ir hygiene. goodóóççqq[3 point. ron says small hands mean small gloves. careful. shirley says she never measured her dad's fingers nor her husbands but for certain they were the most tender, gentle men she ever knew. same for my dad and my husband. >> thank you for being part of "the real story." have a fantastic weekend. i'm gretchen carlson. >> operation take back mosul.tç iraqi and kurdish troops are getting ready to battle the isis fighters the spring for iraq's second largest city and the american forces well be helping them. now pentagon officials are responding to charges that the commander is tipping off the enemy. russia is sending more tanks and troops to help the rebels in ukraine after they captured a crucial city. that's the accusations of ukrainian leaders as vladimir putin warped the world, russia will always win. here at home another twist in the murder of a mom in vegas.

the victim's husband now says his family knows the suspect. this is brand new. we'll try to get to the bottom of this. let's get to it. >> thank good news it's friday from the fox news deck. a united states military commander is revealing details of a plan to take back iraq's second largest city. the city is mosul, in northern iraq about 250 miles north and west of baghdad. the militants took control there last summer. according to a u.s. military commander 20,000k83ç÷ to 25,000 iraqi troops will take part in the mission. in addition a kurdish peshmerga fight are group will be there. the operation is spoused to start either april or may, and the stated goal is to retake the city before the holy month offñ8ñw ramadan which beginnings in june. officials have not decided

whether to send in u.s. ground troops to help call in airstrikes. president obama has said repeatedly that american troops combat roles when fighting isis. some retired military officers sale the commander-in-chief is basicallyt+ giving the islamic state a heads up for what we're planning to do. other analysts say putting details out there may actually scare the militants and encourage other iraqis to join in the fight. an islamic state offshoot in libya claims it's behind a series of deadly bombings in the eastern part of the country. the terrorists say it's redieng for the airstrikes launch by egypt after the killing of christians in libya. let's get to jennifery the pentagon. you talked to generals who served in iraq about this mosul plan. right? >> reporter: that's right. across the board, retired generals who i have spoken to who served in iraq, are a bit surprised they that centcoma4(i]ç released this information right now. they also across the board doubt whether the iraqi military alone

will be ready by april for such a complex operation. here's general michael barbro, who served four years in iraq on three separate tours. >> it's highly unusual. one of the principles of military operations, you don't release these sort of details inned a van. it's hard to determine what audience they're trying to affect. if it's isis, i thinknú]uz it plays to their benefit, allows hem to prepare their defenses and belts of ied asks and put in defensive measures. >> reporter: but it also wears out the enemy who worries and prepares. there are other problems with the mosul operation according to military on servers. it is well-known that the kurd won't go into mosul. they said at as much. as former assistant secretary of defense, bing west who wrote about the battle for fallujah remind me, any such offensive will be very long and messy. mosul is five times the size of fallujah where the marines lost 70 killed in action, 600 wounds. mouse sell will be much more

complicated. >> what's your understanding jennifer, of the reasoning for announcing this by centcom? >> based on conversations i have had, i think what is happening is the u.s. and iraqi leaders are trying to counter the narrative that isis has been winning with its propaganda videos. u.s. military wants to project a large force is@a'mv?omú]m?fymvç fight, so isis doesn't look 20 feet tall. they also might want civilians to leave the area. the iraqi prime minister himself gave an interview on february 16th to the bbc in which he, too said we are now planning an offensive on mosul. he said the operations would begin in the next few months. the question remains, shep, will those 25,000 iraqi troops be ready and is that enough for the fight at hand?#cu/;sjw;=)m5aw[w/pbtwokçmç >> good much. more now on the deadly bomb unless libya. conor powell has this news. what does this attack indicate about the islamic state's presence in libya? >> reporter: libya has been

plagued by violence for some time but the violence is centered around check points, military bases and rival mill lit ya fighting each other. analysts say today's violence is different. it was not only security sites but also a town council, petro gas station in libya as well, and they say this is isis trying to assert itself trying to show how bold they are, the amount of territory they can extend into. now, today's bombings aberdeen aberdeen in a town of qubba. it just comes a week or so after 21 coptic christians were killed by isis and then egypt launched a retaliation asia strike. isis is sort of spreading their wings in5ú!ççmçc they're strong and also willing to resort to very dangerous and bloody tactics there. >> all right thanks. let's brake in mike barrett

former intelligence officer for the defense department. mike thanks. >> sure. >> this matter of telegraphing it, this really isn't new and it's not the kind of thing you can hide anyway. is that just politics sniping there? >> i do think it actually is very much a political decision to go ahead and do this. if you think about it, the biggest challenge is holding a coalition together, right? so we have a big conference talk about how to dole with the isis threat. we have essentially nothing going on in syria that is having muchbbçf about the positives from the obama administration's point of view, chillings that we have a plan in iraq. we at least have people willingk%4&&q> the last time the iraqi troops met isis they gave themf ?mopr

1eej uses the weapons itch guess they're working on maybe teaching them not to do that this time? >> exactly right. this is part of what i'm saying. they're trying to say we're going to build an overwhelming force, to go in and deal with an estimated 1,000 folks from isis. militarily, i have no idea whether or not they're going to be ready, whether or not two months of train is enough to get to the point where they won't just fall apart in the middle of the battle. you can understand from thew•/+y administration and central command point of view trying to put pressure on the iraqi arm ay so they don't back up. >> you mentioned the shia-iraqi president and whether he will allow the soup any and kurdish forces to game some power. >> that's right. so isis is the craziest side of the sunni part of things. the shia of baghdad government is not going to want to displace isis if what they're left with is a very strong local sunni

militia that will basically be in power there. on the flip side if you're that sunni militia you don't want to go in and bleed and die just to hand over the car and wealth of mosul back to the baghdad government headed by the shea. this is a massive sectarian divide and that's the needle that the administration has to figure out how to thread and that we have seen almost no evidence we have an idea how to do that. >> there's never been a suggestiony dhnx#ç theç kurds would get in there, that -- as jennifer just reported, they said they won't do that. you could really use the peshmerga. they proved their worth. >> they have. but if you think about it, really what they're trying to do is seal off the north and west with the peshmerg good if they can hold the line and have their own section they'll have their own home lamp -- homeland in that section. no reason they want to fight on ball of soup citizen or shia. >> you wonder who what level we're talking about ground assistance from the united states and what political obstacles that will find in washington.

>> there's no doubt the most effective way to carry out the air strikes to have some folks on the ground who know how to do the targeting and feed the right type of intelligence into the chain. you think bet the propaganda risk of having american boots on the ground, and captured there's no indication from the administration they're willing to risk that. >> new information from!á;)çóçç?; a man whose wife died in a shooting in vegas. something they forgot to tell everybody for a few days after mom was eñ shot and killed. they knew the guy who shot and killed her. the victim has even tried to help the accused gunman in the past. the latest on the case what the relationship is, and wonder what else we don't know? that's coming up from fox news deck.

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standoff and trying to arrest the suspect. soon after we learn the cops put him in cuffs, a 19-year-old named eric nosh. a neighbor of the family. known him for a long time. victim's husband says his wife helped take care of that guy, and often met him to talk at a nearby park after his father killed himself back in 2010. >> my wife spent countless hours at that park consoling this boy, and he is probably watching this right now and i know he has to feel bad because she was really good to him. she fed him. she gave him money. she told him to pull his pants up and to be a man. more times than i can count. >> the husband sugñkhc;ç he wanted to reveal the details to protect the -- waited to reveal it to protect the ongoing investigation. which -- i don't know. earlier this week several days into the investigation police revealed that the mother and her armed son went out looking for the suspect after an earlier

confrontation. now we know how they knew where to look. yesterday s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the suspect's home, asking neighbors and camera crews to get all clear from the area. they were worried that something might go wrong. it all went down just a block from the scene of last week's shooting. jonathan hunt is live in our west coast newsroom now. a lot of emotion on all sides of this arrest. >> reporter: certainly were, shep. this standoff at the home of eric nosh, his mother's house where he lived, lasted two hours now. obviously the local tv stations in vegas heard about it, they sent their live trucks and cameras there and then eric noshs mother showed up. listen here. >> getq-]oxw [bleep] off. that's my house. and that is my son. >> reporter: now, a short time after thatsó6hofq tammy meyers pus robert meyers also turned up at the scene. he was very emotional there.

he called eric nosh quote, an animal. later having gathered himself a little more, he spoke again about what the family knew about eric nosh.g/çyçw3ç listen again. >> he knew where i lived. we knew how bad he was about didn't know he was this bad. he had gotten to this point. >> reporter: you can still feel the emotion in robert meyers' voice there, obviously, and the emotion on both sides shows what a tragedy this is. not for one but for two families shep. >> any other suspects here or is this it? >> reporter: police say they are looking for anotherb( suspect, possible accomplice of eric nosh, and they expect in fact to make an arrest within the next couple of days. they do also say though, shep, that eric nosh they believe was the shooter in this case. what we're not clear on of course again, is the exact sequence of events.

they have said that tammy meyers after the initial clash on the road went back, found her 22-year-old son, brandon who shoe knew had a gun, and they went looking for eric nosh. they went black to the meyers home and that's when eric nosh showed up and a gunfight happened. what we do not know for sure, shep is who shot first and who could claim that they were shooting in self-defense. obviously we will, we assume get all the facts in this case as the legal process plays out. that will begin with eric nos h's first court appearance on monday morning. >> jonathan thank you, sir. a word from the state department now that it's failed to keep hackers from breaking into its computer network, months after a major security breach. we'll speak with "wall street journal" reporter who broke the story next. you know, just because your bladder

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the justice department will ask a federal court toix;vlift the judge's order that temporarily is blocking president obama's executive action on immigration according to the white house. it says that the administration is also planninpeal the judge's decision. the white house says president obama does indeed have the authority to delay deportation for about five million immigrants who came to the country illegally. republican leaders say the president abused his power by taking action without the congress. hackers still have access to the state department's computer network three months after the agency confirmed it breached its unclassified e-mail system. that what sources tell "the wall street journal" newspaper. it reports officials repeatedly tried and failed to secure the network. as the journal reports each time investigators fine one of the hackers' tools and block it, the hackers tweak it a little bit and slip right past security.

the newspaper reports reports there are signs russia may be involved in the cyber attacks. sources tell "the wall street journal" that so far the hackers have accessed only unclassified information but reports unclassified materials can stale contain sensitive intelligence. danny is a reporter who broke the story for "the wall street journal" and joins us live. all unclassified and yet sensitive. help me with this. >> exactly. and thank you for having me. what is going on here is they got into an unclassified network, about that is -- you know how you talk to colleagues in e-mail. you maybe say more than you probably should in e-mails. i know i do. >> yep. >> and so that what is going on here. even though this is only the unclassified network there's still a lot of intel in=ñ>ñi] there. especially what is going on in ukraine and other parts of the world. this is how employees of the state department talk about things in a free-flowing manner.

>> the suggestion is putin is involved in this like every other bad thing on earth, putin is doing it. >> that's a good point there. in this particular case, investigators and of the people we talked to do see technical links to moscow, but you're right. the actual evidence is light, but at least for officials especially the national security council at the white house they sort of see the is as a foregone conclusion. one other data opinions is among the e-mails that appear to have been taken included e-mails related to ukraine. >> now, we're led to believe now that they cannot secure their network after three months. are they considering starting -- throwing it away and starting over? how could they not secure it? >> well, actually, that's sort of the problem right there, what you justn=2 [ggot. to that's with the state department you can never turn the whole thing off for a weekend and clean it out. that's whatg you can do if this

happened at a normal business that really just wants to get these guys out. but if you turn off the state department network the u.s. loses a lot of visibility about what is happening around the world. so you're in this tough spot where you have to do it slowly and by piecemeal, but that prevents you from ever making sure that they're nowhere less in the network. if youer leaguing one at infestation in your house. >> danny is the signber -- cyber security reporter for "the wall street journal." thank you.23ççç russian president vladimir putin, responsible for everything bad and is issuing a harsh warning to the west vowing to ramp up russia's military. plus disturbing new details on the santa barbara killing spree last year. a newly revealed report says investigators believe the gunman was miling while shooting his victims, and there's a whole lot

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bottom of the hour, top of the news no country should have any illusions it can be superior to rescue when it comes to military. that's the laugh a day from the russian president vladimir putin, the horseback riding guy help says russia will never yield to foreign pressure never. and vowed to modernize russia's gxt' military with hundreds of new combat jets, missiles and other weapons. ukraine is marking a year since the deadliest day of the government protests in kiev. that led to the country's showdown with president putin. a crowd gathered for a memorial ceremony ineñç kiev reside -- kievs maiden square to honor those who died. supporters in ukraine called the victims the heavenly hundred. on this day last year sniper fired turned a demonstration into a blood bath in the same

square. there are conflicting reports who is responsible. the demonstrators and they're supporters blamed police or russian mashesmen, some critic says the protesters themselves opened fire to escalate the conflict. eventually ukraine's government fell and a new one took its place.h( and crimea was taken over. the deadly fighting continued in towns across eastern ukraine despite multiple cease fire agreements. officials in kiev say more russian tanks and troops just crossed over into eastern ukraine. greg palkot is live in ukraine capitol now. so the russians are on the move again. >> they certainly seem to be on the move shep, and that could mean more trouble. sophisticated russian weaponry played a major role in that defeat of the ukrainian military by the pro-russian rebels in that key town in eastern ukraine. now, according to ukrainian officials today in the last 24

hours, 20 russian tanks ten mable artillery units and vehicles full of troops and supplies crossed the border into ukraine, possibly aiming at opening up yet another frontier during this supposed cease fire this as some of the ukrainian troops involved in the tee feet this week arrived back here in kiev to a heroes' welcome. but the numbers tell the tale. along with at least, at least, 14 dead, 110 are now said to be p.o.w.s and another 31 missing seen as a major strategic disaster. >> over there in the aftermath of that fighting a year ago, i wonder if you can compare and contrast it for us. >> reporter: right now today, we walked around with the it was subdued. that was the mood. far from celebratory in any way. as the people went to the memorial, the makeshift memorial in what was a killing field a year ago they also reflected on

the year since. as you noticed, crimea was lost. the economy is also in the tank and we have the war in the east. some of the blame from the people we talked to is placed with the/=tç ukrainian president, pore shane co. tonight when he -- poroshenko. when he got up to speak, some yelled out "shame." but some people said much of the blame lies with one man vladimir putin. finally we asked the question over and over again was it all worth it? considering all the problems. and the answer we got9 unanimous, yes it was. one young man said at least now we're fighting for our freedom. >> greg pal not kiev. lawmakers got into another brawl the to turkish parliament. somebody fell down a stairwell. look here.

[shouting] >> you can buy sponsorships if you did this in washington. police would be given greater freedom to break up demonstrations. the man who cops say killed six students near the university of california at santa barbara last year searched the internet on torture devices and how to kill with a nye silently. this 22-year-old elliott rodger, stand to death two of his roommates and then stand their friend 94 times, killing him. deputies say he then win on a shooting rampage near the ucsb campus killing three more people and injuring 14 others before turning the gun on4 help posted a 141 page

manifesto, blaming his i have before digging through the report and it sass that eliot roger wiped blood off the walls is in his apartment after the murder and then went to starbucks and then uploaded a video called retribution and send out the manifesto. place laid out the path of this carnage. you can see how he drove his car around shoot something people and suspensionly crashing into others. it all ended when he shot himself while driving.

as for the weapons he used can he started purchasing them at least a year and a half earlier and they included a nearly+beulp nine-inch-long boar hunting knife which he used to kill a roommate. >> the report goes into detail how frustrated and lonely this guy was. >> it sure does. the report details some of rodger's personal journals and in them, before expressing angert towards women, he expressed desire for them. he wrote that winning the lottery could help him finally lose his virginity and one entry saying quote, when i purchase a huge beautiful mansion and take girls to it, they will be in love. i just no. it. he even drove out of state and spent $100 on powerball tickets so when he didn't win he wrote quote, all my hopes my dreams shattered. well, according to the report rodger had mental health issues and had been taking medication for anxiety, but a psychiatrist says evidence suggests he knew what he was doing. >> he appears to have been struggling. he appears to have thought of

this plan in advance. he clearly knew that it was wrong. so hef&( e wasn't psychotically disturbed in way that prevented him fromkç understanding this would be a terrible crime. >> hi was never hospitalized for mental illness but some of historiedows concerned his mother so much she had the police do a welfare check on him weeks prior to the7ó killing. >> thatches much. the feds setting today as the tedline for the west coast port strike to come to an en. there's a west coast port strike. billions of dollars in cargo just sitting on ships outside clogged seaports. we just heard theports will be open this weekend but no feel in place yet of the feds say they're ready to move talks to d.c. to pressure both sides into reaching an agreement. dozens of container ships have been waiting to unload outside 29 ports from san diego up to seattle. workers have been negotiating with shipping companies for nine months over their pay and their

benefits. thec ports ham nearly a trillion dollars in trade each year, a full shutdown could cost the entire u.s. economy more than $2 billion per day accord together the national retail federation. beery -- geri willis is here. i'm guessing a lot of people didn't know there was a big port strike going on. >> it's huge and massive economically. very by big news for anybody who is a retailer, anybody who has a grocery store out there. you're not getting your goods in and it's because of the port strike going on for nine months. but it's not wages. it's not even benefits that are at issue here. most of that has no we're talking about the binding arbitration. how to settle disagreements elm that's what they're talking about nine months later. >> how is this affecting prices. >> 12.5% of gdp goes through the ports.zjñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? >> really. >> they're huge. huge. retailers are going to see $7 billion lost. let me tell you what happened to

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cheater lance armstrong says he is getting back on his bike for charity. he says he will raise money for live strong, that's the charity he founded. he left the organization after he confessed to using performance-enhancing drugs during his seven tour de france wins. cycling's governing body took away the title. armstrong says he remains humble and proud of quote live strong. charity officials welcome his return. we're getting word that bruce jenner slammed on the brakes right before the crash that killed a woman earlier this month. that's what law enforcement source is telling the "los angeles times" newspaper. investigators say right before the crash in malibu bruce jenner had been towing an offroad vehicle with his suv struck a white lexus sedan which slowed in front of him. the investigator says the force of the impact sent the lexus into another vehicle ahead of it toyota prius. the lexus then travel into the path of the oncoming hummer. the driver of the lexus died in

the crash. a spokesman for jenner says the gold medalist denied he did anything wrong. legal analysts say its unlikely he will spend time behind bars but could face a civil suit. the news comes amid various reports that bruise jenner is transitioning from mail to female. jenner has not publicly confirmed it but there's a show coming up on it. anna is a criminal defense attorney. anna he is -- there's a video which takes the mystery away. >> that's absolutely right. this video was going to be able to showcase what happened because arguably it's the best evidence as to what happened. what you are saying is right. he is looking at a classic example of what could be parallel prosecutions. in the world of civil litigation it goes without question he might be looking at some civil liability here, especially if he qualifiesed the accident. on the other side whether he is facing criminal charges or not, think that's going to be unlikely. it comes down to whether he was negligent and/or grossly negligent. this video is going to highlight

for us what happened and what kind of troubles he could be in. >> the rule has kind of always been if you hit somebody from behind, no matter, it's your fault. that doesn't mean you're criminally liable. >> that's right. that doesn't mean he i criminally liable. the prosecutor is really going to have to look at whether there's two charges here. vehicular manslaughter or gross vehicular manslaughter. what it comes down to is the amount of negligence. the standard that the prosecutor is going to have to rely upon is the reasonable person standard meaning were bruce jenner's action on it with what a reasonable person would have done the factors the prosecutor will rely upon are, was he text-messaging, was he on the phone, was he speeding or excessively speeding, was he not paying attention? and of course, an accident reconstruction expert will be crucial in determining that. >> preliminarily the report is he didn't have any substances in him, illegal or intoxicating substances, he wasn't speeding and that he -- wasn't negligent he wasn't on his cell phone. but i'm sure there's nor to be

done here. >> that's right. and that's where the battle of the experts comes in. not just in the world of criminal but of course civil. what on earth caused this accident? have to look at the cascademarks and how far away he was when he slammed on the brakes. >> anna, thanks a lot. >> thanks-shep. >> a fox report now and more of the headlines. 800,000 people who signed up for insurance at healthcare.gov got the wrong tax information. that's the word from the feds. they're telling customers to hold off on filing tacks. those who already sent in their returns may have to refile. cops in camo. arresting the mayor of caracas, venezuela. he is accused of helping the united states try to take down the venezuelan government. he u.s. calls the charges baseless and falls. and doctors in texas gave a six-year-old boy a one percent chance of fining a kidney donor.

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new into fox news now. police say the suspected gunman in the murder of the mother from las vegas told his friends he fired 22 shots outside the victim's home. that according to the reporting in the last couple of minutes at the "associated press." more on this as we get it. the boy is accused of shooting this william after some sort of road range incident hat has taken various turns on the tales. there's more to this story. that seems clear. this winter is so brutal it's even snowing in the desert. some pictures in the slideshows. not just any desert. rooftops in jerusalem. forecasters say the holy city got nearly a foot of snow. it snows over there but to get a foot is a lot. look at the palm trees up there. covered in snow. like it. >> shut down all the roads going in and out of jerusalem. you can see these guy here, look at his feet. he covered his feet with plastic bags to pray at the western wall. look at these kids. throwing snowmobiles at each other. one mom says she feels like she

is in switzerland and here's a palestinian woman posing with a snowman near the west bank. snow in the middle east and a foot of it. brutal cold making life miserable from our midwest to the deep south. temperatures plunged to minus 32 in kentucky. that's the temperature. not the wind chill. almost that cold for the bull does last night. but that different. just missed the record. bone-chilling low broke lows from baltimore to washington, dc to we were p.a. in plant city, florida, temperatures hovered near freeding putting crops like these strawberries in a bit of danger and then there's minnesota. forecasters say the town called embarrassed near the canadian border, it reached minus-4 1

yesterday. it's cold on michigan there? >> reporter: it's cold, it's snowing and it's still windy, but other than that it's really pretty much like the bahamas. we're right below zero degrees. here along the shores of lake michigan the winds are 20-30 miles-per-hour. making it feel a whole lot colder in the midwest, zero degrees typically isn't enough for kids to get out of school and that wasn't the case today in chicago. classes were back in session. across the midwest, other places up north, you mentioned those places getting report lows. those kids were out of school. here that's not the case. but here in chicago folks are preparing for a bit of a heatup tomorrow. we'll get some springtime weather in chicago with temperatures right around freezings. just before they drop back down to single digits next week. >> like everything else we have been discussing throughout the hour everything is vladimir putin's fault, everything. and now we know the record-breaking cold is coming from? vladimir putin.

>> reporter: yeah. straight from sigh beerarch across the -- siberia and across the north pole and down here, making us appreciate any temperature before sear rove degrees, and it's going to be continuing and folks are not happy, except the travel agencies that are seeing a surge in business as folks are coming in trying to find somewhere south to head. this weather has proven to be deadly. at least 20 storm-related deaths so far in chicago this year. so officials are encouraging people, stay indoors of you can, have the heat on, dress warmly and be safe. >> spectacular advice, further i suggest not standing next to ice michigan. that's just me. inside. away you go. some people are having fun with the freezing temperatures. one police department issuing an arrest warrant for a character from the movie "frozen." probably underneath that costume was vladimir putin. what too you have here? >> well, elsa from disney's

"frozen" is being blamed for the cold. in kentucky the harlan city police department posted on affection, all points bull continue. an arrest warrant for queen elsa. the suspect is a blonde female wearing a long new blue dress. she is very dangerous do not attachment to apprehend her alone. the weren't expecting the post to get as popular as it was. i had 14,000 shares. >> busy day in harlan for the cops. thank you your service. >> some frozen fans are showing their winter pride in wisconsin a man built a 22-foot tall snowman modeled after a "frozen" character. he started working on this in december. it's 12 feet wide across the base and he just added more snow with each storm and but the finishing touches oned it today. he was inspired by his daughter who is a huge "frozen" fan. >> not much to do in harlan and

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on this day in 1962 john glenn became the first american to orbit the earth. the soviets had already done it twice ask the u.s. was tries to catch up. 100,000 people watched the launch from florida and millions more saw it on tv. and friendship 7 ran into mechanical problems and folks on the ground weren't sure he would make it back in one piece. the capsule splashed down safely and the first american to orbit the planet said the view is tremendous, 53 years ago today. when news breaks out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. the dow has had one heck of a day, brownie. look at this thing. straight up. we started in the red and now

we're at an all-time high. the dow has never been this high ever, s&p, the same thing. neil cavuto is the best in the business and is coming up next. this is fox news channel. a lot of interesting stuff going on with nasdaq, too more on that in a second. what's the difference between right wing extremism? and islamic extremism? the white house has no problem saying the former. apparently a very big problem saying the latter. welcome everybody. happy and frigid friday. i'm neil cavuto. the new intelligence assessment by no less than the department of homeland security suggest that right-wing extremeis in this country could pose a threat equal and in some cases greater than isis so right wing extremists, that's okay to say. islamic extremeis, awful to say. but ignore the semantics. right wickers worse than isis?