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and bill gavin, our fbi director, former fbi director of new york, good of him to join us to share perspective of what could likely unfold with this situation. bill, i want to thank you again for answering the early morning wakeup call. >> it's always a pleasure, kelly. >> we'll continue to follow it until fox & friends first joins us. i'm kelly wright, more coming back in just a moment. >>> this is a fox news alert from new york. i'm kelly wright. good morning. egyptair flying a domestic route from kp from alexandria to cairo. the hijacker is wearing what appears to be an explosive belt. there's a picture of the hijacker right now. ibrahim samaha. there are conflicting reports of the number of people on board this night. but we have been told that many of them have been allowed to disembark. we've seen that take place. at least four foreigners and crew members do remain on board. in a hostage situation. the nationalities of those foreigners unknown. the indication was there were several americans on board. the hijacker may be demanding asylum in cyprus. and we've been reporting on that. and n

let's bring in former fbi assistant director for new york, bill gavin. u, let's talk about these arrests made in recent days, but they were announced just today. so, why withhold news of an arrest? >> well, their system is a little different there. our definition of an arrest is you take them into custody, they're under arrest. holding them, holding that information out, i would suspect they were probably a little afraid that it might trigger some other event, it might act as a trigger mechanism for another event similar to what the arrest last week did. so, they have their reasons, i guess. but they really need to drill down into the whole subject matter there because they've been underaddressed or unaddressed for far too long in looking at this problem of the establishment of almost mini caliphates, really, within the country where people don't assimilate into society, the police don't go into those neighborhoods. it's a very difficult set of circumstances, a lot different than our own country. >> and bill, is that what went through your mind? i'm curio

the director in charge in new york, bill gavin, thank you for insight into the situation. any developments will bring to you. >> that's not the only news breaking this morning. the justice department successfully breaking into an iphone without apple's. it is linked to one of the attack is a master's mass shooting, terrorism was on california and san bernardino. the new development in a controversial legal battle did issue a statement. this is what it says in part. they have a back door into the iphone because they believed it was found from inside a dangerous precedent. as a result of government dismissal, neither of these occurred. the case should never have been brought and that's the end of the statement. nicole: now the latest on the shooting at the u.s. capitol. a man shot and wounded by police after he pulled out a weapon at the visitor center. 66 euros clear to austin of tennessee to be in critical but stable condition spread was really say no to the holy spirit last october he was known where disrupting proceedings. >> we believe this is not a single person less fr

. >> yay. personal and opening up to the "new york times" about her old and new loves. on her divorce from gavin rossdale, she said, if i could, i would tell you everything and you would be in shock. it's a really good, juicy story. but she refused to say more. we don't know what that all is. what about her romance with blake shelton? gwen calls him a co-worker and said, never would i ever have seen this coming. >> i think we're all saying that. but they're happy. >> good for them. >> absolutely. >> that's your pop start. >> dylan, thanks very much. >>> now, your other job. >> oh, yeah. >> switch over information. >> check of the weather. >> we have the weather map switched, too. talking about the west coast storm. a series of storms. you see the lines packed close together. it also means there is a lot of wind with the rain. san francisco, heavier downpours moving in from the south and it'll continue through most of the day. we have flash flood watches, winter storm watches in the could end up with as much as 2 inches of rain in some of the foothills and the mountains. we could end up with anot

gavin discussing internet news sites. jill abramson on being the first woman to hold the position of editor of the new york times.lyona show one rt. you can watch these anytime or search our video library at c-span.org. >> your calls and comments on washington journal. live at noon, the u.s. house gavels and for general speeches with the legislative business at 2:00 p.m. ken burns and harvard university professor henry louis gates junior discussed race in america. tonight on the communicators, jim halpert, a privacy and cyber security lawyer and john simpson, project director for consumer watchdog discuss how and whether the fcc should develop privacy regulations for the internet. they are joined by howard busker. >> the ftc can no longer regulate that one aspect aspectt access provider of the business of internet access providers. there is now a rulemaking coming up where the fcc will decide what to put in place in lieu of or perhaps replicating the ftc hospitals under the new -- ftc's rules. >> most of the rules that exist existed in the world of telephones. now that they have extended by reclassification, the

gavin newsom is proposing a bill that will require background checks for ammunition. >>> a legal victory for apple and its ongoing fight with the fbi. a federal judge in new york rejected the u.s. governments request to help unlock extract data. apple is fighting another request by the fbi to unlock the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. >>> it could be a make or break for several candidates. >> mark is joining us to break down what we can expect. good morning. are there any particular states we should be watching today? >> reporter: texas. texas is the mother load of delegates today. and most importantly it's ted cruz's home state. if he can't beat donald trump in his home state, his campaign may be over. the big day today is the accumulative effect. if the polls are correct and hillary clinton and do as well as the polls suggest they are going to, tomorrow morning we may be talking about hillary clinton as a presumpive nominee and donald trump not quite there but may be impossible to stop him. >> is that going to hurt him? >> you know not yet. it's a little too early for public opinion polls. he blames that on a faulty ear piece. we had problems h