nora super has been named the director at the white house on ageing and they plan to launch an official site. white house conference on ageing.gov. well, after a year in which seniors have had to fight to keep the benefits we have the conference already appears underfunded. there has to be some funding, it's part of the old american's act, but they haven't really rushed to do that but there's some mandatory funding. but with this conference we need represent -- the idea is that representatives come in from all over the united states and meet and discuss and bring up issues and come out with things. well it costs money for people to make this trip and stay there so as it become underfunded there is less representation across the seniors and their programs in the united states and there would be possibly a small select group we've had on others discussing this but nothing really exciting or different is expected to come out of the conference. so the message that comes to us from this is to be on the alert to what is happening with funding for the white house conference and to -- hopefully

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an arcy. white house officials still avoiding calling islamic terrorists islamic terrorists something the former et of the intelligence agencies is warning has very serious consequentials. retired general michael flynn saying, quote, you cannot defeat an enemy you do not admit exists. so is being too

an arcy. white house officials still avoiding calling islamic terrorists islamic terrorists something the former et of the intelligence agencies is warning has very serious consequentials. retired general michael flynn saying, quote, you cannot defeat an enemy you do not admit exists. so is being too pc putting our lives and investments at risk. i'm david asman welcome to "forbes on fox" let's go with sabrina schaeffer, john tamny and rick younger. steve, nothing more than criminal an arcy, really? >> david, that's like saying adolf hitler was an overgrown juvenile delinquent subject to temper tantrums. this unwillingness to recommend nice what is out there is putting lives in jeopardy and economic well being in jeopardy. we see islamic bash richl on the pa march yemens falling, put inn doing more aggression in ukraine. that hurts investment because of the uncertainty that surrounds the world today into rick, there's no uncertainty among the american people 56% of whom believe that they are at war with radical islam. >> i'm a little surprised that the number is that low i would have thought that

nobody has made an official announcement about running for the white house in 2016, but some have signaled their intentions. some republican contenders did not attend, including mitt romney, jeb bush, marco rubio and rand paul. let's check in with eileen. you have spent a lot of time tracking this storm heading our way. >> yes and it will impact us monday morning. don't focus necessarily on the total but the impact. monday morning i think will be messy. right now, just a few clouds overhead. satellite radar gray and damp, but the skies cleared before sunset. the clouds that are sitting overhead associated with the upper level low that continues to move further off to see. but stay away from that in focus on the one that is impacting us. this is in alberta clipper swinging down into the midsection of the country. this system will continue wanted southeastward track, passing to the south before really evolving into a strong nor'easter. it will have high impact to the new england coastline. the precipitation beginning as early as dinnertime tomorrow for the western sections of the area. tomor

an anti-terrorism rally in france. the white house admitting an official should have been there. will u.s. relations with france suffer? >>> also breaking news news in the news of flight 8501. investigators have covered a key piece of the wreckage that will help determine what caused the jet to crash. we'll beginning with the developments in the paris terror attack. jim sciutto is in paris for us this evening. jim jim, britain's intelligence service warning that al qaeda is planning a massacre. are there more sleeper cells preparing to strike? >> well, the big question here in france is are the remaining suspects at large in these paris attacks? it's been a burning question since the moment nearly a week ago when the gunmen stormed "charlie hebdo." the french prime minister telling cnn that it's likely there are accomplices still at large. there was a quote that as manias six suspects -- unclear whether it's suspects involved in the attack or associates of the attackers, but still a question that french investigators still have to answer. frankly, they don't know the answer yet. that's why

of government officials are watching the raid of the compound and it is clear that something has gone very wrong. the moment was captured in an iconic picture by the official white houser. >> when i saw the photo i thought it was very neat. i thought it was a good snap shot of history. the concern on secretary clinton's face and the president sitting in the folding chair. it doesn't matter where i sit. we just need to do this. >> the president and the top decision makers in washington crowded around the situation room watching the screen. we are only able to see -- they were only able to see from high above what happened and they were not sure if the whole mission had been blown. the point where the helicopter moves into the frame all they see initially is one chopper has sh extrad. the other has landed in the spot where it was. they had to be in dismay. the defense secretary had been in the white house back in 1980 when jimmy carter's rescue mission in tehran had gone awry in the desert. i have no doubt the images of that tragic moment flashed through his head. they are powerless at this point. they have sent these men to perform this mission. they have instructed th

white house. nobody has made an official announcement yet, but just showing up in des moines send signals. >> it is so great to be back in iowa. >> we value our independence from the government, not our dependence on it. >> illegal immigration is a hot topic. >> i think they should make it their goal to fill that border within the year. >> donald trump blasted republican heavyweight mitt romney and jeb bush. >> it cannot be mitt because he ran and failed. he failed. the last thing we need is another bush. >> romney and joe bush were among the no-shows, along with marco rubio and rand paul, creating an opening for other presidential hopefuls. >> still ahead -- eileen whelan is tracking the winter weather. >> the kids want to know, can they plan a sunday sleep over? >> ooh, i like that. you know what, i say don't do it. i think by monday morning, there will be some closings and delays. we had the first punch of the weather this morning and yesterday. i want to recap today, because we started off with some really gray skies, snow further north and west. as we had anticipated, mainly a rain event. a li

white house. >> reporter: john the white house is already shared much of what will be in the president's state of the union address over the last couple weeks, an official told me there are surprises in store. the white house says the theme of the speech is middle class economics and address is filled with pitches from the president like the tax breaks he is proposing. the tax breaks and the free community college add up to $200 billion. the president would pay for that with new taxes on the rich and fees on big banks. we are also learning more about the president's state of the union message and the white house announced alan gross, the american freed between the countries, will be in the first lady's box. expect the first lady to defend policies on cuba. the president is feeling embolden with the economy and the low gas prices and the actions on immigration and cuba that have performed well in the polls. his approval ratings are ticking up. it is no surprise the president will take the state of the union message on the road to red states for events in idaho and kansas later this week. john. >> jim at the white house. thanks so much. >>> harry reid the

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we did get some background information from an anonymous white house official yesterday that this would have been a security challenge. but the official also said that the event in paris was really about the french and not the u.s. that gives you some hint as to what josh earnest will say when he comes out here in a few moments. as you mentioned, secretary of state john kerry could have been diverted from his trip although he was meeting with the india prime minister. the vice president, however, vice presidents they're sort of made for these types of assignments. the vice president has not public schedule over the weekend. he was in wilmington delaware with nothing on his schedule. this was a decision that was made by this white house not to go and now they're going to have to answer for it. ly tell you, though in just the last several minutes i heard from a senior democrat strategist here in washington said this was a huge mistake. the president could be out there leading the world. he could have gotten other business done with these world leaders in paris. the question will be whethe

turkish officials believe she's now in an isis-controlled region of syria. >>> the white house says it made a mistake that the u.s. should have sent a senior official to yesterday's huge unity rally in paris. >> i think it's fair to say that we should send someone with a higher profile. >> the u.s. ambassador to france was there but not president obama or vice president biden. it was announced today secretary of state john kerry will go to paris later this week to show solidarity with the french people. >>> today israel's benjamin netanyahu visited the jewish grocery store in paris where four people were killed in a hostage standoff friday. security has been tightened around jewish schools and other sensitive sites. 5,000 extra police officers as part of the extra security effort. >>> they're on the edge of history. if only their fingertips can hang on. the turning point for the daring duo tackling the world's toughest climb in yosemite. >> to me it's a kidnapping. that was my child. >> a dog snatched while its owners were sleeping. the bay area couple is not just posting flyers. the s

an something effect. >> senior white house officials tell me the president in his remarks today threw out the timeframe of 60 to 90 days to assure lawmakers there is an end point to the iran nuclear talks but to show that mr. obama himself is growing impatient with iran. >> live on the north lawn. thank you. >>> the heads of state also discussed the terror plots unfolding throughout the globe. groups like isis and others are increasingly turning to the internet to find those willing to carry out terrorist attacks. here is chief intelligence correspondent. >> reporter: with the reins unfolding across europe the message was one of unity and transatlantic partnership. the language to describe the threat under scored a sharp divide. >> we do face a very serious islamist extremist threat. >> we are going to keep working together on strategies to counter violent extremism that radicalizes recruits. >> this poisonous cult of a narrative that is perverting the religion of islam. >> reporter: both believed social media is driving the digital jihad. al qaeda in yemen claimed responsibility for the paris massacre

she didn't have an official policy role in the white house. in the obama white house she ran the state department. she was the secretary of state and said the relationship in the country and i have asked even my close democratic friends and yes i actually have a few, i'd ask them this question and they can't answer. name a country on this planet with whom we have a better relationship now than we did when the obama administration took office in 2009 and guess what, nobody can give me the name of one country. so that is going to be a problem. when you mentioned things like benghazi i still think that's hard for hillary clinton. >> host: what do you expect democrats to do with a war on the women especially if hillary clinton is the nomination how would you handle that inevitability from the left >> guest: if that is the best that we might as well start measuring and getting the inaugural ball planned because that is proven to fall so short. the colorado senate race is a great example of how this message rings hollow. and look, intelligent, thoug

conspicuously absent, any american official higher than the ambassador, an oversight the white house now says was a mistake. >> some have asked whether or not the united states should have sent someone with a higher profile than the ambassador to france, and i think it's fair to say that we should have sent someone with a higher profile to be there. >> and the threat continues. now belgium. swat teams there launched a dozen raids arresting 15 suspected jihaddists at one location. two suspects were killed after they fired on police. the government said some of the suspects had recently returned from syria and will planning to kill police officers. they may have been directed by isis. >> europe entering a new age of terror? pat? >> i'm afraid it is. this attack on charlie hebdo, they came out, escaped, captured the attention of the whole world, went out in a blavesglory. it's going to have a copycat effect on islamists in europe who say this is the way i can really reach the whole world's atension and i think al qaeda and the other folks in syria and iraq are gl to tell the europeans,

white house denied the reality defense minister high level meetings over his criticism of secretary of state john kerry's peace efforts. but frustrations reached new eights after a white house official used an expletive in an interview. he esaid he had no guts to make peace with the blins. u.s. officials say secretary kerry who in the last month made more than 50 phone calls to allies on behalf of israel to stop action on the part of the international security council. >> if the administration wants to get anywhere on the israeli-palestinian issue, on dealing with iran on stabilizing the reason they're going to have to find a way to manage their relationship with israel. >> reporter: u.s. officials insist washington's support for israel's security will remain despite political tensions but the timing could been worse, as the administration rits teet ters on the brinks. >> -- address to coop as a campaign stop in advanced of the march elections, but they warn that could backfire if israelis about to go to the polls see their leader doing so much damage to a relationship that is so critical. >>> all right, so does speaker boehner's invitation to the israeli prime minister strain relations bet

she didn't have an official policy role in the white house. giving up on the white house she ran the state department. she was secretary of state. she set the table for our relationships with other countries and i would ask my close democratic friends and i actually have a few i would ask him this question. i would say name a country on this planet would we have a better relationship now than we did when the obama administration took office in 2009? guess what? nobody can give me the name of one country. none. i think that's going to be a problem for her. even though the left when you mention things like benghazi i still think that's heartburn for hillary clinton. >> host: what to expect democrats to do with a one women especially if hillary clinton is the nominee? how would you handle that inevitability from the last? >> guest: i hope that's the best weapon because of it is than we might as well go ahead and start measuring drapes traipsing getting via microball plans. that has proven to fall so short. it's a great example of how this message

white house denied the defense minister high-level meetings after his criticism criticism. john kerry's peace efforts. frustrations reached new heights after a top white house official used anve to describe netanyahu saying in an interview with "atlantic" magazine he had, "no guts to make peace with the palestinians." u.s. officials say secretary kerry, who in the last month made more than 50 phone calls to allies on behalf of israel to stop action in the u.n. security council and international criminal court, is running out of patience. >> if the administration wants to get anywhere on the israeli/palestinian issue, on dealing with iran o stabilizing the region, they're going to have to find a way to manage their relationship with israel. >> reporter: u.s. officials insist washington's for israel's security will remain despite political tensions. the timing couldn't be worse as the middle east teeters on the brink. u.s. officials accuse prime minister netanyahu of using his visit to washington and his address to congress as a campaign stop in advance of the march elections. but they warn that backfire if israelis about to go to the polls see their leader doing so much dama

an official visit to india. even before they departed, the white house announced that the trip would be cut short so the president can visit saudi arabia on the way back, to pay his respects and offer condolences to the family of the late king abdullah and to meet with his successor. in ukraine, at least 29 people were killed and almost 100 others wounded after a barrage of rockets fired by pro-russian rebels hit a crowded, open-air market and a nearby neighborhood. the incident occurred in the port city of mariupol, near crimea. that's the area russia forcibly annexed last spring. fighting intensified this week and the rebels announced a new offensive, even though a ceasefire was announced last september. the fighting in eastern ukraine near russia has claimed more than 5,000 lives. we'll have more on the escalating conflict in ukraine later in the program. gas prices continue to plummet. the a.a.a. reports that gas is now being sold for under $2 a gallon at about 60% of gas stations across the united states. the average price is about $2.04. that's the least expensive it has been in six years. the department of

. >> so far the president's plan doesn't have an official price tag other than significant, according to the white house. if all 50 states participate, the proposal could benefit 9 million students each year and save students an average of $3,800 in tuition. federal funding would cover three quarters of the average cost of community college and the president is asking states to pick up the rest of the tab. the president says his announcement was a little preview of his plans for the state of the union address in two weeks. the details of the cost will be in the president's 2016 budget proposal. >> here in pennsylvania calls for impeachment and a resignation for attorney general kathleen kane. within the last 30 minutes, her attorney released this statement to nbc 10. she says "i did nothing illegal period. any fair and impartial review of the facts would conclude that. this seems to me to be another political attack on my attempt to clean up harrisburg and its political culture. they have fought me all the way, including an effort to impeach me." we also spoke with a representative who wants to impeach

. >> reporter: there was an air of celebration in the rose garden and an under lying tension. white house officials wrestled for days how to usher in a holiday the president opposed. they finally decided to embrace it. today mr. reagan did not repeat his recent statements that his image was based on understanding not reality. instead martin luther king -- >> traces of bigotry marrer america. let us not all recall dr. king but rededicate ourselves to the commandments he lived and sought every day. >> many had been offended by the president's remarks and discussed the king holiday and mr. reagan's role in it. >> we all have high and low moments. this is one of his high moments. >> i'm just glad we got the inb bill signed. >> reporter: maybe that's what today was about. that blacks have the power to make politicians do things. as the president left the ceremony many in the crowd stayed and sang. chris wallace, nbc news at the white house. >> blacks now have the power to make the politicians do things. there are six members of congress who voted against establishing the king holiday who are still in co

he'll go to the white house for an official welcoming ceremony the next morning and then after that he'll celebrate mass at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. on the 24th the pope will head to new york city and the next morning he will address the united nations general assembly. then on the 26th he heads to philadelphia for a two-day world meeting of families and then finally, he heads back to the vatican on the 27th. so he will be busy! >> that's right. whirlwind trip for sure. >> yes. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 today, a lost bag leaves a blind arlington woman out in the cold with no winter clothes! why the airline says her bags vanished and what it took to finally get that bag back is new at 5:00. >> plus warning signs going up after dogs are poisoned. where it's happening and the warning signs for dog owners. that is still new tonight right here at 5:00. >> all right. first, let's get a check of the weather on what is a pretty delightful monday. >> we're still in the mid to upper 40's in many locations if you're heading out tonight. it's going to

israeli media reports say white house officials unloaded on prime minister nenen -- netanyahu after he accepted ancongress. a story quoted one senior white house saying netanyahu spat in our face publicly and that's no way to behave adding that "there will be a price." charles krauthammer is here, but first trace gallagher

israeli media reports say white house officials unloaded on prime minister nenen -- netanyahu after he accepted an invitation to speak at congress. a story quoted one senior white house saying netanyahu spat in our face publicly and that's no way to behave adding that "there will be a price." charles krauthammer is here, but first trace gallagher reports live in our west coast newsroom. trace. >> megyn the white house would like to have weighed in on the netanyahu visit and does believe it's a violation of protocol, but in the end says it's up to speaker of the house john boehner to decide who addresses congress. now, that's the on-the-record version. behind the scenes the administration appears to be furious with a senior official telling the israeli newspaper, quoting again "netanyahu ought to remember president obama has a year and a half left in his presidency and that there will be a price." president obama believes netanyahu speaks to congress could rally opposition to a nuclear deal with iran undercutting years of negotiation. the president and prime minister have publicly clashed before pr

an unusual fashion. when that first vote the pipeline vote comes to the president's desk presumeing it does s this going to be the first big veto? >> the white house so far has not issued an official threat. they have all but said the president would likely veto this and take a dim view of legislation that would force his hand. this is a state department process and they want to wait for the court cases we have seen in nebraska to finish up before they take action on that. >> of course you have a number of democrats and others who don't want to be identified. they are not happy with the way the white house and the state department have dragged this thing out forever. a lot of support around the country. not from environmentalists per se but other parts of the democratic party for this. now, jeb bush. weigh in on this cell phone video by which he announced just standing outside. this is not exactly like your highly produced slick hillary clinton ready for hillary video and the way she announced her decision to run in 2007. this is jeb bush on the street announcing that he is forming a pack. what do you make of it? >> it was a bit of an odd video. i don't know if he was going for th

capitals that were close with the saudi monarchy as well as a statement perhaps from the white house, whether it's an officialt, or perhaps even some kind of televised statement. i think it would be important to know we should be expecting those in the coming hours. all right. ayman, thanks for your reporting. >>> thanks to all of you for watching. "hardball" starts right now. \s. >>> political football. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm cris matthews on a night when the word super bowl isn't a break from political intrigue but an invitation to more intrigue. someone deflated the footballs in the big win over indianapolis on sunday. whoever did it made the footballs just the way tom brady likes them. we no that because he said that late this afternoon at a press conference. if he didn't deflate the footballs, who did? i realize there are four stages of getting a football onto the field. stage 1, nfl checks the

officials on friday. nbc news senior white house correspondent chris jansing is on the white house lawn. this was symbolic with the leaders linking arms in solidarity and now they are saying not sending an higher than the ambassador was wrong. what are you hearing there? >> i think this is being acknowledged as a mistake and a turn around from what we heard this morning and secretary kerry called it quibbling and saying we are focusing on the wrong thing, that the united states has been partners in counter terrorism efforts and the president did reach out to president francois hollande and he did come over to the french embassy and sign a condolences book. and if it wasn't going to be the president or the vice president, and for the security for everybody who is there and is a security threat and a great challenge for the secret service, why not send eric holder, the attorney general who is a recognizable face of this administration and who is already there. administration officials say this never got to the desk of the president. they wouldn't say who made the final decision. but if they had to do it again, obviously because it turned out to be such a hugely symbolic moment they would

it's not an official entry into the race for the white house but now christie can hire staffers as heis final decision. the organization is called leadership matters for america. >> health check now, the government has okayed the vaccine for the b type of meningitis the kind that caused those cases at princeton university. novartis got the green light to sell its vaccine for young adults ages 10 to 25. the fda gave pries ton and another university special memorial position to use bexsero after nine cases appeared there. the fda had already approved pfizer's meningitis vaccine last fall. >> the new year's spirit was alive and well at children's hospital today. >> ♪♪ >> members of the golden sunrise fancy club made a visit to the hospital to help republic bank make a special donation there. the money will help children keep up with schoolwork while they are patients so they'll be up to speed with classmates when they leave the hospital. after the presentation the kids got to try their hand at the mummers strut. others. now, americans everywhere are discovering that... spoon after spoon.

in one of the israeli papers an anonymous quote from an american official saying prime minister netanyahu really spit in the face of the white housewill be a price. if you remember we were here a few months ago with a lot of snubbing going on. the u.s. has really particularly this white house, has had a real problem with the relationship with prime minister netanyahu. the israelis don't think the u.s. is tough enough on iran. that is why prime minister netanyahu wants to come to the u.s. that is why the administration is angry and i heard the same from u.s. officials. this is really a poke in the eye not just from house speaker boehner who extended the invitation, but prime minister netanyahu who did not consult with the white house before accepting the invitation. >> political implications and in israel as well. elise has written an article on this. please go look at it. elise labott, thank you. >>> happening today, mayors will get face time with president barack obama. the president will host a white house reception with the mayors after they meet with officials. >>> jeb bush gives a big speech today in san francisco. people han

officially. but as part of the sanctions step the press secretary of the white house said this was an initial stephere is what a senior administration official said that really press have reported that outage could have happened for a number of reasons, including it could have come within north korea itself. tony. >> all right. libby casey at the white house. thank you. >>> for the second time this week italy is dealing with a ship filled with stranded my grants. the boat docked a short time ago at a port in southern italy. this comes two days after a ship carrying nearly a migrants were brought to another italian port. >> reporter: this stip normally care rying livestock. it was drifts miles off of the italian coast are 450 migrants aboard. this is the second such incident this week on wednesday the blue sky m with 970 migrants on board was brought into an italian port. most of them also came from syria and many suffering the effects of hypothermia and frostbite after six days at sea. this appears to be a new tactic by human traffickers. >> it's possible that they have discovered a new method of

the pre-dawn incident triggered an emergency lockdown of the white house complex. officials said the two foot long quad-copter did not pose a threat. a former c.i.a. officer has been convicted in a high-profile leak case. a federal jury in virginia found jeffrey sterling guilty of espionage. he was accused of giving details about a mission to undermine iran's nuclear program to "new york times" reporter james risen. sterling denied leaking anything, saying risen found out from senate staffers who'd been briefed on the operation. stocks on wall street inched ahead a bit today, the dow jones industrial average gained six points to close above 17,678; the nasdaq rose more than 13 points to close above 4,771; and the s&p 500 added five points to close at 2,057. still to come on the newshour. president obama seeks new limits on drilling for oil in alaska. taking violent action in the name of religion in europe. the diary of a guantanamo detainee. republicans queue up early for a chance at 2016. and, transforming the cinematic for a virtual world. >> woodruff: the president is pus

white house finally set a date for an anti-extremism summit. first mentioned as a possibility back in september. now on the calendar for february 18th. a white house spokesman says officials at this summit are going to look at american cities with policies in place to combat violent extremism places like boston, l.a., and minneapolis. then possibly try to build on the success, mimic the success of those programs. >> indeed. peter, thank you so much. >> the attorney general in paris expressing concern that america, of course, is at risk for facing small-scale attacks similar to the ones in paris last week. we have seen this before in our country. so how can u.s. anti-terrorism experts prevent similar attacks here at home before they happen? is that possible? the vice president of research at the foundation for the defense of democracies, also the author of the recently published book "state of failure:." jonathan, good to see you. we just heard peter say the potential for attacks every single week. it doesn't take much. >> no it doesn't take much. actually, as a former terrorism finance analyst i was just taking a look at what it might have even cost to carry out these kin

>> we're still working to get an official response to north korea to this latest round of white houseanctions that are in direct response to the hacks on sony that north korea has denied. that the white house said they are confident that north korea speculated despite experts. and the u.s. government the treasury specifically targeting three different north korean entities and ten individuals linked to the entities. now, the north korea organizations include their intelligence organization. their primary arms dealer. and their defense research and development entity. now, what may hurt the most for north korea, certainly, financially, is the targeting of the primary arms dealer. and seven people were believed to be using arms stealing trade. and north korea makes a lot of money through extorting weapons to places like iran russia and syria. because the u.s. government is now naming these individuals publicly for the first time it makes them much more public. it makes it much more difficult for people to do business with them. certainly, for anybody who has a stake with what the united

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