for lent? january net janet is giving up her sweets so finishing up the cookies today. kelly giving up shopping. somebody from boston said they were giving up snow. let's go over to shep. islamic state militants have burped alive dozens and dozens of people just miles from the base where hundreds of u.s. marines are training iraqi troops. it's breaking right now. we'll talk to a former intelligence officer who says we better get used to these gruesome actions. plus so much for the cease fire in ukraine. pro-russian rebels claim they have taken roll of a key city. ukranian forces refusing to back down. and the did deadline has passed for both sides to start pulling back their heavy weapons. here at home, winter has boem.deadline has passed for both sides to start pulling back their heavy weapons. here at home, winter has boem.eadline has passed for both sides to start pulling back their heavy weapons. here at home, winter has boem.deadline has passed for both sides to start pulling back their heavy weapons. here at home, winter has boem.eadline has passed for both sides to start pulling back their heavy weapons. here at home, winter has boem. one cold weather city is telling

people just go somewhere else. let's get to it.woboem. one cold weather city is telling people just go somewhere else. let's get to it.woinboem. one cold weather city is telling people just go somewhere else. let's get to it.one cold weather city is telling people just go somewhere else. let's get to it. good tuesday afternoon. from the desk to you and yours. today first, isis has reportedly burned to death dozens of people. that's according to the reporting of bbw news. militants murdered 45 people in the town of al baghdadi, in the west of iraq. local police chooef says he believes some were members of the security forces. our sources say militants yesterday burned 30 people and the victims do you include police as well as civilians. those officials say isis has also kidnapped dozens more people. that town has been a few miles but al assad air base about which we've been speaking since last thursday. because that's the spot where hundreds of american forces are training iraqi troops. about two dozen isis backers apz feeters ser fighters attack order friday, but americans were are in a different area.order friday, but americans were are in a different area. friday the pentagon confirmed

militants had taken over the town. they just yesterday said iraqi forces had taken back most of it. u.s. officials say they cannot cop firm the reports of the isaiah burning more people alive. doesn't many or not. they can't ever confirm it until there is a video that comes out. earlier they did release a video of locking on jordanian pilot the in a cage and setting him on fire. on sunday, this video in libya carving off the head of 21 egyptian christians.on sunday, this video in libya carving off the head of 21 egyptian christians. let's go to gentlemanjerusalem. what else are you lrning inglearning connor? >> reporter: while the fighting and poor communications make information tough to come by we are hearing from different sources that this execution was most likely of a lot of police officers or ragiraqi security

officials and it was right under the nose of the iraqi security forces that are at an al assad base with u.s. troops just 5 to 10 miles or so away from where the executions would have taken place. and this would have been able to have been seen by satellite or drones. so this is really done right under the eyes of the u.s. troops and iraqi troops. and it reallt how powerful isis is that they're able to do this. in an area where iraq has a significant military presence, but they're confined to their own businessases. and it shows that isis doesn't really seem to fear much in the way of even air strikes if they're able to do this outside with full view of everyone. >> in essence what you're saying is while they were burning these people alive we were watching in real time live over the satellite. they won't confirm it to us now because they won't ever confirm anything but they watched this happen now. and now as isis is expanding egypt's leading is asking for a stronger response.

>> that's right. after the beheading of the christians in libya, egyptian president as see seesaying he wants a military race to take on isis. he's watching libya disit indy great on his border and fueling instability in egypt, a lot of weapons go. so a two front war, but very very minimum against islamic extremism. so he's calling on the world community to do more. we hear egyptians will put forward some type of resolution do just that. whether or not the international community will go forward with the resolution it's not clear but certainly he wants u.s. and international help in libya. >> everybody wants us to do

more, but when you ask what more do you want us to do, nobody seems to have an answer as to what more is. it's frustrating. >> definitely. you hear lots about doing more from every part of the middle east. and people say this needs to be done, but when it comes to hard details, the sort of things that military commanders want a precise what can we do, what can't we do, those details are very much lacking whether it's in egypt, united states jordan, all across the middle east. >> all a pr game. he i say i saw that because we talked about look at the jordanian king, look at him moving his military. they have americans at their side and have done nothing else. they are saying all the right word. but nobody is doing anything. i mean, jordanians are supplying soredyes, they are dropping bombs, same americans would be

flying if jordanians were not there. there is nothing different happening on the ground. special force, you'd hope so. you'd hope they're in there. we expect they are. we're getting new clues from the video in which militants beheaded 21 egyptianians. >> the video was released by the designated mouthpiece for the leader of isis in iraq and syria. and the video could have been released through other outlet'ses, but the fact it came from al baghdadi's group suggests it did have their blessing. nothing comes out without going through the chain of command. >> anything these propaganda puts out, this is not happen stance this is all done by design. so if has that seal of approval it was directed from the enner

echelon of isaiah h.is. >> it's a replay of the jordanian pilot when he was burned to death. by the time it was posted, the pilot had been dead for nearly a month. the same kind of media rollout with the christians. the isis english language online magazine published a story about the egyptians and justity if i indication for their killing three days before the video was posted. you see the photos here. and this shows that even the execution of the christians was part of an isis media campaign. >> what seems to be the overriding thing happening here is first they wanted everybody to travel to go fight in this thing and you now they're saying you you can just stay home. just blow up anything you want or burn anybody, murder anybody put an isis stamp on it and we'll love you for a long time. it feels like this is something that we'll have to deal with for a long time and maybe something we should stop collectively freaking out about because it

doesn't help. there one . >> one of the issues that has come to the fore, this idea that you can launch an attack on their behalf by staying in place. when you look at the targets, it's a consistent pattern. it's military police or christians and jews. those singled out for their faith. so the idea that isis wants you to you stay in place is not entirely a new idea. we've seen it now happening in europe. the question is whether it will come to the united states. and the old rule of thumb in counterterrorism used to be when it happened in europe, you looked at a four to five year time line before it happened in north america. but if you look at the what we saw in at with a, canottawa, canada, what you know now is that this is a compressed time line. simply because of the use of social media and the web. it's kind of like pouring an axleccelerant on the fire. >> feels exactly that way. thank you.

let's bring in colonel layton air force intelligence officer. he joins us live from the capitol. sir, thank you. >> you bet, shep. good to be with you. >> it's all on point to say that these are radical terrorist fighter, doing things that we're not accustomed to seeing. that said, the people are the same ones parties with a dad hugh saddam hussein. not acting islam at all. they found a new lays ituew place to rule. so little people may be radicalized, but the leaders are the same ones who sat the next to asaddam hussein. >> yes, many of the leaders of isis are former generals in the iraqi armed forces. also in the syrian side, there are some indications that there are syrian generals there.

not as many as on the iraqi side, but it is absolutely true that many fly a flag of convenience which means that they are going after whatever ideology allows them to exercise power, influence and gives them whatever personal glory they're seeking. >> which leads us to an uncomfortable position, which is no american wants to be here but reality just smacks us in the face and came right off of your mouth. we created is thing that has blown up the whole region and we don't know what to do. >> we haven't had a great strategic discussion about what is going on here. we also don't really know what the middle east should look like after we're done with this. we didn't have a strategy at the begins of this and we certainly don't have a strategy now. and that is a significant shortfall in or response. it be hobbles what we're doing. it also makes it very very difficult to manage all of this

manage all the different moving parts. and really have an end state in mind that would allow us to not only have a strategy, but would also allow us to mount a good and workable military campaign. >> if insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting new result, then we've been in sort of insanity mode for quite some time. i mean, we leveled iraq respect we broke it up into nothingness and expected it to just i don't know, to something for us that we were going to love. isis, we said we'll bomb it from the air. who takes over there? something worse than isis if history repeats itself. so is there any way to put the genie back in the bottle? >> gene anyjeannies have a hard time going back to the bottle and a difficult time returning back to the place that they came from. so we have a situation where where if we had done things something to japan where we kept

the ruling structure in place, we democratized a lot of the moving parts that allowed for europe democracy to occur that's what we need to do in a place like iraq. and i think there were a lot of good tensions. but the execution of this will was done in a way that created some significant problems and really is not done with any end state in mind. there is no, actionable thinking and that is a problem not only for us but the rest of the world. >> we don't want to put boots on the ground. god knows if we do there is no positive outcome. we're about to see lots of people burned at the stake and the whole nation just going freak out. but based on what you just said we made this mess. don't we have or do we have some sort of a moral obligation to the people of that region and this world to make every attempt to clean up our mess and morally, do we have to put our

people in there to try to solve a situation entirely of our making? >> i think there are a lot of back tore factors here. we certainly contributed a great deal to it. so, yes, we do have a moral responsibility to clean this up. we also have a moral responsibility to our allies to make sure that they can live in a world that allows them to function in a way that is congruent with u.s. policy. and that really becomes the question. do we want the kind of world that we can live with or do we want a world that we find it very difficult to live in. and i think that becomes really the fundamental question that we need to ask ourselves and we need to develop policies that actually say we are going to create a world or do our best to create a world that we can live in and that's what we need to do at this point. >> 26 years as an i willntelligence officer.

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month's terror attacks at the headquarters of that french satirical newspaper "charlie hebdo". mass gunmen killed 12 people who worked for "charlie hebdo" including that paper's editor. police shot and killed the gunman two days later. the french interior minister also tells the associated press he wants new laws on the books that would give intelligence agencies more freedom to spy on suspected terrorists. he says investigators soo be ashould be able to read e-mails and other electronic communications even before they're convicted of anything. pro-russian rebels -- here is the headline. the cease fire we've been reporting on in the ukraine? forget that. they have taken over a key town in eastern ukraine and government forces are trapped. but of course they deny the claims and are refusing to surrender. the new cease fire agreement has done nothing to stop the battle

for the town. ukranian officials say the rebels have ambushed government troops and taken them prisoner. reuters reports mortar fire in the area struck a gas pipeline causing huge explosion witnessed here. some of the heaviest fighting has taken place along a main road that leads into that town, the only main road. today a deadline passed for the two sides to begin withdrawing heavy weapons from the front lines. the rebels kram they willclaim they will at that time initiative, but not saying when. ukrainian forces say they will pull back weapons as soon as fire ceases. in other words, the war is organization the cease on, the cease fire is off and everything else is just noise. greg is in kiev. what is the latest you're hearing? >> it is a fight to the finish absolutely and it looks look that fight could be finishing. we have been speaking to a rebel

official and he claims his feeters have seized 80 percent of the town. government officials admit there dynamic fighting going on. it looks like the rebels will take the place, that will be a big moral below to the ukranians, but might help a cease-fire. most the violations have been aaeneen occurring there. rebels will have less of an excuse to fight. >> president putin spoke today. what did he say about ukraine as if it matters what he says? >> yeah, he spoke -- it matters a lot because he's running things here. he spoke about ukraine. and an illustration of the unique perspective he's got on things. the comments came at a press conference in hungary. he said the fighting won't son if kiev does not realize there is only a peaceful solution. now, critics argue that the

rhetoric coming from vladimir putin and guidance from russian generals fuel the flames. he said weapons have already been supplied to keefe oigyied to kiev. others not weaponry and troops have led to a lot more killed and casualties. ukraine by the way report dad that 60 more military vehicles have come across the border from russia into ukraine. a judge has temporarily blocked immigration. we'll get reaction from both side and cut through all the death delicacies.

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program protecting young immigrants from deportation if they were brought here as children due to launch tomgll. federal judge said if started, the genie would be impossible to put back in the bottle before the mayor of denver offered this advice. >> i want to encourage all of the immigrants in this city and the state to continue to pursue and prepare their papers because i believe take that very soon inevitably the decision in texas will be overturned. >> case in the fifth circuit appeals in new orleans and most believe they will review it pretty quickly. >> and this has turned in to a fight over funding from the homeland security department. many analysts suggest that might give the republicans a chance to get themselves out of the both they put themselves in. >> top republicans continue noting will be said 22 times that he didn't have the authority to take this immigration executive action. south dakota republican senator

john thune saying, quote, i'm glad the court agreed as this case makes its way through the legal process, senate democrats have a responsibility to do that their filibuster of the house paced dhs funding bill. chuck schumer saying this procedural ruling in our opinion is very unlikely to be upheld but regardless of the outcome, democrats remain united in our belief that funding for the department of homeland security should not be used as a ransom by republicans, period, so the standoff appears likely to continue. >> we'll see who it hurts. thanks. suspect youaccused of gunning down a mother of four in a road rage case is still on the loose and now relatives are willing to offer up that are classic came are to find the suspect. coming up on the bottom of the hour and to which thep of the news. t are classic came are to find the suspect. coming up on the bottom of the hour and top of the news.

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taliban fighters stormed dressed as officers an killed at least 20 people. that's kooshl toaccording to officials outside of kabul. the man who admits he supplied performance enhancing drugs to major league baseball stars will spend four years in prison. the defendant pose thed as a doctor. the league suspended a-rod for the entirety of last season. and new video shows the moment a volcano started spewing smoke and ash in western mexico over the weekend. government officials say the eruption does not pose a threat but it's putting on quite a show. the news continues next. bottom of the hour and top of the news from fox news channel.

relatives say they're offering a big reward to find a suspect about in the deadly road

rage case in las vegas. cops say the gunman killed a woman after she'd given her daughter driving lessons. police say they're looking for any information on the suspect and relatives are reportedly offering up their 1965 chevy el camino. >> could costme pick the car up. they both worked on it. >> fulgly restored. he said his mother was driving home at the speed rimt when the driver behind her got annoyed and side swiped her. relatives say the car followed them home and the woman's son came out with a shotgun. they say he exchanged fire with the car and somebody inside the vehicle shot his mother in the head. relatives say she died on saturday. police released video showing the suspect's car. cops say it's a four door gray sedan and it could have bullet

holes. trace galley ger, they're not saying a lot. >> so far police will only release the sketch of the suspect and that video you showed. but they know the exact time of the shooting as well as the direction the suspect car fled. so likely reviewing other videos, as well. and now we know the victim's husband and 15-year-old daughter met with investigators again last night. you now, remember the daughter was with mom when the initial confrontation began. after their car was side swiped the mom exchanged words with the suspect and the suspect vehicle followed them home. the daughter ran inside the house and notified her older brother who then came out with a gun. it was after the shooting began that 44-year-old tammy myers got out of her car and was struck one time in the head. so even though the daughter wasn't around for the shooting she may have the most information about the three suspects in the car. police say they will make a statement sometime later this afternoon. >> this is aggressive. they yell at each other on the road, this go back to the house,

sunny boy with a shotgun and they blow -- who are these people and what are they saying about this car? >> yeah, it's a heavy he will came me though. fully restored. said to be worth around $65,000 and the car is their bride and joy. pride and joy. hoping this will compel someone to come forward with any information about where the suspect vehicle might be hidden or if anyone knows of a silver gray sedan that might be in the process of getting body work to maybe hide the bullet holes and the damage, the myers family says they're desperate to get good information. listen. >> it's hitting everybody. we're not used to waking up and not seeing our mom. >> tammy myers memorial fund has so far raised $5,000 to help the family cover some medical costs as well as the cost of the funeral. >> trace gallagher reporting from laens.os angeles.

prosecutors say they goofed in evidence against the american who killed chris kyle. two drugs were vials of color are a form that they brought from the lab. trying to clear up the mess. no no, brought that from the lab. prosecution went -- the defense went crazy over this. the defendant on trial about for killing two, including chris kyle. clint eastwood directed the movie based on his autobiography autobiography. eddie ray routh pleaded not guilty and his lawyers claim he was insane. but prosecutors played video of his confession to the jury in which he said, hey i'm sorry about this i know it was wrong.

i shouldn't have done it. the court is not letting them play the audio in court but according to our producers, he said, if i take town hisdown his soul, he was going to take down mine. casey stegall is live outside the courthouse. this thing is all over the place and i'm surprised that those vials didn't shut this whole thing down. it was close. >> yeah, it was very close. when the defense stood up and said they wanted a mistrial, we all paused and held our breaths. but that request was denied by the judge. this is all surrounding testimony from last week. when a texas ranger took the stand, david armstrong is his name. and he said on the stand that the glass vials belonged to eddie routh and contained an unidentified clear liquid with rubber stoppers similar to what you would use with a syringe. well, it turns out that the crime lab placed those vials

into the evidence because this is the chemical that they use in that lab to test substances for drugs. p you're looking at video now of the woman who did that very testing handling the vials in court today. the defense accused armstrong of perjury, something the judge dismissed. he instructed the jury to simply disregard all of the testimony about those vials. and then they moved on. >> you saw that confession tape. describe how this guy routh was acting. >> well, he was rambling he was very incoherent at times. hutting his head down on the table with his hands behind his back. he was handcuffed. and then there were moments of clarity where he seems to make sense and it seemed as if he became more and more with it if you will, as the 90 minute tape went on. now, the 27-year-old former marine remember stopped by his sister's house before he was arrested and as that police interrogator was asking him what did you tell your sister, that's

when he said on the video tape, i'm quoting here, i told her i had to kill amanda. it wasn't a want to, it was a need. i'm so sorry for what i've done. and if i could have done it differently, i would have done it so much differently. very interesting as this trial marches on as you mentioned, the prosecution rested today. the defense has started now. >> not a want to, he needed to. thanks very much casey. once the trial ends jurors will have three options, they could find eddie ray routh guilty. they could find him not guilty. or they could find him not getity by reason of insanity. if it that's the case, 9 court could start proceedings to have him committed. anna marie mcavoy has been studying the case. what do you think of this? >> it really comes down to whether or not the he's criminally insane and that is very different than somebody just crazy as we would say. anybody who would do this obviously as some issues. but the question is going to be

whether the defense can prove that he was so insane as to not understand what he was doing, not understand that what he was doing is wrong. so at this point, we have the prosecution has put in their case and they have done a pretty good job of showing that the evidence is clear that he did it he admits he did it. and he says i know what i did was wrong in the confession. and i'm sorry about what i did. so there is a pretty good case there. but now we have the defense coming on and they will bring in psychiatrists who is taking a medication that was for schizophrenia generally or for paranoid ideas and so on. and so now they're -- >> what was that, do you know? >> i don't know the name of the medication but it was a medication for that purpose. so they will bring doctors who will say whatever diagnosis obviously some ptsd. so on. the confession and the video that they showed today though rayed some real issues. one question is was he trying to

information pray portray himself as insane. he knew he would need to show that he was insane. i was so paranoid, i was feeling so schizophrenic today, maybe i'm insane. so that's on his mind somebody who you would think would be insane wouldn't be saying that they are. >> toupdsounding like he took mad to a new level. we all get mad from time to time. the two were texts about him in the car and he blew their head wills off and he later admitted i know what i did was wroonk wrong. by the way, i'm sorry. seems to me that's where the book closes. but it's not, is it 3 p. >> the defense gets their turn. they will bring in all kinds of doctors. he claims to hear voices and the uncle said he was high on marijuana. >> oh, no. lots of people have ptsd and lot

of people smoke weed. very few blow each other's heads off thankfully. >> and the prosecution candid show a motive that doesn't have anything to do with being insap. they sane. they teed off that they were giving him the cold shoulder. >> they one of the talk to me so i'll murder them. >> an awful case all the way around. >> ann marie, nice to talk to you. thank you. urgent, this just in wil we were speaking there, bom administration will start allowing the export of a.m.ed edarmed u.s. drones to our allies overseas. think of that, we'll arm the drones and give them away to our allies overseas. that is the word from the department of state today. officials say there will be strict conditions for any foreign government that receives these drones. they have to agree to obey international raw and they must not illegally use the drones to spy on their own citizens.lraw and they must not illegally use the drones to spy on their own citizens.aw and they

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in the nation is thousand going to ole miss. les, miles, may i hear something from you, please? always joyous to watch you fumble at the end of the game as you try to manage the clock or say things that make shay go away. thinking about swiping in office supplies in better old off because some companies have apparently started using new software to predict when employees will come something wrong. there is a term for it, too, called preventing profiling. preventive profiling. say you plan to steal from the office or leak any secrets from within the company. this stoftoftware would predict that and notify the bosses. it could also notify the loir if employer if you're about to have a nervous break gown oigdownbreakdown. it surfs through your e-mails and facebook to see what you're doing. companies in japan have already

started using it. it's anybody's guess when and if it show up here in the united states. it may already be here and if it were respect ken were, kennedy would know. big college football fan. you heard about shay patterson. >> i did. >> you know what they said? he's from the state of louisiana. slooef port slooef port streef port shreveport, louisiana. he's the number one quarterback. lsu wanted him. 32 other school. but he's got to ole miss. and scouts call him potentially historic quarterback. patterson, rebel nation welcomes you. what were we talking about? >> you and katy perry. >> we'll hook you up. going to be perfect. >> i already know that because

i've been putting preventive profiling software in your work computer and in your brain. >> i'm surprised you can still walk. >> it's exhausting. >> how can they predict what we're going forto do? >> they use the vague term algorithm. somehow they have come up with a string of predictive patterns where supposedly people have done something in the past and they look at those things and they say so people have done something in the past might do this in the future. you can could get arrest for thought crime. >> a little frightening. >> and they say you haven't done anything wrong yet, but based on stupid stuff you write on twitter and facebook and some of the goofy e-mails you send, we think that you're head for a nervous break down, office fling. >> i think they should notify the authorities. maybe you need a little help.

>> or maybe you'll not have a nervous breakdown and you could get terminated unfairly. people get so comfortable with the security state and the nsa and everyone spying on them, go ahead and let businesses do it as well. then we have no liberties no freedom at all whatsoever. >> thankfully shea patterson had the freedom to become a rebel. >> hopefully ole miss and ucla will meet up on the gridiron. >> hopefully out west. >> there can only be one. >> we'll be there. kennedy we'll look for you tonight 10:00 eastern, 9:00 in oxford. shea will be watching. >> you think he will? >> every rebel should. >> i'll give him and josh rosen and -- >> katy? >> no, the -- >> it's all fun. kennedy, thank you. a nasty mix of snow freezing rain, and bone-chilling cold. it's moved from the northeast to the deep south and it's a mess down there. we'll have it all cleaned up in time for shea to get there.

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you name it folks from the south to the northeast are dealing with it. more than 200,000 power outages reported. another 3200 flights canceled or delayed across the country. and new york city is so cold this fountain is now frozen solid. and we're all over it with joe in north carolina where the problem is ice and a lot of it. james rosen in d.c. where just a bit of snow shut the entire capital down. and janet dean on more severe winter coming our way.