see you next "fox news sunday." right now federal agents are investigating a suspect who drove a pickup truck right through the front gate of a coast guard station. we are learning that suspect may be linked to another scene, a fire. it happened in michigan about 30 miles west of grand rapids, dispatchers saying they received a call from a man threatening to blow up the coast guard station. as people were getting orders to evacuate local police say the vehicle crashed into the building. the man arrested claimed to have a bomb in his truck and now word the fbi is assisting local police in finding out who that man is and why he would target the coast guard. brian, do police believe this is

any act of terrorism at this point? >> the fbi says they have found no link to terrorism or a terrorist organization. the suspect is a 34-year-old michigan man police have not released his identity. because of the nature of the attack the u.s. coast guard, the fbi and local police have been treating this investigation as a potential act of domestic terrorism. >> we are unsure of the suspect's motives, unsure whether he was acting alone or in concert with someone else initially. we are trying to determine those questions and evacuated to our station and are unclear as to the depth of the threat. >> just after 6:00 a.m. this morning police say the suspect crashed his full sized dodge ram truck through the security gate and broke into a building where coast guard members were able to subdue the man. the man said he had a bomb in his truck and was going to blow up the u.s. coast guard station. bomb technicians checked the truck and the station and found

no explosive devices. at one point condo residents nearby were told to shelter in place. the grand haven u.s. coast guard station houses 50 active duty and reserve personnel. it's known as coast guard city usa and it is famous for its annual national coast guard festival. >> i know police have linked that suspect to a fire a different scene. what do you know about that? >> at about 4:00 a.m. this morning a quote suspicious fire destroyed a home about 50 miles north of a u.s. coast guard station. investigators now say that home which looked like a remodelled old gas station belongs to the suspect. he had been reportedly last seen there saturday. >> that's a lot of damage. thank you very much. let's go to a middle eastern country that is taking a lead role in exterminating the savages of the islamic state terror army. jordan turning up the heat again

on isis with more than 50 air strikes in the past three days. jordan's king abdullah vowing to wipe isis from the face of the earth following the barbaric execution of the pilot. the king saying this terror organization is not only fighting us but fighting islam and its pure values. that was last week in his statement. in our nation's capitol some lawmakers are taking aim at the white house from what some say is a lack of strategy by president obama. mike mccall called out the president for failing to recognize who the enemy really is. >> they won't define the enemy for what it is, radical islamist extremism. i believe the air strikes have been limited had limited success, policy containment and not to degrade and stroy the enemy. >> live with the news in washington. peter, it is interesting to hear

king abdullah put religion into this. the president facing tough criticism today. >> we are hearing the complaint from his critics that the administration is confused by the economy coming from the recently retired lieutenant general who ran defense intelligence agency until last year. >> the strategy that we have had is not working. it's clearly not working. just look at the kinds of things that we are facing. i mean, in my world what i have grown up to have to do is define the enemy that we are facing. like i have said you can't defeat an enemy that you don't admit exists. and i think that we have to clearly define what the enemy is. >> and that enemy may be here in the states in larger numbers than anyone has realized. the chairman of the homeland security committee says hundreds of americans have come home after fighting along side

islamic state fighters overseas. >> with all the criticism and all that we know now is there any indication the white house would shift its strategy at this point? >> it's not. it was revealing to listen to susan rice when she said things are dangerous right now but not as bad as during world war ii or the cold war. you have secretary of state john kerry who explains what he sees as progress like this. >> now there is a lot more to do. we have said since the beginning this is a long-term operation, not a short term one. we believe everything including governing process is moving in the right direction. >> and in addition to all the other threats homeland security is dealing with the director jay johnson added budget concerns to the list. he says that the agency needs a new budget, not a continuing resolution from congress by the end of this month to do their job the right way.

>> peter, thank you very much. and then there is this. britain's prince charles very vocal questioning why radical islam is growing inside the united kingdom despite what he says is an effort to share british values. he began a tour to the middle east meeting with jordan's king abdullah and pledged more than $100 million in aid to help support tens of thousands of syrian refugees who fled away from isis and met with a group of iraqi christians driven from their homes and condemned isis for their quote perverted and brutal misinterpretation of islam. in the ongoing fight over the fate of the prison at guantanamo bay. president obama promised to close gitmo. there are fears release of detainees would put the nation

at risk. critics point to the recent release of the so-called taliban five in exchange for bowe bergdahl. one of the men reaching out to the taliban from qatar. more than 120 remain at gitmo including several 9/11 suspects who were about to go to trial. chief intelligence correspondent is live in guantanamo bay, cuba. when you talk about -- >> the president promised to close the guantanamo bay detention camp and about two miles from where i am standing right now. to its credit the administration has been able to cut the population in the camp in half. when you talk to the 9/11 lawyers who are here at the military courthouse they say they believe they will be trying this case well past the end of the president's second term. and today fox news spoke one-on-one with the chief prosecutor for the military commission who says he believes he will have work in the case well into 2017 and defense

believes it may take even longer. >> we are prepared to try the seven individuals who are arraigned currently before military commissions at the courtroom here. i expect they will be tried in this courtroom on guantanamo bay. >> not only is there no end in sight but no middle in sight. >> reporter: and tomorrow all five of the 9/11 suspects will be in the high security courthouse about 30 yards from where i am standing right now including the self-described architect of 9/11 and today his defense attorney weighed in on the controversial statements of a leading senate republican. >> as far as i'm concerned every last one of them can rot in hell. as long as they don't do that they can rot in guantanamo bay. >> i thought it was utterly shameful that a united states senator is free to say let them rot in hell what about our people captured in iraq or

afghanistan? >> even if you put the substance of 9/11 case to one side this court is dealing with very complex legal issues. one of the outstanding issues is a temporary restraining order which blocks females guards from bringing 9/11 suspects to the high security courthouse that you see behind me. the question before the court is whether they ought to make the temporary restraining order permanent in deference to the men's deeply held religious beliefs. >> what about our people? does he not know what they do to our people? i am confused by that. thank you very much. turning now to ukraine and a new four way peace summit is in the works this week. this time the united states not invited. german chancellor angela merkel and french president francois hollande and ukrainian president

and russian president vladimir putin will gather wednesday with the hopes of restarting a september cease fire days after joe biden and john kerry attended another summit. that meeting failed to produce a deal. secretary kerry says today u.s. will send more aid to ukraine but will not comment on the possibility the u.s. would arm ukraine's military. ukraine has asked for weapons as their military struggles to combat pro-russian and russian backed rebels. some in congress are pushing for the president to begin arming ukraine but some oppose the idea for fear it would only escalate the conflict. this just in. nbc nightly news anchor brian williams is backing out of a scheduled appearance we are told on the late show with david letterman. all of this comes a day after williams said he is temporarily taking himself off the air as

the networks main news anchor. williams has been at the center of controversy since it was revealed he made false statements about his experience reporting on the iraq war. he apologized on air for falsely saying he was in a helicopter hit by fire in 2003 and criticism as some of our military personnel have disagreed with his reaccounting of it in the apology. we will report the news on it as it happens. tough situation in california where families are living with a new harsh reality. a raging wildfire destroying everything in its path including buildings, homes, the fight to get it under control. and the investigation now underway after bruce jenner was involved in a deadly crash. why authorities want jenner and others involved in that to hand over their cellular phones. oh i'm on the cookie air diet. you just... and that's it. i prefer real food fruit, nuts, and whole grains.

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a wildfire has destroyed 40 homes and forced evacuations in california near the nevada border. winds reaching 75 miles per hour at one point making it as you can imagine very difficult for firefighters to gain control over it. right now officials say the fire is about 65% contained. that is good news. winds are starting to die down a little bit. one firefighter had to be treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of this fire they say is still under investigation. a teenager is charged with aggravated assault, attempted homicide and reckless endangerment for a shooting at a mall outside pittsburgh, pennsylvania. shoppers scrambled around 7:30 last night inside the macy's store. police say one victim was the intended target. >> we were in the food court right by sbarro's. we heard people screaming and

next thing you see is a bunch of people, teenagers scared to death just exodus in a way you cannot believe. >> that was breaking pretty unbelievable situation. the gunman actually escaped but police were able to match surveillance video with social media images to find the suspect. bond set at $200,000. that suspect 17 years old scheduled to be back in court on february 18. authorities will likely ask bruce jenner and the other drivers involved in a deadly car accident in malibu to turn over cell phone records to see if they were texting behind the wheel at the time of the crash. jenner has reportedly been cooperating with police so far and volunteered to take a sober test. jenner was not being chased by paparazzi right before the accident. and a woman in her 70s died at the scene. several other people were hurt.

the sports wurbld is mourning the loss of a true great. legendary university of carolina's basketball coach dean smith has died. he won two national titles and retired as winningest coach in ncaa history. michael jordan called him a mentor and second father. and president obama issued a statement saying coach smith showed us something i have seen again and again on the court that basketball can tell us a lot more about who you are than a jump shot alone could do. dean smith died at his home with his wife and five children at his home we are told. he was 83. the northeast, it's winter you know. we can't catch a break. some areas bracing for two feet of snow again. i tell you it is not even melting. it is really cold. boston schools are already closed until wednesday ahead of

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a winter storm could bring another foot or more to some areas in the northeast before moving out on tuesday on top of the record high snowfall. some people in new england are digging out of. senior meteorologist is joining us now. i am reading as much as two feet. >> it is like groundhog day.

before we get to the northeast i have to give love to the west coast. they are getting another round of wet weather and the threat for flooding and mudslid they need the rain here. too much of a good thing can cause issues. be are going to be continuing to watch all of this moisture move into california again where they are into an epic drought in some cases. most of the rainfall is northern and central california and parts of the northwest. southern california will miss out on some of the liquid moisture. unfortunately, the threat for flooding will continue. here we go. northeast cover your ears if you don't want to hear about this one. we are dealing with more snow. this is a new england event where we get more snow. where you see the pink is our winter weather warnings. in some cases close to two feet of snow. boston over a foot for you. winter weather advisories i want to show you where the temperature is hovering around the 50 degree mark. you know the moisture is mainly rain here for d.c. new york hovering around the

freezing mark. i am concerned about a mixture of freezing rain sleet ice for the morning commute. look at this for parts of pennsylvania, central new jersey, long island connecticut, rhode island as well as southern massachusetts. this pink line not good for the morning commute. it could be very treacherous and in some cases very dangerous. of course, the snow is going to be north of new york for new england. as i mentioned some of the areas west of boston could get upwards of two feet of snow. and then behind this some of the coldest air of the season. we could actually set cold weather records with temperatures this decade. people need to be prepared for a really treacherous morning commute. >> this gives a chance ahead of that. the snow you can drive on. >> thank you very much. >> jordan exacting revenge.

we talked about this earlier this hour pounding more than 50 terror targets after the execution of a captured air force pilot. king abdullah vowing to stamp out strong language. president obama reminding christians they have too, committed atrocities in the name of religion. the fox news political insiders are here to chime in at the same time. post comments and like us there. tweet us. i'm outnumbered last week we talked about this. >> no one has said they weren't christian crusades. why can't he call this radical islam? i don't know christians who don't call it that? we understand our history. we understand the value of --

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>> how do you feel going into it? >> i feel great. i feel awesome. i'm looking forward to doing my performance. it's going to be a good time. >> reporter: how many have you been to at this point does it ever get old? >> always someone new. new great artist and friends and people you haven't seen in a long time catching up. >> reporter: so many great performances tonight. are you looking forward to seeing anyone in particular? >> lady gaga and tony bennett. of course, john legend and pharell. so many great ones. >> reporter: you are definitely one of the great ones. thank you for joining me. good luck tonight. you look fabulous. who are you wearing? >> kent. >> reporter: live on the red carpet. >> a lot of people may not know she is being nominated for a spoken word album.

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jordan's air force says they are having their revenge against isis carrying out more than 50 air strikes in three days in iraq and syria. one general says they destroyed training centers, weapons depots and military barics. meanwhile the u.s. is waiting on any new developments on the fate of american prisoner kala mueller. isis claims she was killed by air strike. connor powell has the latest. >> america's ally offering upbeat assessment today of the fight against isis. after 56 in three days the military claiming the organization suffering heavy losses of men and equipment. and promising this is just the beginning of the revenge jordan will enact on the islamic state which they call dash for brutal murder of the pilot. >> we are going to destroy dash

and that is the aim. that target and definitely -- >> in a coalition now numbering with a squadron to jordan after suspending floilth suspending flights. thanks in part to the forces and isis remains strong in syria. the u.s.-led coalition to support. >> thank you. jordan's king abdullah. some say his leadership on counter terrorism is something president obama is lacking. the fox news political insiders are here and john is shaking his

head yes. you can join the conversation on my facebook page, like us there or go on to twitter. you guys are already doing that. i am reading tweets. fox news contributor via satellite tonight. we are glad to see you. republican congressman for new york and former pollster for president clinton and fox news contributor. i will start with you because you are nodding and saying yes. >> i think this is a turning point week this week with this brave pilot being killed that way. it has galvinized the muslim arab world against isis which we hadn't had before. we had the head of egypt and king abdullah and uae, all of them saying we got to go to war with these guys with one exception not doing what has to happen. we have to have troops on the ground to root out and kill isis.

it hasn't yet happened. >> this is my question because as a journalist it is my duty to speak and know. so i watched first the daniel pearl years ago and since then have watched a couple of them. the burning was 23 minutes of mostly propaganda. all of it horrific. all of this existing over a period of years. why is this the tipping point? >> it is the tipping point because we are seeing as you put it horrific and obscene acts being done to arabs by arabs by islamic terrorists islamic fascists and are doing what we have not done which is to respond disproportionately to show leadership and to make it clear as the general suggested that they will not sleep until isis is destroyed. >> the former director of

defense and intelligence agency has this to say and then i go straight to pat. let's watch. >> we're kind of like a football team with the quarterback at the huddle and says break and step to the line and the team is supposed to move down the field in a synchronized way to the goal line to win. i feel like when we say break all players on the team are going into different stadiums playing different sports. >> your thoughts? >> i think the general is absolutely right. the example to realize the reaction of king abdullah with the reaction when the american was beheaded this summer and the president as soon as he gave a statement raced off to the golf course to play golf. that is his reaction. so many people trying to cover up for this president who doesn't understand that without

the united states leading, world diplomacy is an engine without a key, without being turned on. we are the only country to pull these together. he doesn't go to paris where he might have been able to help sway them to do more in their moment when they had the wakeup moment with the bombing of the -- killings of the newspaper, the magazine, the same thing here with our allies. this is what flynn points out this morning was that it is all over the world. it's north africa, nigeria, boko haram, all of these places and our president refuses to recognize islamic extremism at all. they are just pushing the envelope. >> we have seen king abdullah. i thought this was interesting in his statement. he said there will be harsh -- this will be harsh because this

terrorist organization is not only fighting us but islam and pure value. he is calling this for what it is. i'm looking at twitter and says my family is confused by the views and a prayer breakfast. you want to set that up? >> we got to get to that. that is an outrage that we need to compare christianity to the one isis is doing. first on king abdullah. what has happened by the burning of this pilot is it has galvinized muslim arab leaders to enter this fray. they have no reason to be in it normally but now they do. and jordan is fighting but only from the air. they have to put troops, the arab countries. we know what happens when you send christian and jews in american uniforms on to arab territory you cause all sorts of

trouble. egyptian troops went in as an international force. >> it will be interesting to see what happens. the national prayer breakfast that the president was at whose side is he really on? >> that's really the question. whose side is the president on? because i would say to under score is what pat and john were just saying there has been no leadership from the president of the united states to develop a global coalition. we don't have a strategy to fight isis as general quin said and we are not the moral leaders of the world. the united states has stood for transcendent values and right now we are mia. >> i want to revisit this before i come to you. the president at a prayer breakfast said christians have done horrible things and i'm

paraphrasing in the name of religion. in some way he may have been equating what isis is doing to that. not willing to say this is radical islam. your thoughts? >> it was a stunning performance particularly given the venue national prayer breakfast. he hates that thing. in a way i think we are watching unmasking of barack obama who feels like he -- he talked about events that took place 1,000 years ago is a moral equivalency to what happened now. this president will never criticize while the crusades were going on that same period. remember the muslims were butchering and slaughtering their way across north africa and into eastern europe in conquest. he didn't mention that is the equivalent if he wants to argue the religion. difference with christianity and

judaism. this president will not and i will tell you this -- he has a thing about christians. christians are being murdered. children buried alive and not pursuing an ideology pursuing basically a radical -- he thinks if you describe what it is he is quick to criticize christians. he is quick to attack other people but he is not willing to -- when he met with the muslim leaders in the white house, the white house hasn't announced who he is meeting with. you people can't figure this out. the appallgist like on "meet the press" today leading the way saying this was a good thing to do. it is crazy. you are not defining the problem here. and you are operating, as i said a week ago two weeks ago

operating in his own twilight zone. >> have we heard a peep out of obama about christians being killed in the middle east? >> what about the speech? you had an interview that went on several minutes with prince charles on the bbc radio networks this week. he talked all about it. we gave quotes during this hour of fox report. >> northern iraq of christians is really akin to the worst sort of carnage -- >> look at boko haram. look at nigeria moving into camaroon. you have christians among them, too. i want people to understand when you talk with generals why that would be important. >> it has to do with our larger values of who we are as a nation freedom, liberty, freedom of speech, freedom of religion.

this is what we stand for as a nation, the fact that the president has not given a speech on those core values and why isis and boko haram and al qaeda represent a direct threat to everything we stand for is again, in my judgment wrong and arguably abhorrent. >> there is a lot of twitter chatter. i want to get this in. king abdullah is a new hero. president obama is now suffering sort of the popularity deficit around the world because of this? >> i think for years america has not paid attention. king abdullah was educated in the united states. he knows how we think. he is a westernized but modern but raised in the middle east enough to know how to deal with these people. one foot in the stone age over there and he is a modern guy. he knows how to bridge the gap. we should have listened to him for years over how to handle

sadam. >> not to look at the litmus test that is population contest. king abdullah is moving forward. >> he is in the oval office the day the pilot is killed and sitting with obama. by that night he is launching the raids. he is executing -- >> look how slow we have been after beheadings of americans to do anything much less get the president to talk about it. harris, it is disgraceful. >> real quickly last word on this. >> the last word on this with obama and the difference in leadership is he stirs up race, he stirs up religion all the time he is not able to project any moral leadership. it's really sad and that event this week was truly amasking this man, i think. >> i never have to wonder what you gentlemen think. a recent poll shows governor jeb bush leading the pack of

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you have reaction there, nonverbal. tell me what you are thinking. >> here is what i take from this. walker has broken through better than any other candidate. anywhere near a front runner but there is a larger point. republican voters are extremely angry with their party and the direction of the country. they are looking for fresh faces from outside washington who are willing to go bold but don't mistake for any sentence that he is even close to nomination. it really under scores the degree of division and openness. >> two things to chew on there. one is the idea of anger within the republican party and that can lead to intensity of votership which can be great at the polls for republicans.

the fight is the voters, the republican voters want to fight for republican leadership. they don't like what is going on. >> the establishment. there is no agenda nothing. >> what about the vote to repeal obamacare? >> we have done that in the house a million times. >> they have done nothing. >> pat get into the conversation. >> well, let me just say this. walker i think is a different candidate being a governor having fought and having a record. yes, i think john and doug are right. i did the poll. the republican voters are so angry not just with their own leadership but they are so alien alienated from washington. and the establishment of their own party. and they have a right to be disappointed with the leadership of the republicans in congress

who still cannot articulate in message whether domestically or foreign policy. >> i want to put up the bloomberg politics new hampshire poll. this is interesting. jeb bush which you said this should be so far out front. what do you think when you see this? >> not doing well. >> why not? >> number one, there is bush fatigue. number two have you watched jeb bush? he is a lackadaisical candidate. he has no fire coming out of him when he speaks. i'm not saying he doesn't have good ideas. maybe he does. a candidate has to inspire the audience. >> that's a pretty tight -- >> his brother george w. bush when he started running i think '98-'99 after he got reelected was well ahead of the republican field. there is no such bulge for jeb

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you guys are really, really trafficking here on twitter and facebook with your comments. i'm in heavy traffic. greg conservatives want an articulate conservative for the 2016 nominee. no more moderate people, been there, tried that. there is another one too. it says is it possible for republican candidate to win the presidency without evangelical vote? can they get the nomination? your thoughts. >> i think if they do can they get -- if they can turn out,

they didn't last time in the numbers they need. there is something else hanging over the race that is in that new hampshire poll. asked whether or not both clinton and bush whether or not they were substantial candidates in their own rite because of their ideas and achievements or merely playing off of their family name and connection 59% of republicans or those voters said bush was playing off his family and 68% for hillary clinton. now, that is a form of -- there is a bigger issue here and it is about new leadership and it crosses beyond ideology. >> let's pop up the bloomberg new hampshire poll one more time. two names we didn't talk about going into the break senator rand paul and new jersey governor chris christie. how did they do this week? >> christie had the worst week because he was in london trying to burnish his foreign policy

credentials and screws up the measles vaccine thing and says i'm not doing anymore press conferences and it is being reported investigations on things he has done as governor. bad week for him. including a story where a lot of donors saying they have doubts. >> the big donors for chris christie are defecting to jeb bush. that's really his problem. rand paul doesn't have a coherent message. to the extent he does it is isolationism at a time when we are facing multiple skirmishing around the world. >> i think rand is going to get some of the same deal his father did, a set group of voters and nothing more. you can't win a nomination with 12%. >> i want to leave a couple of seconds for jesse williams who says pat needs a friend. pat, we love you. you need a friend. it's because you are so tough if your democrat friends invite you

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