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>> what's called a snow hurricanes. do you want to be socked with that? another winter storm is moving into new england. there are warnings about this. it's not your typical blizzard. we'll have a live report. but we begin with that terrifying shooting at free speech event in denmark. a manhunt under way for the gunman. witnesses reporting, saying he shot through the window of a cafe with an automatic weapon before taking off in a dark volkswagen. they later found the car a few miles away. they faced several death attacks after drawing caricatures of the prophet muhammed. the scene, very familiar to the massacre in january at the

"charlie hebdo" paper in paris. this event featured a panel discussion about free speech in the wake of that attack. in boston they are preparing for yet another storm. four storms, record-breaking in massachusetts. this time a snow hurricane. massachusetts governor charles baker is now up at the podium. let's listen to officials in massachusetts as they prepare for getting hit yet again. >> the snow we'll see tomorrow will make driving virtually impossible late tonight and during the course of tomorrow during the day. folks should be finishing up their preparations tonight in anticipation that tomorrow they will stay off the roads. i can't say this enough. unless you have a really good reason to be out tomorrow we would urge you all to stay off the roads so that the crews can do the work they need to do to plow the roads and to continue the work we've been doing over the course of the past week or so to remove and dispose of snow

from previous storms. we would ask people to continue to check in on their neighbors. the other issue we would ask people to think about especially once the snow stops perhaps on the monday holiday some of the issues associated with clearing snow off their roofs. i know that sounds like a pretty unusual request, but we have seen a significant increase in the number of roofs both commercial and residential that have been collapsing. as the snow totals start to get up to eight feet over the course of the past 2 1/2, almost 3 weeks here in eastern massachusetts, this becomes a significant concern. based on the latest forecast, we believe cape anne and the highlands will be hit hard by the high winds and flooding tomorrow morning's high tide is around 7:30. we ordered state police and national guard to prestage high

water rescue team. should folks become stranded in those parts of massachusetts, we talked to the utilities so we can be sure if those high winds lead to power outages they are prepared to respond quickly. bitterly cold temperatures will come in after the storm. this means everyone needs to be especially careful when going outdoors. this one in particular will probably run through tuesday. the blizzard watch is in effect through tonight and into tomorrow in many places but we have received bitter cold warnings that run all the way through tuesday. for those traveling out of logan, especially school vacation week starts we expect there will be very limited flights tomorrow. you should check with your airlines and plan for delays and in many cases cancellations. i can't stress this enough. i'm going to say it again. please stay off the roads late

tonight and all day tomorrow so that the crews can do the work they need to do to clean and move away the snow. if you don't have to be out we urge you to stay in. we want to thank the men and women working tirelessly for three weeks to clean plow, remove and dispose of snow from our road from our sidewalks and from our streets around the commonwealth. this has been an unprecedented level of snow and people have responded in an unprecedented way. as you know we secured resources from six states to assist us. we have a staging area. at this point in time we are working with 132 communities on snow clearance disposal and removal efforts that involve national guard members from

several states, including our own. >> we've been listening to charlie baker the newly elected governor of massachusetts for storms that will hit boston this time. they call it a snow hurricanes. bitter low temperatures. massive winds up to 50 60 miles per hour and more than a foot of snow predicted for massachusetts. throughout the northeast, these blizzard warnings for later today and tonight, plunging deep freeze, frigid temperatures. it will be a rough evening later on today and tomorrow for much of the northeast. those are the precautions now ongoing in massachusetts. we are going to go now to our senior meteorologist janice dean live in the weather center tracking all this. clearly, they are making preparations for the worst there in massachusetts. how bad could it get? >> i think after this snowstorm we'll be into the top three snowiest seasons on record for boston. their average snow season is a little over 41 inches.

they're at 79 inches, almost 80 inches. this one could bring us in towards 89, 90 inches at the very least. again, we've been setting records in the boston area. it looks like obviously we are going to get at least ten inches out of this system and another one on wednesday, a potential nor'easter. we are caught in this pattern of winter storm after winter storm. this one we have blizzard warnings that stretch all the way from long island up towards maine including boston. this is the clipper system right now. we are actually seeing snow in the new york city area new jersey delmarva peninsula up towards boston. it's going to continue into the overnight and into tomorrow but the one thing that sets this storm apart is the winds. we could see wind gusts in excess of hurricane force, 75 miles per hour along the coast. that's going to be the concern. then you heard the mayor of boston mention the cold

temperatures. we haven't felt these cold temperatures in decades in some cases. so there's the snowfall. again, the winds are really going to be bitter upwards of six to 12 hours straight. that's where we have blizzard warnings in effect. even though they are going to see extreme amounts of snow for new england, the fact we are into a blizzard situation is what is going to make things even worse. again, winds in excess of 50, 70 miles per hour along the coast are going to cause major problems. you are going to see perhaps roof collapses as well as power outages along the coast. a really dangerous situation unfolding as we get into the next 24 48 hours. >> viewers have to pay attention to all the weather forecast you are giving us and paying attention to their local forecast. thank you very much. >> got it. isis militants are gaining ground in iraq's anbar province according to new records.

iraqi tribal leader predicting a collapse of iraqi forces in hours and massacre under town under siege by isis. an isis victory in anbar province would put the militants closer to baghdad. anbar is home to the air base facility. two dozen suicide bombers attacked that facility yesterday but were fought off. an army brigade from ft. carson, colorado, getting ready to head to the region. they ship out to kuwait this week to become one of the largest fighting forces in the region peter doocy joins us live from washington. >> that isis attack yesterday came in two waves. first suicide bombers, then gunmen. everyone was quickly killed by iraqi security forces. their plot reveals very much about how far isis will go to

pick up territory and drive u.s. troops out of the region. >> the other thing they are trying to do is show they are willing to do what the americans and iraqi forces are not willing to do, and that is willing to take horrendous casualty rates to make a point. they are bringing in p foreign fighters coming in to die in jihad. so they strap bombs to them and send them up to the gate and see if they can blow their way in. the rest get killed in the process. they are making a point. >> reporter: right now there are more than 300 american troops at the al-assad base where they are working to teach iraqi soldiers how to fight and there are questions about what americans are going to do if isis makes it further than the outer gates at al assad. >> the reality is 320 surrounded by what? 1,000, 2,000? how quickly? it only takes about 20 to 30 minutes of these guys to get to

this area. in terms of an actual rescue i think at this point if those plans haven't been put into place, it's probably too late for us to actually start moving things in quick order. >> reporter: even though isis is in al baghdadi, this attack fits into a pattern of ups and downs in the fight against the islamic state. >> peter doocy, thanks a lot. to the crisis in the ukraine, we are less than an hour away of that supposed cease-fire in eastern ukraine. sadly hasn't slowed down the fighting today. shells raining down on this government-held town. striking a school. that school later burned to the ground. this as the obama administration has released these new satellite images. they say show pictures of russian troops joining the separatists as they are preparing to try and launch a full scale assault. all this despite promises from

vladimir putin that he does not want a war. greg reporting from kiev on the potential cease-fire. >> reporter: the clock is ticking down towards that planned cease-fire in eastern ukraine, but as our contacts are telling us the last couple of hours, the bombs are raining down, as well. in the biggest city being held by the rebels in eastern ukraine, the city of dontesk. the rebels are staging an offensive. gun shots could be heard tonight, as well. the deadliest problem for the cease-fire is the battle being fought as we speak over the ukrainian-held transfer hub. 8,000 ukrainian troops are inside the town. the town is being pounded by rebel fighters. we spoke tonight with a rebel

official. he told us those soldiers have to surrender or in his words they will be touched. you can figure out what that means. officials for the u.s. embassy in kiev telling us more about the satellite images you mentioned. they show artillery rocket launches surrounding the town. the claim is they are supplied and supported by the russian military. this official through the weight of the u.s. intelligence community behind those pictures and those claims. finally, iranian president saying the cease-fire could be in dire trouble before it starts. he said today he remains ready to declare a state of marshal law. this puts this country completely at war. we are hearing no word from russian president vladimir putin. his critics say that the troops said to be inside ukraine might be doing the talking for him. >> that is a very cogent

observation. always good to see you. thank you. we have seen no northage of potential republican candidates. on the democratic side it is still a waiting game. former secretary of state hillary clinton the obvious favorite. she hasn't declared. some democratic fund raisers are starting to get impatient and talking about starting to look elsewhere. if she does not run, is there enough time for another candidate to drum up enough interest to win? doug good to see you. so much to talk about here. could it be because people are asking why is hillary clinton waiting so long to announce that she would run for president, if that's what is going to happen? could hillary be waiting for the list of gop contenders to whittle down to figure out her strategy?

>> i think it's more basic than that. i think she is the obvious and acknowledged front-runner of the democratic side. she has substantial leads over every possible republican contender. there is no reason for her to announce now. she is going to wait. i suspect it will be late spring/early summer before she declares. >> when mrs. clinton declares will the money follow? >> absolutely. i can't guarantee that hillary clinton will be elected president even though she is the front-runner. what i can tell you is that she will, as that front-runner, have no problem given the clinton's network raise whatever she needs, which i believe arthel will exceed $1 billion. >> what? >> $1 billion. you heard it. it will exceed that. could go as high as $1.5 billion begin the supreme court decisions that make it easier for unregulated soft money to come into the process. >> what is all this talk about

if hillary doesn't announce soon i'm going to put my interest and money elsewhere? what are they talking about? >> i have no idea. elizabeth warren would be a very strong candidate if she were to run. there is polling that would suggest that. i've done it. at this point there is no indication senator warren is going to run. other than her there is not anyone who could rival hillary. hillary is basically operating on the principle when she is visible she doesn't necessarily increase her level of support. with the book tour she lost support. she is waiting and knows she can raise the money. >> is there any downside for the democrats having all their eggs in the hillary basket? >> having a united democratic party will make it easier for her to win. mitt romney had a divided republican party in 2012.

ultimately, that didn't help him and probably hurt him. >> bottom line, you think secretary clinton is waiting because she can. >> that's exactly right. she has the benefit of having time be on her side and will run out the clock if she can. >> we know for sure hillary clinton is going to be the democratic presidential nominee. >> there are very few things that are certain in life, but i think it's certain, one that she will run. if doesn't run and she has shown no indication she will i think hillary will be the democratic nominee. >> another certainty is we'll have you back to talk about it. >> i look forward to that. >> thank you. the northeast can't catch a break this winter. today on this saturday folks spending their afternoon preparing for even more snow. not to mention those hurricane-force winds. officials saying stay home. also there are new developments in the american sniper trial.

stirring testimony shedding light on a possible motive. new details emerging on iranian nuclear talks israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu preparing to come to the u.s. to talk about his warning over iran. >> the issue now is does iran have the political will and desire to get a deal done? oh i'm on the cookie air diet. you just... and that's it. i prefer real food fruit, nuts, and whole grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. let's get real.

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president obama sending labor secretary to california. he is going to try and solve an ongoing labor dispute between unions and shipping companies. the standoff grinding things to a halt at dozens of west coast ports. white house officials say the president is concerned about the economic consequences of further delays. to the issue of iran. the "wall street journal" reporting the supreme leader of iran recently wrote a letter to president obama that according to an iranian diplomat. it was in response to an earlier letter joining forces with isis. in happening as weeks from now

benjamin netanyahu is expected to come to washington and give a controversial speech before congress. in that speech the prime minister is expected to issue his renewed warnings about iran, its intentions. what will he say? what could it mean? israel's minister of economy and member of the security cabinet and joins us now from tel aviv. mr. bennett let's start with the letter from the supreme leader of iran. do you think that is sincere or meaningless? >> this is standard iranian delay and deceit tactics. iran is very clear on its goal to achieve a nuclear weapon and it's playing around with the west. it's been doing it for the past decade. i'll remind you, iran violated six consecutive united nation security council resolutions and they just are laughing about the free world and they're progressing while we are fiddling around. >> what type of agreement would

you expect and what would you expect the prime minister to tell members of congress those who aren't boycotting his speech? >> what we need to achieve is for iran to dismantle its nuclear weapon program because just a decade ago they were not allowed to even have one centrifuge. now we are talking about six, 7,000 centrifuges they will allow to have spinning. just remind you for a country to have nuclear power they don't need a single centrifuge. canada has nuclear power without centrifuges. switzerland, spain and 20 other countries. why do they need these centrifuges? only because they want to acquire nuclear weapons. the one outcome we need to desire is dismantle it. iran is on the floor right now with this economic pressure. if we don't let up if we just continue the pressure they'll have to give up. i don't understand why at the very last moment we are sort of

lifting them up and allowing them to recuperate? >> one would think that warning is exactly what the prime minister will give to washington. what do you think about some of the democrats boycotting that speech? vice president joe biden will be out of the country and not attending it. and the esteemed and noted nobel peace prize winner said today he will be at the speech. there is a full page ad that says this. he asks, how can i remain silent? i plead with you to put aside the politics that obscured the critical decisions to be made. surely this is within your power to find a solution that will permit israel's prime minister to deliver his urgent message. will you join me in hearing the case for keeping weapons from those who preach death to israel and america? how can american politicians respond to elie weisel's heart-felt plea?

>> he lost his family in the holocaust. last time around the world was silent and no one did put out the warning. this time we won't be silent. i will not apologize for fighting for the very existence of israel. i will not apologize for telling the truth about iran, even if some people want to ignore it. i will not apologize for defending the free world against the middle east going nuclear. just imagine if isis iran, hezbollah, egypt, saudi arabia all go nuclear? that would be a disaster. we have to fight and speak up. >> the prime minister's speech still on. elie weisel will be there even if some american politicians will not. blizzard warnings and bitter cold temperatures.

it's the perfect excuse to stay home with your valentine. meteorologist janice dean is tracking this because the forecast is also filled with danger possibilities. and a new report on a cancer treatment they say helped a number of patients into remission. tune in tonight at 10:00 p.m. or "greta investigates." vanished without a trace when greta looks into the disappearance of a teacher and former beauty queen from a barbecue in georgia back in 2005. how that town searched high and low to find her. >> i can't tell you how many places we rode. it's not a huge town. it's a large area of country land. >> what makes it very difficult is the number of bodies of water. >> there are a lot of swamps and ponds and places that it's difficult to get to. they searched as best they

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tom is a journalist in copenhagen. what's the latest there? >> reporter: they are chasing the suspect. there is only one suspect. earlier they thought it was two. they closed down the train because they are investigating on the tracks apparently. some witness reports coming out telling us we've been lucky because there were two of the three police officers that you mentioned were injured were special agents fbi there for security measures to protect vilks. they got into a gun fight with the attacker. it seems that might have fended him off. then he shot a man outside. had he gotten inside with the type of weapon he was using, witnesses are saying it was a large assault rifle. had they not been there, it would have gone a lot worse. >> that's good those agents were there to protect vilks. he doesn't travel without protection any more. talk about that cafe. i understand from pictures i've

seen, it looks like a very quaint cafe where jazz concerts are held. today's event was to speak about the freedom of speech ironically. >> the cafe is a cultural place you can rent or book. they decided to have that here. this symposium was arranged by vilks and left wing liberal newspapers. it was about freedom of speech. it seems the person who did this today was trying to reenact the "charlie hebdo" shooting. >> and he is still at-large? >> yes. >> thank you very much in copenhagen. back at home, there is threat of another kind. hurricane-strength winds and more snow for the northeast. >> old man winter heating up its grip on new england.

look at that. national weather service says they have another blizzard warning for parts of massachusetts, new hampshire and maine. it's going to get worse. it is winter after all they make fun of us for saying it's winter it's going to snow and get cold and frigid, but you know what? this could be dangerous. i've got to stay safe. be careful when you are on the roads. that is why we are reporting this and senior meteorologist janice dean has been manning the weather center. it is coming isn't it? >> absolutely. the thing that sets this apart from others we are dealing with a blizzard. i want to show you the epic snow we are talking about. look at bangor, maine. over 96 this season so far. boston almost at 80 inches. new york over 20 inches. syracuse 79. 8 buffalo. the northeast has seen its share of winter. this is the storm system we are going to talk about overnight tonight. still getting those snow showers across new jersey long island

up into connecticut rhode island, massachusetts, new hampshire, up towards maine. blizzard warnings in effect for seven states now where we are going to feel those hurricane-force winds overnight into tomorrow. there is a look at some of the snowfall forecast. for boston if you get over 10 inches you'll be in the top three snowiest seasons on record. looks like the jackpot of snow is going to be interior sections. look at boston. if we get 10 inches, we will easily be at number three this time tomorrow. those forecast wind gusts in excess of 50 60 70 miles per hour. that is going to be dangerous. the snow is on the ground. it will be blowing and visibility will be reduced. it will be dangerous to be outdoors not just because of the snow and wind. the wind chill in some cases 20 to minus 35 below zero is what it will feel like from sunday to monday. some of these temperatures we haven't felt in decades.

a lot to talk about. another storm system behind this one that could bring an ice storm across the southern u.s. sunday, monday and tuesday. lots to talk about. people need to be safe. listen to your local forecasters. snuggle up for the next couple of days. >> it is valentine's day. that is great advice. thanks so much. it is a stunning potential breakthrough in the fight against cancer. researchers say they can use a form of hiv as a treatment to train the immune system to target tumor cells that apparently helped out a number of patients putting them into remission. brian has more. >> reporter: so far 125 patients with acute or chronic leukemia or nonhodgkin's lymphoma received this experimental

therapy and almost 2/3 have gone into full or partial remission including 36 children. scientists at the university of pennsylvania school of medicine are reprogramming billions of patients' cells to fight off their own specific cancer. much is credited to the hiv virus. researchers are only using the part of the virus that allows it to sneak into and infect t-cells or white blood cells. >> in this case we are using it to bring in genetic material, not from an hiv virus but bring in genetic material that will reprogram the patient's t-cells to fight their cancer. it's not hiv. patients can't get hiv from this. >> reporter: once reprogrammed in the lab the new cells are put back into the patient's body where the cancer-fighting cells reproduce. in some cases offering an alternative to dangerous bone marrow transplants. one of the patients is dr. doug olson. he had four cancer treatments since he was diagnosed with

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>> oregon's governor john kitzhaber is stepping down after a long scandal involving his fiancee, her influence on his administration and consulting and policy work. the governor claims nor he or his fiancee broke any laws. they subpoenaed his electronic e-mails. john fund is columnist for "national review" magazine. you say you are surprised this

story hasn't gotten more coverage. tell me more. >> four months ago the "land weekly" broke this story. they had all the elements. the fact his fiance had taken in over $200,000 for green companies. the evidence was all there. the fact is we've seen far less originally in governor mcdonnell of virginia and governor christie of new jersey turn into big national stories. i'm from the west coast and i don't think we should be ignored by the national news whether good news or bad news. >> they are in the news now. department of administration services will go before a federal grand jury march 10th. what do you think this investigation will be all about and will unfold possibly? >> i think the larger concern for people in the rest of the country is the influence of

companies affecting government policy unduly. we wouldn't allow oil companies to have this kind of relationship with a person close to a governor. we wouldn't allow pharmaceutical companies and green energy companies, we all love green energy in theory but green energy companies depend on government currencies and tax breaks because they can't yet make it to the marketplace. this is a perfect example how government policy can be twisted and cost for consumers go way up. the governor supported the fuel standards, these new fuel standards the companies wanted that would make big bucks for them but raise the price of gas for everyone in oregon. >> okay. i want to move on. there is more there. kate brown is going to take over as governor. she will be the governor for oregon the next two years. what kind of governor do you think miss brown will be? >> she is a no-nonsense administrator. i had disagreements the way she conducted the secretary of state's job but she is clearly someone who is going to be cool

and calm and going to basically not roil the waters. she has to run again in 2016 but she is going to be i think, probably a very popular governor simply because kitzhaber was disruptive. >> do you think after this investigation into this case is finished, do you think there will be change in policy towards some of these green companies if you will? >> there better be. some of these, the companies disguise their money by funneling it through foundations, which are supposedly nonprofit. they influence public policy too. we need to look at all of these companies and foundations and their ties to policy because just because it sounds good doesn't mean there isn't self-interest behind it. >> okay. john fund, thank you so much. the governor's resignation takes effect wednesday. that's when the state will take another history. its successor is kate brown.

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. wisconsin governor scott walker made headlines as his college background and faith are questioned as he decides whether or not to run for the white house. here is author and journalist liz trotta. >> scott walker is drawing venom from the left and the pres keshl e -- presidential election is 20 months away. he's received the most poisonous media coverage. the conservative governor of wisconsin comes to the campaign

with a history of taming state unions, slashing funds at the ultra ultra liberal university of wisconsin and winning three elections in four years. while the more republican grasped for acreceptability, governor walker a preacher's son intensified conservative principles including drug testing for recipients of medicaid unemployment insurance and food stamps opposition to abortion and an unashamed devotion to exceptionalism. he's on record saying that professors should work harder and teach more classes, such horror. they have to give up courses oni cultural on women. "the washington post" ran a

piece saying walker had dark motives for dropping out of college in his senior year a lingering mystery they called it. another liberal described the 47-year-old walker as quote a rumpbled charisma challenged college dropout. no mention of the legion of americans that went on to great success without a degree. real data indicates that at most public universities only 19% of full-time students earn a bachelor's degree in four years. and at a state flag ship universities only 36% of full-time students complete their bachelors degree on time. no matter the post reached to find meaning in walker's loss when he ran for student government head at market university. walker made a splash in iowa last month placing first in the state polls then he went on to london while there reporters

asked if he believes in evolution that left the test for outing. walker didn't take the bait, he reportly said later on twitter, science and my faith dictate my belief we're created by god. now there is a red flag for politics. for our college dropout, scott walker has aroused that part of the electric bone tired of egg head patrolromises that go nowhere and he's fresh in a beat up field. he's coming to new york for meetings of the wall street backers he will need for the campaign attention hilary. i like that graphic. >> that's a nice card from us. it's st. valentine's day and we have polls about that. turns out 69% of americans say yes, they are in love, just

under 1/3rd 29% are flying solo. >> here is a controversial top pick, they are saying do you believe in love at first sight? i do too. this country is split right down the middle on this one. 51% say yes 47% says there is no such thing. >> of course there is. of course, a vast majority of people looking for a valentine with a sense of humor. 80%, look at that, no one, still tiny number one view so i guess in the end, love does conquer all. >> absolutely. happy valentine's day. that does it for us. the five is up next and back in one hour right? >> absolutely. more on what is going on around the world here on fox news channel. o? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™.

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