0dwvçkç riskier to drive than other cars. if you go head-on into a big cadillac when glory a smart car, well, you know it was economical and you can park it easily but have a nice day. what you got? >> so, shep the8rb9ñ insurance industry for highway safety came out with this list. they took a look at the fatilities in 2011 models and the most recent data found there war 28 driver deaths for every one million registered vehicles. that number is down from 2009 to 48 deaths at the time and part of the robe is due at vanses in design as well as technology. as far as the riskiest cars on the road. thep? -m has 149 deaths reported for every million vehicles. versa has 130 deaths and the

hyundai accent had 12 deaths. nine car models ha zero deaths for every million registered vehicles. >> zero. >> zero. the safest cars on the road. the oddity a-45, the honda as desi, the kia sore rein to the lexus rs350, the mercedes-benz gl class suv as well as the toyota highlander hybrid the toyota second quo ya, the subaru legacy and she volvo. >> these big ones if they run into also car, there will be a death but not in these vehicles and appears you get what you pay for. >> yes. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> relatives crying foul after an american contractor fell from a hotel roomçé9;& to his death. his boss say it was suicide. his relatives say somebody killed him they say they have

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the senate is set to vote today on a bill to approve the $8 billion keystone xl oil pipeline. analysts expect it will pass with mostly republican votes. a live look on the senate floor now. lawmakeres have been holding a series of preliminary votes. the keystone bill is the first measure the republican controlled senate has taken up. president obama already promised he will veto it so it's nothing. analysts say republicans do not have enough votes to override the veto. the measure would approve

construction of a nearly 1200-mile pipeline link up with an existing pipeline that carries oil from canada to the gulf coast. republicans insaid it would create thousands of jobs. critics claim the jobs would be temporary during construction only. opponents point out the obvious that the pipeline will create more pollution, could cause more spills and that the oil goes from canada to ports and away. doesn't even stop here. mike emanuel is live with this political football. what are democrats saying about this? >> well, shep a number of democrats say thesteen xl is not good for the environment for the reasons you mentioned. one top democrat said that keystone xl is a lot of hype. >> republicans are calling this a jobs bill. but the fact is thata keystone would create only 35 permanent jobs a drop in the bucket. a fried chicken franchise

creates about as many jobs. >> nine democrats voted with republicans to get the 62-35 on a critical procedural vote but that is shy of the 67 needed to override a presidential veto. >> what are we hearing from republicans? >> well, smart majority leader mitch mcconnell is hoping president obama will have a change of heart and the chair of the senate energy committee sounded pleased. >> today is a good day and we can move it out of the senate with a good bipartisan vote and obviously we have made in changes, so the house will take a look at what we have done, and i'm hopeful we can move a bill to the president very quickly then it's in his lap. >> tweaks in the senate are no big deal in the house they should pass with ease. the line is the president is not showing any sign of a change of heart. josh ernest says he will not sign it. >> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is blaming

iran for the latest round of deadly fighting between israel and hezbollah. the "associated press" reports militants fired antitank missiles at an israeli military convoy and killed two soldiers. "associated press" reports israel respond by firin shells into lebanon. hezbollah is based in lebanon and iran is a major supporter of the group, there's no doubt. official says it was the deadliest violence since the 2006 war between israel and hezbollah. the so-called insider attack at afghanistan killed three american contractors. that's what u.s.a. official is now telling fox news. happened today at the military airport in kabul. but we just got the news win the last hour. the contractors were reportedly servinged a advisers when the killer open fired. an afghan citizen died and another person wound. an american defense contractor fell from a third floor hotel room in saudi arabia to the death and his company

called it a suicide. the man's family and friends say somebody killed him. he was this man with a circumstancele there. kris chris kramer from new hampshire. he died in a fall two weeks ago in northwestern saudi arabia relatives said he sent troubling text messages minutes before that, including one that read something bad is going to happen to me tonight. foxnews.com obtained what that text which urges his loved ones to contact the state department./owç the contractor's sister says nobody sends a message like that before jumping out a window. investigators are set to perform an autopsy once the body is back in the united states. lea? >> the family reports it brought in a famed pathologyist dr. michael bowden to handle the autopsy. familymers are convinced he was murdered. his nephew said he wasn't depressed and sounded fine when they spoke on he phone. the nephew says he is get

nothing answer from the state department or fbi. >> all we getting back -- all we get is they're setting back to wade for the saudi investigation. the more time you give them to finish the investigation, the longer they have to sweep the coverup under the rug and we don't have the nexts to fight it right now. >> kramer was apparently staying on the third floor of this hotel. representatives from his company say they were only passing along information from the american embassy when they told the family that it appeared to be a suicide. and they say they still haven't heard anything to indicate there was foul play. >> we have been told by the embassy we believe the saudi authorities are doing a thorough investigation which will include photography and videography of how things were. and i don't want to state that i know one way or the other how anything was until we have that. >> the state department is referring all questions to local police, and the police department hasn't responded to our requests for comment.

>> thank you. a gask-yoñ@v explosion tore through a ma concern and children's hospital today in killed two people. happened in mexico city and the scenes are awful. you can see the explosion on the right side of the screen.kgqwmk workers say a truck supplying gas to that hospital blew up. something bat hose, a leak in a pipe, which apparently ignited. a large#z!ççxpç#g#;f3ççç part of the building collapsed and much of the hospital now in ruins. the mayor says dozens of people were hurt many of them children and the full story is not yet known. casey stiegel monitoring new updates from dallas. what you got? >> reporter: the numbers keefe changing. we were told two people died then the number went to seven and now the fatility count is back down to two if the say the confusion is to blame for the pandemonium on the ground for getting the wrong information out. five people are critical right now and dozens of others taken to area hospitals.

we understand that their injuries not life-threatening. a lot of scrapes from flying debris. there are still people unaccounted for right now so a massive search and rescue operation underway as we speak. i just spoke to man on the phone who is living in mexico doing humanitarian work, for a group called, operation blessing. his apartment is just 900 feet from the blast sight. >> to it about 7:04, 7:05 al. i ways get out of me chair and the explosion actually blasted me back into my chair, and the glass -- most of my neighbor's glass9-çq shattered. i happen to have nice so my glass didn't shatter, but most of my neighbors' glass shattered. >> 100 soldiers from the mexican army have been deployed to assist at the scene. >> any clue why this pipe ruptured? >> it's still too early to tell

there have been conflicting reports about that just what the material was. some said it is natural gas. we talked to the tanker company in mexico. it was not natural gas. it was liquid propane lp, as it's commonly called. we have a photo that has surfaced of the truck at the scene. it was delivering the propane to the kitchen area of the children's hospital when the pipe that connected the truck to the facility burst and caught fire. now, we're told 30 to 40% of the hospital has been leveled. not to mention the serious concern that the remaining structure is compromised and could collapse at any moment. clearly posing a real danger for the first responders still at that scene. >> casey, thank you. word americans are save mortgage for retirement. the average 401k balance hitting an all-time high. the nation has a brand new bunch of millionaires. how doout get is there?

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tsunami. we know more about the journey or early an an -- archaeologies found a skull in a cage not far from galilee in israelment one of these image is disturbing. this one here, you can see scientists digging in the cave and another cave shot, clearly that is a cave. early humans traveled from land we now call africa, passing the middle east on the way to europe. archaeology -- they took the 7 bus. archaeologists say this skull helps document the journey. look at this. if we ever fine a 55,000-year-old skull-don't give it to me. i'd drop it. what is the guy doing?

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>> maybe not so many of those claims got processed. mlk day was monday, and then a lot of snow so maybe folks who would normally process the claims weren't there. i just have to say. >> the dow likes it. corporate earnings up, too. 26 of the 30 were up. >> this is mystifying to me. you can lay out the same set of facts and one day the stock market goes up down. it's confusing. there's a lot of focus on the jobs numbers and earnings. >> 401ks are getting fatter. >> the highest number ever. $91,300, average balance okay? >> that's good. sounds good. >> sounds good but if you were to retire today with your $91,300, and take it out at the rate that the pros recommend, you'd be getting 300 bucks a day. so not enough money yet but people are work -- >> a day? >> 300 bucks a month. >> we'd have tolç rob a bank to

supplement that or something. >> you would. but the good news here, 72,000 folks have a million or mo in their 401k and that's double the level of 2012. so somebody out there is making some money and i'm glad to hear it. >> apparently, me, too. we'll look for you in an hour and 13 minutes. >> strike up the band, meese strike up the band. >> that's what is wrong with wall street. >> fox report now and more headlines. the copilot was struggling to control air asia flight. the pilot was talking to air traffic controllers and warnings about the engine stalling were going off in the background there. officials say it is normal for the pilots to swap jobs. investigators said the crew asked to fly higher to avoid bad weather before plunging into the java sea, killing all 162 people onboard. at home, police say a huge fire

in san francisco does not look like arson. one man died. six hurt and dozens had to leave their homes. no word on what did cause the fire. the man accused of killing two state troopers in pennsylvania pleaded not guilty. the prosecutor says he will ask for the death penalty for eric frein. he was captured in october after a 48-day manhunt. >> a cable company whose something on one company's bill that was so bad representatives had to refund years of payment. that's next.

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word of these attacks came within just the last hour and the number of confirmed dead has been quickly rising as emergency crews work the scene. now details as the come in. >> do you hate your cable provide center they probably don't like you, either. the thing is they don't usually put it in writing. which leads to us this. a woman in washington state says she called comcast where they are comcast-ic to try to lower her bill for her family. instead of helping a rep tried to sell her on a different deal. apparently not a fun experience, and then the bill arrives and they noticed come cast change red the hubs' first name from ricardo brown to -- well, something-hole brown. you get the message. we covered it up because -- don'ttwu know -- skittish.

we covered up the address and account number pause we don't want to get sued. comcast admits a worker changed the name so now the couple is in for a refund. this is the biggest cable provider in america. its greatest hits including refusing requests to cancel service and. trace gallagher, are you feeling all comcastic there today? my friends at the -- >> i love daning around the blank hole. the writing is classic. >> go ahead. it's better not to go there. >> day tried to get the thing resolved first the wife called come cast when she could not get her husband's changed from black hole back to ricardo.

the information got to a higher up. the employee responsible wag fired and comcast issued a statement we spoke to our customer and apologize for this unacceptable and inappropriate name change. we have zero tolerance for this behavior and are conducting a thorough investigation to determine what happened. the browns, by the way were then refund for the past two years in cable bills and future bills will now be addressed to ricardo brown. >> that was big of them. again, this is comcastic. so it'sña( not such a big surprise. !2 >> you cancel your cable bail, come cast sends you to a retention specialist, and their job is to try to tackout off canceling, and comcast acknowledges they have these people but sometime they go a best over board like is in back anding for in july. remember thus? >> please cancel my service. >> okay. but i'm trying to help you. >> okay.

you- -- the way to help me -- >> by declining answers -- >> the way you can help me is by disconnecting my service. >> how is that helpingous? >> that's what i want. >> that guy was also fired. comcast admits its customer service is not ideal but says it may take a while before they're known for a great customer experience. >> and between now and then we're led to believe that snapping up time warner is going to make themg$ better, another gem of a place. >> comcast, time warners. how many blanks do you get. >> it's comcastic.

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