hi everyone. good morning. today is sunday 15th of five, 2015. we begin with a fox news alert. while you were sleeping the likely suspect behind two deadly terror attacks in denmark killed in a wild shootout with police. is there still a threat for more attacks? we're live with breaking developments and the search for a for an accomplice. isis continues to march across iraq. and we're learning an bar province could fall into the hands of terrorists at any moment. can they be stopped? >> 21 christians executed at the hands of isis. governor huckabee is live to

react to that. fox and friends begins right now. ♪ ♪ good sunday morning. we start with a fox news alert. breaking overnight police have killed the man believed to be behind two terror attacks in denmark. in a shootout outside of a train station in copenhagen. coming hours after the same man allegedly shot two officers and killed a jewish man near the city's main synagogue. he also carried out an attack at the free speech event. it left one dead and three police officers wounded. the chilling reporting from inside the event has been released. [ gunshots ] >> we are also getting a new look at suspected gunman's home.

the danish prime minister is calling the attack, quote an act of terror. and it's what early similar to last month's terror attack at the "charlie hebdo" office in paris. authorities do not believe that anyone else was involved in the coppen hagan attacks but they're keeping the city on high alert. we find fox reporter tom carson is live in koeben hagan with the latest. what can you tell us? >>. >> right now they're searching an apartment in a part of copenhagen near where he was shot. they're trying to find out if this is -- apparently he was taxi driver. they caught the taxi on the surveillance camera and he drove police to the apartment where they later found him when he came back about 4:50 in the morning. >> do we know anything about the man? do we know his name? >> reporter: no name. we only know what we knew

yesterday or last night. he's about 30 years arab dissent speaking danish. they haven't released anything yet. he's still, as far as i know, last i checked he's still lying where he was shot. we know the name of the person who was killed outside the free speech center he's a documentary film maker who has been working in the movie industry for many years. he's 55 years old. not 40 like report the i didyesterday. >> what do we know about the attack of the free speech conference. >> inside there were agents from pp.e.t. which is similar to the american fbi. they were there to protect them. luckily, they got into a shootout with the suspect. if they hasn't been there he probably would have made it in with the high-grade automatic

rifle. we can imagine what would have happen then. later on he murdered a security guard at the synagogue. there was a bar mitts have a going on inside. >> we're hearing reports that the man that was killed stepped outside for a cigarette and was shot while standing on the sidewalk. is that your understanding? >> yeah. the videos are show him lying outside. it's likely he went outside for a cigarette and got shot by the suspect. he shot at a close rang like point-blank. he was only a meter from him. i think that happened after the shootout with the police but i'm not entirely sure. >> it's bullets spraying the windows. you can only managehandle the horror inside. as far as the investigation goes, what are you hearing from law enforcement, you know, as they search for accomplices and try to see you know what the scene was like ahead of the

shooting. are they going business to business looking at surveillance video. what are they doing? >> they're using a lot of surveillance video. that's how they found the man. the taxi driver. they're not giving too much details how they're doing things. they'll tell us when they found something. right now everything is locked down around the crime scene. and obviously, they're combing through everything. they'll have more press conferences. i live very near a police station which is for investigative police officers, which is usually completely dead on the weekend. there's a lot of activity today. so everybody is pulling into work to try to find out -- >> we appreciate the update from copenhagen, denmark. we hope to talk to you later in the show. >> interestingly enough, apparently he was -- the reason the guards were there because he was on the assassination list by isis. he's been under attack for

years. in fact an american woman from illinois was doing ten years in american prison for being part of a plot to kill him a few years ago. he became famous in sweden by penning a carton of mohamed attached to a dog's body. every since there was a bounty on his head. >> that was 2006. there have been so many attempts like this. also, in 2010, two brothers tried to burn down his home in southern sweden and imprisoned for attempted arson. >> one of the organizers is joining us on the phone of the free speech event. she was there at the time of the free speech event even the founder of a committee. nice to have you here this morning on the phone with us. set the scene for us. what was it like inside that event yesterday as it unfolded? >> well, you know, it was quite -- it was a small event

and the french bassambassador had just given a talk and i was about to introduce the panel. and the leader of the feminist group, she was speaking about freedom of speech and suddenly we heard a lot of noise. i was just thinking what is this noise? then the security guards said everybody down. >> describe -- i'm sorry describe what the gunman looked like. i understand you said he was wearing a mask. about 25 to 30 years old. >> we don't know. we don't -- we simply don't know. he tried to shoot his way in but he didn't succeed. but, you know, according to the video recording, you know he was not very -- he was sort of covering his face. and wearing sort of a heavy jacket and trousers.

we couldn't see him. he tried to shoot his way in. >> do you think these killings will make it more or less likely that free speech conferences are held in the future in skand knave ya? >> i think that the of course this always -- of course, always, awakes a lot of fear. i think there's also a growing awareness in denmark, et. cetera -- we of course, we have to think of the location. we have to think about security. >> and the danish prime minister has called this an act of terror. why is that significant? >> it is, of course, significant. sometimes you hear a terrorist attack being labelled just as criminal act or something like that. you have to be very specific i

think, especially as a politician. this is a terror attack. there's no way to describe it. >> describe the feelings of the people inside denmark this morning. obviously, you can't speak for the country at large. but just the small tight-knit community in this area. obviously, police had a large portion of it on lockdown yesterday as they were thinking there might be accomplices. describe the mood there this morning. >> i think things here are pretty calm in the area. of course, you can see from the picture s pictures the places people can't go and the police are still investigating. but, you know, it's also just daily life in denmark. at the same time, of course, the danish people are shocked. we haven't had an attack like this before for many, many years. and nothing like this, i think ever, really. >> you said that free speech is a core western value.

do you believe it's under attack? >> i do believe it's under attack. by saying it's a core western value, i would love to see free speech being a value for all people and all societies. but, you know, it is our core value and it is under attack. i think it has been sort of ever since -- in 1989 in connection with the sanen -- we can't stop the saying what they steal -- it's very important. >> did lars is he certain he was the intended target? >> he's pretty certain. i would say so am i. i mean, we always have the set

up that we had yesterday, you know, with policeman and security guards. it's not possible to hold a meeting with lars without that kind of security. it hasn't been for several years. i think there's no doubt about it that he was the target. >> what is the security like for him now? is he fearful there will be another attack and attempt at his life in the near future? >> no i think that he's not a fearful person. he's quite a cool guy. he's sort of used to this. he's been living with armed protection around the clock for more than four years. he's not really fearful. that's not his style. >> what about you? i mean, you're on television now internationally, publicly identifying yourself with this event. does that make you feel a

target? are so you intimidated? will you continue standing up for free speech? >> i don't feel frightened. i mean, you cannot sort of be an applicant for freedom of speech and arrange these kind of meetings. this was not the first. i think it was the seventh meeting we had. and when something like this happens you go in hiding and not talk to the media and not give out my opinion about what happened. you have to choose. >> you're a brave woman. >> thanks. >> helle, we appreciate you joining us this morning. founders of the lars vilk committee. about to introduce another speaker when the gunfire exploded yesterday. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> eerie similarities. >> you heard the audio tape with her about to introduce when the gunfire unfolds.

>> you want to think things are moving in the right direction in europe. it's worth noting that free speech is not a reality in europe. they still go to prison for saying unpopular things. not doing things. it's different from the united states. and it's worth remembering the freedom that we have here, i think, and defending. more on the top story. the latest attack in denmark show the jihad message is spreader faster than ever? and how do you stop something like this? >> isis continues to march in iraq with more slashes miles from an air base with 300 u.s. marines. this morning we're learning an bar province could fall into the hands of terrorists. can they be stopped?

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fox news alert. police in denmark say they have shot and killed the gunman they believe was behind two deadly shooting attacks in copenhagen.

the shooting echoes the attacks on charlie hebdo last month in france. is it a science that the-- sign that the message of jihad is winning at least in europe? without knowing the details. we don't know the name of the apparent gunman in the attack. does it look like a coordinated attack? >> well, many in the media have been focussing on the microanalysis, the name of the person, the details of how that happened. that's an operation. it's a macro right now. meaning what is the nature of the attack? in my view comparing it with what happened in paris at charlie"charlie hebdo"." to go after the elite in europe especially the ones talking about free speech and criticizing the jihadist movement. that's how you can understand.

yes, from this perspective this is part of a global jihad happening against europe. >> when we talk about lone wolf attacks whether they're happening in copenhagen france canada australia, here in the united states. does it almost diminish the act of terror to call them lone wolf. >> the way we define it here and should be scientifically he or she are operating alone in that operation. it does not mean they have no connections, no communications with anybody around the world. they cannot conduct an attack if they don't validate it with other jihadists. they do it individually because it's more efficient. they are connected to the jihad ideology. >> as catherine harris pointed

out, they're pretty transparent isis, al qaeda, what they want. lars vilgs were on the assassination list. people to be targeted and kill killed. they tell us what they're going to do. they told members of isis. they've told other members of their groups have little pop up terrorist attacks. unsuspected crowds pop up and attack. they told us what they're going to do. >> absolutely. not just a statement they made. the one you mentioned but there's a manual. there have been many manuals online. the government and bloggers know about that. instructions are that you go and wreak havoc everywhere you can. but in this case, i'm very concerned. here there's a targeting of intellectuals. here there is a knowledge gathered about the meeting. that meeting is about free speech. it's not the regular attack of individual soldier. this is very very serious from

a strategic perspective. be given the pattern we're seeing with the attacks what do you make of the president's characterization just the other day of the murder of the people in the paris as quote, random comparing these to inner-city crime. >> it cannot be random if there is an ideology and if there is a trend. random in the sense that shop was, you know, choosen randomly from a technical point of view. from a strategic point of view, there are hundreds of thousands of terrorists. why this one? it gathering of intellectuals who are criticizing the jihadists. >> great having you on the show and your expertise is unmatched. thank you. >> thank you. coming up on the show. a fox news alert. 21 coptic christians who have been executed at the hands of

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more on our fox news alert sunday morning. isis believes to have executed the 21 coptic christians kidnapped in libya around new year's. >> if true this would be the 13th deadly attack against egyptian christians in the past year bringing the death toll to 50. joining us from jerusalem is arkansas governor mike huckabee. >> it's a horrible tragedy. it's not something that is completely maybe unexpected.

the coptic christians have been under attack. they were under horrible attack during the time that the muslim brotherhood took over egypt during the period of time when the united states picked the wrong partner. things settled a little bit more there. but i think we need to understand the threat of terrorism is not limited to just one or two places in the middle east. it's all over the world. and these coptic christians are especially targeted because they've had an unusual faithful adherence to their faith. thank god for people like the president in egypt who stood with them. actually went to one of their charges which was unprecedented and incredibly bold move. but egypt is now saying their people need to come home. it's the only way they can be protected. >> i wonder the u.s. government and the state department are keenly aware of the persecution of certain groups around the world. what is the obama administration weighed in on behalf of christians in the face of

persecution? >> what they said about christians is christians a thousand years ago did things during the crew saidusadecrusades. they seem to be unaware that the christians are being beheaded. hundreds of christian children had their heads cut off because they refused to denounce christ. this is the kind of treatment that christians are getting at the hands of islamic jihadists. and just this morning in jerusalem, i was asked a question by a reporter do i worry about islam phobia? and i'm thinking are you kidding me? it's not phobia to recognize there are fanatical people that will cut the heads off of innocent journalist and children. that's not phobia. that's reality. i think that some members of the world press and many of the white house don't seem to be able to have a dose of reality. >> governor, the awful images are saturating our tv screens

recently. whether it was james foley beheaded, whether it was the pilot burned. we saw others in cages and then all the coptic christians about to be beheaded here. it's so awful and vile to look at the images. we don't want to become numb to it, but are we going to keep seeing it? >> i think we're going to keep seeing it. the only way we can deal with it is attack it head on and get rid of the animals. as horrible as it was for the nazis to do the just murderous assault against jews in world war ii, the one thing they did their best to keep it secret. they never wanted people to see it. they lied about it. they never told everybody what they were doing there. the difference with these jihadists they're not only willing to tell us, they record these heinous acts. they put it on the internet. they want us to see it. they're proud of what they're

doing. they're on unashamed in the slaughtering of innocent people. this is a level of bar barrism. a level of savagery we have never seen before. >> you saw what happened in copenhagen copenhagen denmark. we're covering this pretty deeply. we think it's important. it reminded me something that susan rice said the other day about the threat of islam and the media coverage of it. listen to this. >> while the dangers we face may be more numerous and varied, they are not of the extension issue nature we confronted during world war ii and the cold war. we cannot afford to be buffetted by alarmism and a nearly instantaneous news cycle.

>> in other words the press is hyping the press. curious from a national security adviser. >> the fact is do we doubt for a moment if the jihadists could tell us all at one time they would? of course they would. for her to say there's not a threat. of course there is. the only reason they haven't taken more lives is because they haven't had the weaponry or the personnel. they've increased from 20,000 to 200,000 with isis. add that to the murderous foundation and the muslim brotherhood, to al qaeda, to boko ha ram. you put all the groups together and they're grouping. our sense of it is weakening. this is insane. yes, there's an external threat. they want to kill us. they want to kill all of us. if we don't understand that, god help us all. >> you're there in jersand the prime

minister called on them to move. >> the jews have been through this kind of horrible situation before when they were hunted down and murdered. he's saying to many jews in europe, terrorism is not isolated to the middle east. it's global. it's happening in oklahoma city, fort hood, in copenhagen and the one place the jews can be protected in israel. that's what he's saying. i can't blame him a bit. he's probably dead right to see it. >> governor mike huckabee thank you for joining us. more on our top story this morning. terror in denmark. >> what threat do we face here at home? a member of the fbi's joint terrorism task force joining us coming up. frantic moments after a bus driver passes out behind a wheel. bystanders rushed to help but the door is locked. how they managed to save them in time.

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♪ ♪ the bold nissan rogue, with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. now get 0% financing or up to $1,000 back on the 2015 nissan rogue. nissan. innovation that excites. we start now with a fox news alert. breaking overnight police have killed a man believed to be behind two terror attacks in denmark. in a shootout outside a train station outside his home in copenhagen. >> a taxi driver leading police to his apartment after he opened fire in a synagogue and killed two police officer. >> he's connected to an attack

in a cafe. chilling recording from the inside has been released. here it is. >> when we -- [ gunfire ] >> the gunman is believed to have acted on his own. copen hacken remains on high alert. we continue to see more attacks like this in the europe or united states. are we at risk for a lone womanlf attack. we're joined by navy s.e.a.l. and member of the joint terrorism task jonathan gill began. thank you for being here. this is an attack on the west free speech. america, of course the home, the standard bearer of free speech. can we expect to face attacks like this? >> i think so. logistically it's been harder for them to get people here. in france we saw the home grown operatives were able to go over and train and come back.

right. logistically it's been harder here because we're so far away. even though there's airplanes and stuff. we have such good intelligence and technology tracking the people. here is one thing that is very very interesting i don't think is brought up enough. they can get one person in here legally and highly trained. they can train 10, 50, 100 people if they wanted and carry out the attacks. that's my worry the caves that these consistently are happening in. this is a starbucks on every, you know, block here. we're starting to see that not only are they attacking the freedom of speech rallies and these type of places. they're hitting home where people go and drop their guard every single day. first, it was a worry it would be a mall. a stadium arena. now we're seeing caves where people go every day. >> we have 7,000 security guards at the super bowl but there's no security guards when you go to a starbucks or grocery store. this is part of their plan.

they talked about moments ago, they have a manual for carrying out these kinds of attacks. we're studying it. we know this is what they want. >> the training manual which i read years ago is like a criminal handbook. it talks about everything you can think of. prostitution, money laundering, but it also talking about killing. it talks about specific ways to kill. think about this, for 14 years they've had operatives -- warriors over in the war zones in iraq and afghanistan that have learned our techniques, tactics, and the ways we go about fighting. know they now our security and intel. they've had a generation of people growing up to learn how the west fights terrorism. i mean if you think about that that's chilling. before that it was, you know, they were learning on their own. literally we've been there running terrorism operations and they've been learning and learning. we have to realize that, you

know, places like the united states where we feel very safe. you have to be aware. the lady you were speaking earlier. she knew that guy was targeting. she said when the bullets started flying she said she didn't know the sounds. how could not go into the meeting not knowing the potential for bullets to fly was there? >> one thing i want to get your perspective on is terrorists. they don't want to inflict the violence and carnage. they want to change the way we live our lives. whether it be the airport screenings or making schools feel like they need to have metal detectors and the sense of security we have on our own can be diminished when acts like this happen. >> right. >> so what do we do to make sure that we're safe but aren't living in fear. >> great question. it's a simple answer. you have to accept the fact that the chance of this happening is there. and you have to prepare yourself for it.

it's going to happen 100% in the united states. you can't wake up every day in fear. you can't wake up every day under the oblivious or the people in the cafe. you center to realize, you know, the freedoms we have. you have to fight for them to get them and keep them. you have to be ready for -- to defend yourself against the people like this who are going to come and try to attack you for having those freedoms. that's a very important thing we have to realize. you know, i'm looking at the picture here it's like streets out here. it's calm in the united states but that can change in a second and your life can change in a second. and for a ris is an amazing guy. people need to start listening to the things he says about how they're targeting them. and stop listening to people -- why which i know you're a fan of russell brand. they go after people who, you know, talk about securing the country or ways to take -- he

attacks these people for talking about the importance of defending freedom of speech. >> he's a foreigner whose opinion means nothing to me. some people look to actors. >> that's right. and comedy central for their news which is baffling. >> we are glad to have you here for our news. skblmpttle coming up on the show. stream weather alert. weather blasting millions of people. no break in sight for new england, by the way. here is a live view of quincy massachusetts. another monster storm is barrelling through. declaring a state of emergency as some areas brace for more than a foot of snow. we are live with the latest on the storm. rick? >> yeah. it's really cold outside with the storm. not as much as foot of snow boston is getting but the winds this afternoon and throughout the day will be 50 to 60 miles per hour. we have winds to the 30 miles per hour for much of the area. take a look where the cold is. it settled down across the parts

of the deep south. memphis at 21 degrees. in atlanta at 25. 16 in raleigh. you see what i'm talking about. the cold air. it's been windy. we have a lot of damage across the carolinas overnight from the strong winds. the winds will just increase throughout the morning across much of the mid atlantic and the northeast. very heavy snow still falling across eastern massachusetts. watch what happens behind the storm. see the pink color coming in. these are air temperatures. by tomorrow morning as you get up and try to head to work. it's minus 4 in hartford, it's 3 in new york, 1 in boston minus 11 in buffalo. that's without the wind. it's going to feel about 20 degrees colder than that. here is the current temperatures across the area. minus 7 in detroit. minus six in buffalo. you factor in the wind. you get the picture. we have a lot of cold air this week. we have another storm we'll watch across the south.

icing potential in parts of arkansas into mississippi, alabama, and possibly an ice storm in atlanta by the time we get to tuesday. that turns into more snow from parts of the mid atlantic and northeast for wednesday. a lot going on but today a rough one across parts of the northeast. >> stop feeling your face rick. negative 12, negative 26. >> yep. coming up six months after bombing isis the president seeking permission to wage war. but terrorists sound in iraq the president's plan do enough to keep them safe?

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it's not the authorization of another ground war. the 2600 american troops in iraq today largely serve on bases. and, yes, they face the risks that come with service in any dangerous environment. they do not have a combat mission. >> with isis just miles away from hundreds of united states marines stationed at the air base is the administration strategy enough to protect them? let's ask michael. >> thank you. thank you for having me this morning. >> is it enough? >> well, i think the local commanders in iraq will do enough to protect our troops. whenever you put troops in harm's ways. especially in isolated location there's an extraction plan reinforcement and quick reaction forces. the does the plan lead to the goal of defeating isis. from what i've seen no. you cannot defeat isis by air

strikes alone. we acceptable won't be able to do it in the three years jot lined in the request for forces. >> give us the idea of of the geography around the air base. you've been there. you say it's the middle of nowhere. are there any natural barriers protecting us. rivers mountains, hills? no. it is out in the middle of nowhere, which is an advantage when you're defending it and have clear weather to employ air strikes or apache helicopters. what isis is doing is taking advantage of the bad weather to move in. they are smart. they understand that our reaction forces are coming from the air. if they can use the bad weather to get in there and approach the place, they'll do that. it is isolated. it is sprawling. and it's tough to defend. >> i understand that you serve some three separate tours over four years, and during some of that time you were responsible for equipping and training the iraqi forces. what confidence do you have.

how much confidence do you have in their capabilities of defending themselves and defending the u.s. marines who are there? >> well, in ann bar it's the seventh division. it used to be a pretty good unit. my concern is iraqi forces in the last six or nine months have showed -- demonstrated they possess neither the heart nor the will to stand and fight against isis. that's going to take a huge effort to reverse that. on the other hand, the kurds have shown they have the heart but we haven't given them enough heavy weapons. and the syrian resistance, i'm not sure if they possess either one. >> and the report out this morning, is that affiliates in areas beyond iraq and syria. so this terrorist group is it growing or on the run? final word? >> i think it's -- in iraq it's a tactical stalemate. they are still capable in iraq of mounting major operations

just in the last several days. they conducted very complex operations in three provinces. in an bar, near mosul. they remain very capable. and from the reports they are me metastasizeing and spreading beyond iraq. >> thank you so much for your time today. >> thank you very much. 489 minutes after the hour. this sunday coming up on "fox & friends." this manmade him a target to terrorists. why yesterday's attack is a stark reminder of the war against freedom of speech. hear from one of the event organizers who witnessed it all next hour. and two states slamming on the brakes for driver's licenses for illegals. what are lawmakers doing?

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lawmakers doing their best to slam on the brakes on illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses in the state of colorado. they voted to cut funding to all but one department of motor vehicle vehicle vehicles offices issuing the licenses. well, here with more is state senator and cosponsor of the colorado bill kevin lundberg. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. it's great being with you. >> bring us up to date. how will your bills stop the state of colorado from issuing driver's licenses to illegals? it

would like congress to do on obamacare. i want to play for our viewers reaction to your bill. this is from state senator jesse -- the original sponsor of the driver's license bill on the cut backs. listen. >> a surreal moment on the floor when we said he would like to see government work less effectivelyeffect efficiency efficiency. people say it's better for us we have more licenses and insured drivers on the road. >> law enforcement in the state of colorado is for issuing driver's licenses to illegals? >> well, i believe there are some organized parts of that of those folks that do say that. but if you talk to the average colorado citizens, it's quite a

different picture. it's like up in oregon where it was the citizens initiative to repeal that policy entirely. i understand by a 2-1 margin they passed it. down in new mexico, they see the same thing. i talked with one of the members of the house just yesterday. they're confidence they're reflecting what the people want, which is pretty much plain common sense. and that is if you're here in violence of federal immigration law, the state shouldn't turn around and say, oh but it's okay and here is a driver's license. >> right. so the whole point as far as i can tell the democratic party's immigration policy is increase the number of democratic voters map would prevent in a illegal alien with a driver's license from voting? >> well, technically the license documents says not for voting purposes. but it's so easy to register to vote that if you give somebody a driver's license that sense of okay, i'm empowered to be a part of the process is just far too obvious. >> right.

in effect, you're basically taking people who are here illegally and making them here legitimately. just by giving them that driver's license. >> exactly. exactly. and i'm concerned not just for the people who are here but the message it sends to people who are contemplating coming to this country illegally as well. i was down in the south border with several of my colleagues a few months ago, and it's obvious that what we need to do is having a firm policy in this country that says no more. >> kevin lundberg, appreciate you coming on. coming up next more on the top story this morning. copenhagen denmark. a city in terror after a deadly rampage of terror. we're learning what the terrorist behind the attack and what the white house left out of the initial reaction. we'll have it all coming up.

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good morning everyone. today is sunday february 15th 2015. i'm anna akaiman. while you were sleeping the likely suspect behind two deadly terror attacks in denmark killed. as we're hearing new audio of the moment he opened fire on the freedom conference. >> when we -- [ gunshots ] >> is there still a threat for more attacks? we're live with breaking developments. and isis is on the march but the president seems pretty confident in his plans to defeat them. >> our coalition is on the offensive. isil is on the defensive, and isil is going to loose. >> on the defenseive but isis is just miles from our marines in iraq. what will the white house say to that? twenty-one coptic christians

executed in the hands of isis. we're learning more are at risk. "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ and we begin with a fox news alert. danish political killed the plan behind two terror attacks in copenhagen as the city remains on high alert. joining us now is amy kellogg joining us live from london. good morning. what are you hearing? >> hi, clayton, tucker, and anna. no information has been released on the now dead shooter. his include, afghanistan. but denmark's prime minister wasted no time in calling this an act of terrorism. as we've been saying, there were two shoots yesterday. the first at the freedom of

speech event. >> >>. [ gunshots ] the guest speaker was lars vilks. it's presumed he was the target. it was someone else shot dead. it was conflicted reports whether it was a person outside or inside the event. the gunman tried to get inside the cafe and cultural center where it was taking place but security stopped him as he tried. he fired numerous rounds through the windows. three police officers were wounded and seven or eight hours later the same gunman shot dead a 37-year-old man guarding a

synagogue where a bar mitzvah party was taking place. two other security personnel were wounded. cc tv footage lead police to the suspect. they went to an address and laid in wait. around 5:00 a.m. the suspect emerged. police asked him to stop. he opened fire. they shot back killing him. they believe this was the man that carried out both attacks in copenhagen yesterday. they believe he's a lone wolf, but an investigation is underway into his connections. that's the latest. >> amy kellogg live in london. appreciate it, amy. you heard amy say the danish prime minister describe it as terrorism. i want to lead to a statement from our leaders a the white house. it's from the national security spokesman. the united states condemns today's deplorable shooting in copenhagen.

we offer our condolences and our thoughts are with the wounded. what is missing? any suggestion to motive. >> lars vilks perhaps the target. we don't have 100% confirmation. he believes he was the target. he's on an assassination list from these terrorists. he's been tracked for years. he had armed guards outside the event. clearly terrorism. the founder of the lars vilks committee. we had her on the show earlier. you could hear she was at the event. she was the organizer of the event. she was about to introduce the next individual to speak when the gunfire erupted. here is how she described the scene when we talked her earlier. >> subsequently we heard a lot of noise. i was thinking what is the noise and the security guys said everybody down. this awakes a lot of fear

there's growing awareness in denmark, scandinavia france other european countries it's a core venue for western society. we cannot give into terrorists that attack. sometimes you hear a terrorist attack just a criminal act or something like that. you have to be very specific, i think, especially -- this is a terror attack. no other way to describe it. >> right. >> and we asked her being the organizer at the event will it affect the way that future freedom of speech events are organized and are you intimidated now you have identified yourself on international television. is lars vilks concerned and living in fear for his life that another assassination attempt will happen in the near future. she said no we believe in our cousin. we're going to continue the fight. >> she's a brave woman. the sad truth, however, that

acts like do have a chilling effect on speech in europe. they have consistently for the past 25 years. ever since a hit was put out on solomon. you don't think for a second that any of these cartoons would be printed in danish newspapers tomorrow. >> no. their afraid of being killed. >> maybe we'll what happened like "charlie hebdo." when the first printing came out support from all over the world. >> that's true. we're finding out this morning the guardian had a piece this morning that british authorities have solicited the names of people who bought that commemorative edition of "charlie hebdo." keeping track of the people who bought it. presumably because i don't know they're haters for wanting to buy a copy of the newspaper. >> you mentioned solomon rush by

he's on the assassination. lived in terror for 25 years. meanwhile there's two different tales coming out of the white house. on the one hand, asking for war powers to go after isis because it's popping up all over the world and the white house saying we have them on the run and e shouldn't be alarmed. yet we know in a new report thought morning that isis is popping up in other countries. we know about 3530-000 or so fighters in syria and iraq made all the reallyheadlines recently. the new reports showing isis showing up in other countries. popping up in jordan and tunisia and other parts of the world. >> the growth cancer you see it here. if you take a look and listen to the president just a few days ago, he's touting the success against isis in our fight against them. listen. >> more than 2,000 coalition air strikes have pounded these terrorists. we're disrupting their command, control, and supply lines. making it harder for them to

move. we're destroying their fight positions, their tanks their vehicles, their barracks, their training camps. and the oil and gas facilities and infrastructure that fund their operations. we're taking out their commanders, their fighters, and their leaders. our coalition is on the offensive. isil is on the defensive and isil is going to lose. >> yeah. there's no question that isis killed a lot of people. for sure. our technology is impressive. that our military is the best in the world. i'm not hopeful if the president doesn't understand the nature of the battle. again and again you heard him say the other day compared the battle against isis to inner-city action. saying this is what mayors face. no. you're not fighting weapons. you're fighting ideas. this is an ideological battle. people opposed to western understanding of liberty. the president will not acknowledge that.

if >> right. >> you get a few rats around al can ka own. they're not going to give up information. they are willing to die for what they believe. it suggests it's not a secular battle. they're moved by religious impulses. duh. why won't we admit that? we talked about, i mentioned a few countries where it's metastasizing. a few more that the tooims piece points out. lebanon, jordan. >> jordan saudi arabia, i mean, if those countries were to go south that would be bad. >> we talked about one of our terror analysts earlier and he said when we talk about the lone wolf style attacks, too, it almost diminishes the fact that it's all coming from the same thing.

islamic islamic extremism and we need to name our enemy so we can defeat them. >> and, by the way, you like to see main stream muslim leaders name the enemy. clearly some kind of reform is needed and would be nice see moderate elements make that case. meanwhile, apparently, we have reports this morning that isis has beheaded 21 coptic christians in libya, to quote, avenge muslim women. whatever that means. >> we had governor huckabee on the show earlier this morning. his reaction to this. >> in the upper part of iraq christians are routinely beheaded. hundreds of christian children had their heads cut off because they were refused to renounce christ. this morning in jerusalem i was asked a question do i worry about slam phobia. i'm thinking are you kidding me? it's not islam phobia to recognize there are fanatical people who will cut the heads off of innocent journalists and

children. that's not phobia. that's reality. and i think that some members of the world press and many of the white house don't seem to be able to have a dose of reality. news reports this morning that more are being threatedened at this hour. >> it would be nice to see the white house add christians to the long list of persecuted groups to stand up for. christians are never in the roster. maybe they can add them. to extreme weather alert this morning. dangerous winds on the east coast. heavy snow slamming new england right now. take a look at massachusetts. >> the storm is expected to intensify throughout the day bringing bone-chilling temperatures and wind gusts topping 75 miles per hour. >> massachusetts declared a state of energy. some areas could get more than a foot of snow. rick is on top of this. >> more than just blow your hat off. we have 100,000 people without power from the winds that knocked out power for people.

and then you figure out the cold temperatures behind it. that's a dangerous situation if you rely on electric to heat your home. these are actual temperatures. 23 in atlanta. so you see the cold air is settling way down across parts of the south. we have the snow and the snow is heaviest across eastern massachusetts. boston area has received 80 inches of snow in 23 days. think about that. just 23 days. you probably have another four to eight inches before it's done. it's not just the snow it's the wind and the cold air that settles in. take a look what happens to the air temperatures overnight. by tomorrow morning we're talking about temperatures around 0 if not below zero. it's dangerous, cold windy. the wind will pick up throughout the day. we could see more power outages. that's the case up-and-down the eastern sea board. a lot of problems today and another storm coming up in the next hour. >> all right. one storm at a time, rick. still ahead.

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>> good morning. >> so what should the u.s. government do to ensure the safety of these marines? >> tucker i don't want to down play the seriousness of this. i will tell grow my perspective now is the time to stop talking about recovery or retreat. now is the time to talk about reinforcement. we need to get all of the marines on the ground there. we need to stand and fight. you know, last week we humiliated ourselves when retreated out of yemen. especially when we left the marine's weapons behind. i think we're in a celebration now where we ought to be like king leon. he said slow down your weapons he sent a message and said come and take them. that's the attitude we need have right now. >> it would be nice to see some dignity and self-respect. baghdad baghdad, if you look at the map we've been putting up this morning it seems like it's partly surrounded by isis or areas controlled or influenced by isis. is there a risk you think, of

baghdad falling? >> i don't think there's a baghdad. i don't think there's a baghdad falling. that's the heart and center, the enclave of the shias. and they will fight to protect their homes and their families. i don't think isis is stupid enough to actually go in and try to have a street to street house to house fight against the shoo yuma lishss in there. i think they'll fade. i think they'll threaten but i don't think they'll go in there. >> at least from the maps, it looks like a country that is really divided. can you imagine iraq being ruled by one government successfully any time in the next five years. is that a realistic goal? >> not actually ruled. look. i've never agree with joe biden on anything. the plan they came up with years ago to divide iraq i think -- and i think people are starting to see it.

a curd area, a shia area a sunny area. i think there's about zero chance you'll get the fanksctions under the leadership they'll follow. i also -- it's important to remember that isis didn't get the president's memo on the fact they're fighting on the defensive. they're defeated. look. it's about time the president starts telling us the truth about what is going on the ground there. if he doesn't know, ask your military commanders. >> do you think he understands the motives of isis and al qaeda? he seems to look at this from a pretty secular point of view. they're criminals. do you i had he understands they're motivated by religion? >> i think you know the answer. the president knows what motivates these people. despite of the fact he stands up and isis is not islam. wait. it's the islamic state. yes, they are islam. i think the president knows that very well. it works against his political

agenda and his stated objectives. he needs to stand up and admit that. >> truly an american hero. we're honored to have you. thank you for joining us. a fox news alert. chaos in copenhagen, denmark. a terrorist opens fire on a free speech conference. we're live with breaking details from koeben hagan. a supporter of obamacare. now it's hitting their wallets hard. the college kids are mad. . >> you're putting all the debt on the shoulder and telling them to change the world. it's not going to happen. electing obama not as fun as we thought it was going to be. one student here to explain why higher learning will mean higher fees. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings.

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happy sunday. it's quick headlines now. we may be getting a repeat of this in the near future. what difference at this point does it make? >> the house elect committee on benghazi confirms hillary clinton will be testifying in the coming months. the notice comes after tray gowdy interested in having her appear again. leon panetta and susan rice may testify as well. the cease-fire between ukraine and russia off to a rocky start. both sides accusing the others of fresh attacks. there was a surge of fighting yesterday in a transport hub. despite this, they still believe the truce is holding in the next 48 hours are crucial. this week's aims to and civil war that claimed more than 4500 lives since last year.

well, the bureaucracyobamacare hitting college campuses. cornell university students will be saddled with $350 penalty fees for having their own insurance. outraged students stormed the university president's office and protested. watch. >> you mentioned, you know, throughout the conversation you emphasize with us. but we don't want you to e em these with us. we want you to do something about it. >> editor in chief of the cornell review shot that video. he joins us now. what was it like in the office? >> i went in the office. i was in the hallway. they had some body guards preventing more students from entering the office. >> what did the school president said? >> it was a 40 minute confrontation between about 20230 students. angry students. mostly are the liberal students and the university president. basically he heard all of their grievances, everything they had to say. not only criticizing him for the

fee but every single grievance under the sun. >> explain the fee why they're so outraged. >> last week thursday the president of the university sent an e-mail to students basically explaining the $350 fee the student health fee levied on all students who didn't purchase the cornell student health insurance plan. basically it will affect about 70% undergrads. it will pay for expansion health services and pay back debt that cornell has that it took out to pay for it. students erupted and were outraged because of another cost to go to cornell. the financial aid won't cover it. >> right. tuition increased about 4%. they're making a lot of money. cornell is not cheap. the students are outraged. the liberal students are outraged. these are the students who the obama administration reached out to to spread the message about obama administration. do you see some hypocrisy here?

>> that was one of my immediate reaction. the second i finished reading the e-mail this plan this fee arrangement is basically just like the obamacare arrangement. in brief obamacare is you don't have health insurance you have to pay the tax to government. at cornell if you have private insurance you have to pay a fee. and the same students, as you said, who voted, you know, democrat party line who support these big government progressive policies when it finally comes down their pocketbooks they're in outroar. they're occupying the administration buildings talking about and screaming at the president. >> storming in the president's office. here is a statement from cornell. i want to read it. cornell has written about it. saying it's our responsibility to work together and make sure everyone in our community who needs help gets. it's a burden and benefit we share >>well i mean yes, if there are people sick on campus they

should get health care. back in 2009 one of the reasons the cost went up there were 1500s of h 1 n 1, virus. that's why they increased staffing. i think there are two points here. one, it's kind of this flawed philosophy. you need to redistribute wealth from some families or some students to pay for others. that's what they initially tried to sell it as. cornell doesn't admit in the press statement $70 out of the $350 fee is going to pay back debt that cornell took out to pay for the student students are effectively not only having their health redistributed but bailing out the administration. >> thank you so much. coming up a fox news alert. more on the top story. chaos in copenhagen. the terrorist who opened fire at a free speech conference. we're live with breaking details on the ground in denmark.

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deadly terror attacks in denmark were shot dead by police. two people were killed and five police officers shot at two separate attacks in a jewish synagogue a free speech event at a cafe. a spokesperson calling the deadly cafe attack, quote, deplorable and plans the u.s. will help investigate. this is the white house prepares to host a summit on how to kbatd violent extremism this week. today the president will continue his trip in california where he played golf yesterday. he's set to fly back to washington tomorrow. isis slaughters 21 coptic christians inside libya as the attack on christianity continues. more than 2,000 were killed in 2013. 322 are killed each month. a priest in the vermont is offering a symbol of hope. fox news correspondent our

friend lauren green. >> it's a tiny symbol that slammist extremist uses to label christians in a sign of contempt. the priest has transformed for good. christians are being persecuted in record numbers. a priest is finding a way to make a difference. father has a parish. when the town of mosul in iraq fell father benedict felt helpless. >> it was terrible to think a place where the christians have been for 2,000 years driven out. i was thinking what can i do? >> much like the nazis used the star of david to identify jews during world war ii, extremists use the arabic sign. a perception that father benedict wants to change.

>> we're using the symbol to show the world that we're with our brothers and sisters and try to help them practically in some small way. >> father ben district and parishioners are raising money by selling car magnets. it goes to a christian charity in the middle east on the front line against religious persecution. created here connects their struggle to a global community. >> being we're a socially responsible company it was a perfect fit. and we said okay. let's do this. >> as the marketing company designed them. monica and john help with packaging and shipping at their own cost. >> it's devastating. it's amazing that from the little community here we can actually make a difference. and, you know, if everybody just does a little bit. we can make a difference. >> many people are happy we're doing this.

they know that someone cares about them. we're identifying with them. and showing solidarity with them. >> here is a sobering issue. according to the watchdog organization. christians have become the most persecuted religion worldwide. it's gotten so bad it's called religious cleansing. father benedict wants the symbol to become a conversation starter so more people will know about the christian's plight. i have -- i have four about you. this is how i found out. i knew it was arabic. i said what is this? he said this is what it's about. >> it's fantastic. this is the car magnet if you want to use it, too. >> wear it proudly. >> absolutely! fascinating. we have some other stories making headlines on the stunned morning to tell you about now. this act of terrorism. that's how the palestinian government is classifying the shooting that killed three young muslims in north carolina.

the victims were all palestinian-americans and the government is demanding a role in the investigation. police say a neighbor shot the three victims after a dispute over a parking space. the fbi is investigating whether it was a hate crime. and dominos one step closer to delivering a pizza by a drone! >> the faa is close town unveiling new regulations. analysis shows drones have great economic benefits and even save lives. the report placed 95 workers -- and then drones will help to reduce that number. the delivery will be nice and hot. an e cigarette are getting a shove into the drug category. schools in north carolina, new jersey, washington and connecticut are now treating the

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the wind is solidly in place. we have the snow front from eastern mass. bliss around warnings continue. rhode island to massachusetts. now we have to turn our sites to the next storm. 16 states under winter storm advisories of some sort. all that pink. it's winter storm warnings. i think we'll see some areas up to a foot of snow. we'll see icing with this. ice storms are incredibly dangerous. take a look at areas of arkansas into tennessee and parts of the carolinas and northeast georgia. quickly take you through the timing. overnight we see the ice in oklahoma. the snow fall across kansas and missouri. by tomorrow afternoon we see it across the ohio valley. then eventually by the time we get to tuesday take a look at that. back into the northeast. more snow, boston is included in that. thank you. still ahead. a fox news alert. copenhagen denmark on high alert

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nice to see you, jack. >> good to see you. >> how can we get people like us if they inherently don't. i struggle with this constantly. tip one is eye brow flashing and head tilting. that's how you can tell if someone likes you. >> what our brains do we scan the environment to determine if there's any threats out there. especially from humans. we communicate nonverbally from a distance to flash friend signals. one is a eye brow glance. quick up-and-down movement. >> it can be creepy. >> it's subtle. it's one sixth of a second. and all of it says is i'm not a threat. and once i tell people this they come back and say, wow, that's interesting. i've been eye brow particularflashing people. and the second thing is tilt your head which exposing your

artery. >> dogs do that. >> absolutely. when a girl does that she gives the eye brow flash and tilts her head, saying i like you. >> yes. she said i like you. the other thing is the smile. that's the top three. when you smile you release endorphins. >> if you watch, like, a television show where human interaction with no sound and know how people feel about each other? >> yes. this is what actors do when they try to convince people when they're in role and they like each other when they may not. >> okay. what about when we put our hands through the hair like this. >> there's something called the hair flip. yes. that would be the hair flip. and that indicates that you like the person. but there's another signal and that's if you flip your hair and then you look away that's a signike you. >> really? >> what are other signs of hostility. i should know this by now. >> blocking. >> blocking like this. >> yes. if you're sitting in a bar or a table and a woman reaches down

and grabs her purse and pulls out mace and put it is in her lap. [ laughter ] turns toward the doorway away from you. that's a good signal. >> jack schaffer you're a wise man! it's interesting. thank you for joining us. the book -- we have it on screen? "the like switch." there you go. buy it! it looks fantastic. thank you. coming up he was ordered by isis was it ordered by isis or a copy cat? what we're learning about the suspect behind the terrorist attack. one state college the secret admission fare for illegal students. one outraged student joins us live next. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill?

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we begin this hour with a fox news alert. danish police shot and killed the man suspected of two deadly terror attacks in copenhagen. that's where we find grn reporter tom carsonson. he's live with brand new information about the shooter. what do we know, tom. >> reporter: we know there's a been a press conference. the secret intelligence services had him on a watch list. they knew who he was and who he is now. they're not sharing his name. they knew him and had him on a watch list. the questions are going in the direction of was he maybe someone who been to syria to fight. obviously he knew to how handle weapons. that's the question to be asked now. they're not ready to give us all the information. they know who he was. >> one of the questions is how long he was in the country.

when did he enter the country. did he come back -- >> he could have been born here. he spoke danish. he could have been radicalized young muslim born here. there are reports he shouted islamic radicalisms as he fired. >> i haven't been able to confirm that. >> what about accomplices? they're still operating with the theory he was alone. also, there was another arrest a half hour ago in a part of copenhagen not too far from the first shooting. by the looks of the people who did the raid, it's kind of the s.w.a.t. teams. it's clearly someone to be taken serious. we're not sure yet who it is. >> why are they not releasing the name? >> i'm sure they are want to be totally sure. they could be worried about repercussions. they don't do that here. they keep it under the lid for

awhile. they won't tell us why or who. >> i know this is speculative. do you think you'll see any pro pro free speech? >> not as big. we're not as big of a country. also, in germany the movement than doing walks. that movement is also in denmark on a lot smaller. they a walk tomorrow. it could maybe attract a few more people. there hasn't been any plans publicized yet about massive rallies or anything. not yet at least. they'll try to digest what happened yesterday. >> thank you tom. the guy was being watched. they have him and the name but not releasing it yet. it is believed to be the first ever college fair posted for immigrant.

the undocument rutgers event a campus reporter was not allowed inside. they say it gives undocumented children's an unfair advantage. good morning, gabriella. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> explain what the program is all about. does it incentivize coming to this country illegally and making more want to flood our board ers? >> absolutely. this three-hour event was there to encourage undocumented students to apply for college. it provided them with tools such as how to fill out a college application, how to pay for college and organizers of the event told undocumented students who attended that their identities would be kept confidential from the government. >> was the event paid for with college funds? >> it was paid for by the university and hosted by the university. i would imagine that students tuition and student fees were used to fund the event.

>> and tax dollars since it's a public university. >> sure. here is what rutgers said. they gave the statement. what do you make of that? >> well, this is just the latest example in a concerning trend of colleges and universities going to great lengths to develop these special programs and events for undocumented students. just last week, campusreform.org reported on a story in california. law makers are trying to develop a work study program particularly for illegal immigrants. as a student myself, sometimes i wonder if i would be better off ripping my social security card in half so i could receive the benefits. what did you notice at oregon state you're reporting? >> sure. i was a student at oregon state and i paid upwards of $30,000 in tuition to attend there as an out of state student.

and oregon among 17 other states, is a tuition equity state. where undocumented students are able to pay in state tuition. while i, a u.s. citizens was paying $30,000 to attend college, i witnessed, you know, illegal immigrants attending college for significantly lesser than that amount. >> that's unbelievable. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. coming up. more on the top story this morning. copenhagen denmark, the scene of terror. we learned the suspect was on the terror watch list. and possibly more arrests on the way. what does it mean? we have another live report after the break. stay tuned.

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>> denmark rocked by two deadly terror attacks. the suspected gunman shot and killed by police. we're just learning of another arrest. is it connected? the breaking details ahead. and isis advancing in iraq dangerously close to more than 300 american marines stationed there. this as we learn the an bar province is on the brink of falling back into the hands of terrorists. can they be stopped in time? mother nature not giving in. [ whipping wind ] >> yuck. massive winter storm slamming more than half the country this morning. we're tracking the latest on the dangerous conditions. rick is wearing a sweater today. you know it's dangerous. "fox & friends" hour three begins right now. we'll take you to the fox news alert. early this morning danish police

killed the man they believe to be behind two deadly terror attacks in copenhagen. we're learning the suspect was on a terror watch list. just in, another arrest has been made in denmark. no details whether it's related to the attacks. we're assuming there's a possibility. here with the latest on the developing story amy kellogg who is live in london. what are you hearing? >> tucker, clayton anna. police are keeping the late-breaking details under wraps for now. probably for operational reasons. in the meantime people are pointing to similarities between the attacks in copenhagen yesterday and the terror attacks in france last month. because the target in both were people who made caricature of the prophet mohamed. and the interior minister of france waste nod time to get himself to copenhagen to gather information and lend support.

the first attack took place late yesterday afternoon in a cafe cultural center where an event on freedom of speech was going on. a gunman tried to force his way in. the security guards stopped him. they knew that this place could be a target. a cartoonish who depict the mohamed was a speaker. the cartoonist lars vilks was unarmed. three police officers wounded and one person killed. and a gunman went to a synagogue and killed a jewish man outside providing security to a bar mitzvah. it was a cctv footage that lead police to the suspect. apparently they had him on a watch list but made no public comment. they tracked the suspect to a

neighborhood near the train station. when they tried to stop the suspect, he opened fire and they returned fire and the suspect was killed. at this point police are saying he was acting alone and there's no need for search for an accomplice in the case. as you mentioned earlier, there was an arrest this morning a short time ago in copenhagen. no details yet. it is possible that this could be connected. clayton, anna tucker? >> amy kellogg thank you. there are reports that the shooter was shouting arabic phases. how did the white house respond on this specific incident in denmark yesterday? this is from the national security council spokesperson. quote, the united states condemns today's deplorable shooting in copenhagen. we offer our condolences to the loved ones of the deceased victim and our thoughts are with those wounded in the attack. no mention of islamic

streechlism or terrorism. >> you wonder what those are. they were sorry the random thing happened to you. another victim of crime. that's how the president described acts of terror. there's no indication at all that the white house is willing to ed aadmit what is going on. >> what is wild, too we saw from the danish prime minister yesterday saying that this is a cold-blooded act of terror. it's a political assassination. very blatantly putting it out there. >> she came out with that fast. >> the prime minister of denmark, this is not a right-wing figure. this is not an evangelical. if they can call it what it is. you wonder what is going on at the white house. >> are these random acts of crime. is that what paris was? charily hebdo. let's take a listen to what the

president had to say attacks. >> it's legitimate for the american people to be deeply concerned when you've got a bunch of violent vicious zealots who behead people who are randomly shooting a bunch of folks in a deli in paris. it is right and appropriate for us to be vigilant and aggressive in flying to deal with that. the same way a big city mayor has to cut the crime rate down if he wants the city to thrive. >> these are just crimes. can someone who doesn't understand or unwilling to ak acknowledge the religious views of terror combat it? that interview was given to fox. >> right. wally for a ris said it was it wasn't random. the guy was on a terrorist watch list, we know now.

he had targeted lars vilks who was on the assassination list from the terrorists. from isis. >> yeah. specifically. here what wally had to say earlier on the show. >> it cannot be random if there is an ideology and if there is a trend. random in a sense that shot was you know, chosen randomly from a technical point of view from a strategic point of view there are hundred of thousands of shops in paris. why this one? it could be a gathering of intellectuals who are criticizings the jihadists. >> the similarities are, i mean shocking. it's eerie. in paris you have "charlie hebdo" and the cartoonist against mohamed there and the same thing in copen hag. since 2007 when he deducted the

prophet mohammed as a dog and the attack at the synagogue at copen nnhagen and the jewish deli in paris. there are two crime scenes and they're similar in nature. >> what do they want? they attack the conference on free speech. this is their plan to limit the range of views considered acceptable in west. they are conceding because they have the attacking on islam are forms of hate speech and should be banned. you should not be allowed to ex express your views. people are in jail right now in europe for expressing their views. the president getting criticized for the optics that the.often puts out. when he is in the middle of these events seems to -- remember after the james foley announcement after the beheading of james foley was then seen on the golf course and the selfie stick interview, of course,

after the american hostage was -- we learned was killed by isis. i mean it's difficult of the president. they have the hardest job in the world. they should have leisure time but going to the golf course yesterday after the attack. governor huckabee on the show earlier said, you know maybe you need to give up some of the vacation time. >> it's amazing that the president has time for recreation. i don't begrudge of him of that. i think there are times the incredible circumstances we face in the world would require him to give the away his weekends and focus seoulolely on the task at hand. >> there are times when the objects certainly matter. this is one of them. just like the james foley matter. you should name your enemy so you can see your enemy. >> the president who said he wasn't going to be in a bubble. when he was run. he said i don't want to be in the bubble of washington.

the tone deaf bubble. and that seems to be what the administration has found itself in. you know, coming from the top. so you a choice whether or not to play golf when you learn about terrorist attack. the president's decision. it's not someone else telling him. >> it depends how much your value is. if you think the most important value in america is the ability to express freely what you believe, freedom of speech, then, you know, you're opposed to this. you're willing to stand up in the face. if you believe the highest value is not to offend protected groups. then, you know, probably mixed feelings here. >> and the more you put yourself in front of the media and talk about it you're admitting there's a problem. it's harder to say these poor groups of terrorists are on the roun run. >> i hope you will see journalists stand up. most american papers didn't run the front page of "charlie hebdo." they were cowed into silence. i hope that ominous trend ends.

more on the story as we continue to follow it on "fox & friends." also, a big story back here along the east coast. some extreme weather. millions of people, 27 states slammed with the monster storms. >> they're going get give me a break! the biggest threat today dangerous windchills and gusts up to 75 miles per hour. >> and the storm is expected to intensify intensify, if anything, throughout the day. 1500 flights have been grounded as massachusetts declares a state of emergency. rick is on top of this. >> reporter: the winds are the big problem today. the storm is strengthening. it will cause the winds to increase. the snow will tamper off but the winds in the 50s to 60 miles per hour range it will blow the snow arm and continue with whiteout conditions. today so you to stay inside. and asking everybody stay off the roads across eastern new england. it's the wind snow, and the cold.

you can see the cold has settled down across parts of the south. it's 11 in22 in atlanta. same with memphis. and the wind we're dealing with with the great lakes is making too feel incredibly cold. it feels like minus 11 right now. there's a little bit of snow. not a little bit. there's a small area getting a lot of snow. it's eastern parts of massachusetts and into parts of rhode island. i think we may see another four to eight inches of snow there. with this storm we're in the third snowiest season we've seen in boston. we have more to go. watch what happens with the temperatures behind it. it plummets. these aren't windchill temperatures. these are actual temperatures. minus 5 in hartford. 1 in boston. that's some of the coldest air we've seen in two decades across the northeast. let me tell you, we do not warm up across the great lakes and the northeast above freezing for at least in the seven days. get ready for a long stretch of cold air.

cold air settles in across parts of the south. fat tuesday, new orleans, guys 52 degrees. that is a chilly one for a lot of celebration that it going on down in new orleans. >> that's right. >> exactly. >> thank you. rick revealed yesterday he's been wearing his long johns. we have other stories to tell you about now. more headlines overnight the cease-fire between ukraine and russia off to a rocky start with both sides accusing the other of fresh attacks. officials also say there was a surge in fighting yesterday. in a key transport hub. they believe the truce is holding in the next 48 hours are crucial. this week's piecemeal aims to end the civil war that claimed more than 5400 lives since april of last year. overnight it injuries seven people on board an yierls flight. the plane out of newark was nearingnear ing hawaii. four crew members and a teen were hospitalized.

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commanders a mission, we should allow them to execute the mission and not overly constrain them with approved authorities but then having to come back to the administration for permission. >> is he right? joined by the host of fox news sunday chris wallace. thank you for joining us. there have been complaints about obama from the military retired and active duty for a long time. they seem to be increasing in frequency and intensity. is that my imagination? >> there is certainly no question this has been a continuing problem throughout the administration and, you know, it came into relief this week when ashton carter was confirmed as the defense secretary. he will be the fourth defense secretary for this president and the previous three have either publicly or privately -- two in memoirs complained about micromanaging from the white house especially from the national security staff. you have bob gates' memoir, leon

panetta's memoir. it was apparently one of the key reasons that chuck hagel was forced out. we'll see what happens with ashton carter. a few weeks ago i did an interview with the chairman of the joint chiefs general martin dempsey. at one point i was asked -- i think he was kind of prepared for this question, you know, what about complain about micromanaging. he said before i answer i better go to the white house first to make a joke of it. it is clearly a problem. and exactly what the lieutenant general flynn said. they get a mission but a lot of micromanaging, a lot of second guessing, a lot of demand for information from the national security staffs from susan rice, and they say, look, we understand civilian leadership. there's no qualms about that. they feel there isn't a level of interference that has not generally happened between the white house and the pentagon. >> if we see military top brass say things like this against the

president's strategy will the president's strategy change? >> as i say, we're on the fourth secretary of defense on in this president's administration. i guess he likes the way it's going. >> chris wallace going to put on a great show today. who do you have coming up? >> an exclusive interview with john boehner. what is so interesting in the wake of the terrible terror attacks in denmark is that funding for the department of homeland security runs out in 12 days. because of the battle republicans in the house want to link funding continued funding for dhs to rolling back the president's immigration executive action. senate democrats are filibustering that. we'll have an interview with the chief justice of the alabama supreme court. he, of course in a legal tug of war with a federal court about whether or not same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.

the ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional in alabama. we'll talk about that. "fox news sunday" is straight ahead. >> thank you. it's a good show. fox news alert. this man's art made him a terror target. one editorial cartoonist has a much-needed warning about free speech. plus they supported obamacare. now that is hitting their wallets the college students outraged! >> you're putting all the debt on their shoulders and telling them to change the world. it's not going to happen.

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michael, nice to see you this morning. >> great to be on with you clayton. we had earlier on the show helle, the founder of the lars vilks committee. she said she's not cowed by the latest terror attacks. she is out there publicly. she won't be sbichl dated. do you carry that same sentiment as a fighter of free speech? >> absolutely. you know, first our hearts and prayers go out to the victims of the latest tragedy. i hate to sound like a broken record. it's about freedom of liberty, the freedom of speech. the universal human right of freedom of expression. and, really the focus should be not only these cartoons or the cartoonist but those who oppose their bailiffelieves and limit freedoms. civilized societies have to defend and the freedoms that are

encompassed in that bailiffelief. >> right. you're not a fan of the cartoons. but that's not the point. >> right. absolutely. there's another point to cartooning. and frankly, you don't want to do controversial cartoons just for the sake of controversy. it overshadows the message, the point of doing the political cartoon. and, you know, everybody res recollects that old saying that voltaire who said i don't agree with your believes but i'll defend your right to say it. i think that's the important point in all the circumstances. these people are trying to limit the freedom of expression so that people don't expose, really, the bar barrism that is behind the terrible actions. >> fight for free speech around the world. the united states really the only place that has it. of course, people locked up in

prison for bringwriting things that government disagrees with. i was struck by the hypocrisy of arm and arm leaders during the paris marches when many locked up people imprisoned them for believes that stand against their government. standing there arm and arm walking down the streets of paris. were you struck by that? >> absolutely. in fact you know this terrorism is a threat to the entire world. it's something that the civilized nations should be unified in fighting against. the fundamental right of freedom of expression is necessary of the component in self-governance in a free society. these leaders should be doing more than just making margins. they ought to be fighting the scorch as much as they can and allowing the exchange of ideas. it's a necessary component in a free society. >> do you think we'll see a united states newspaper showing in context the cartoons lars

vilks has drawn over the years putting the prophet mohamed's body on a dog. do you think the american press will show the cartoons? i would hope so at some point but i doubt it. there's a political direction correctness movement that has really taken journalism by storm. you know, that's unfortunate. but i can understand why they wouldn't want to just have a controversial element just for the sake of controversy. but they should all stand together and defend this very precious right of freedom of communications and speech >>well, said michael ramirez. we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me on. coming up. learning from inging the suspected gunman of copenhagen attacks was on a watch list. joining me now a member of the fbi weighs in next. a school bus driver taking

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the unidentified man was a on terror watch list in that country. another arrest has been made in denmark. it's not yet known if it is related to yesterday's attacks that left two civilians dead and five police officers hurt. audio from inside the first attack just released. [ gunfire ] >> britain's prime minister david cameron throwing his support behind the danish authorities. let's bring in jonathan gillam. former navy s.e.a.l. knows the inside and out of tracking these guys. we know from a report this morning he was on a watch list. we don't know how he got in the country. some pointed out he may have grown up there.

>> i think anna was asking me before we came on what does it mean he was on a watch list? it means they spent a lot of time and effort to track this person and put him on a watch list. it did nothing to stop him from attacking. that. is something that needs to be looked at. we can put 300,000 people we can put 10 people on a watch list. if you're not actively and following and investigating them making sure it can happen before it happens. degrading and destroying doesn't exist. >> our hearts go out to the folks in copenhagen. >> sure. >> but we're thinking about ourselves here in the own terror watch. what does it mean for u.s.? >> it's the same thing here. we have to look at the other countries that have been attacked. every time it happens, canada was amazing to me. there were people saying the innocence of canada is lost. the world doesn't have innocence anymore. that day is gone now. these are people -- this is an ideology. it's over a thousand years old.

they're using the same tactics and techniques as a thousand years ago. they have the technology to go anywhere and put online instantly. so it -- nowhere is really safe. i mean, we're safe but anywhere that the attack could happen anywhere at any time. you have to be aware. and somebody on twitter a minute ago accused me of fear mongering. if that's the case i'm okay with that. because what i want people to be is aware. not necessarily afraid but, look, if you go to a coffee shop and you look around and something happens and you run and get out of there. i did my job. >> so, i mean this has been a huge debate for the past 14 years over law enforcement paying more attention to specific communities immigrant communities, muslim communities in the united states and the left has complained this is racist, et. cetera. do you think that the political correctness has influences in the dangerous way law enforcement works? absolutely. here is the problem when it's influencing something like what we're dealing with here which is

fundamental mohammedism. it's like an iceberg. now, on the top of the water you see part of it. you go underneath the water and it's massive underwater. what we're dealing with here is an ideology. we're seeing these things. we're seeing the attacks and the wars overseas. what we're not seeing is the growth of this movement underground and it as it spreads out. these attacks will start to happen more and more. >> that brings us to the lone gunman point. we keep hearing the lone gunman at the top of the iceberg, really. the connection to ideology under the surface. >> exactly. and, you know, we could stop it here, for instance. we could, you know, do all this work to stop recruitment here. to stop the lone wolves here or the home grown operatives. if you don't stop it in denmark. if you don't stop it in france and you don't recruit and set up, you know, political ideology that accepts the fact this is happening, then it's not going to do any good. we're not fighting isis. we're not fighting al qaeda. we're fighting an ideology that

is all over the world now. >> and at its root it's ill liberal. it's against the freedom of speech. you heard david cameron say that. i can't remember our president saying that. >> we need to put the selfie stick con and pay more attention to the unconventional war we're fighting. it's not terrorism. terrorism is a tactic they use. that the warfare is actually unconventional warfare. that's what we're fighting. we need to think unconventional way otherwise it will spread. >> what do you think the administration needs? we have the administration asking for a new stars titus of forces agreement to get money isis popping up in all parts of the world asking congress for more money. and democrats unwilling and say, look, i don't want to write a blank check. we want to know what they need. what does the administration need?

>> i would like to say there's no longer democrat and republican when it comes to war fighting. there is effective thinking and incompetence. we need to look at it that way. this is a multi-prong war. you need boots on the ground. you can't have boots on the ground without arrestir power. you can't have that if you don't understand the ideology. we're not notlooking necessarily 100% everything that comes out of the koran. there's superstitions and stories that are a thousand years old. if we don't understand that i don't know how we'll fight the war correctly. >> i don't know how we can understand how they with burn people and do what they do. >> go back -- i challenge anybody that wants to debate me. look at the islam mohamed practiced. it's the same tactics and techniques. in our media and 100 years ago,

1.5 arkansas 1.arkansas man yans cease to existed on the effortarth. that was one specific area in turkey. now they have the ability to take that fight anywhere in the globe. any time. >> thank you john. >> thank you. of course, we have other stories we're following on you were sunday morning. on to those now. dozens of cornell students protest a new health care penalty storming the president's office demanding it be removed. >> you mentioned, you know, throughout the conversation that you empathize. any student that opts out of the health insurance plan will be charged $350 even if they have over coverage. we spoke to one student earlier. >> cornell doesn't admit in that that press statement is that $70 out of the $350 fee will pay back debt that cornell took out

to pay for the student health center. students not only have their wealth redistributed but bailing out the administration. >> since the fee is not part of the administration it will likely not be covered by financial aid. a major crack down on e cigarettes. schools in four states are considering treating them as drug paraphernalia. they usually contain a nicotine solution but can be used to hold marijuana. they are clamping down. plus, it could go on a student's permanent school record. outrage after a school bus driver shares a self-jiie showing himself drinking a beer behind the wheel. they are calling the behavior unacceptable. they say the driver is spinsded while they investigate. no children were on the bus. >> what is there to investigate? a bus driver chugging a beer on

the bus? >> the kids weren't on board. let's get to rick who is tracking the extreme weather alert. winter weather weary new england getting slammed. wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour. they could get more than a foot of snow up there. >> exactly. and probably no school buses tomorrow morning across the northeast. the foot of snow not that big of a deal compared to what they've seen. they'vebout 7 feet of snow now over the last 23 days. now we get the snow but it's the wind and the cold air. take a look at the temperatures. you see a lot of cold air in place all around the great lakes and into the northeast. it's this settles that across the southeast as well. 22 in atlanta and memphis. 15 in raleigh. you factor in the winds it feels like 9 in atlanta. 11 in little rock. the cold air across the south will change things a little bit for the next couple of days. we have the storm we've been dealing with across the northeast. bliss around warnings but now we

turn our attention overnight tonight into tomorrow across parts of the south. take a look at this 16 states under winter storm advisories. up to a foot of snow across some places across the south. we'll talk about that in a bit. thank you, rick. 42 minutes after the hour. coming up 21 coptic christians executed at the hands of isis. more at risk. how can the united states stop the shocking trend? we'll ask father jonathan morris. ♪ ♪ welcome to the most social car we've ever designed. ♪ the all-new nissan murano. ♪ nissan. innovation that excites.

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father jonathan morris is joining us. >> how long will it take. what is it going to take, right? >> what can it take? lauren green reporting earlier that over 300 christians killed every month in different regions of the world. one of the most persecuted groups in the world. what will it take? >> well, we think of what it took for the international community to galvanize around some sort of action air strikes in iraq. it took religious leaders and local leaders saying, hey, listen, we have to stop. remember, the word of pope francis stop them. which is suggesting military action. it's unusual for a pope or others, i know franklin graham has been outspoken, thank god in the united states about what is going on. most recently, the archbishop in iraq said, you know, the air strikes are not enough right now. they're not enough. and what he is suggesting is more military action.

and i wish we heard from western leaders right now coming up with a strategy. this is what we're going to do. i was disappointed that the president going to congress just this past week asking for a right to go ahead and to lead military offense against isis. then announcing to the whole world there will not be any ground troops. do we want another ground troop war? absolutely not. do we want the president and other leaders say we're only doing this? we're telegraphing the past. we're saying we will not go as far as we need to go in order to stop isis. >> one of the public opinion every christian in america seems invested in saving some group or other around the world. >> i think they're more so now than before. it takes political leaders to say this is the priority. it wakes us up. it wakes up religious leaders

up. president obama were out there saying this is our strategy we're not going to allow the christians in the middle east to be massacred. and bringing together other religious leaders. then the conscience of america and other places would be -- >> i'm sick of seeing these pictures whether they're in cages or whether they're in orange jump suits about to be beheaded. it's so awful to look at. are we em boldining them by showing their propaganda? >> perhaps. but it has to be done. what is the other option? be silent. there's always a tipping point in something like this. we think of nazi germany. there was a tipping point. when is the tipping point going to happen for the international community? when the archbishop in iraq is saying we need more than air strikes. he's there on the ground. he's in britain the past week and begging for international outcry against what is going on here. we need more of that. >> and it comes on the news

overnight. perhaps hours away from falling away to the enemy. >> that's right. we have to keep talking about it. i hope international leaders are coalesce around real strategy to make sure that the native lands of these christians who had been there for a very, very long time are not wiped off the face of the middle east. >> father john thank you for joining us. >> thank you. coming up is this the latest terror attack in denmark a jihad is spreading faster than thought. in a work, work, work world... take time for sunday.

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a second suspect after killing the man believed to be behind two deadly terror attacks yesterday. we now know he was on the terror watch list. now the president of the united states is spending his weekend golfing. an expert says that lacks urgency and it's on display for the world to see and it's fuelling terrorist aggression. to tell us more fox news strategic analyst colonel ralph peters. great to see you this morning. >> hey, tucker. >> explain your view on how the president in action and his lack of urgency inspires aggression against the west. >> when it comes to being president, obama clearly likes the perks but doesn't like the hard work and he is a very peculiar psychologically complex individual historians will be analyzing for years. one thing we do know is look at the facts the only religion this president is willing to come out and publicly defend is islam.

i'm not saying he's a muslim but he rowmantizes it and those attacks were attacks on fundamental principles of western civilization. freedom of expression and religious tolerance. what does obama do? what do his minions do? they say attack on a synagogue doesn't count. the only intolerance is intolerance of islam. we have this problem where everybody on the left romanticizes islam and they're always scolding us. we do not have islamophobia problem in the united states. we have a problem that places islam above all criticism and until we hold islam to the same standards of every other religion terrorism wins. >> have you noticed this change the left has a admirable history

of defending above all else freedom of speech. that's whether you liked it or not and that seems to have changed dramatically in the last couple of decade where is the left is at the forefront of this effort to ban speech tochlt. to get you to stop saying and defend other people and left conservatives to defend freedom of speech. >> you're right. that's the collapse of utopia the soviet union and revelations about how horrible communism has been. the american left never had much intellectual depth and they're reaching for a cause and they have made the cause this movement within islam that is deadly -- can you imagine the outcry from the american left and from our president if you suddenly had southern baptists or methodists or presbyterians burning hostages alive and

beheading them? again our president just plays into the terrorists hands by drawing between the crusades and today's terrorism as if taking jerusalem in 1099 justified 911. we need adult leadership in the white house but we don't need religious hatred but we don't need excessive indulgence because when you indulge in fols false tolerance you enable the terrorists. >> coming up barbara bush said no more bushes in the white house but now she seems to have changed her mind. we'll tell you what she said. >> and a gunman unloads on a free speech forum in denmark sending people diving for their lives. up next you'll hear from one of the survivors of the deadly cafe attack and how she describes hiding between tables and chairs when the gunman opened fire. >> why do we still say but when we --

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>> good morning everyone, today is february 15th 2015. this is a fox news alert. denmark rocked by two deadly terror attacks. the gunman shot and killed by police and we're learning of another arrest. is it connected? the breaking details ahead. >> plus overnight isis and u.s. trained iraqi soldiers do battle miles from the air base where they are stationed. >> and she was trying to give her daughter a driving lesson and it cost her her life. the devastating road rage story you need to hear before you get in your car this morning.

fox and friends hour 4 begins right now. >> let's start with a fox news alert this morning. while you were sleeping danish police killed the suspect believed to be behind the two deadly terror attacked in copenhagen and the man was on a state terror watch list for some time. danish officials revealed the gunman is thought to be tied to radical islam. he shouted slogans as he pulled the trigger and has isis connections and may have been inspired by last month's attacks in paris. two people were killed and five officers wounded when the gunman opened fire in two separate attacks. one at a synagogue and the other at a free speech gathering at a cafe. >> why do we still say but when we -- [ gunshots ]

>> police used surveillance video and tips from a cab driver to catch the suspect. denmark police also made another arrest. unknown if it's connected to yesterday's terror attacks. >> now we're hearing they're up and down the street where the gunman has lived. tom is on the scene in copenhagen with the latest on the rapidly developing story. what's new? >> well the news is still that we have this arrest but it's been reported that a man was arrested in another place not too far from the first shooting. reports of heavily armed police like s.w.a.t. teams taken away a young man but they're not saying anything about it yet. >> what do we know about the shooter himself? he was on a watch list you had been reporting earlier. what else have you learned?

>> he was 25 to 30 years old. police know exactly who he is. they're not sharing that information. i think they're worried if he had a network perhaps if they say we know who it was they might risk their own investigation. he spoke danish but has arab backgrounds and was living in a part of copenhagen with big muslim minority. >> lead us through a time line of what exactly happened. he opened fire on a free speech and then synagogue. >> he opened fire at the free speech and it was fended off by security services luckily because had he gotten in he would have killed a lot more people. then he disappeared in a car and vanished for many more hours until he then attacked a mosque at 1:00 a.m. and was defended by police and he was shot at 4:50 this morning.

>> he attacked a synagogue. was that correct? >> that's correct. he saw the security guard outside the synagogue and he was there because there was something going on and he was murdered by this man. >> and the apparent target is a 68-year-old that faced several attempted attacks and death threats since he depicted him as a dog. what are you learning as far as his situation right now? is he doing all right or is he concerned about future attempts to his life? >> he was further back in the building when the attack happened and he was quickly pulled into i think a big freezer. it also has a kitchen there so he was tucked away by security services and i don't know where he is now. i don't think anybody knows. he's been living underground on

and off since that cartoon was published and they'll be stepping up security around hill. >> you just mentioned there was a security guard outside that was killed. is that common in copenhagen to post a security guard outside a bar barmitzvah? >> yeah, they do that now. they have a security guard there now but it's quite recent. only within the last ten years that has been necessary. >> what do you know about the raids going on right now? >> a lot of them were this morning where they basically crossed off a whole roll where they had a flat in there and just checked all the other apartments as well and held people there for hours. but yeah, there's not much getting out but there's another place not far from the first shooting where they arrested another one and raided a flat

there. >> what are locals saying about the guy? was he well-known in that area? >> there's only one or two interviews. and they're not saying anything. they're saying they didn't know him. probably over the next couple of days there will be more stories about who he exactly was but his name is not out yet by police which makes it more difficult. but probably within a day or two his name will be out and we'll hear more about him. >> this is all so fresh for them. what's the tone like there? >> the neighbors? >> yeah everybody in the community that's been terrorized. >> all are shocked and appalled by this and there's a lot of people coming out with statements now. the muslim community is under pressure as well and that reflects badly on all the very peaceful muslims. they're all under pressure as

well. >> business is usual tomorrow or any word on that. >> i think things will be hectic over the next couple of days. we'll all go back to work like we normally do but hopefully it will die down quickly. >> yeah. >> all right. thanks tom. >> you're welcome. >> thanks for that analysis. we replaced the sound earlier for you. it's frightening. you're going to hear, we believe it's the woman who we had earlier on the show. she's the founder of the committee committee. she was the organizer of the free speech event. listen to her as she's about to introduce the next speaker and listen to the gunfire exploding. >> why do we still say but -- [ gunshots snvlt [ gunshots ]

>> free speech and then gunfire. that is exactly what's going on we spoke to her. a very brave woman that says she's totally unintimidated by what happened yesterday. very sad but unbowed. the conference on is free speech continued after the shooting stopped. >> did it really? >> yeah but we had her on the show earlier. here's part of what she said. >> secondly we heard a lot of noise and i was just thinking what is this noise and then got up and said everybody down. this of course always awakes a lot of fear. but i think there's also a growing awareness in denmark, scandinavia and other european countries that we can't give into terrorist attack. sometimes you hear a terrorist attack being labeled just as a criminal act or something like that.

you have to be very specific i think, because this is a terror attack. there's no other way to describe it. >> and yet this white house this administration is not describing it that way. says that their thoughts are with the families there but as a criminal act. >> but you know what's amazing we just heard from tom that there are routinely security guards posted outside. who wants to live in a world like that? and is anybody even noticing that this can be traced to immigration pattern. massive islamic immigration into scandinavia and here's what happened. >> and will this attack so boldly labeled by the danish prime minister as a terror attack will it effect the future of free tomdom of speech events like this? the woman says this isn't going to stop her. it's been going on for a long time that they have had threats against them and they're going to continue. >> we're going to have

lieutenant general tom later in the show what this administration needs to do about terrorism. >> but first another fox news alert. the deadly attacks in denmark rattling officials in a city in north germany. police cancelling a popular street parade 90 minutes before it's set to begin. they received credible information of an attack on the parade which draws 250,000 visitors each year. >> a mother dies following a road rage incident. now the hunt is on for her killer. she was teaching her daughter how to drive when there was some kind of problem with passengers in another car. that car followed the mother and daughter home and someone started shooting. the 15-year-old was not hurt. police are seeking a man in his 20s and the silver car he was

in. >> and caught on camera bystanders rushed to help a florida bus driver with a medical emergency. >> open the door. open the door. are you all right? >> well, the man passing out rear ending a truck on a busy roadway with the empty bus still in drive. that's when a woman climbed through the driver's side window, puts the bus in park, turns the engine off and opens the door. >> i believe he's in cardiac arrest. >> the driver was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. no one else was hurt. >> millions of people in 27 states slammed with monster winter storms. snows already falling in new england where the last thing they need is snow. >> wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour. the storm is massive but it's expected to intensify throughout the day. 1600 flights grounded so far as the common wealth of

massachusetts declares a weather emergency. rick is on top of all of this. what's going on. >> yeah the storm will intensify but that's off the shore and that's what is going to bring the increase in winds. the snow is going to die down here over the next few hours but the winds will be strong and blow it around and keep the blizzard-like conditions going on. let me show you a few things going on. the coldest air across the northeast in two decades. that's how cold it's going to be tonight into tomorrow morning but the cold settled all the way down across the south. we have the snow across parts of massachusetts. it's eastern massachusetts heading down across rhode island as well and some of that is incredibly heavy this morning up to about 3 inches an hour. because of that and the wind we have blizzard warnings in effect there. by tomorrow it's gone but the cold air settles in. then we turn our attention to the next sform going to develop across the south. we have winter storm warnings in effect. all the areas you see in pink. one is the ice. and i think we're going to see

some pretty significant icing across arkansas tennessee, and then the carolinas but we're also going to be talking about probably the biggest snowstorm in a long time across area of the south. much of kentucky looking at over 12 inches of snow by tuesday morning. that's a significant storm across parts of kentucky and tennessee. we'll keep watching that one here as well. >> thank you, rick. >> you bet. coming up, isis advancing in iraq close to 800 u.s. marines there. this when we learn the province is on the brink of falling back into the hands of terrorists. can they be stopped in time? >> remember this campaign moment. >> and oregon and washington and michigan and then we're going to washington d.c. to take back the white house. >> yeah! well he says scott walker shouldn't be qualified to be president since he doesn't have a college degree. scott brown is here to respond himself, next. come on in. >> come on senator.

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a fox news alert. the town of al-baghdadi falling to the hands of isis. >> this as they gain ground in anbar province. so what does the administration need to be doing to stop them? let's ask fox news military analyst lieutenant general. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> is this really a potential problem? could this actually happen? anbar province fall? >> it could. we have a major problem. i was there in 2005. we have been given a warning signal and we must take some action. >> what action do we need to president asking for expanded power to go after isis yet democrats saying we don't want

him writing a blank check. the president saying we don't need boots on the ground. we need air power. what do we do? >> here's what i would do. first of all, let's remember, the iraqi winged commander is in charge of the base and he is out to the perimeter and supporting iraqi forces are outside the base. outside the wire. for the u. s. military i would put 24/7 air cover to include uavs like reapers over that airfield and i would constantly survey that road to the air base. i would continuously start attacking the forces there. the best defense is a good offense and we do not have those assets. we have them available but we are not using them. we really do not have an air

campaign. we have air stiekrikes and it doesn't even equal to pin pricks. >> what's the end goals here? do we want it to be administered by one government out of baghdad or break into two separate countries? what are we trying to achieve? >> boy that is the $64 question. what i would like it to achieve is if you have a government that is friendly to the kurds and sunnis and brings them together. a unity government. whether we're going to be able to get it defacto right now iraq belongs to iran. it became a proxy once we moved our forces out our influence is waning. i would like to bring it back into that world that we knew the original iraq that we took down. there is a very valid question that you asked, can we do that? that remains to be seen. i don't know if we can do that.

>> we're playing whack a mole with isis right now. if you ask john kerry we're winning. by what metric i'm not sure. what can the administration -- what should the administration be doing going after the radical islamics around the world? >> well first of all, clayton, that's what they ought to call them. identify them as radical islam. that's the threat. whether it's boko haram or isis, hamas, they're all qaeda. they're all the same. they're franchises. the same ideology. it comes from the koran. and law. we must tell them that they -- telling them means telling where the ideology comes from and that's mecca you must take this challenge on. you must control the radical islamists. you must have islam out these people because we can't provide

that ideological background that we need. in the meantime we can eliminate isis if we get a very aggressive air campaign. >> well said general. we're up against a hard break. we always appreciate your thoughts. >> thank you. >> this program is brought to you by the investment firm of raymond james. learn more at life well planned.com.

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2016 presidential hopeful government scott walker was already under siege by democrats. he was bashed for not finishing college. >> this is a particular problem from scott walker which has not been an issue yet but it will. scott walker were he to become president would be the first president in many generations that didn't have an college degree. it's not just an issue of dancing around the question of evolution for political reasons, the issue is howell educated is this guy. >> the new york times blaming

his education policies in wisconsin for teachers losing their jobs. >> why has walker already become a democratic target? let's ask senator scott brown. >> nice to see you. >> thank you. >> what do you make of that? he's clearly at the top of follows already. >> of course he is. >> seems like he has a big target on his back. >> he's the attack dog that goes after every candidate starting to show lines of life moving ahead of the back. that coupled with the very liberal media outlets going after his policies misrepresenting the facts and i took a minute i talked to you earlier about the fact that you have a lot of very mark zuckerberg, jesse ventura, peter jennings, steve jobs. >> yeah. >> no college degree. >> and a lot of our presidents too. >> jackson didn't have high school education. didn't finish college or get into college. but here's the key, walker is a

self-made hard charging dynamic leader and the fact that he didn't go to college quite frankly i don't think we need another harvard professor or graduate at the white house. >> here you have howard dean who is a rich kid that grew up in the hamptons and park avenue who thought job was in the new testament. here's a guy attack scott walker that left college to work at the red cross. if he were a liberal don't you think the new york times would be saying he cared so much that he walked out to work at the red cross. >> they'd have a statue in times square about him. he's a proven leader and done a great job. he's working very hard to try to make a difference. i'd rather have somebody there tried and tested and is a leader beyond a degree. it's a good opportunity. >> one of the things that makes him so relatable is they're drinking a beer on the campaign trail and eating at the greasy restaurants and all of that but

does this make him seem too normal? >> i'm not sure what too normal means. >> for the commander and chief. >> is he out doing selfies and making faces in the mirror and doing self-promoting and having terrible form when he's shooting the basketball? a little bit different. he has an opportunity to be a good leader. >> let's get you to weigh in on 2016. remember these comments from barbara bush? she said this about any more bushes running for the white house. take a listen. >> what do you mean too many bushes? that's not what i'm talking about but i changed my mind. >> she changed her mind because a few years ago she said no more bushes in the white house. donald trump says the last thing we need is another bush in the white house. what do you make of the change

here? >> it's important he has his mom's support certainly. i have spoken with jeb bush and met with him. they're all coming to new hampshire and there's an opportunity for the people of new hampshire in particular to go meet these people and have the true and tested open town halls, going to the diners grabbing a beer, that every man approach really works. that grass roots effort so i look forward to being there and working with them and vetting them. >> so jeb bush appears to be ignore conservatives on a couple of issues they care about and go around them and basically run a general election campaign during the primaries. will that work? >> he's raising a ton of money. walker is going after a different group. obviously marco is going after a different group he has to be ready on the issues. i heard him speak. he has a lot to do on the other issues. women's issues immigration.

the core every day safety and security issues. he has a lot of work to do. >> it will be fascinating to watch. no clear front runner at this point. >> that's the difference between democrats and republicans. they'll have the money and resources. republicans go through a vetting process which i think is important to the american people and we don't need four more years of president obama through hilary clinton. >> great to see you. >> good to see you guys. >> coming up here on the show, breaking developments in the horrifying terror attacks in denmark. the gunman was, quote, well-known to authorities. we're going to find out more of what they're finding out at this hour. >> and 21 christians executed by isis in libya. isis on the rise an unraveling nation. what does this mean for hilary clinton's legacy? that's next. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot but ended up nowhere. now...i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq.

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they believed driving was a holy endeavor. a hundred years later, the dodge brothers spirit lives on. just moments ago danish police found the weapon believed to be used in yesterday's deadly terror attack just hour afs the suspect was shot and killed in a shoot out with police. we now know he was on a terror watch list and it may have been inspired by last month's attacks in paris. also getting word that heavily armed armed police are entering a cafe in denmark. amy what are you hearing?

>> well i have just spoken with them and they're very reluctant to give out any further information at this point. all they will say is they are working various part of the city. they don't want to damage their investigation but meanwhile the head of intelligence did say something that many people have suspected all along. that is shooter was likely into radicalism possibly by isis and more specifically by the attacks in paris last month. they're similar in jews and artists, cartoonists were targeted now france's interior minister was quick to get himself over to copenhagen to gather information and lend support. they would seek to track down all socialassociates and move ltments who depicted mohammed as a dog. he kidnapped a man outside a

celebration and wounded two police officers. one man was killed. three officers were wounded. the cartoonist was unharmed. police used tv footage and tips from the public to track down the man they believed carried out both shootings. when he emerged before daybreak he shot at them before he shot at them and police tell them that they are still going on the theory that they got their man. they believe he acted alone but they can't be 100% certain. they do say he was on their, quote, radar, and finally israel's prime minister making another appeal as he did right after the terrorist attacks for european jews to move to israel and this of course as europe struggles with how to eliminate the very violent pockets of hatred that we are seeing across europe now. >> amy live for us in london.

thanks so much. meanwhile isis is believed to have beheaded 21 christians in libya. they say it to avenge muslim women. there's been a rise of extremism ever since the obama administration backed the leader of their leader. this policy may or may not be working and that's an understatement. >> we're looking toward 2016 and whether or not hilary clinton can distance herself or align herself. she has aligned herself strongly with the obama administration policy. was the secretary of state hard to distance yourself from it? it's been totally quite. >> she can't get away from this. there were generals at the pentagon that complained to the press about hilary clinton's position on gadhafi. he said she was too much in favor, too addiment about getting rid of gadhafi. look what happened? has anybody apologized for this:

the country has been in a state of complete chaos. >> but does the country care and will this effect her on the campaign trail? charles asked that question, four or five months ago. he said no, it won't effect her. benghazi will not be a big issue. >> she may have to answer for benghazi again. we may hear her say once again what difference does it make at this point. >> advocating for the assad regime. nobody is defending these dictators but what's after them is worse. but only in washington can you do it and never be held accountable. >> governor huckabee was asked will hilary have to atone for it or will she remain quite? >> it's very difficult for hilary to separate herself from

the obama administration he's far more linked to obama than to her husband's tenure as president and there's no mistake from that. >> we'll follow that for you and meanwhile we have headlines for you. >> right to this, the palestinian government now classified the shooting deaths of three young palestinian americans as an act of terrorism and demanding a role in the investigation. a neighbor shot the victims after a dispute over a parking space. the fbi is investigate wlg this is a hate crime. caught on camera in china, a boy dropped a fire cracker into a sewer and it explodes. it shoots into the air as the boy is blown right off his feet. that boy and three others not seriously injured. the methane from the sewage is what triggered the huge blast. >> your name could be your ticket to finding love online. listen to this a new study says

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over the next couple of hours so we'll have a ground blizzard going on. that's why you have all the red. blizzard warnings still going on. once that's done and overnight tonight we start to watch this storm here already winter storm warnings in effect. tonight we start to see icing in across oklahoma and arkansas and snow in kansas and missouri. then by tomorrow afternoon you see that little stretch of pink still in through arkansas throughout places just to the north of memphis maybe nashville. very heavy snow across parts of kentucky then this moves into the mid-atlantic by tuesday morning. then the northeast, new york city boston getting clobbered by another storm here. hard to say exactly how much snow will be in the northeast but we have a good shot at some coming. this is where the icing is going to be. this could potentially cause massive problems for power outages and on the roads. look at this snow. the heaviest in kentucky.

maybe some spots 12 to 18 inches of snow across kentucky and parts of tennessee. that's a big storm for any part of the country but for that area that's big. >> isis fighters coming remarkably dangerously close to a u.s. air base with 300 u.s. marines on it. do they have the resources to stay safe? a former green baret is here with a word for isis and the president. >> maria is here live on how this big headline could hit your wallet. >> here she is. >> hello. >> watch your wallets. here she is. >> hi. >> i've heard that before. what? yoplait fridge pack. eight cups, endless snack possibilities. available at walmart.

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standoff. >> after five months of negotiating it shouldn't surprise anyone that workers are getting frustrated. i think that's clear. >> if this doesn't get resolved we're going to see significantly higher prices at the stores. if the goods are there. >> so if port workers and the union don't reach a deal soon what can it mean for your wallet? >> joining us is maria. >> how are you? >> good. your show looking forward, the future, that's what you do on your show. if this continues you're saying this could effect our wallet even if the goods are there. they're sitting on the dock. how is this going to effect us? >> you know what, it's really a lot of things we take for granted. you're talking about everything from fruits to electronics car parts, automotive parts, all of these are delayed in terms of moving toward the next step. they're sitting there and the workers are not moving the process forward. this is going to be number one. you won't have products on the

shelves shelves. so even during such a vulnerable point, we've seen significant declines .8% and not only that but because you don't have the goods prices will go higher. this has a direct impact on what we will be buying or unable to buy at the stores. >> there aren't that many longshoremen left. >> right. >> i'm not taking sides but why couldn't replacement workers do the work? >> you're right. the unions lost a lot of leverage and unfortunately it continues to decline given the uncertain economic times. like with regard to the impact of oil they're cutting on spending and expenses because of the drop in oil. temporary workers probably can do it but that's not a long-term solution so both sides would like to see a deal get done at whatever terms they can agree on. there's one major issue that surrounds health care they can't

get around. they have agreed on salary and long-term vacation and things like that but the benefits surrounding health care is still a sticking point. >> will the federal government get involved? >> yes the president is sending john perez to the ports and he's going to try to negotiate and get the two sides together. at the end of the day it's a major impact to the economy. 70% of the imports from china are coming from the 29 ports. that's where the activity from 70% are coming from. the president has every reason to get involved and try to bring these two sides together. >> what will this mean for domestic products made here in america. >> made here in america has had it's own issues because of the strong dollar okay? exports have been so important to the growth of this economy and unfortunately when you look at how strong the u.s. economy has been. so much money has come into this country from foreigners because this is where the stability is and as a result that's pushing the dollar higher. that's making our exports that

much more expensive. so this particular situation yes it's going to impact the free flow of raid but the exports story has a negative already with the strong dollar. we'll talk about this when we talk with congressman peter king, we'll talk to him first about the situation around isis and the president wanting this authority for military work overseas. we want to know what does the president want in term of getting this authority and how will meter king vote? we'll talk about the work stoppage in terms of the economy. he's the president of the philadelphia federal reserve and we have the former ambassador to saudi arabia ambassador jordan coming on talking about how we're going to get our military friends involved in engaging the fight against isis in the middle east. >> especially since saudi arabia on front page of new york times this morning. >> it's not surprising you're the key person on your show.

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welcome back. a fox news alert. isis gaining ground on anbar province. where so much american blood was shed over the last 14 years. does the obama administration have a plan to hold on to it at this hour? joining us now, former green beret ben collins. what message would you have for

the president as anbar looks like it's about to fall? >> it's full-timetime for him to get in the fight. this president has not recognized how far the consequences are going to be. i spent eight years in this fight and i certainly don't want to see my son. i have a 9-month-old son, i don't want him to have to grow up and be in this, as well. anbar is the home to the second largest dam in iraq you know, the first is the mosul dam. this produces most of the hydroelectricity power for iraq so isis getting control of this province and their hands on something as significant as that is pretty scary. >> of imminent concern are the 320 marines at the air base there. how much confidence do you have in the iraqi soldiers how well are they trained and equipped? >> if i'm going to be honest i never trained with the iraqi soldiers, but i can tell you, are they trained enough?

would i feel confident if it was my son standing there as one of the 300 with an iraqi contingent in front of them? the answer is no. there were a lot of tribes in that region, so anbar is a very sunni tribal area in the country that's led by shiites. and they really do operate in a ment and a lot of those tribes made the difference for us in iraq in 2006 2007 right, when we actually had the great awakening and they really consider that we abandon them when we left and left them to basically be subdued under shiite rule. so it got us to play in this isis narrative, right that we're helping the shias and the sunnis so that's a real measure of concern. it could have been a great ally for us some of those tribes, if we engaged them earlier, and they would be an asset. >> we put the shia in control in the first place. >> we did. >> we spent hundreds of billions of dollars training the iraqi

army some of the smartest people i've ever met were involved in the effort and when isis showed up, they appeared to evaporate evaporate, what happened? >> we weren't there. to be honest, you're not going to change a generation in a few years and give them the back bone that is probably necessary. i can tell you from my own experience, at least in afghanistan, as long as we were there at least in support and they knew they had air cover air support's a massive thing in this fight. knowing when you get engaged, a, close air support is going to be able to help you out and you're going to have medevac capabilities, and those guys simply do not have that guarantee anymore, and i think that probably is pretty demoralizing. >> we'll get you out on this president saying no more boots on the ground do you think that's viable? >> well it's a great question. is it viable to the mission, you know, what's the mission? what's the end state, what's the strategy? i personally believe yes we're going to necessitate boots on

the ground. now, i'm not asking for thousands and thousands of americans, i'm asking for, you know maybe i'm a little biased but asking for special forces. this is what we train to do go in and help train and lead, but you have to lead you have to be in the fight. these guys want to see you're standing next to them otherwise this thing is going to evaporate. the longer we're spending time not fixing this problem the longer they get more recruits they are up to 3,000 europeans now. >> ben collins, thank you for that. more "fox and friends" in two minutes. we'll be right back. over 1 million businesses. if you have a business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reality. start your business today with legalzoom.

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attacks, just hours after that suspect was shot and killed by police. we now know he was on a terror watch list and may have been inspired by last month's attacks in paris. the attacks in denmark rattling a city in north germany this hour, police cancelling a street parade 90 minutes before it was set to begin. stick here to fox news channel. we'll see you next week. ♪ holding off isis at the gate. good morning, everyone i'm maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures." the terrorists overtaking a town near a military base where u.s. troops are training iraqi soldiers, before strapping on bomb vests in a brazen of failed attacks. what is it going to take to defeat isis once and for all? congressman peter king is with us this morning. we'll talk to our former ambassador to saudi arabia, as well, about them doing their part in the fight against isis. a shaky cease-fire holding in ukraine for no