. >> not much more than we just is in that report a 22-year-old dane born and raised in denmark with a violent past, gang membership, weapons position. there is a name throughoutfloating out there in cyberspace. the danish media thinks it has put its hands on the actual identity of the man bindehind the killings. we have called police repeatedly. they are not confirming the real points are his age, his violent past weapons possession. these are things that the police have confirmed. the head of the danish intelligence saying that he has not gone abroad for any kind of foreign training but that he was on their radar screen in the security services. >> one can imagine a sense of relief across denmark at the moment that the police appear to have got their man. is it fair to say, though that danes have been expecting some sort of an attack like this for years? >> they have been expecting an attack of this kind for almost a decade. it was in september 2005 that the danish newspaper set off an international firestorm with people attacking danish embassies and boycotting danish goods becaus

>> yes, poppy, the danes have a very top-notch security detail similar to our secret service. the detail that protection the u.s. ambassador also was protecting mr. vilks in this case yesterday. the head of that detail was one of those shot not fatally, thank goodness shot seriously. he was operated on last night, and i've texted with him today, he's okay. but that just demonstrates the danes were aware of this threat they were prepared for the threat. if not for the expertise and the response of the danish secret service, we could have had a situation in copenhagen much like paris. as lars vilks said the perpetrators of this crime weren't prepared expecting the response they got from the danish protective force. >> i'm glad to hear he is doing all right. a tragedy, though stilled with two lives claimed and a new better of people injured. lars vilks did tell cnn that it appeared that the police were outgunned by the attack. i'm wondering if you think the bodyguards and police were adequately armed. >> tip dale in denmark as mo of scandinavia, the police would not carry heavy w

some danes are laying flowers. authorities say he was probably not part of a cell. but he was part of a community. >> we said hello, he was a regular guy. it's sad to see what happened. >> was he reliagious? any way. >> not at all. he was not like that. if i expect something like this. i expect it from other people. young men who didn't want to talk to the media came to take the flowers away. one said they weren't appropriate. >> another struggling community. the jewish one, since a synagogue guard was shot in the second of the attacks. on sunday binyamin netanyahu reacted to the news. saying danish jews should mo to israel. a top rabbi in london said it wasn't going to happen. >> i want to use the opportunity to send a message from here to around the world. we will not let terror dictate our lives. we will not. we will sustain living here in denmark and everywhere else in the world. their goal is that we will go around and be afraid. >> that message was repeated by the country's prime minister. and the gunman appeared to have acted as a lone wolf. >> this is a youn

i would say the paris authorities will be a tremendous help as the danes try to put this together. >> and to see if there is any connection between these groups or to see if this was some sort separate cell if indeed it is terrorism. >> yeah. and these are the things the we don't know. you know, whether there is a connection by telephone or internet or whether it's simply individuals inspired to take these acts or some type of command network like al qaeda or someone else who has put the word out okay, go ahead and activate these cells. we've been told these cells exist in the this united states. and i can guarantee you new y k york, chicago and every city in the united states plus the fbi listen leaning forward in their saddle today trying to get as much information as they can. >> cliff, thank you for talking to us. and we've been following the story of a new shooting in copenhagen hat a synagogue. three shot. one in the head. two of them were police officers. keep it here on msnbc as we continue to follow this story out of copenhagen. ♪ the nissan rogue, with safety shield technolo

. >> shot dead by police, some danes are leaving flowers. he was part of a community now struggling to fend our fears that muslims will reconcile attacks with the young man they knew. >> that's all. i saw him from time to time and would say hello and he was a regular guy. so for me, it's interesting to see what had happened. >> was he religious at all? good not at all. he wasn't like that. if i will expect something like this i would expect it from other people not from him. >> after a while young men who didn't want to talk to the media came to take the flowers away. one saying they weren't appropriate. a synagogue guard was shot dead in the second of the attacks. on sunday israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu said danes should move to israel. they said that wasn't going to happen. >> i want to send a message from here around the world. we will not let terror dictate our lives. we will not. we will continue living as jews here in denmark and everywhere else in the world. their goal is that we will go around and be afraid. >> that mess

shot ted dead by police some danes laying flowers.es say he was likely not part of a cell. but he was part of a community. now struggling to fends off fears that muslims will come under more suspicion. and to reconcile the attacks with the young man they knew. [ inaudible ] that's all. i saw him from time to time. and i would say hello. he was a regular guy. for me it's sad to see what happened. >> reporter: was he relidge news anyway? >> no, not at all. wasn't like that. if i will expect something like this, i would expect it from other people. not him. >> reporter: after a while young men who didn't want to talk to the pedia came to talk the now ears way. one saying they weren't appropriate. another struggling community the jewish one a synagog guard was shot debt. on sunday, benjamin netanyahu reacted to the news saying danish jews should move to israel. a top rabbi on monday said that wasn't going to ham. >> i wanted to use the opportunity to sends a message from here to around the world. we will not let terror dictate our lives.

when he did have dane cook on the show.ught it was brilliant on both side. >> some comedians do lose work because they're accused of stealing jokes. joe rogan went on stage to interrupt a routine. and accused him of stealing joke from many other comedians. >> he had to end the show by saying he is stealing. >> some one steals a riff from a song. >> easy to say you steal it. but i don't. >> mencia found it tougher to get work after that? >> pretty much destroyed him. mencia was on the top of his game at that point. at comedy central show. selling out theaters around the country. almost immediately after that went viral it destroyed his career. brought him done to my level. that's how, how bad, if i'm doing the wednesday. he is doing thursday at the same same rotten club. >> thank you, doug, we'll raise you up to higher levels. coming up have you brushed your teeth with crust toothpaste? do you use arm & hatchet baking soda, buy coffee at sunbuck's coffee shops? i will explain when i come back. new aleve pm the only one to co

. >> in 2006, comedian dane cook was accused of stealing jokes from comedian louis k.c.is show. >> 2006 was the greatest year of my entire life. i had a double platinum comedy album, first one ever to exist. that should have been my triumph, and i enjoyed it, louie, for maybe two months. two months before it started to suck because everything i read about me was about how i stole jokes from you, which i didn't. >> i kind of think you did. >> so louis c.k. has him on his own show? >> yeah. now, louis c.k. is a gentleman, and he's always been above the fray in these things. a lot of people did gang up on dane cook on that one. and louie handled it like a sportsman. he didn't -- he didn't antagonize it. he didn't fan the flames. and when he did have dane cook on that show i thought it was brilliant on both sides. >> some comedians do lose work because they're accused of stealing jokes. joe rogan went on stage to interrupt a routine by carlos men mencia and accused mencia of stealing jokes from many other comedians. >> someone steals a riff from a song, that's stealing. [ bl

and the danes really surprised yesterday when people expected them to go from -75 to -100.liquidity traps on one side and the bank for the other side saying we are worried about deflation. >> the interesting thing to me is i put that question to him, what is the floor for sweden. he wouldn't give me answer answer. he said there is no floor. obviously, we cannot go to -5%. what is the risk here? i put that question to him as well? what do we summon the seas for? >> the more you have negative rates the more you have pressure on the financial system profitability. as was stated yesterday when they talk about the 50 basis point bank rate, he said we think the banks are strong enough in capital terms to be able to cut that if we needed to. i think we are seeing the swiss and the danes in the aftermath or in defense of their flaws, cutting rates materially. i think, two people sit on cash at home or do they make decisions based on massive amounts of leverage because of negative rates? in the long, long run, there is miss pricing or a great fear because in the short short-term is

conocimiento de que no es el Único caricaturista que vive en medio del miedo, ya que hace casi una dÉcada un danÉsser atacado, luego de que retratÓ al profeta mahoma con una bomba en la cabeza, en lugar de un turbante. por supuesto, los mantendremos informados del residentes en pasco, estado de washington, se nieron a la familia del inmigrante mexicano antoio zambrano para forma en que la policia lo mat a tiros, aun cuando el hombre estaba desarmado. este es el cuarto incidente en su tipo dentro de la fuerza policial de esa localidad, y se teme que las protestas alcancen el tono y nivel de las que ocurrieron en nueva york o ferguson.pasamos de inmdiato a pasco, con marta sanchez, quien nos tiene los ultimos detalles del caso. >> andaba armado, hay una piedra eso no se me hace justo. >> el hecho ha generado gran descontento, donde otras personas han muerto a manos de la policÍa y en circunstancias similares. >> no han hecho lo que uno como comunidad espera. >> tanto la policÍa de pasco como oficiales de seguridad y el condado, se reunieron con familia y miembros de la comunidad para planear cÓmo se

it was a ceremony of remembrance, and a ceremony for danes to stand together so they are to come outtronger. >>> a police in eastern france are holding five teenage boys after tombstones at a jewish cemetery were desecrated. the suspects are all between the ages of 15 and 17. one boy turned himself in. >>> this evening it appears a ceasefire deal in eastern ukraine may be unravelling. fighting between ukrainian forces and pro-russian separatists is raging near donetsk. the separatists there have publicly denounced the ceasefire and are closing in on government troops. the u.s. is joining the european nations calling on russia to halt the attacks. the european union imposed more sanctions on moscow. charles stratford has more from donetsk. >> reporter: ukrainian military spokesperson saying there was no way at this stage that they would withdraw their heavy weapons from the front line blaming the separatists for what they say are hotly debated attacks. the separatists were to take full control of the region it would give them a direct rail link to russia. we spoke to separatists, and

scene today: the top priority is finding the suspects but she also called for calm and she calls on danesremain united in the face of this attack. she said this isn't something anyone wants to see in denmark and that the next few days will be very difficult indeed. she also said that denmark is on high alert right now. is it fair to say, though christina, that denmark has been on alert for such attacks for quite some time? >> reporter: it has. denmark was the birthplace really, of the controversy over the caric temperatures of the 3r0e69 mohammed t started with a series of care caricatures that led to attacks on western embassies and interests. denmark has been involved in campaigns in iraq and afghanistan. and in that respect, they are very much a terror target. >> christina marco live in k0e7 en haguen. thanks very much indeed. we have been with justin crump ceo of the security team and an expert on world security. thank you for coming in. let's talk a little bit about this police hunt. what are the basics of this? and how will they go about it? and what are the dangers? >> obviously, a

. >> it was design, by dane, he has a line called rm67 that is his thing. >> he put it together. >> heot one just for you. >> very sweet of him to do that. it is an off the shoulder look. >> hold on. >> i love the hair. >> i do too. >> different associating alex holley with curls. >> whether he they put me in the chair i said i usually like a certain kind of way. >> she sad girl, we have to do big, something different. >> i said okay. >> now have been is talking about my hair this morning. >> it is just left over from last night. i tried to keep it the a little bit. hopefully i did okay. she said this is what you do to keep it. >> i'm terrible when it comes to hair. >> terrible. >> terrible. >> my texan is coming out. >> it was fun. congratulations to quincy our fox family. >> aren't you doing something today too. >> i'm going to the constitution center for president day. we will have some of the president there. we will do question and answer session with some of the kid. meet me there it starts at noon. >> busy women. >> yes. >> when do you sleepy like to be out and b i feel like i'm

the husband has als and he just lost his job as a firefighterment fox's dane plaqueo explains why his co-workers and the community are stunned by the decision to let him go. >> fifty-two year old derrick walks out of the public safety building for the last time this evening, six and a half year career as firefighter cut short by als. >> i like putting on the uniform. i like going to work. and specially i like the way my boy looks at me when he sees -- >> he, his wife, two young boys now trying to face getting by on social security disability check of about a thousand dollars a month. >> not only do i have to worry about losing my husband the father of my kids, i have to somehow figure out how we're going to support our children. and i have no idea. >> this june 1st, he would have achieved seven years on the job and qualified for a disability pension of $3,200 a month. money that would go to holly after his death. but, city officials say he has to leave now because he can no longer perp form his duties as a firefighter and his time on light duty has run out. his co-workers and voluntee

. >> in denmark, the danes really pulled together and rescued almost their entire jewish population and that's where the most recent incident has occurred so it's very concerning for us we're seeing it in these lands again. >> reporter: visitors to the holocaust museum learned that the danes smuggled jews by boat to sweden a neutral country, and some feel the shooting at the synagogue in copenhagen was not anti-semiism as much as a terror attack carried out by islamic extremists. >> as you can see yesterday they killed almost 24 christians so i think it's ees's more about a population itself as relyigions and they're triking to make a statement about it but i don't think it's only directed to a certain religion. >> reporter: the slicker family from the netherlands says this reign of terror must be stopped. >> especially in europe it's a concern, sure. >> reporter: to you share that concern? >> yeah. >> reporter: reporting from the u.s.museum chris gordon news4. >> we'll have the latest on this storm out there tonight. doug and veronica crunching the numbers nape ear going to tell us how

i also talked just a few minutes ago with someone else a dane.c attention because he was a jihadist turned spy after he says for the cia. now he's also been named and as a target by isis and i talked to him about this latest situation. of course he's concerned, particularly following the "charlie hebdo" attack as well. clearly there is the narrative continues to exist within these radical elements who continue to want to target anyone who at any time has been associated withdrawing the prophet mohamed. this continues. this is the lead. behind that you have the very fact that denmark per capita is a country that sends, doesn't send but young jihadists to go off from there to join syria and iraq and other countries per capita higher than any other country in europe. >> really? >> reporter: it's been a concern and is a concern for the danish authorities. the danish authorities have their own specific way of tackling this. this is an open arms policy unlike countries like britain who says if you come back we'll arrest you or take away your passports.

danes points out, we're not states that are on a ocean. we're on lake superior. i remember frank lottenberg giving me a note when i told him that i was the only senator who didn't have an ocean on the ocean subcommittee. he came back and said next year come back and ask for one. in any case can you talk about how inland states depend more on this river traffic? >> absolutely. as you know, the demand for safe whole wholesome products around the world continue to increase as population increases. and we need very affective reliable modes of transportation whether it be a riff railroad, truck or ocean vessel to efficiently move these products to their best value suppliers depend upon us to be able to take those crops and move them efficiently and get the best value so we can in turn pay them strong value for the hard work they do raising those crops and life stock. >> thank you. doctor can you talk about the interrelationship with the ports. we do have the lake superior port and the rail and intermodal issue. >> over the last 15 to 20 years, the hours of unscheduled

. >> thank you senator danes. senator kroef. >> nshilre. thank you, i wanted to thank everyone for coming and caringale which is a great minnesota company, biggest private company in the country and we've worked extensively with them on these transportation issues so thank you for being here. i'm very glad that we were able to pass the user fee increase from the river act and i appreciate the work that people on the transport of the river did to get the bill done as part of the able act. can you talk about what the increased revenue will mean for upgradeing locks and dams in our nation's waterway system? >> senator, i'm sorry. my area of expertise is in pork exports. i know cargale is very interested in building a strong infrastructure so that we can compete on the global scale. i'd be happy to get you a written answer from our corporate affairs staff. >> okay. but you're glad that we passed the bill so we can get more infrastructure improvements. okay that was supposed to be an easy question. can you talk about why this works and why it is

the "associated press" citing danyear police source whose identify the gunman as this 22-year-old daneecord and gang connections. fox news cannot confirm that. the shooting targeted an event which featured a swedish artist two drew a caricature of the prophet muhammad. and even as people in copenhagen return to their normal routines, thousands have paused to reflect at a large rally there tonight. >> the rally serving both as a tribute to the victims who died and as a show of unity in the face of terror. >> we have taken each other for granted up to now. but this is -- kind of seriousness, kind of gratefulness to be around. >> throughout the day danyear flags flew at half staff as flours and kennedy piled up outside the synagogue where a shooter guns down jewish security guard and near the cultural center which he peppered with bullets killing a dan]r7[q$Ñ;Ñ+Ñ3ççmç danish filmmaker. video captured the aftermath. cops surrounding the scene, and witnesses showing police which way the suspect escaped. >> i could hear the gunshots approaching, so i thought the gunman must be in the buildin

"we are danes" is the updated slogan.rk was prepared for the attack and this shows the limits of the preparations against terrorism. the killers want to tear european societies apart and frighten them using the terrorist threat, which is by definition unpredictable. they say we must stand together remembering the spirit of the republican rally on the 11th of january, not giving in to fear. it criticizes benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, who called on european jews to take refuge in israel. the papers say that is worrying. to flee would be to give in to terrorism. >> there has been a lot of talk about who the alleged killer in copenhagen was. >> one headline reads the copenhagen was struck by the same blow. it says that the man named by the danish media was a 22-year-old by the name of omar el-hussein. a danish national who had been recently released from prison. apparently danish media are reporting that he had been trying to re-create the january attacks in paris with similar targets, cartoonists, the jewis

they are great danes, real dogs.l has stronger opinions about dogs and politics and how they might be key to being elected president. so he filed this report will stop >> >> anyone running for president should have a dog. hillary clinton has a lab named seamus. not the same dog romney put on top of his car. bobby jindal once ignored a dog outside of a store. dogs, dogs dogs! basically, if you want to campaign, you need a dog. he carries a gun while carrying stock. sarah palin has a dog named jill. grids, gravy, guns, and dogs. marco rubio might have a dog. is that his dog? if it is, does drink poland spring? >> governor, what is up with this dog seatbelt stuff? >> it is the stupidest thing i've heard my life. rick santorum loves dogs, but not in that way. >> the definition of marriage is not man on a dog. >> as you can see, dogs play an important role in the 2016 campaign. back to you. >> we'll be right back with barks and explosions too. ♪ >> the beloved wayfarer and one of the most historic political landmarks in n

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senator danes? >> all right. thank you, mr. chairman. this morning 80 million anthem health insurance customers woke up to learn that their personal identifiable information could have been stolen. in fact, we just received this over the fax machine, a notice from anthem that says to our members, just quoting from the letter just sent out to their members, it could be 80 million members, "these attackers gained unauthorized access to anthem's i.t. system and have obtained personal information from our current and former members such as their names, their birthdays, their medical i.d.'s, social security numbers, street addresses, e-mail addresses, and employment information including income data." last year in the house i offered an amendment that would strengthen victim notification requirements. i'm eager to work with the chairman on strengthening these requirements again in future legislation. i've got a question for anyone on the panel here this morning in light of, there's been a lot of discussion about past breaches and now it looks

. >> ♪ >> mann: doyle dane bernbach was an up-and-coming advertising firm on madison avenue that wasertisements for up-and-coming firms and products that included volkswagen. john f. kennedy saw the spots and told his brother-in-law steve smith, "go find me that firm. i want to talk to them about maybe doing my advertising for my reelection in 1964." and that's how ddb came into the orbit of lyndon johnson and the dnc in 1964. johnson and the people around him, his aides and his advertising firm, wanted to portray goldwater as a dangerous man who, if he got control of the nuclear arsenal, might threaten the peace of the world. >> goldwater, jr.: the mood of the country at the time was one of worry about the soviet union in particular. peace was a big issue. >> man: bombs away. >> d. goodwin: that fear of nuclear holocaust had been part of all of us who grew up in the '50s and '60s. and by that time, we were used to it, after hiding under our desks for so many years. [ sawing noise ] >> man: in a saturday evening post article dated august 31, 1963, barry goldwater said, "sometimes i t

all danes were called upon to remain steadfast in the face of terrorism. >> the freedom of speech and assembly are for the danish people rights and values that we see as fundamental. they are irreversible. let me be clear, the attack on the jewish minority in denmark is an attack on all of denmark. >> the alleged gunman, a ticking time bomb in the words of the local press. police knew the 22-year-old well. he was only released from prison two weeks ago after being convicted of a stabbing in 2013. police have now arrested two men suspected of being accomplices of his. the danish media claim that they supplied him with know-how and the weapon used in the attacks. terror and fear have arrived in denmark. an estimated 10,000 are taken to the streets of copenhagen tonight to show unity in the aftermath of the attacks. >> for more we are joined by julia from copenhagen. strong words from the prime minister. tell us about that atmosphere. somber, angry, defiant? >> tens of thousands are here at the memorial service and i would describe the atmosphere as somber, people are -- people are quiet

on monday - 30,000 dans gathered at the -- danes gathered at the site of the first attack. the absence of muslim leaders had some in the crowd asking questions. imran hussain is a community member and activist. >> somehow we are not part of the ceremony. that's not unification of the population. >> the attacks have muslims asking more questions. a lot of friends discussed should we send children to school. do they have to defend anything. how will people react to all of this? >> the big area in copenhagen brings together muslims. this man from a moroccan institute says the muslim community condemns the attacks, but they are a test. >> translation: we need to focus on cooperation between the society and the community. we need to be more proactive, but there are political parties not doing this. >> reporter: in this shocked nation there's a rally around the leader that some commentators say the government might exploit by calling early elections, if she does that it could benefit her party, and the danish people. decorum dictates politician not for now. they face a new challe

dane, if you could please to give each table 13 x five card and we'd like you with your group, at your table to come up with two questions that you think is appropriate and interesting to and lilly questions not just about the holocaust, but her views on genocide and humanity and related topics. once you've got two questions, then i'd like you to not elect but come up with a person who your table is going to choose to read that question and we can come over here and we'll take that for the rest of the presentation. so come up with two questions that you and your group agree upon then elect somebody to come over here and i'll meet with you right over there. you've got about five minutes, please. >> again we return to the survivor testimony of holocaust survivor lilly and now we open up the floor to questions. >> hello. i'm a senior in high school and i want to say thank you for coming and sharing your experience with us. my first question is what heroes and close friends think of your story. >> good question. again, i can provide information you wouldn't be aware of. first of all i came

will begin in a week, general john allen says the alliance will begin training, dane is and australianraining at the anbar province. in taji there are trainers from australia and new zealand and italian dutch and belgian trainers are in erbil. jane arraf has more from baghdad. >> particularly in the i.s.i.l. stronghold of mosul but the coalition, primarily the united states hasn't been quite so keen. they have made the point general allen included, before the ground troops go in they need everything to be ready. training of iraqi forces, a plan of what comes after including police force as well as things like humanitarian assistance and reconstruction. all of that is a long term effort but general allen comments indicate that they are on board with supporting the iraqis in the beginning. he doesn't mention mosul but there are a lot of areas in the north and the west that are still held by the group. the u.s. is now training soldiers as well as special forces and other forces, they're not out there on the ground and they don't have the authority to do that. but there are other coalition

it started after marine biologist discovered manatees in dane range pipe.w them earlier in the day. >> i saw them go back through out and later another five or ten go out. i thought they were coming in and going out i didn't think anything of it until this. >> the manatees were trying to reach warmer water when they got stuck. they're known to kong ghait beach side canals and cold weather. one by one crews moved heavy earth moving equipment to pull 19 out of the pipe. >> some had minor scavrps but were healthy onlookers cheered as they got the manatees into a nearby popped. >> it was awesome. you know, the whole community came out and all the various agencies working together and that was awesome. >> sdprerts sea world whepd rescue. done champion for cbs3 eyewitness news us. >> well this snrawpt west virginia is struggling to stay afloat literally. schooners is slowly sinking into the ohio river. now the restaurant sits on barge and owner said it started taking on water early yesterday morning. crews used capelees to help keep the truck structure in place.

smooch is a great dane who is 14 months old, 37 inches tall at the shoulders, 160 pounds.uch. >> eats 12 cups of kibbles every day. >> you better be sure you walk him. >> the good thing about that, he's big enough you probably wouldn't have to shovel a path when it snows like i do with gibby. >> i thought you were talking about shoveling something else, that, too, lot of landmines there. got to be careful. that's all for our news at 7:00. >> we'll leave you with more of the snow day photos you've been sending in. use our #snowday9 to get your pic added to our online photo gallery. we got some cool stuff. take a look and have a great evening! we'll see you at 11:00. >>> lady gaga gets engaged as an oscar nominee honeymoons on kimmel. >> we have a bunch of star couples on the move after taking the next step. >> congratulations. >> gaga jetting off after her new fiance gave her this huge heart-shaped diamond. >> and clooney takes amal on a post-valentine's day date. >> and why did cumberbatch and his fiance rush back from their surprise wedding? >> we go inside tonight's west

check in two, three, four times a dane on kyw news radio 1060. >>> coming up we are live with the search for two men wanted for a vicious home invasion. >>> do not in mess with a angry mom see how a moth the inner a van stopped a robbery suspect, before police. >>> fifty shades of red, the unusual project at a pennsylvania school inspired by 50 shade of gray, that is making even parents blush we will explain what this is coming up. >> that comes out this weekend. >> tomorrow good that is right. >> friday. >> valentines day. >> back at the top of the hour. >>> good morning everyone. well, three people will be waking up winners in the massive power ball jackpot. or the at least there were three tickets. there could be group wins. they will split the the 564 million-dollar prize where winning tickets were sold and why you should not throw out your ticket if you have them just yet. >> also, have you seen these men? they are wanted for a vicious home invasion. we are live with the two items they left behind. >>> people are bundled up on broad street this morning but if you think it is cold no

. >> we have a local dog at westminster, smooch, a 14-month- old great dane who comes gainesville, virginia home. unfortunately he didn't win the best of breed this morning but he's still a winner in our eyes. to keep amazing dog week going, tonight at 11:00 we have the story of probably one of the most famous missing dog cases in our area. havoc ran away 15 months ago on a walk. there have been sightings of him as recently as this week. havoc, the amazing dog tonight only on wusa9 at 11:00. >>> and that's it for us at noon. we'll be back of course at 5:00 and i'll see you and the rest of the morning news team tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. until then on behalf of >> mariah: keep going! >> courtney: i got it. >> noah: come on, courtney. >> summer: what's -- what's going on? what? >> noah: summer. summer. summer, no. don't -- don't. it's okay. >> summer: oh, my -- austin! austin! austin!

personifying public authority, and danes of the jewish faith. we can see the similarities with those who are targeted in paris. and this is the reason why we stand together through this ordeal. >> reporter: u.n. secretary-general issued a statement. he said there's no justification for attacks against civilians, and that the world must stand strong for freedom of expression and tolerance. investigators are now trying to determine if the suspect had any kukzs to islamic extremist groups. mitsuko nishikawa, nhk world. >>> japan's economy is showing positive growth for the first time after the consumption tax hike last april. ron madison is here with the latest on this story. >> gene growth not really meeting analyst expectations but no real complaints here. that's because the expansion for october to december is the first that we've seen in three quarters. the officials say a recovery in personal spending gave some momentum to the gdp figures. officials at the cabinet office say the fourth quarter figure grew in real terms by 0.6% compared with th

for him to be mobile out there and not limping when he runs i mean that has to feel like night dane comparedo last year. >> i think ryan how war not talking is rolly not his nature. he's actually a good guy. but there's no question all this talk has affected him. so i don't know. the fans should tell me if they want to tweet me. do you want to hear ryan howard's thoughts on the obvious that they're trying to trade him and they don't want him as part of this team? so we'll see what happens. there's a long way to go before the start of the season. all right. let's go back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much, howard. >> surprised you haven't had anything down there in florida. >> he hasn't had anything. he hasn't had anything. >> may be headed his way tomorrow. >> tomorrow evening might be wet weather in clearwater g pop up showers. not his favorite. >> be sure to tune no fox 29 news at 10:00 a driver thrown from his car on a busy interstate and simply stands up and shakes it off but it doesn't end there. tonight at 10:00 what happened moments before that set this whole crazy scene i

the danes were prepared for this. they coordinate closely with the french, the united states, but the problem is these groups are using encrypted communications and global -- mobile wi-fi. what's surprising for me is denmark is not the kind of place where you can easily get a hold of weapons. these people are much better organized than al qaeda was ten years ago using imp rho viced explosives. these people are at war. >> i lost you there, bob. are you still there on the line with us? >> i'm still here. these people are at war. the fact they're using weapons rather than imp rho viced explosives says this has gone beyond al qaeda into something more organized and potentially more dangerous. >> okay. i just want to let our control room know they are interrupting your audio, bob. i cannot hear you anymore. so if they could disconnect that so i can continue to hear you. but, bob, if you stop talking i'm just going to keep talking here and ask you to weigh in on this issue that the obama administration is very concerned abo

what nay don't know is whether or not he was one of the 100 or so danes who traveled to iraq and syria in recent years. he was traced by tv footage. police determined they knew where to find him and waited for him near the train decision, when they spotted him at 5:00 a.m. they called out, he opened fire at the police, they shot back killing him now. danish media is reporting police have arrested two people in an internet cafe. danish police don't want to talk about this ongoing investigation because they feel it will damage their work. they just say they are working certain neighborhoods of denmark. they believe they got the man who acted alone last night acted alone yesterday. but the question does remain, was he part of the bigger network, as you mentioned the swedish cartoonist was on al qaeda and the arabian peninsula's hit list. there are questions about whether a lone wolf slightly -- a slightly disenfranchised young man could have known that swedish cartoonist was in town and worked out this whole plot he carried out yesterday. niece are questions no doubt police are looking at

so media dane anies, freedom of speech has been under threat for many years. it's the sense here in denmark, it's not like we expected it but it was feared. it was a sense of it might happen. it was more or less bound to happen to us. the question of when it was going to happen and how huge an impact it would have. >> all right. peter kel door f in copenhagen we thank few for being here. >> turning now to the horrific video released by the militant state. isis of course released a video son sunday showing the beheading of 21 egyptian christians in libya. 21. the video show as line of men in orange jumpsuits being led down a beach, forced to their knees and then beheaded. the egyptian government declared the video authentic. and in a sunday night address, egypt's president vowed his country would' reng the killing. this is the first time egypt has publicly acknowledged military action in neighboring libya. meanwhile a white house statement condemned the quote despicable and cowardly murder in the video and said that i only further galvanizes the international c

senator danes? >> all right. thank you, mr. chairman. this morning 80 million anthem health insurance customers woke up to learn that their personal identifiable information could have been stolen. in fact, we just received this over the fax machine, a notice from anthem that says to our members, just quoting from the letter just sent out to their members, it could be 80 million members, "these attackers gained unauthorized access to anthem's i.t. system and have obtained personal information from our current and former members such as their names, their birthdays, their medical i.d.'s, social security numbers, street addresses, e-mail addresses, and employment information including income data." last year in the house i offered an amendment that would strengthen victim notification requirements. i'm eager to work with the chairman on strengthening these requirements again in future legislation. i've got a question for anyone on the panel here this morning in light of, there's been a lot of discussion about past breaches and now it looks

we see them as jewish danes, actually.fore, as my prime minister has said we will do everything we can to protect this minority in denmark, as anybody else would. >> i spoke earlier today with the former chief rabbi of denmark who was very upset that the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu, is now saying publicly leave denmark, leave france to the jewish communities there, and come to israel. i want you are the representative of denmark to the united states, you are the ambassador. do you want to react to the israeli prime minister what he's saying? >> i can only react to what the danish jews the jewish danes are doing. i think they should stay in denmark if they feel safe. we will do what we can to take away any fear they have. if they want to go to israel because they want to live in israel they should go there. but it shouldn't be because of fear or anything else. >> well said. mr. ambassador good luck to you. good luck to all the people of denmark. appreciate your joining us. >> thank you so. . >> thank you so

two tonight the pentagon says american hostage kayla mueller died at the hands of isis not in ajar daneann air strike targeting the group. mueller's parents say their heart broken. isis zen the family an e-mail with photo notifying them their 26-year-old daughter was dead. isis captured mueller in august of 2013. the arizona nay tough traveled to syria to work with several humanitarian groups. mueller's i wasn't described her as noble beyond her years. >> she's done more in her incredible 26 years than many people could ever imagine doing in their lifetime. kayla has touched the heart of the world. the world grieves with us. >> president obama says mueller was one of the hostages the us tried to rescue with a raid in syria last summer but those hostages had just been moved before that raid. >>> last spring in this handwritten letter from her prison mueller told her parents "if you could say i have suffered at all throughout this whole experience, it is only in knowing how much suffering i have put you all through. i have a lot of fight left inside of me. i'm not breaking down and i will

. >> just scary situation any time any child is, you know, put in any dane russ situation unfortunately we have sick people all around, you know society in today's world and you know we as parents need to educate our children, i believe to the dangers that are out there. >> reporter: and police say they have increased patrols in the area specifically around the school with unmarked and marked cars. chris? >> thanks, shawnette. torments night friends family and police officers pay tribute to an officer who lost his life in the line of duty. it was six years ago that philadelphia police officer john pawlowski was shot and killed. in 2009 pawlowski responded to a disturbance call in the logan section of philadelphia. he and his partner confronted an armed suspect who then opened fire on them. pawlowski died from his injuries at the hospital. tonight loved ones gather for a vigil to honor him. he's survived by his wife, son who he's never met his father, his father is a retired philadelphia police lieutenant. >> pennsylvania's death penalty is on hold tonight thanks to an order by the new g

. >>> now, the jar dane vinnie king has vowed to wage a harsh war it's the islamic state of iraq andant after isil killed a pilot it was holding hostage. king abdullah has been meeting senior officials in the capital of amman. on we understand they executed two iraqi conflicts in retaliation for the pilot's murder. >>> in northern iraq, kurdish peshmerga forces have been at the forefront of the about thal against isil, dozens of them have been captured by the group and others killed. zeina khodr has been speaking to the family of one victim who was beheaded by isil. >> reporter: he is too young to understand what happened to his father. he was beheaded by the us lack the state of iraq and the levant. he was a kurdish peshmerga fighter who was captured in june. his wife can't speak. she's in shock. and so are her children. but they are also proud of their father because he died defending their land. >> translator: they kidnapped my father and kill him in a beautiful way. we ask our leaders to help us bring bass his body. >> reporter: he belonged to the tribe, his village is just a few

obviously critical to the lives of americans as well as the people we are asking to fight in greater dane fer we telegraph everything about our plans to isis. i just don't get it. i don't think when we decided that we need to go to europe in world war ii going to tell the nazis exactly when and where and how we were going to land. it's just very unfortunate. >> schieffer: do you -- have you heard back i guess i would say from the white house since you asked them what was going on? i know you and senator graham wrote that letter have you heard back from them? >> no, we haven't. i'm not holding my breath. >> schieffer: let me talk to you a little bit about ukraine. it sounds like things are getting even worse there. how do you read what's happening there and what do we need to do now? >> i believe that german chancellor and president of france legitimized for the first time in 70 years the dismemberment of a country in europe. it's shameful. vladimir putin has not paid any price even the cease fire was violated until he achieved his objective that vital rail link. he'll pull back some now,

but some of the core dane jordanian opposition is not on board. >> translator: our message to the jordanianent to pull out for the international coalition and we should have no involvement with a war led by america in the region. >> reporter: but the rage at the horrifying killing has people more focused on revenge than politics. al jazerra. >>> the united arab emirates which is a key ally in the u.s. led coalition against isil has stopped flying combat missions over syria. the uae was one of the first to join the coalition last september. it reportedly suspended flights after isil captured the jordanian pilot. >>> rescue workers in taiwan are working to salvage the remains of the trans asia airways plane which crashed for a river to wednesday, at least 31 of the 58 people on board were killed. the fuselage has been lifted from the water but the search continues to 12 more people the plane had taken off with the pilots reported engine failure. the latest from the crash scene now. >> reporter: what was a search and rescue mission on wednesday after flight ge235 crashed no to the rift soon be

fox 29'ss brad sattin and dane kinchen looking into the damage and problems blamed on the winter blastwe begin with meteorologist caitlin roth. >> unbearablely cold day. that's thanks in part to the wind how long all day keeping wind chills below zero. and that is no exception as we head into another very very cold night. wind chills advisories out for the philadelphia area south jersey and delaware until 11 a.m. on monday. that is wind chill warning for lancaster county back up through the poconos the warning is little bit more advanced than the advisory meaning in those higher elevations it will feel even colder. now right on the heels of this brutal cold tomorrow morning we've got a winter storm watch out for almost the whole area the exceptions are northern tear of suburbs in pennsylvania. this is monday night into tuesday we're now we are expecting several inches of snow to accumulate mainly south south of philadelphia but still impacting everyone for the tuesday morning rush as we head back to work after a long holiday weekend. temperatures out i'd are outside 12 degrees in phila