arthel? >> peter doocy, thank you so much. >>> and now to the brutal search for the wreckage and victims from the flight 8501. airasia was not given permission to fly the route that it flew over the java sea before crashing last sunday. the indonesian transport industry has banned airasia from flying that route. airasia is reporting recovery crews may have found the primary wreckage from the flight. sonar has picked up four massive objects on the bottom of the java sea, including one piece that could be from the main fuselage. >>> an incredible story of survival out of kentucky. a 7-year-old girl getting released from the hospital after surviving a small plane crash that killed four members of her family. >> she's done a hell of a job, as far as i am concerned. and she was scared when the emt put a neck brace on her and when they put her on that board, she was pretty shook up. she wanted me to go with her but they wouldn't let me go with her. now i'm praying for her. she's lost everything. >>

i'm arthel neville. >> and i'm eric shawn. welcome. it's a powerful and unprecedented group of world leaders. they have been marching together in defines against the radical islamic terrorist threat. they and 1 million more on the street united with one strong message and that is enough. let's look live at paris and listen right now where it is just after 6:00 p.m. at night. after this rally, french president hollande will head to the grand synagogue of paris that a powerful symbol. it was closed for the first time since world war ii. let's watch and listen. >> the silence is eloquent in what it says. our senior correspondent in paris with the latest. hello, rick. >> reporter: yes. communication's very difficult here in city center of paris. the crowd size estimated at 1.3 to 1.5 million people. and we have spent the last three hours walking through the city of paris with those people showing unity against terrorism. we're on one of the main avenues that leads from the center where this march began to the square where it's scheduled to

arthel? >> thank you very much. >>> well, hundreds of thousands of people continue across france to take part in the solemn vigils. they're of course honoring the 17 people in all killed over the last three days of terrorist attacks there. there was a vigil in eastern paris for those killed there yesterday. by that terrorist gunman amedy coulibaly. you can see the beach in nice, many paid tribute to those who were lost and expressed their defiance against terrorism. in paris, mourners are creating their own makeshift memorials around the city, with flowers and posters and pens and pencils. solemn contribute to the victims in a clear expression for freedom of speech. >>> and closer to home police in canada arresting two brothers on multiple terror charges. the canadian mounties say one brother was taken in to custody in ottawa and the other at montreal's international airport. no details yet on the alleged threats the men posed but canadian authorities say the arrests quote, speak to our abili

. >> and i'm arthel neville. the system now making its way through the midwest and it comes close on the heels of another system that dumped up to nine inches of snow in new york. pennsylvania, and new jersey earlier this week. our senior meteorologist janet dean is live, and you're saying that this is the super bowl of storms, yeah? >> it could be. this could be top five for boston, and top five for new york city. if some of the computer models come true. for new york we're dealing with a blizzard watch right now where we are expecting blizzard conditions with winds in excess of 35 miles per hour for a period, a length of time over three hours. and it could be really a 12-hour event for a lot of folks. so, here is one of the main ingredients we have. a clipper system across the ohio river valley. that's going to bring you know three to six inches of snow across this region. but once this storm moves off the coast and we've got an area of high pressure that's going to continue to bring cold air southward, that's

arthel?y peter doocy live in washington. >>> similar questions remaining will north korea get the message or does the u.s. need to hit the rogue regime with even tougher measures? k.t. mcfarland will give us her take later in this hour. >>> and the primary wreckage has been found of 8501. sonar pinpointed four massive objects that are lying on the bottom of the java sea, but extremely rough weather is still setting them back. divers can't get down there to confirm what they have seen on sonar is parts of the fuselage. as the search for the black boxes, well, that's slow going. several dozen bodies have been recovered a week after it disappeared off radar. in a few moments we'll go live to david piper for the very latest on that recovery effort. >>> iran and six world powers what i be moving closer to a nuclear deal. at least two diplomats saying washington and tehran have tentatively agreed on a formula out outlining areas of a potential agreement. the next round of talks scheduled for geneva

. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news, a 7-year-old, the sole survivor of a terrible plane crash. somehow manages to walk away and knock on a stranger's door asking for help while four of her family members died in the crash. we have the latest on her condition. >>> there is a possible breakthrough in locating those missing black boxes. that and the wreck edge of air asia flight 8501. this while severe weather continues to make for a slow and agonizing search for that plane crash's victims. >>> even people who got the flu shot are finding themselves in the doctor's office. some pharmacies are running out of the most popular drug used to fight flu. how can you protect yourself against this new tough strain of the virus? >>> first, we start with the young girl living to tell her remarkable and terrifying story. she miraculously survived a plane crash in the woods of kentucky that killed her family. the fda -- ffa says the plane that contained her and four other family members reported engine trouble as it w

arthel? >> very important because as you know, the shops and synagogues in the jewish quarter yesterday they were told to close after the kosher market was attacked and i want you to fill us in on the latest on that situation. >> reporter: yeah. we don't know whether the police had any specific intel on specific threats to shops or to the grand synagogue, which apparently for the first time in decades was for prayers on a sabbath eve. but anyway, that was the precautionary measure and certainly there have been issues in france over the years concerns about anti-semitism and jews here leaving for israel for among other reasons the concerns that they're not all together safe here. on israeli tv, two of the survivors of that siege in the kosher grocery store were saying that they planned to leave france now and move to israel. but in the moreay, which is the oldest and most well-known jewish district of paris, things were very much full of energy and vitality. but people say they worry the value

. >>> i'm arthel neville. time now for "sunday house call." >> joining us as always is dr. mark siegle, professor of medicine at nyu and also author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> and dr. david, chairman and professor of urology and chief of row bobotics surgery. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we start here because the so-called happiest place on earth, right now is not so happy. a measles outbreak that started last month at disneyland in california has morphed into the worst outbreak the state has seen in 15 years. >> yeah. >> this is a huge deal. i'll start with you here. how does something like this happen? >> it starts off with someone, arthel, not having the measles and mumps vaccine, mmr vaccine, which gives you between 95% and 99% immunity. that's how good it is. and it's supposed to last for a lifetime. but someone goes to disneyland where people are totally crowded together, and they're not vaccinated, and they didn't know they had measles because it can incubate for one to two weeks. they don't know it, and they start spreading

i'm arthel neville. once again officers turned their back to bill de blasio at the wake of wenjian liu. he was one of two officers killed in cold blood last month in brooklyn. funeral arrangements were delayed so family members could travel from china to new york. bryan now is reporting live from brooklyn. bryan? >> reporter: today they honored 32-year-old officer wenjian liu. bill de blasio eulogize him along with his family. he was a man who loved fishing and dreamt to be a part of the nypd. a chinese immigrant and only child who loved his parents calling them at the end of every shift to let them know he was safe. today liu's casket draped with an nypd flag. his wife who just married three months ago overcome with grief for the man she called fearless and her soulmate. >> he was a loving husband and a loyal friend. you were an amazing man. even though you left us early. but i believe he is still with us. >> reporter: just heartbreaking. thousands of nypd officers and officers as far as toronto canada

. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, the dragnet across europe snagging more suspects in the war on terror. greece is the latest country to get suspected extremists off the streets. >>> new republicans starting their line-up for the shot at the white house in 2016. why it could turn into a long line and who will be in it. all this while hillary clinton is the biggest favorite among the democrats right now. will she even face any opposition and what republicans say about her. >> a sea of blue in washington where marchers turned out in support of police officers. >>> we begin tonight with our top story. the desperate push to try and prevent another radical islamic terrorist attack in europe. the security net there is tightening across the european continent, reaching all the way to greece with four new terror arrests there. and in yemen where two french citizens are believed to support the terror group, they have also been arrested for their support of al-qaeda. soldiers are standing guard in be

arthel? >> thank you very much there in the middle east. >>> a white house official is denying a report that the u.s. has halted some major counter terrorist operations in yemen. that after the pro american government as ed henry was reporting was toppled by an iranian-backed rebel group. this as tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest the shiite rebels. yemen is also home to al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula which claimed responsibility for this month's horrible terrorist attacks in paris. leeland vittert has the very latest on this. >> reporter: yemen has never been a paragon of stability. but it's gone from merely dangerous to lawless and chaotic. up until this week, they cooperated regularly with the c.i.a. and others in the fight against terror. the reports that have been coming out indicated perhaps that the folks that very used to call aren't picking up the phone anymore inside the intelligence services there in yemen. even the pentagon says the picture on the

. >> hi, arthel. a senior army official tells us they plan to pull these troops from south korea as a broad rebalance. here's how it will work. to pull a brigade of tanks and fighting vehicles, put them into europe at the end of the year. about 3,000 troops will be deployed to conduct exercises in germany and other european countries. it's not a perm nabt move. instead, the troops will most likely only be in the region until the fall or end of the year. why the shift? in part to assure our european allies that they're in a position of strength when it comes to russia. russia has annexed the crimea region secured a vital port in the black sea, and sponsored the civil war. >> i think you need a much larger political response as well as military response to demonstrate that nato is committed to making sure that military force cannot success on the continent of europe. if this is a first step, that's great. but it's certainly not nearly enough in and of itself. if it's the last thing we do i don't think p

." >> and i'm arthel neville. joining us is dr. david samadi. chairman and professor of urology and chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel. author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> i love the way arthel pronounce it. it's so sexy. >> i can't help it, doc. >> of course, it's been a difficult past few days and week. the sounds of terror ringing across paris this past week. you hear those ambulance sirens, you see those scenes throughout the city after those two deadly assaults. it's raising health concerns for us, about mental and physical effects on the body of living with the prospect of terrorism and what it does reading and watching these scenes as we sit here watching in america. of course, bringing up memories for sum of 9/11 and the other previous terrorist attacks and more attacks that could potentially hit our country. with dianne feinstein today saying there are sleeper cells here in the u.s. how do we deal with this and what does it do to our health? herely our hearts go out to the victim

. >> arthel? >> he will be missed. >> senator harry reid recovering after breaking several bones in his face after a fall in his home. a piece of exercise equipment broke and caused the accident. molly joins us with more. >> reporter: hi, arthel. senator harry reid ended up upon in the hospital and expected to be released from the las vegas hospital later today. senator reid the spokesman said was using an elastic exercise broke and hit him in the face. he fell to the ground and broke bones near his right eye and then on the floor he broke several ribs. doctors assessed him, senator reid had no internal bleeding and no long- term vision problems because of the fall. his office put out a statement saying septemberor reid will return to washington this weekend and be in the senate on tuesday. his doctors expect a full recovery. 75-year-old septemberor reid who will hand over the title of senate majority leader. he's had several bumps and bruises. october 2012 he was in a car accident and suffered hi

arthel?molly thanks a lot. >> the fight against the radical islamic terrorists now also in africa, where the african union is sending 7500 troops to nigeria to fight boko haram that terror group. this as the militant group increases its attacks ahead of nigeria's elections. boko haram has been accused of killing thousands of people since 2009. you may remember kidnapping those hundreds of school girls. it is trying to carve out its own islamic state in africa's top oil producing country. the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon welcomes the decision to add more troops and says the united nations is ready to fully cooperate with that effort. >>> coming up, we will have much more on our top story the isis releasing another horrific video. >> it of course claims to show the beheading of the second japanese journalist. how does this happen, how do we stop them, what does the western world do? (melodic, calm music.) hi this is conor. sorry i missed you. i'm either away from my desk or on another cal

and you got to follow it with two tests, not one arthel. when you do that routine pap test you look for abnormal cells in the cervix. and the cervix everybody knows is at the bottom of the womb, the bottom of the uterus. you're looking for abnormal cells. we have a new test that you can do at the same time to find the hpv virus and identify what type it is. you know why that's important? because two of the types of hpv cause 70% of the cervical cancer, we're talking 14,000 new cases every year still. so if i identify those two types with the hpv test then i go ahead and i might want to do a biopsy right away. otherwise with the pap test i follow the abnormal cells if i'm a gynecologist over time. at one point david and i made on this show repeatedly is knowledge is power. screening is power. >> if i may just jump in i want to be clear i'm going to you if you're my gynecologist do i ask for the pap smear as well as the pap smear and the hpv test? >> i believe that both should be done simultaneously. and then they should be followed over time

hi, dan. >> reporter: yeah, hi, arthel.sident only has largely stayed out of the headlines during this two-week vacation. right now he's at the beach and enjoying a beautiful day here in honolu.

arthel. >>> let's turn to america's election headquarters for now. a closer look at the evolving landscape in the 2016 race for the white house. mitt romney announcing he's out before he ever got into it. and plenty of fellow republicans jumping in with their praises of romney. so who will take his slot as front runner? romney advised the party to find fresh blood if they are to beat the democrats. peter doocy is here with more from washington. hi peter. >> hi. the decision to drop out we've learned, actually came last weekend and mitt romney spent several days thinking about it and sticking to scheduled events, like a long-standing commitment at mississippi state university. at that point he then went public with his decision and here is how he explained himself to supporters on a conference call. >> i believe that one of our next generation of republican leaders one ho may not be as well-known as i am today, one who is not yet taken the message across the country one who is just getting started may well emerge as being better able to defeat the dem

arthel: that turn signal turns me off. i can't handle it. jon: just saying.hel: thanks, jon happy new year. ♪ ♪ >> this is "outnumbered," and i'm kimberly guilfoyle. here today this new year, jed die baa -- jed jedediah bila, from our sister network, fox business, dagen mcdowell our *oneluckyguy, fox news legal analyst arthur aidala, and he is outnumbered. [cheers and applause] today, my friend, you are outnumbered by brunettes. >> i know. that's a fox news alert number one. so here's what we have to do. the first thing, we have to say happy new year to everybody. >> yes. >> especially to my mother and father who

. >> i'm arthel neville. thanks for joining us here in america's news headquarters. the islamic state originally demanded $200 million for the two men to be delivered within 72 hours and that ended yesterday. earlier today a video went online showing this, the second hostage holding a photo that appears to show the other hostage dead. but the post was reportedly deleted quickly and a website affiliated with the islamic state group disagree about whether the message is authentic. japanese officials are working to verify the video and they call it outrageous and unforgiven. john huddy is covering this from the middle east newsroom. what do you have? >> reporter: well, yeah, arthel u.s. intelligence officials are trying to authenticate the video. look, it's hard to look at it and in particular it's also hard to listen to. now, take a look one more time at it. it shows 47-year-old freelance journalist kenji goto what appears to be a picture of the beheaded body of contractor haruna yukawa. we blurred that picture out because obviously it's too graphic. now, the video has

arthel, that's what happens tomorrow. these marches are great. they are poignant. this he really move the world's attention. what happens tomorrow? does the french government say, no more no-go zones. we are going to figure out whatever it takes to make these people part of the french population. unless they tackle the no-go zones. it is not an easy fix. it is not just we are going to break up this and break up that. they have to go in and deal with a whole range of social issues as well as economic issues. will they do it or go back to business as usual until the next horrific or are they there now? we'll take a quick break and be right back with more coverage of the attacks in paris. introducing the new philips norelco shaver series 9000 with contour detect technology that flexes in 8 directions for the perfect shave at any angle. go to philips.com/new to save up to $40. innovation and you. philips norelco. >>> we're back with fox's national security abnalyst. we're talking about the 50 750 no-go zones in france. has it happened here? will it happen here? you hav

i'm arthel neville.e again officers turned their back to bill de blasio at the wake of wenjian liu. he was one of two officers killed in cold blood last month in brooklyn. funeral arrangements were delayed so family

arthel: that turn signal turns me off. i can't handle it. jon: just saying. arthel: thanks, jon happy new year. ♪ ♪ >> this is "outnumbered," and i'm kimberly guilfoyle. here today this new year, jed die baa -- jed jedediah bila, from our sister network, fox business, dagen mcdowell our *oneluckyguy, fox news legal analyst arthur aidala, and he is outnumbered. [cheers and applause] today, my friend, you are outnumbered by brunettes. >> i know. that's a fox news alert number one. so here's what we have to do. the first thing, we have to say happy new year to everybody. >> yes. >> especially to my mother and father who made me possible -- >> aww -- >> this is not an awards -- >> no, i'm supposed to be, here's the deal, i'm supposed to be off today i'm supposed to be home i'm supposed to be with my nephew and my greatest son in the world, and then when they showed me you could be on january 2nd and here's the list and i saw these names -- [laughter] anchored by guilfoyle who's, like greatest ever of all time -- >> okay, he must want a birthday present. >> -- i c

if you want to do it yourself, arthel, you drink a glass of water. >> you can do it over here. >> youcan examine your own thyroid? >> absolutely. by putting your finger over that notch. >> what are you looking to feel for? >> any lumps or bumps. then you can get an ultrasound. a biopsy. this is a great opportunity for dr. siegal waiting for four years to choke me. >> this could go very wrong. >> aside from david having a normal thyroid, here's the good news eric is looking for. this is so treatable. if you have low thyroid, i can give you something just replaces the thyroid and you're back to normal. it's great. >> how long do you stay on it? >> usually for life. also, you have to monitor. >> absolutely. >> because sometimes the doctors end up overshooting and you go from low thyroid to hyperthyroid and many studies have shown can cause osteoporosis if you're on these medications a long time. >> bottom line, think thyroid disease. >> if something is wrong with your system, think thyroid disease. >> and i didn't feel like choke ing the doctor but i didn't find anything wrong with him.

. >> i'm arthel neville.ramatic standoff coming two days after the deadly terror attack at the french

. >>> hello i'm arthel neville. time now for >>> time now for "sunday housecall." >> dr. marc siegel at nyu, also an author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> nice to see you. >> we start today with a really important message. a new movie, it reveals what it is like to live with the early onset of alzheimer's. >> i've always been so defined by my intellect, my language, my articulation. and now sometimes i can see the words hanging in front of me, and i can't reach them. and i don't know who i am. i don't know what i'm going to lose next. >> that was julianne moore giving an emotional performance in "still alice." it follows the story of a professor who learns she's suffering from early onset alzheimer's. it comes at the time researchers are revealing a promising new treatment of the disease. the film and that performance and the message is heartbreaking. >> also at the same time, a strong message. i think julianne moore did an amazing job in that bringing alzheimer's problem to the surface. everyone knows it as an aging process over the age of 65.

. >> i'm arthel neville. thanks for joining us here in america's news headquarters.he islamic state originally demanded $200 million for the two men to be delivered within 72 hours and that ended yesterday. earlier today a video went online showing this, the second hostage holding a

also, arthel and eric there is continued tension because the city is on a high state of alert. no one is sure if there might be more home grown attacks by radical terrorists ahead. guys? >> as we continue to watch prime minister netanyahu speak we want to know that attorney general eric holder was speaking from paris today. he was saying that the u.s. is at risk of facing terror attacks similar to the one ns france this week. we go now to peter doocy. >> reporter: social media chatter has intelligence officials concerned to the point that the chairman of the intel committee says it is possible we could start to see paris-style terror attacks somewhere in the world every week. >> that's a tempo that could reach given the number of folks that have gone in and out of syria. we are learning the extent of how much they went into places like yemen early on. this continues to unfold from a standpoint of intelligence. >> what about the possibility of sleeper cells here in the united states. well, the top law enforcement officer in the country, attorney general, eric holder, says that i

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn., one of the gunman who killed 12 people at the "charlie hebdo" newspaper, said kouachi pictured on the right he was buried in an

. >>> hello i'm arthel neville. time now for >>> time now for "sunday housecall." >> dr.iegel at nyu, also an author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> nice to see you. >> we start today with a really important message. a new movie, it reveals what it is like to live with the early onset of alzheimer's. >> i've

. >>> i'm arthel neville. time now for "sunday house call." >> joining us as always is dr. medicine at nyu and also author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> and dr. david chairman and professor of urology and chief of row boktbotics surgery. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we start here because the so-called happiest place on earth, right now is not so happy. a measles outbreak that started last month at disneyland in california has morphed into the worst ou

. >> from the fox news world headquarters in new york, hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. take a look now at a live look there at the east room of the white house where president obama is about to hold a joint news conference with british prime minister david cameron. the gentlemen are expected to make opening remarks, then take two questions each from their respective country's news outlets. while cameron's trip to america was planned before the attacks in france, this is seen by the white house as on opportunity to show transatlantic solidarity in the fight against terrorism. now fox news correspondent doug mckelway is live on the north lawn in front of the white house. doug, first of all, tell me what you're hearing about cameron's encryption concerns as we await the gentlemen to take the podium? >> reporter: great britain is our greatest ally in the war on terror. that does not say we're without our differences and one of the apparent differences brought up in the meetings last4 hours with prime minister -- 24 hours with prime minister cameron is encryption. companies

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn. meanwhile, one of the gunman who killed 12 people at the "charlie hebdo" newspaper, said kouachi pictured on the right he was buried in an unmarked grave in northeastern france. the mayor of the town didn't want it the location has been kept secret. so as they hope to not attract other militants and turn it into a shrine for murderous jihad. amy kellogg is standing by with the very latest on this developing story. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, eric. said kouachi was buried in the city of reins and it's an ancient city one of the most important historic cities where french kings were crowned and yes, as you mentioned the mayor was absolutely adamant, eric that a terrorist would not be buried in his city, fearing it would become a pilgrimage site for jihadists. but here in france, eric, regardless of the circumstances of your death by law you are guaranteed the right to be buried in your hometown. so in this case, the state overrode the mayor and now another town is preparing for the burial

. >> and i'm arthel neville. the system now making its way through the midwest and it comes close on the heels of another system that dumped up to nine inches of snow in new york. pennsylvania, and new jersey earlier this week. our senior meteorologist janet dean is live, and you're saying that this is the super bowl of storms, yeah? >> it could be. this could be top five for boston, and top five for new york city.

. >> i'm arthel neville.agnet across europe snagging more suspects in the war on terror. greece is the latest country to get suspected extremists off the streets. >>> new republicans starting their line-up for the shot at the white house in 2016. why it could turn into a long line and who will be in it. all this while hillary clinton is the biggest favorite among the democrats right now. will she even face any opposition and what republicans say about her. >> a sea of blue in washington where marchers

i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> hello i'm eric shawn.e entire army thirsty for your blood. this as the white house is condemning this latest beheading and calling for the release of

i'm arthel neville. >> and i'm eric shawn. welcome.d leaders. they have been marching together in defines against the radical islamic terrorist threat. they and 1 million more on the street united with one strong message and that is enough. let's look live at paris and listen right now where it is just after 6:00

arthel? >> indeed. so sad. thank you, bryan. the funeral services will continue. we'll be streaming them for this fallen hero live on fox news.com. you can see it in its entirety. >>> now to that astounding story of inspiration and hope and a heartbreaking and horrible turn for a little girl. she walked away from a private plane crash that tragically killed her family. the thags's thoughts and prayers are with 7-year-old saylor. she walked almost a mile in the cold dense kentucky woods for help after her father's plane she was in went down killing her parents sister and her cousin. will carr is live in los angeles with more details today. hi. >> reporter: the ntsb should hold a press conference any minute that may shed light into what happened saturday night. at the same time the community of nashville, illinois is expressing mourning over this tragedy. also they have sheer amazement in the fact that this 7-year-old girl survived. the plane crash over western kentucky somehow she came out relatively unscathed. authorities say it's a miracle. she walked through rou

. >> i'm arthel neville. plane crash. somehow manages to walk away and knock on a stranger's door asking for help while four of her family members died in the crash. we have the latest on her condition. >>> there is a possible breakthrough in locating those missing black boxes. that and the wreck edge of air asia flight 8501. this while severe weather continues to make for a slow and agonizing search for that plane crash's victims. >>> even people who got the flu shot are finding themselves in the

i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shawn.ng the news this hour, we've been reporting on this video that claimed isis has executed one of its two japanese hostages, one day after its deadline for two million dollars in ransom. it seems that the terrorist groups wants something besides money in exchange for a second life. >>> republicans descend on iowa where the maneuvering has begun in their 2016 race for the white house. >> we are, as far as i know and everything that i can do we did everything as right as we could do it. >> did you hear bill belichick? he sounded more like a science professor ta

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shaun.and a possible key to helping authorities dismantle a possible terrorist network. she's the common law wife of one of the gunmen in the socialer store stand-off. >> we've got fox team coverage with rick leventhal live in pas,