arthel: i give you the final word.et me ask you president clinton will be hitting the campaign trail for hillary in new hampshire monday. what can we expect from president clinton? >> i hope he will stay on policy. if he stays on policy will win. war has been declared, politics of personal destruction are at play but that will leave policy, nobody is willing to win if we engage in that. if we go to policy that is what americans can get into a and we can rebuild the american middle class and end beach home foreclosures and deal with things that are bothering americans today. americans need homes, want to go to college, americans want america to be great again. i can't believe i said that. policy and politics should fail. arthel: i don't know what is going on. happy new year. >> happy anniversary to my parents. 53 years. >> 53 years and counting. >> that is quite a milestone. gregg: bill cosby is arraigned on felony sexual assault charges, we will take a closer look at the legal steps in the case against him as we learn

good morning, arthel. it's interesting because hillary clinton made this direct charge against donald trump about isis. i'll get there in a second. she also claimed that our strategy now is in place to work, that with we are in a good place now in terms of the strategy with isis. that raised a lot of eyebrows, given president obama's struggles right now in trying to defeat isis. her staff is trying to clarify that clinton was referring to a u.n. resolution to try to seek a political resolution in syria. but the fact of the matter is, in terms of isis strategy, there's obviously a long road to go. she also tried to go on offense by, as i mentioned, attacking donald trump and claiming that isis is now using videos of trump to recruit. donald trump fired back on "fox and friends." listen. >> mr. trump has a great capacity to use bluster andyfbñ bigotry to inflame people and to make them think there are easy answers to very complex questions. he is becoming isis' best recruiter. >> it turned out to be a very b

arthel? >> indeed we will. thanks kevin. >>> as the president gets ready to address the nation tonight, it's increasingly on the edge of the threat of terrorism. what will he say? what should he say? ambassador john bolton, a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor. good to see you. what do you expect the president to say and what should he be telling us? >> well, i think his main focus is the reaction that we've seen around the country obviously in the wake of the tragedy in san bernardino. people are worried about what this implies for their safety all across the country. this was not an attack on an icon in new york or washington. this was in a neighborhood in a city that could be in any one of the 50 states. so i think just as last summer when isis began beheading americans and others overseas, the american people by and large are saying, we don't feel safe, we want to know what our leaders are dog. i think

arthel: parts of missouri are under water. nearly 7,000 people were forced from their homes as the water rise and rivers spill over their banks. in the east highways are closed in the southwestern part of the state volunteers are searching for people who are strands. at least 20 deaths were blamed on the flooding in missouri and illinois. gregg: pope francis is praying for flooding victims in the united states. in south america and great britain. northern england is facing a second round of floating. pope francis is callin calling r prayers for those hit hardest on three continents. families are forced from their homes or returned to finds nothing left at all. arthel: as we finish up the holiday travel season, the tsa getting ready to increase travel checks for airport employees. jonathan hunt is live from los angeles with the details. reporter: this doesn't mean every tsa agent will have to suffer through the same security lines the rest of us go through. but random checks of agents and airline employees, badge handlers, et c

arthel? >> thank you so much. we'll have more later in the newscast about what is behind that fake bomb. eric? >> arthel, one day after that dispute over the breach of private campaign data, hillary clinton and bernie sanders have kind of come to a truce. at a debate in new hampshire, they focused once again on national security and terrorism. of course, the heightened fears of terrorism as well as how well the economy could be doing. ed henry is live in manchester, new hampshire. beautiful spot. how are you? >> reporter: good to see you, eric. you're absolutely right. there was a lot of hype pregame, if you will, about the breach of campaign data. sanders' aides allegedly dipping in and going through the clinton playbook when they shouldn't have been. information that was gleaned, a section of the information shared among all of the democratic campaigns and other sections for the individual campaigns to keep their private information. it appears that there's evidence that the sanders campaig

>> now is a good time because of what arthel said at the beginning. you'll be traveling for the holidays, meeting a lot of people. the actual flu eric doesn't usually peak until the end of january or february. you know why? flu experts believe it's because the flu virus travels really well in low humidity. so earlier while it's still humid, earlier in the season, it's not traveling. there's a 1 out of 4 attack rate with the flu, meaning of the four pex here, if one of us had the flu, maybe one other person would get it. that's pretty contagious. so i'm all for getting as many people vaccinated as possible because you know why? david talked about the people you have to protect like pregnant women, young children, the chronically ill. what if you have one in your household? how bad would you feel if you're healthy and young, got the flu, and then transmitted it, god forbid, to a pregnant woman. then uf get early determine deliver 88s, miscarriages, even a problem with the fetus later on. you want to protect young children. children cannot get the flu va

>> arthel, you're not wrong about the last point.women do better when they have their first child younger. that's not changed buxt what we're finding now is that when women have another child in their 30s, even 40. if a woman has a child after age 40, they're more lickly to live to age 100. the reason why is, if you're able to conceive late, it probably means things are working, you may not have diabetes, genetic problems, auto immune disease. if the plumbing continues to work, it's productive that you have the same genes you need for old age. you're healthier, can still have a child. on top of that, you live longer. by the way, 85% of the people who live to 100 are women to begin with. we're in trouble. >> we are the dominant gene pool. but that's a whole other story. this also says -- >> eric is not making a comment. >> i'm not saying anything. >> but i want to read it again. revealing that women who give birth naturally. >> you know what's interesting, arthel. in this particular study, they also found that the women who are giving

i'm eric shawn. >> i'm arthel neville. thank you for watching.hank you, docs. >> thank you. >>> mother nature's fury, severe storms usually not seen until the spring strike the south leaving a deadly trail of destruction, be the very latest in the fox news extreme weather center. >>> threatening message, the leader of isis taunts the u.s. in a new video, but on the ground, isis is losing territory in iraq and syria. >> and 2016 candidates speak out this holiday weekend including donald trump. he continues his war of words with hillary clinton. what he said on fox news today. >>> welcome to

arthel? >> eric we turn to politics. donald trump called out by members of his own party for saying muslims should be banned from entering the u.s. paul ryan condemned trump's proposal. >> normally you do not comment on the presidential election and i will take a exception today. what was proposed yesterday is not what this party stands for and more importantly it is not what the country stands for. >> reporter: carl cameron joins us live from washington, carl? there is a moratorium from trump on muslips and tourist. and today a republican congressman put it in the permanent congressional record with a house speech on the floor, watch. >> we must always insist on a security test. but we must never require a religious test. it is time that my side of the aisle has one less candidate in the race for the white house. it is time for donald trump to withdraw from the race. >> reporter: the condemnations are far and wide. vice-president cheney said notion of bang a whole religion goes against everything we stand for and believ

arthel, i learned something about the floats, every decoration has to be oreganic x.he roses are in little viales of water until they stick them in the float and they look beautiful on the day of the parade. >> so much love in that parade. what is up for the parka. is it cold out there? >> it is freezing here. we arrived here and it was 35 degrees and there is no heat in the warehouse. stay warm. >> we are warm here in new york. bye, a nitta, thank you. >>> the manhunt for ethan couch and his mother over now. they are picked up in mexico. but their stay across the border suddenly getting extended. also the case against the utah man accused of murdering his father is on hold after he is found mentally unfit to stand trial. the legal panel will talk about the delay and what it means about the case. >>> and the criminal arraignment of bill cosbowl. expected to happen 2:30 eastern time. authorities released a criminal complaint against him. it is a treasure drove of incriminating statements with cosby. we'll talk about it with our legal panel, next. . . . . . . . . . . .

. >> arthel?okay, eric. >>> some presidential candidates offering up their thoughts on the deadly san bernardino shooting. as president obama prepares to address the nation on that very topic. so the fight against terrorism becoming an increasingly important topic in the 2016 election. kristen fisher is live in our washington news room with more. kristen? >> reporter: arthel, in a rare live interview on a sunday political show, hillary clinton talked about the san bernardino attack, gun control, and isis. she said we are dedefinitely in conflict with isis but she wouldn't say we're at war with isis or radical islam. she explained why on abc's "this week." >> the problem is that that sounds like we are declaring war against a religion. and that to me is number one wrong. there are radicals, people who believe all kinds of things, in every religion in the world. >> reporter: but most of her republican counterparts have no problem saying we are at war with isis or at war with rad cam islam. yesterday

arthel neville is off. at least 11 people have been killed so far overnight after officials said possibly as many as 11 tornadoes touched keown in tex texas. >> all you could see was transformers exploding. it was pitch black. awe the power was out. that's when it all happened. >> one of the most devastating twisters hit dallas where reports say cars were actually thrown off an overpass into the traffic debelow killing people in their vehicles and leaving a deadly pileup on interstate 30. the storms left many injures and tens of thousands more are without power at this moment. joining us is a mayor from dallas county. police are searching house by house for anyone trapped inside. mr. mayor, as the sun has come up, how are you doing today? >> we are doing well. we've got a lot of damage. we are currently leading our search and rescue mission to make sure we have accounted for everyone. we are still in the process of doing that. we're doing the best we can right now. >> what was it like? did it hit suddenly?

and it could have grown since it started as you mentioned arthel.ther they have it under control. there are some saying it is under control. but it is it not the case tis it very much burning. and a lot of questions can close to their fireworks display. and unclear if that is going to happen. certainly that is not the most important thing at this point. really, is everybody out of there in and did they get out safely? what are they doing to contain the fire. >> it is curious, john. as we watch the flames. it is new year's eve and hotel. five star hotel and got to be occupied and we are hearing from major general rashid, who is the general director of the dube down civil defense. he was on a live broadcast, and he said there are no injuries, thank god, of course, it will not affect the celebration. meaning the fireworks will go on as scheduled. it seems inconceivable that there are no injuries and my implication of people trapped and they will go ahead with the celebration. >> reporter: well, you are right and i saw that as well. but again, this is s

arthel neville... fox news.>> amid growing terror concerns, disney, universal, seaworld florida and six flags... are beefing up security ahead of the busy holiday season. metal detectors have been placed at the front gates of each park. police will be increasing their presence as well. park visitors can expect to be selected at random for secondary screenings. disney has also discontinued the sale of toy guns, which are no longer allowed inside the parks. children under the age of 14 are the only ones allowed to wear costumes going forward. lebron james is 6- 8... 260 pounds of muscle... so the last thing you want to see is lebron flying at you. but it happened last night... and unfortunately he crashed into a professional golfer's wife... it was scary... we'll have an update on how she's doing this morning. a major league celebration on fremont street. how the city is honoring the success of hometown boys-- bryce harper and cassandra jones with fox5. after another cold start to the day we can expect o

arthel neville, fox news. utah and b-y-u fans swarm to the valley for the 'royal purple las vegas bowl.'. a strong first quarter gives utah enough padding to hold off byu they had a 35-0 lead heading into the second half.. the cougars came back cutting that lead to 21. a late play in the fourth quater but it wasnt the deal -- utah hanging on to the win -- 35-28 "we had enough in the tank to get the win, which is all that matters. that's the only thing that very proud of our the seniors. it's great to send the seniors off with a ten-win season, guaranteed top 20 ranking, probably somewhere inside the top 20, and a game." "our team tried all the way to the very end. and maybe if we make one more stop, it gets interesting and we throw the ball into the endzone a time or two, and see what happens." b-y-u head coach bronco mendenhall coached his final game with the cougars last night. he's leaving after 11 seasons, heading to the a- c-c to coach the virginia cavaliers . the runnin' rebels back on the court! they fa

lea: coming up at top of the hour, arthel neville with a look at that. arthel? >> i do. are you today? we'll talk about two dramatic developments in legal cases we're covering. bill cosby charged with drugging and sex lie assaulting a woman. charge on that case. ethan couch, so-called "affluenza" teen, and his mom were busted in mexico. they're reportedly trying to legally remain in mexico and avoid extradition. more on these developing stories next hour. plus rising death toll as the mississippi continues its rise past flood stage. see you at top of the hour. lea: we look forward to seeing you back at 11, arthel. >> thank you. lea: meanwhile the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree. three brothers join new york city's finest following in their father's footsteps and they're making a little history in the process. nobody move! get on the floor! do something! oh i'm not a security guard, i'm a security monitor. i only notify people if there is a robbery. there's a robbery. why monitor a problem if you don't fix it? that's why lifelock does more than free credit monito

. ♪ >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville.ic party and the bernie sanders campaign reaching an agreement to restore the campaign's access to the party voter database ahead of tonight's big debate. sanders' access was taken away after his staffer was accused of spying on hillary clinton's campaign files. the sanders campaign file sued to get it back. many of his supporters accuse the dnc of unfairly supporting clinton's bid for president. the u.n. security council aproving a blueprint in hopes it would lead to peace in syria. the resolution includes a cease-fire, but does not mention the future role of syrian president assad. secretary of state john kerry calls the resolution a milestone. i'm arthel neville. see you at the top of the hour with eric shawn. o'reilly factfactor. >>> in the unr >>> in the unresolved problem segment tonight, enraged conservatives. congress this week passed a $1.1 trillion spending bill and some prominent voices on the right are not happy about it. >> now the republicans have the largest number of se

i'm arthel neville. >> and i'm eric shawn. investigators are trying to search for clues who put that big bomb that forced the boeing 777 to make an emergency landing. >>> hillary clinton going on the offense in last night's third democratic debate looking past her two on-stage rivals and training her fire on gop front-runner donald trump. what it means for a possible general election match-up. plus, this -- >> the force is up

arthel neville is off.least 11 people have been killed so far overnight after officials said possibly as many as 11 tornadoes touched keown in tex texas. >> all you could see was transformers exploding. it was pitch black. awe the power was out. that's when it all happened. >> one of the most

i'm arthel neville. >> hello, i'm eric shawn.rs say it was cardboard, paper and a timer all found in one of the plane's lavatories by a passenger who says he noticed something that looked like a, quote, stop watch mounted on a box. it all happened aboard the air france boeing 777. investigators reportedly questiin

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn. say they cut the garage door with blow torches and used bomb sniffing dogs during the search last night. the person who lives there reportedly bought the two assault rifles used in the horrific mass shooting which of course has been the deadliest terrorist attackn

. >> i'm arthel neville. thank you for watching. thank you, docs. >> thank you. >>> mother nature's fury, severe storms usually not seen until the spring strike the south leaving a deadly trail of destruction, be the very latest in the fox news extreme weather center. >>> threatening message, the leader of isis taunts the u.s. in a new video, but on the ground, isis is losing territory in iraq and syria. >> and 2016 candidates speak out this holiday weekend including donald trump. he continues his war of words with hillary clinton. what he said on fox news today. >>> welcome to "america's news headquarters." i'm shannon bream. we're in washington today as usual. >> as usual. beautiful day in washington. hope you're having a great post christmas weekend. i'm leland vittert. thank you for spending your sunday with us. >> at least 11 people are reported dead, 15 injured after tornadoes ripped through the dallas area this christmas weekend. as many as 11 different tornadoes touched down leaving a violent path of destruction. cars tossed

. >> aim arthel neville, he's eric shawn. they're the docs. merry christmas. >>> investigators are trying to determine who put a fake bomb on board an air france flight bound for paris from the african island of mauritius. one passenger describes what happened on board. >> the plane just went down, slowly, slowly, slowly. so we just realized something was wrong. we didn't know what was happening actually. and so we said we had to land in mombasa because we had a technical problem. >> fallout from last night's democratic presidential debate, including hillary clinton's claim we are, quote, where we need to be in the fight against isis. we'll put that and more to the test with our political panel and fox news military analyst, general jack keane. >> the northeast finally sees some white stuff this weekend. janice dean joins us with the nation's weather as millions of americans travel home for the holidays. >>> welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington. i'm shannon bream. >> nice to be with you. nice to be you at home. i'm leland v

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shaw. we're back at 5:00 with the latest news. stay with us. >>> as families, friends and coworkers plan funerals for the 14 victims of wednesday's terror attack in san bernardino, the president is preparing to speak to the nation tonight from the oval office. only the third time he's done that since his presidency began. we're live at the white house and in redlands, california. >>> plus, a brutal attack of terror caught on tape in london's subway system. the knife-wielding attacker yelling out, quote, "this is for syria" before injuring two people. we're going to have all the details. >>> and we will go live to a rally at ground zero where supporters of 9/11 first responders and survivors are urging congress to extend health and compensation benefits to those who are made ill by their heroic efforts after the towers came down. >>> welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington. i'm shannon bream. >> i'm leland vittert. tanks f thanks for spending your sunday with us. the massacre prompted a new wave about homeland secu