on terror, and we'll have an exclusive interview with the general chiefs of staff general martin dempsey. >>> how frustrating to you as the chairman of the joint chiefs when you're fighting in such an asymmetric way. what do we know about the suspects? the strategy to hit the west? and whether they were collected by al qaeda or isis? general dempsey only on "fox news sunday." >>> plus is the obama administration doing enough to prevent attacks like this? our sunday group weighs in. >>> then a showdown between the white house and congress over the keystone pipeline. >> i can firm for you if this bill passes this congress, the president wouldn't sign it either. >> and threatening to veto a jobs and new pipeline is anything but productive. >>> we'll discuss the president's veto threat with two leading senators republican john hovaneven and chris coons, all on "fox news sunday." >>> paris remains on high alert after three days of attacks we'll have an exclusive interview with the joint chiefs of staff in a moment. we begin with fox team scorchage. but first we're in paris with the latest fro

now, our exclusive interview with general martin dempsey. i met with the top military officer at the pentagon on friday. we talked while the two hostage stand offs in paris were still going on. we discuss that and the range of other national security challenges. >> welcome to fox news sunday. let's start with the terrible attack on the newspaper in paris. how much training did the two brothers get in the middle east terror training? was this attack directed either by al qaeda or by isis? >>> these victims were inspired in some way -- they were probably not self radicalized on the internet which is another way the attacks sometimes occur. there is a clear indication one of them did, in fact, receive training in yemen. there is a link among them whether it is schools or family relationships. as far as whether it was directed by al qaeda, why think that link has been established. >> what can you in the military do to prevent attacks like this in the united states? do we need to step up our effort s against a q.a.p. or isis and does it contradic

general martin dempsey. is weighing in. during a recent interview. >>: i believe i am part of the group said believes that the guantanamo bay prison should be closed for national security reasons >>vicki liviakis: dempsey also said that the sony pictures hacking is a good example of how vulnerable the u- s is to a cyber attack. he said such attacks could disable critical infrastructure and are incredibly disruptive. the airasia flightthe signals were detected over an area spanning from 1 kilometer to 4 kilometers from the location of the jet's rear. officials cautioned it was too soon to know if the sounds were coming from the cockpit voice and flight data recorders, which detached from the tail of when the aircraft plummeted into the sea dec. 28, killing all 162 people on board. "it was detected within a wide area, which needs to be combed by divers," said nurcahyo utomo an investigator with indonesia's national commission for transportation safety. "right now, i would not dare to say if it's from the black boxes." (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a pl

the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, martin dempsey weighed in. >> fundamentally our capabilitieshe country can play an away game against its adversaries. what we try to do across this swath of radical extremist that spreads from fata to nigeria. we try to keep pressure on that network, whether it is building partners or direct action. >> do we need to do more? >> i think so. that's not to imply we are not doing enough. if you understand the distinction there. we are doing a lot. >> not to imply that the americans are not doing anything. so what if anything else should be done to keep this country safe. jamie weinstein is joining me a senior editor at the daley caller. i want to start here as the gloves come off on this war on terror and radical islamists. how do you attack the heart of the matter, the indoctrination and the mind selt of those willing to be radicalized? >> it is a very difficult problem. the first thing that needs to be done by the west and the united states in particular is recognize the scope of the problem. today, we were told that the white house will hold in

dempsey. ♪ ♪ >> please be seated. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the playings national anthem. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please be seated. >> ladies and gentlemen, general dempsey. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen before i begin, i'd like to ask you to join me in recognizing the incredible group of soldiers, sailors, and airmen behind me. they are quite simply the best at what they do whatever they do, to include putting on ceremonies like this. thanks very much. [ applause ] >> mr. secretary i wouldn't has to guess how many times you have heard that song played, but. today it was played for you and i hope it provides for you a lasting and enduring and special memory of your time in service of your country. mr. president, mr. vice president, secretary and mrs. hagel, good afternoon. it's an honor to be here to thank secretary hagel for his service to our nation and what an incredible and remarkable career of service it has been. it began 48 years ago when the local draft court called in 20-year-old charles timothy hagel and said, young man, you have six months to get back

general martin dempsey. >> our capability is resigned so that the country can play an away game. so what we try to do across this stretches really from the fatwa. suite of capabilities that we have. whether it's intelligence building partners some cases direct action. >> so it is general dempsey's strategy works. oliver north joins, good evening, sir. your thoughts. >> first that away game analogy he uses, of course we want to fight the enemy it's far from our own chores to protect the personal people. >> we did have away game in benghaziy. >> not all we want. who has been accountable for that suite of capabilities he talks about, intelligence, building partners, and direct action. we have little or no human deal with terrorism, take him out with hell fair missiles interest fired from vehicles, second of all we don't collect anything those on the ground. we have built no real relationships back in iraq or syria. because we don't have people on the ground to be able to do it partners it happens to be israel and the new president of egypt. both of them get the back of the hand from

two years ago, leon panetta and general martin dempsey order that no jobs should be off-limits to womenincluding infantry armor and special operations posts, as long as women meet the requisite standard, noting that female troops have performed well in action in afghastan iraq, and elsewhere. the process of fully integrating women got a major boost 20 years ago when women were allowed to fly combat missions, server board frontline warships, and support combat troops. currently military is reevaluating the physical standards for combat jobs. female officers have yet to complete demanding marine infantry officers' training. the army is assessing how to best open its elite ranger training to women. joining me is the pentagon's director and officer of enlisted personnel management, leading the pentagon's effort to integrate women in combat or in -- combat. she became an officer and served as a combat engineer during two tors inn iraq before retiring in 2008. welcome aboard. you are charged with overseeing this process of creating gender-neutral standards across the force, which is a massive

i'm taken by what the chairman of the chiefs dempsey says, saying it inspires whether it should be orcruiting tool by the terrorists. >> i want to play a sound bite from somebody who worked down there at guantanamo. >> every american needs to ask themselves this question do you feel safer with detainees in or out of gitmo? and if the answer is in, then you need to cry it from the tallest mountain top and get the senators to stop the release of detainees. i think we need to remember also, that the president declared the war on terror over, unilaterally in 2013. and that set a dangerous precedent. if the president feels that the war is over then the only thing that makes sense vis-a-visa the detainees, then they're victims nothing could be further from the truth. >> much of what he said is true much of it is political. the prosecution system in gitmo is not only fair, but it's a failure. nobody has been tried for 9/11 or convicted of a serious offense, nobody has been sentenced to long terms. >> the prosecution in virginia has never lost a case getting life sentences on the people they

i want to read a quote from what dempsey said in response to chris' question. do we need to do more in the war on terror? he says, well, i think so absolutely, but that's not to imply we're not doing enough, if you understand the distinction there. we're doing a lot. let me repeat that. he says, well, i think so, absolutely, but that's not to imply we're not doing enough, if you understand the distinction there, we're doing a lot. i don't understand the distinction. do you understand the distinction? >> i don't understand the distinction. it is very clear we are not doing enough. we are not doing enough to destroy the safe haven that isis has created. we're not doing enough here to get a hold of this problem. >> is general dempsey being handicapped by the president of the united states? >> i'm sure he is, because he's a serving military officer and he's not in a position to criticize the president directly. so -- >> but he's champing at the bit to do so. >> i'm sure he is i'm sure he would love to have the restraints taken off. >> former cia operations officer.

. >> but dempsey who is chairman of the joint chiefs is not doing his job by -- he has -- we protecthe branch, the services, the department of defense. and the fact this report has been done as tony said, the intense jens has been -- intelligence is taken away and it was supposed to come out today and the problem is that the white house said no, delay delay, delay. it is doing an injustice to the american people and the guys in uniform. >> do we know why the white house wants to delay it colonel shaffer? >> one of the officers i spoke to said he directed certain assets be moved to search for bergdahl and people did die. and second it is all political at this point. it is about when -- a moment in the white house's narrative is sufficient so this can come out and not make a big wave. to be honest with you bill. you guys reporting on this last month scared the bejesus out of them and that is what is going on. >> on monday i'm going to do another segment on this and over the weekend we're going to call general dempsey and ask him to come on and ask him to issue a statement what is holdi

host: wednesday dempsey -- linda dempsey is an advisor to bill bradley.obert scott, what did you hear that you would like to respond to? guest: i would like to thank ronnie for calling. i did to come from indiana. i've been going back and forth and i've been dismayed by the loss of industrial and not just indiana and all the states between here in indiana. these trade agreements have been a disaster for the u.s. manufacturing. one of the major reasons why and we have not talked about it yet is because of problems with what is known as "current see manipulation." and many of the countries that we are proposing to enter into with this supposed trade agreement with our well-known currency manipulators. i will give you an example -- japan is the second-largest currency manipulator in the world. it bids up the price of the u.s. dollar and makes u.s. exports artificially expensive and acts like a subsidy on everything that japan sense here to the united states. we heard about this toyota plant earlier. it brings and lots and lots of parts from japan that are ab

chris will join us alive with the words from general martin dempsey on the fox news deck next. >>> more on the dead his hostage standoffs in france. the united states military's top commander says the united states has to keep fighting terrorists overseas to prevent attacks here in the u.s. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general martin dempsey, spoke with chris wallace. >> our capabilities are designed so that the country can play an away game against its adversaries. what we try to do across this swath of radical extremism that stretches from the fata and all the way over to nigeria. we try to keep pressure on the network with the capabilities we have, whether it's intelligence, building partners in some cases direct action. >> do we need to do more? >> i think so absolutely. but that's not to imply we're not doing enough. if you understand the distinction there. we're doing a lot. >> he mentioned it stretches from the fata the federal administered tribal areas, which is the northwest of pakistan and mostly pashtun area. the point being it stretches a long way and there's a

>> without giving away too much of the pentagon playbook, the chairman of the joint chiefs martin dempsey says that stopping the attacks requires a global plan. listen. >> what we try to do across this -- you know this swath of radical extremeism that stretches from the fatah and i suppose over to nigeria we try to keep pressure on that network with the sweet of capabilities that we have, whether it's intelligence, building partners in some cases direct action. >> do we need to do more? >> well, i think so absolutely. but that's not to imply we're not doing enough. if you understand the distinction there. we're doing a lot. >> so far those are really the only specifics that we have. the white house has been mostly quiet. patti ann? >> peter, we mentioned the attorney general traveling to paris for this meeting. what more can you tell us about that? >> there's a big meeting tomorrow with international leaders to talk through these evolving threats. but some administration critics are confused about why holder was chosen to attend this meeting in paris. >> so many of the things that this ad

and earlier today, i listened to the interview that chris wallace did with general martin dempsey, he said we wanted to fight oversays, in an away game. think of this, the united states has virtually know human intelligence whatsoever. because nowadays, we kill terrorist suspects second our partners, who are our best partners in the region. well, it's israel number one. and second best is president in fact the general has the right answers, this administration's failed terribly to even describe radical islam as what it really is. he still couldn't use those words, let me move on to say that the ---we suffered the grate 245u're practically more of them today, they can be reinvigorated and they should b and the units like ray keller commit in the new york, and now de blasio and we need to be able to keep tabs on terror suspects, it's not just mapping people who are muslim. it is going to the places where informants have said bad think, are being plotted and planned against the american citizens, against us in our county tremendous. there's another item that's i think pervasive here. fra

drama offscreen for patrick dempsey. he and the makeup artist he was dating say they are splitting after 15 years of marriage. they have three children together. in a statement they said their primary concern was the well-being of their kids. they're asking for privacy. the winter weather can be a drag, but some people and the loose, minnesota, came up with a way to enjoy it, holding a tiny sled dog race. each dog a miniature sled. awards were given for the fastest dogs and best in show. i want to see the tiny dogs. my gosh. oh, off course. i don't think they are very interested in finishing. is that a chair? that is fantastic. >> now for another check of the forecast? >> dry through most of the day tomorrow with rain, snow mixing in by dinnertime. most of the action arriving after bedtime with snow showers likely monday. it will turn breezy. much more coming up. the news rolls on. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> >

host: what about linda dempsey's point? guest: certainly manufacturing is more high tech, no question. manufacturing still the source of a disproportionately large number of jobs without a college degree.

i was always reassured before each hearing knowing that marty dempsey was next to me. what you have meant to the military marty, and what you continue to do for this country, thank you very much. i see another great icon of the united states senate with us. senator john warner who we all worked closely with and benefited from. to our distinguished colleagues thank you for what you did for this country as so many of you here. i am grateful you would take the time to visit us on this occasion. to the chiefs of the services our senior civilian leaders and combat members thank you for your leadership and commitment to the country. i want to acknowledge particularly bob work our deputy secretary of defense. i thank him for his leadership on our strong partnership over the last year. and in my appreciation as well to ash carter. for ash's service and his partnership during my first year at the pentagon and for his continued commitment to public service. my heartfelt thanks my security and staff each of you played critically important roles for which my family and i will alwa

you heard general dempsey earlier in your show there are peers to us in cyber warfare.y scary prospect in a world that is now interconnected and we can be brought to our knees over the internet. >> here is the head of the nsa and cyber commander mike rogers. >> this is more than just a nation statement. the ability to use cyber as a tool to achieve specific effects is more than just a nation statement. that we are watching groups you have seen others do similar kinds of things in some ways i pay great attention to see start to see terrorist organizations pay along the same lines. it's something i pay great attention to. >> general? >> on the actual hack today, i don't think clearly it's not a very big deal securitywise. it is kind of a big deal propaganda wise. i don't know that the people in the middle east that this is in part aimed at rightly understands the distinctions between. the fact is what these guys did there are rugs escort services not a big deal to hack somebody's twitter account. >> do you have something somethin' tell us? >> though the tweets weren't fro

and earlier today, i listened to the interview that chris wallace did with general martin dempsey heaid we wanted to fight oversays, in an away game. think of this, the united states has virtually know human intelligence whatsoever. because nowadays we kill terrorist suspects second our partners, who are our best partners in the region. well, it's israel number one. and second best is president in fact the general has the right answers, this administration's failed terribly to even describe radical islam as what it really is. he still couldn't use those words, let me move on to say that the ---we suffered the grate 245u're practically more of them today, they can be reinvigorated and they should b and the units like ray keller commit in the new york, and now de blasio and we need to be able to keep tabs on terror suspects, it's not just mapping people who are muslim. it is going to the places where informants have said bad think are being plotted and planned against the american citizens against us in our county tremendous. there's another item that's i think pervasive here. france h

. >> general dempsey points out that more needs to be done and things are being done. >> i agree. >> thank you. >> we'll have the latest on the investigation. did you hear that one of the terrorists has pledged allegiance to isis in a video that was just released. we will have more on what it means and what he says and where we will go from here as the investigation in paris continues. tter than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. then my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel. with psoriatic arthritis, i had intense joint pain that got worse and worse. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. enbrel helps relieve pain and stop joint damage. i've been on the course and on the road. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region wher

. >> drama offscreen for patrick dempsey. he and the makeup artist he was dating say they are splitting after 15 years of marriage. they have three children together. in a statement they said their primary concern was the well-being of their kids. they're asking for privacy. the winter weather can be a drag, but some people and the loose, minnesota, came up with a way to enjoy it, holding a tiny sled dog race. each dog a miniature sled. awards were given for the fastest dogs and best in show. i want to see the tiny dogs. my gosh. oh, off course. i don't think they are very interested in finishing. is that a chair?

. >> thomas dempsey was one of glidden's other friends in his housing unit. >> that morning at breakfastced he wasn't at his table. i went to wake him up. i heard the officer say, "he's dead. he's dead." my buddy then went to go wake him up. he said that when he shook him, he grabbed his leg to scare him awake. he said -- >> stuff as a board. >> he said it was like rolling a log over. he said he just rolled over. >> glidden had been awaiting trial for sexual misconduct with a minor. >> as far the people who dealt with him on a daily basis, melancholy. just everybody couldn't really believe it. kind of crazy. >> ryan johnson also knew glidden. >> someone that close -- you see that person that much and then you don't see them all of a sudden and they're just gone, i mean, that left i think a hole in a lot of people that had at least spent some time with him. >> with me, i just couldn't -- i couldn't fathom why did he want to destroy himself, you know. i feel like the inmates felt that way, too. why -- why did this -- nobody seemed to know. they didn't see -- i didn't see anything. >> the j

. >> he said to his combatant commanders specifically general dempsey and general austin if you believe and you want to recommend, you think you need to recommend to me to the president that we should look at other options then i want to you bring those recommendations to me. that so far has not happened. whether that would happen in the future again, the president has said to his commanders if you think this is what's going to be required i need to know it. you need to make the recommendation and i'll listen. >> what do you think? >> well i think just as the president has said and the advice i've given the president, what general dempsey has, is that we have to look at all the options, and i think it may require a forward deployment of some of our troops not doing the fighting not doing the combat work we did at one time for six years in iraq and for many many years in afghanistan, but to help air strike precision. >> moving targets, intelligence. >> those are things where we would continue to support. what i would say though we're not there yet. whether we get there or not, i don't kn

chairman of the joint chiefs general martin dempsey has this warning about cyber threats in an interview with chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> what have you learned about cyber attacks through the north korea attack on sony pictures. >> cyber can be incredibly destructive. it can be disruptive and it can destroy. in every domain, chris we generally enjoy a significant military advantage. but we have peer competitors in cyber. >> the twitter and youtube accounts have now been suspended. and u.s. defense officials say that their initial assessment is that no classified information was breached. sean. >> jennifer, thank you. also breaking news out of france tonight as police announce they're searching for six members of a terror cell standing by in washington with more on this is fox's own catherine herridge. catherine. >> sean, the associated press is reporting tonight that as many as a half dozen suspects are at large in paris including a man reportedly seen driving the car registered to the widow of one of the gunmen. new video from the airport in istanbul, turkey, shows the widow is

who said on january 12th there is miley dempsey said is he expects the decision to be released soon.t was two weeks ago. >> right. >> still no decision released and you are saying just want to be very clear the white house wants it delayed but what good does that do because sooner or later they have to put it out. >> this is shaping up to be titanic struggle behind the scenes. the army here wants to do the right thing. factually there is no way they cannot do the right thing regarding bergdahl and the white house because of the political narrative, president obama cozying up to the parents and because he president obama releases five taliban by the way those five taliban were never briefed to senior leadership to the pentagon before it happened. the narrative is white house does not want to have of course they don't want it look, the white house can't tell the army not to charge him with disz -- desertion. if what you say is true. >> he has been. >> he has already been charged. >> right. >> they got it so what good does it do for ben rhodes or anybody else don't tell anybody. just ge

bill: let me get back to jack dempsey. how often is that talked about general?s on the secretary of defense's policy board for almost 10 years and it was our number of one subject throughout moments of that time frame. here is the real issue. if you were talk together director of the national security agency who runs sieb sister commands as opposed to knee and asked what else your number one concern snow would tell you this, a terrorist organization that is able to finance a states of the art cyber attack probably using russian or iranian capability to attack our financial system or you've tilt grid and accomplish something that would be dramatically worse than 9/11. 21 past. >> so the white house says they will not fly the banner of a global war against islamic radicalism because there are so many other groups that they are also worried about. really? like who. bill: they got it right martha. the committee got the right. the winner of the first ever national championship game has been decided. there is no debate. big party in columbus. centcom. martha: these ar

general dempsey only on "fox news sunday." >>> plus is the obama administration doing enough to preventour sunday group weighs in. >>> then

dempsey described king abdullah as a "man of remarkable character and courage." this comes as saudi arabia carried out its first beheading under the new king on monday. in a statement, amnesty international said -- "while we recognize that saudi arabia is in a period of mourning, it must also be acknowledged that there are serious concerns about torture and unlawful detention or beheading by the authorities in the past decade." more details have come to light about a u.s. drone strike in yemen monday. the strike reportedly killed two suspected members of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula died in the strike as well as a 12-year-old boy identified as mohammed toiman. the boy's father and brother had also been killed in u.s. drone strikes. in news from iraq, the iraqi military says it has liberated the eastern province of diyala from the islamic state. security forces and pro-government shiite militias took control of about two dozen villages near the border with iran after a three-day assault. meanwhile, an iraqi governor parliamentarian and two tribal chiefs are a

that's what general dempsey is talking about. he's talking about the most effective way we can, without becoming involved in combat directly to assist the iraqi security forces who are the force on the ground to take bacteriaback territory. in the first instance we need to stop the narrative of success. we then need ultimately to shrink and defeat them we also need to have a tremendous amount of intelligence cooperation with respect to the number of foreign fighters. those fighters who are not from iraq or syria, who are fighting a jihad with isis from around the world. there are thousands of them. the danger of course is two-fold. one, that they return to their home countries and there are hundreds of thousands in western countries, almost 1,000 from france alone. second during the course of this fight, they serve as inspiration to those who may self-radicalize or undertake small scale or individual attacks. that's the challenge. this intelligence challenge is a very serious challenge, let me finish up on this because of the num

whether it should or not, it does. >> still, general dempsey warned there are so detainees that shouldot be released. guantanamo bay currently houses 127 prisoners. complicated. >> the "los angeles times," a vintage u.s. penny dating back to 1792 has sold at auction for $2.5 million, for a penny. making it the most expensive one cent piece ever sold. the coin also known as a burch cent features a profile representing miss liberty and the phrase liberty, parent of science and industry. bidder was 55-year-old. he purchased a vintage quarter for $2.2 million at the same auction. seriously, burning a hole in his pocket. >> $4.8 million for 26 cents. >> wow. >> is what the gentleman paid. >>> what's next, willie if. >> "variety," off the back of kevin spacey's win last night the "house of cards," netflix released the trailer for season 3 of the hit series during the commercial break. check it out. >> you want to know what takes real courage? holding the ball together when the stakes are this high. >> we're murderers. >> we're survivors. >> that will do it. >> wow. >> goodness gracious. >> l

the shocking new patrick dempsey reveal this weekend. >> new england is cleaning up from yesterday's snow and praising -- bracing for more and so are we. >>> looking live at the center city skyline. meteorologist chris sowers is tracking the snow for our area. what does it mean for your monday morning and evening commute? we'll have that when we come right back. >> this surveillance video shows how powerful the santa ana wind are in southern california. they ripped down a large sign above a business. nobody was injured. the wind are blamed for knocking out power to 54 households in los angeles logs. wind gusts hit up to 89 miles per hour. a man standing along a large bolder at the beach in san francisco was tossed into the water by a warm wave. in the winter, they say the pacific is much more powerful and active along the southern california coast than it is in the summer. >>> in the east, new england is preparing for a big winter punch this weekend while trying to clean up the mess from the weekend storm. yesterday, massachusetts was hit with its first significant snowfall this year

>> fredicka i think from the very beginning, general dempsey and general austin and now general terrymmander within iraq and for the operations there have all said repeatedly when it's time and we see the potential for increasing contributions to the iraqi troops there's the requirement that the president has laid on us to say we need more forces. as mr. hagel said in that interview with barbara, it won't be large forces and they won't be doing the fighting but there is potentially the requirement to have advisers at the front line to do things like help call in air strikes, like process intelligence like contribute to logistical operations. that's been said from the very beginning. again, we're just not there yet. >> how long do these air strikes continue in your view? is it also the conventional wisdom that air strikes are carried out to sometimes lay the groundwork for ground troops to be able to make entry and do their job and be more able to offer precision attacks that air strikes cannot? >> most definitely fredicka. you hit it right on the head. the air strikes are actually con

now we know defense secretary hagel, general dempsey, general austin all have talked about this thate table for president obama to decide. wolf? >> excellent work barbara. i'm glad you followed up and you pressed him for answers. that's what you are supposed to do and did you it well. thanks very much. let's get back to the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, ed royce. forward troops. that sounds like it could be combat troops even though they might be advisors, if the iraqi military and the kurds, are they going to go mosul to retake the huge city of nearly 2 million people and u.s. troops will be forward troops that's a dangerous operation whether you call them ground troops or combat troops whatever you call them they potentially are in harm's way. >> on our committee, we will hear from john allen next week. he is retired now. he was in charge of the awakening of working with those sunni tribes at that time. his current job is working with the state department in the state department on that same project. so he will lay out to us the way in which some of our special o

. >> this is a giant miss to general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chief of staffs, who after king abdullah passed away he'd sponsor a es kay contest. maybe this will honor his contributions in bringing women's rights from the seventh into eighth century or lashing liberal journalists fewer times. my question is don't you have better things to do with your time? >> this is going to be a national defense university? >> right. >> i mean, so these are -- these are graduate students. these are military officers. >> right. >> i mean these are adults that -- >> who are now supposed to praise arab potentates. not a great idea. >> remember if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. i hope to see you right here next week. . >>> we are awaiting for word on the fate of a fighter pilot captured by the terrorists of isis. the extremists say they'll kill him if jordan doesn't turn over a female al qaeda prizsonerprisoner. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm kelly wright.

with linda dempsey at the national association of manufacturers and robert scott of the economic policy institute. and then rob morrison on heroin use in the united states. and a look at the well-being of young adults today, compared to the 1980s. you can join the conversation with your phone calls and your comments on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. this sunday on q & a, dr. francis jensen on the recent discoveries about the teenage brain. >> they don't have their frontal lobes to actual reason, the cause and effect of consequences of actions are not very clear to them because their frontal lobes are not at the ready. they're not readily accessible. they have frontal lobes but the connections can't be made as quickly for split-second decision-making. and don't forget the level of hormones are changing in the bodies of young men and women and the brain hasn't seen this yet in life until you hit teenage years. so the brain is trying to learn how to respond to these new hormones that are rolling around and actually locking on to receptors and

patrick dempsey and his wife, make up artist julian, are splitting after 15 years of marriage. "tmz" reports fink filed for divorce siting irreconciliable differences, the couple has three children together. a 12 year old and seven year old twin boys. >> okay, check this out. today's wintery weather was the perfect backdrop for a frozen fundraiser. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" in bensalem this morning as more than 500 people braved the ice cold temperatures, and plunged into the delaware river. seventh annual eastern polar bear plunge benefits special olympics, this year, over $100,000 was raised. great job everyone, i'm sure now they're thinking time for some hot chocolate. look at those guys, hanging out there. nos just running in, running out. wading around and going under. pretty impress live with water temperatures well in the lower 30's probably, mid 30's, in that river. all right, our air temperatures now getting little cold. we have the clearer skies. we a lot of rain across the region, some snow today up to 9 inches across the northern sub he is, 1 inch of rain specially so

stamped for official use only which gave the names of officials and generals up to and including martin dempseytagon official put it shouldn't be out there even though it's not classified. at roughly the same time the youtube channel where central command posts video from strikes against isis targets in iraq and syria began showing isis propaganda videos. in both cases it was the social media sites, not pentagon computer networks, that were hacked. the data posted appears to have come from public records, not a secure military database. allen martin, kpix5. in a statement central command -- >> in a statement central command said its operation military networks were never compromised. >>> tonight those climbers on yosemite's el capitan are on the edge of history. their climb is almost complete. they could reach the summit by wednesday. kevin jorgenson and tommy caldwell are about to be the first to climb don wall using only their hands and feet. the ropes and gear aren't helping them climb. they are security measures to keep the men from plummeting to the ground. now this is a photo of the suppl

ryan dempsey selling leashes from old traffic ropes >> more worries in the marina district. >> they're stuck, you're stuck. i'm not going any place. >> but that would be the normal view. >> in just >>> in marin county wayne freedman abc7 news >> visit us on line and information on public transit options. we'll have a traffic app free from apple's app store. >> governor brown believes $113 billion state spending plan for the year. the governor will put more money toward water projects and combatting climate change. now we have a balanced budget. and will require prude yens. >> the governor is planning the uc system with a $120 million boost. he's rope yoesing a committee for his administration and university to work together costs on each campus. abc7 news is in the newsroom with that part of the story. >> you know the governor picked up the phone to call the president janet napolitano. as you might expect she was disappointed. at this point it is not clear if students and parents will get a tuition hike. >> with that, governor brown rejected the requests for an additional $220 million.

it seems to be a patrick dempsey. >> he was shocked when the first x-ray came back.uarepants" safely removed. the kid is okay. >>> right out of "sex and the city." a woman from houston has married herself. >> i've been trying to understand this all morning. after failing to find the man of her dreams there she is yasmin eleby, she tied the knot complete with a purple gown ten bridesmaid her mother walked her down the aisle. >> three ministers officiated but since you can't legally marry yourself it was purely a spiritual ceremony. she plans to take herself, of course, on a honeymoon where is she going to go? cambodia laos and dubai. >> congratulations, right? >> you don't need a prenup do you? >> i don't know. >> some of you, your local news is next. we'll be back. looked some more." that's why walgreens makes it easy to switch your prescriptions and save money. just stop by. and leave all the legwork to us. switch your prescriptions to walgreens where you could save even more on medicare part d with copays as low as zero dollars. at the corner of happy and healthy.

ryan dempsey selling leashes from old traffic ropes >> more worries in the marina district. >> they're stuck, you're stuck. i'm not going any place. >> but that would be the normal view. >> in just >>> in marin county wayne freedman abc7 news >> visit us on line and information on public transit options. we'll have a traffic app free from apple's app store. >> governor brown believes $113 billion state spending plan for the year. the governor will put more money toward water projects and combatting climate change. now we have a balanced budget. and will require prude yens. >> the governor is planning the uc system with a $120 million boost. he's rope yoesing a committee for his administration and university to work together costs on each campus. abc7 news is in the newsroom with that part of the story. >> you know the governor picked up the phone to call the president janet napolitano. as you might expect she was disappointed. at this point it is not clear if students and parents will get a tuition hike. >> with that, governor brown rejected the requests for an additional $220 million.

ryan dempsey plans to capitalize on it. he sells dog leashes made from old climbing rope right outside what will be an extra busy ferry building this weekend. >> more people, more traffic flow, more dog owners. we'll be down here. >> reporter: assuming they must take a ferry. wouldn't be doing this tomorrow would you? >> i would not. not even close. >> reporter: what is this? are we talking doom? is this the end of the world? >> no. >> reporter: john nizol, ground zero for turning around this weekend at least on foot. residents could conceivably have plenty of company. >> how about i just avoid the area? >> reporter: but you live here. >> yeah, that's true. >> reporter: good luck with that. >> thank you. >> reporter: now to sausalito, across the bay, a destination of hikers who tend to ride in from the city and then take the ferry back. at barrelhouse restaurant numbers don't lie. reservations for this weekend are down by 30% but not hopes. >> the ferries are still running. we are hoping to still get some of the people comi

phone numbers and e- mails of senior army generals up to and including joint chiefs chairman martin dempsey. personal information, which as one pentagon official put it shouldn't be out there even though it is not classified. at roughly the same time, the youtube channel where central command posts video from strikes against isis targets in iraq and syria began showing isis propaganda videos. in both cases it was the social media sites, not pentagon computer networks, that were hacked. scott, this was a gotcha attack, not a security breech, but in the battle of ideas between the west and radical islam, gotchas count. >> pelley: and i want to emphasize that the material, the data that was posted appears to have come from public records, not a secure military database. david martin at the pentagon for us. david, thank you so much. now on to the terror attacks in paris. today police said as many as six members of a terrorist cell may still be on the loose. one suspected accomplice is hayat boumediene, the girlfriend of the terrorist who attacked the jewish grocery store. before the attacks, sh