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between the wall street donors and the base. more calls for a challenger to emerge. >> scientist create a dna map in the new york subway system. and racking up the miles. for many air travellers. it is the only way to fly. and with delta announcing big changes, will frequent flyer programs be a thing of the past. it is all "happening now". >> we begin with twin challenges overseas consouming the attention of washington and the world. the war against isis instenseifying and the search for ukraine enters a very pivotal week. i am jenna lee.

>> i am jon scott. and in the meantime western leaders are warning of all out war in ukraine as kiev and pro russian rebels battle on an expanding front line. earlier president obama meeting with german chancellor angela merck. the president said the russian powerful military would be hard to defeat and making diplomacy all that more important. he said russia's track record does not bode well for the furniture. >> russia sent in more tank ands heavy artillery and the separatist have destroyed vill arages and driven more ukrainians from their homes. these are the facts. >> they are watching this

closely in the pentagon. we'll find jennifer griffin. >> reporter: jon, the german chancellor and president obama did not have a warm relationship. it was strained because of the spying. but today they tried to put that behind because of the meeting in mensk. if diplomacy fails, we will look at the other options and other means to put in place to change mr. putin'sical. >> and as to the export of arms, i have given you my opinion. and you may rest assured no matter what we decide the alliance between the united

states and europe will continue to stand. it will continue to be solid, even though on certain issues we may not always agree. >> president obama and the u.s. is put in the role of bad cop. the first question by the washington post whether it was a rift between u.s. and germane or diplomatic posturing. merkel said she is opposed to providing weapons. the white house has been unwilling to provide weapons to the curds. it has angerred the kurds. and the germans have not participated in the coalition in the air strikes. they joined in the criticism of the administration anti- isis strategy saying it should be more serious. jordan carried out three day was

intensive strikes according to the air force chief. the u.s. centered on helping the kurd near mosul. the rate of strikes is back down to a handful a day. >> even though diplomats look for a way out of the crisis there is no way for the fight in ukraine. we are also hearing of an explosion rocking a chemical plant close to a rebel strong hold. amy kellogg has the story in london. >> reporter: yes, jenna, all of this is going on and the blood shed continues and one of our sources on the ground said make no mistake about it war continues, but he gets a sense that it is starting to lighten up a bit and possibly the people who are pulling the strings are tamping down on the fighting

ahead of the all- important talks in minsk belaerous. there is a humanitarian catastrophe on the ground. there are continuing problems with electricity and it is colder and shortages of food and medicine and 1 million internally displaced people at this point. and it is the scene of heavy fighting as pro russian rebels are trying to take that time because it is a transportation hub. if the fighting is tapering off ahead of the talks fighting a deal it it was heavy enough to kill two people in the city of donetsk. seven were killed yesterday. and an explosion in the chemical plant. there were no casulties but in the heavy industrial belt in ukraine these sorts of incidents

are a concern in terms of spreading poisonous fumes on everything else. the ukraine would like the the u.s. to supply them with weapons because theirs is old and no match for russia. european leaders are concerned about that because they are afraid it would ratchet it up a notch. the counter talk on that if ukraine doesn't get more arms, russia will get more land. the european union leaders are holding off putting new sanctions on russia until the talks in minsk on wednesday. >> ukraine and isis just the examples of the thorny issues that reached the president's desk and as hillary clinton is expected to launch a white house bid, one of the battle she faces is over income inequality.

she is struggling to formula willate an economic plan to satisfy the liberal base and the wall street donors two groups that are starkly at odds. we'll bring kevin reporter on the hill and john mccomic writer for the weekly standard. kevin, this woman gives 30000000 speeches. she will address economic inequality. >> this is a huge headache for hillary clinton as she gears up for the 2016 presidential run. senator elizabeth warren and the warren wing of the democratic party regardless of whether or not senator warren runs, they are trying to pull hillary clinton to the left. as she does that, she will have to talk about income inequality and wall street reform and dodd

frank and all of the issues. will she demonize wall street or have an inclusive rhetoric and walking that tightrope is a huge issue for her once she announces that she is running. >> i think it is a difficult issue for her not only the personal aspect of 300000 speeches and taking private flights and talking about how she had to it piece money for her mortgage. the democratic party is exhausted and the liberals are exhausted. what would they have the power to do even if they had congress. liberals controlled congress and got through what they could. they got things they were running on 20 or 30 or many more years and raising the minimum wage. but it is in terms of inequality

themselves. i don't think middle-class americans care. they care about paying for college and going on vacation. i don't think they care about that. and middle-class wages is going on throughout the presidency and hillary clinton doesn't have an agenda to counter act that. >> what about that kevin? do middle-class americans think there are are too many rich people and if they didn't have rich people they would be rich? >> i was cross town and listen to it bernie sanders and he is considering to challenge hillary clinton from the left and demonizing wall street and critizing wall street, saying he wants an economy where the one percent doesn't have all of the wealth. that points to a larger issue from democrats and again hillary clinton. will she apiece that type of

a movement in the democratic party or will she be inclusive and how is she going to navigate that? i think a lot of folks in the country are really struggling with the pace of the economic recovery and unemployment is ticked down, i think a lot of folks are trying to reconcile why it is that some of the proposal that are put forward to strengthen the economy seem to be holding it back. she will have to weigh in not only on foreign policy. we have seen her do that but domestic policy in the coming months. >> jon it is one thing to take from the rich and give to the poor. but in the president's initial budget he wanted to take from the middle-class and give to the poor. >> that is a huge problem for hillary clinton. even say she wants to it run on a redistributive plan where

will she get the money from? this is affecting upper middle class family and that is where the money is. if taxes are high as they can get after they raised taxes. how will they play for free community college? and we know it will come back and they have to find a way to pay for the programs. >> we'll so let's hope the media asks hillary clinton all of these questions if she runs. >> and john mccomic and kevin thank you. >> and in the meantime new details on a deadly police shooting. police releasing the name of a gunman who shattered the peace of a quiet sunday with a hail of bullets. that's come canning up. and how long will the assault of the rain and sleet and snow

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and we begin with david lee miller who is in laguardia airport. david? >> reporter: throughout the day it is, we have seen cancellations increase. 1907 cancellations that took place. a significant number in laguardia airport. take a look at my shoulder at the departure monitor and all of the red indicating a cancellation. 320 cancellations today and that is 55 percent of all flights. also boston airport logan, 69 percent of all flights and newark 33 percent and jfk slightly more than a quarter of all flights have been cancelled today because of the weather. and then there are the delays. 1200 of them system wide. one reason for the delays, we have seen in laguardia airport,

they are de- icing aircraft before they can depart. a number of airlines are suspending the change and cancellation fees for flights affected because of the storm. those are virgin, jet blue and united. as for the folks in the airport that we talked with. many anticipated the delays and some cases they got a notification and e-mail from the airport. there is frustration but the passengers seem to be keeping their blood pressure in check. >> at this point i am an experienced traveller. i know that you have to allow some flexibility for delays. >> i don't worry about the flights. if i make it fine. if not there is always another one. >> reporter: when will the next flights taking off?

there are going to be weather- related cancellations tomorrow morning, back to it you. >> that affects not just the new york city area and east coast but the entire country. and david lee, thank you very much. >> we'll get senior meteorologist janice dean. patriots just won the super bowl and set other records in the northeast? >> you are correct. 61.6 inches. snowiest 30 days on record for boston. they normally just get 41 inches a season. they had the greatest january total in 123 years of 24.6 feet. and is there more snow in the forecast? we think so thursday and sunday. look at this system alone. 20 inches in massachusetts for rockland and over a foot for

boston and we are still counting. there is the radar. cloudy in new york. and bridgeport light snow for you and providence. and airport delays as david lee mentioned and the ones that are not cancelled over an hour delay in laguardia and jfk. the winter weather advisor. that is moisture and freezing rain. it is so dangerous with the power lines and a lot of the areas in upstate new york and new england, 24 inches was snow with more snow on the way. and this is the latest system as it finally exits on tuesday and we'll have a nor' easter on thursday. i think there is a wanted sign for the groundhog in new england. >> more snow in the northeast. thank you. >> found bubonnic plague and

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we'll have more from the doctor. dr. christopher mason is joining us. he led the research in cornel college. i was in church yesterday and the pastor quited you and your article in the wall street journal saying we should look at the world the way doctor looks at bacteria with wonderment. when you read about the bacteria out there it is scary how horrible is it? >> there is a sense that people have bacteria and they are anxious and worried and i want to replace that worry and anxiety with more knowledge. we looked at the entire city and most bacteria are beanyone and will not impact your life at all and give us new tools to track and classify. >> we have video of the swabbing taking place.

562 different bacteria and 62 of which can make people sick. the bad stuff that makes you sick. can hand sanitizer keep you safe. >> wash your hands and use hand sanittizer. don't get rid of all of your bacteria. the majority of the bacteria on the skin and subway are beneficial and out compete the bad bacteria. >> i was not expecting bubonnic plague. >> there are cases of that out west. we found fragments and no evidence they were alive. they represent a healthy background level of a bacteria in different surfaces. >> what did you learn in the new york subway system and that our viewers can interact with on a regular basis. >> it has big impliications.

we want to compare new york city to other ares. but the dna level and exact measurement of what is there. and we'll so if it changes from what we know as healthy. >> that could be bioterrorism. and disease surveillance and if it changes from this which is normal and healthy and no evidence that anybody is getting sick then we should be concerned. >> how did you wind up with dna as your study. >> you take all of the fragments of dna. it is like taking snippets of a book and matches it to a large bock in the library. we key cucumber and you do one that looks like the tac mannian devil. >> it is a close match. >> we'll not confront it on the

subway. >> except on halloween. >> health department called it deeply flawed. what is your reaction to the criticism of your study. >> all of the data is available on line and methods are on line. middle schoolers can see the results and it is an open project. we shared all of our data with the department of health. >> i am curious how you walked around in the city on a daily basis. are you washing your hands every second you can get. do you have the hand sanittizer and how do you apply it to your regular life? >> i am overwhelmed with curiositiy and a we. we are touching thousands of species and surrounding bacteria. but vast majority they are healthy and our friends surrounding us. i would as a rain forest and look at the things we discover

under our fingertips and i wash my hands in the morning and at home. >> it is equal part wonderment and sanitation. >> absolutely. >> and thank you so much and a fascinating study. we appreciate. it >> how clean are your hands. >> i washed them before i came in the studio. >> i am relieved. >> hey, shrinking number of detainees in git me posing challenges for the obama administration. and critics are sounding the alarm. your frequent flyer miles may be changer. what one major airliner is doing now that has travellers calling foul.

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>> the rest of the detainees in guantanamo bay. the left behind are dangerous terrorist suspects and critics are worried that the obama administration would be willing to it let them out for future swaps. >> reporter: jenna, we are two miles from the guantanamo bay camp. when you talk to the lawyers here on the high security courthouse, they believe they will try the 9/11 here in the base long after mr. obama leaves

office. >> we are prepared to try the seven individuals who are arraigned before the military commissions here in the court. i expect they will be tried here in the courtroom in guantanamo bay. also expect to try a few additional individuals and are preparing to do so in guantanamo bay. >> reporter: very few analyst ever expected they would see the taliban five senior commanders within that organization transferred for sergeant bergdahl and receiving a hero's welcome in qatar last may. there are a core group of high value detainees including one that is known as osama bin laden of southeast asia. he is in the detention camp and not in

the military system. this is leading critics to question if all of the detainees are on the table. >> we are concerned that we learned that five dangerous folks were released from guantanamo bay and they will come back and kill again. >> reporter: one of the important things to remember in the high security courthouse, there are usually a dozen or so 9/11 relatives of the victims here. again here in court. many of them come wearing a picture and cord around their neck of the person they lost. and when you see in the eyes in the court is the sadness and anger and frustration of how long this process is taking. and we'll have a new's conference here on the island jenna. >> we'll watch for. that catherine, thank you very much. >> looks like big changes bite

airlines that affect the points and miles you get when you travel. delta airline system going to a dollar base program and devalue the miles that you have collected in some cases. so is this the beginning of the end of the frequent flyer programs. joining us is gary left from the view from the wing.com. delta stealthily took down the mileage award charts. you want a free domestic ticket you have to save up miles? >> that's right. they changed the way they award miles when you fly. the dollar of the price of your ticket determines the points you are earning. they took down the price list that took down the price for the awards and the points price is whatever they tell you a flight

will cost on a given day. >> how are you supposed to know. a lot of people watch the mileage accounts and struggle to save the first thousand miles to fly off and see grandma, how are you supposed to know? >> that's right. people spend a long time saving up for the domestic flight or the honeymoon or anniversary trip. there is a goal in mind and that focuses the loyalty and accrual of points. delta is saying they don't publish the chart and they don't tell you the prices change. they want to you come to their website and being told here is the price. that may be a precursor to the change in the way they price awards going forward. it looks like they are doing it the the old way. domestic 25000 or more hasn't changed. but took away any requirement to

tell you about the changes in advance. >> 20 years ago or more when i was a globe trotting correspondent. and i was always on airline seat. it was common to have the middle seat open. they had seats to give away but not good at filling up the seats on the plane. these days, if i get on a seat or a plane it is unusual not to have the the whole thing sold will out. is that part of the reason? they don't have the seats to give away and don't feel they need to encourage passenger loyalty like they used to? >> that's absolutely right. with the planes full they don't have to spend marketing dollars to fill the seats. that is why the changes on the mileage accrueal sight earned a lot. credit card spending and rental cars and on line shopping to

earn points and valuable and relatively speaking more valuable as there are more points compared to flying. and there are fewer seats available on the domestic airlines to redeem. the great thing to do is look abroad that delta and united has all over the world to take you where you want to go. it is possible to use your points and they are less generous on the awarding of points and delta is emboldened with the changes they are making and begin to put in place a month ago. >> gary left from the wing.com. thank you. >> you bet. >> and travellers who are upset about all of this, might not have much recourse. a string of core victories for the airlines and predicts trouble for the airline. >> and i was looking at history of the lawsuits that passengers

have brought over changes to frequent flyer programs and it doesn't look like passengers have a good track record of winning? >> not at all. they lose every time that i have seen. the contract that the program is based upon basically said that is the consumer and flyer understands that the program can be modified or change any time at the discretion of the airline. they have so much wiggle room it is hard to call it a loyalty program. it seems very disloyal when they change the terms at any point. it is not good legalies for flyers. >> brian, i was thinking about it. maybe you are not a wealthy person and fly once a year and saved up a dozen years to get enough mileage to go see your long lost grandmother or something. and all of the sudden delta

pulls the rug out from under you and say, it is going to cost you 50,000 to make that 25000 mile trip. is that fair or legal? >> i am sorry i have to tell you there is nothing more frustrating in the modern world than dealing with airlines. i can't stand it. our background is in criminal law and that taught us to it be object beive and realistic and the reality is this type of a case is not one to win in the courtroom. she is correct. is this a quiet of contractual duty. does the airline have a duty to give you the awards. the answer is, you don't. you agree to terms and conditions in their program that give them all of the power. excuse me i am sorry. that may not be nice or fair and we may not like it. but that is the reality. and the ultimate recourse consumers can have is with their

wallet. if the airline doesn't do the right thing buy from the competitor. that is where they will respond and not in the courtroom. >> here is an example. continental used to have a million miler program. if you flew a million miles on continental you got benefits for life. and they merged with united and united threw out the benefits and there was a class action lawsuit and the court said sorry, you know that is tough luck to you? >> it is a problem legally for the consumer and i agree with brian. i was flying twice this weekend and i went on two different airlines because the loyalty program for one i had accrued miles was not helpful for my way home. i went to a competitor. and that's all i could do. i see less loyalty to delta where i have my miles than i did

previously. it is a shame i enjoy flying them. but if they don't honor the frequent flyer customs they used to, i will look for a less expensive flight somewhere else. >> delta put out a statement saying nothing has changed but it seems a lot of people are upset by what they have done. we'll see if they put the mileage chart back. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> from the skies to the seas, a labor dispute threatens to shut down 30 u.s. ports as union workers and port operators remain at odds. we'll have that ahead. and beaware of what you share. a tough lesson learned from a 19 year old. the facebook status that made the victim an easy target for be robbers. >> it is ridiculous to put it on facebook and looking for trouble. people scan it to find outs, you

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targeted because someone living there bragged bragging on social media. >> word to the the wise. keep it private. >> don't show off your bling. >> and a major problem on the ports. 40 percent of the trade moves through these locations. they are in a dispute that threatens to bring shipments to it a halt. we'll have more from seattle. >> hi, dan. >> work resumed and it was a mess over the weekend when the port operators looked out most of the doc workers on the porch and a feeling that a full on strike could happen for many. they decided to stop all loading and unloading of contain iter

ships on saturday and sunday. they are paid time and half and announcing the weekend shut down. the spokesman said after a month of union slow downs it pays no sense to pay for extra work. the management said it is a negotiating tactic. the union contract expired in july and workers began to move half as many containers. it pays 147000 a year. and they pay no health care premiums. and one union president took to youtube to blast management. >> they are upon stopping the weekend work. that is 48 hours of production and add to the crippling congestion caused by managerial errors. >> reporter: businesses are seeing the affects of a water

bottling company in hawaii had to slow production because it can't get bottles delivered to wine couple of companies in napa valley. we have seen organic food processers that are not able to apple growers can't get their products to asian markets. the ripple effect would be seen across this entire country. 12% of the country's gross domestic product is moved through west coast ports worth more than $2 trillion annually and supporting 9 million jobs nationwide. the last time there was a port lockout and strike on the west coast was 2002. that was a ten-day lockout and it cost u.s. companies and this economy billions of dollars. jenna? >> a story to surely watch. dan, thank you very much. first of its kind regulation might soon be coming to the payday loan industry. how the government wants to protect you, the consumer, from mounting debt. also, a day at the beach turns tragic when a shark sets

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an australian beach community is reeling after a deadly shark attack. a japanese citizen who lived in the area was killed while surfing near the east coast. this isn't far from where another surfer was mauled one day earlier. sharks are very common in these waters and the beach remains closed today. federal regulators are stepping in in this country to protect consumers from getting in trouble with those poeday loans. it's a $46 billion a year industry known for sky-high interest rates. now a new set of rules is in the works to regulate short-term loans. joining us from fox business network is lauren.

what's up? >> now researching ways to regulate payday loans federally for the first time. these are small loans and do typically on a borrower's next payday. but the fees ae tached to them are so high the borrowers can't pay them back so they take out a new loan creating a cycle of debt. the industry for short-term small loans is big, like you said, it is pegged at $46 billion. and it targets lower income folks who mostly need the money just to cover basic necessities. payday loans are legal in about 30 states where they're not prohibited but sometimes do have restrictions. now the cfpb is looking to regulate them and maybe other types of lending as well such as installment loans or car title loans. critics say in the federal rules are too stringent, they'll cut off a form of credit for millions of americans. at the center of the regulations

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