has condemned those things dennis ross who used to be the middle east envoy for the united states has written about how palestinians have not been willing to make enough concessions in these negotiations. have you concerned that moving to join the international criminal court going back to the security council and this increased tension will mark an end to bilateral negotiations about a two state solution? >> i have seen dennis ross's article today and i'm planning a response to it because ignoring facts and trying to finger point at us as palestinians doesn't mean the facts don't exist. dennis ross knows to all people on earth that he did not say the truth in his article and i'll respond to him demanding him the facts of life and the facts of negotiation. secondly what's wrong of palestinians saying to their people that through peaceful means void of vinyls we will seek the help of the international community to void the two state solution. dennis ross, irrespective of what israel does right or wrong i'm telling him the world is not divided between those who are proisrael and those w

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so here is what dennis ross a former middle east envoy had to say about king abdullah's legacy. >> he very tough position vis-a-vis and proceeded over a tough policy over iran and seen iran in engaging in a policy and threat of encirclement and trying to dominate the region so he had strong views. he expressed them clearly. he has sought i think in a very gradual way open up the saudi political system and i think we have greater inclusiveness, obviously there is a long way to go but he will be a figure at a time when there is great uncertainty and a great deal of turmoil within the region. he will be a figure who will be missed. he created kind of authority. i think that will also be missed. and there will be a lot of i think a lot of expectations about exactly what his departure from saudi arabia is going to mean. >> reporter: and saudi arabia's ties with the united states have largely been based on oil. and also the trade and military equipment. and patty has more on that. >> reporter: the past two u.s. presidents have shown what critics say was a little too much deference to saudi'

let's bring in fox news contributor ambassador dennis ross. he served as special assistant to president obama special adviser to former secretary of state hillary clinton and is live from our d.c. newsroom it looks like to me. ambassador, thank you. >> nice to be with you. thank you. >> they have a bank -- well they robbed enough banks, but from everything that i'm able to bring in informationwise it doesn't look like they're very good at governing. >> i think they're very bad at governing. i think that in fact they're trying to create an impression that they are a state. they're trying to show that they can provide services. they actually are running schools, teaching their version of what education should be like. and i think one of the reasons that the united states and others are going after some of their sources of income is to insure that they are not able to produce very much at all. association i think so, i think one of the things we will continue to see is they will try to present themselves a certain way and suggest they're not goin

ambassador dennis ross is a former special mideast coordinator.ood to see you, ambassador. >> nice to be with you. thank you. >> absolutely. tell me, is it critical for president obama to show respects to the now deceased king abdullah there in saudi arabia? >> well i think it certainly helps. it's a measure of how we value the relationship. it will be something that is seen by the new saudi leadership and i emphasize new saudi leadership, not just king salman but those around him as well as an indication that the united states values the relationship very much. i think that's important right now, because i think not only do we have a common enemy in terms of isil but the saudis have a number of questions about us as it relates to how committed we are to iran and the effort to negotiate a deal, a nuclear deal with iran. does that come from their perspective at their expense. >> right. as you well know, one of king abdullah's top priorities was to stop iran's power from spreading. i ask you, do you think that the politics between the u.s. and saudi

going to talk to dennis ross a big middle east negotiator, congressional leaders, trying to get to thet is the super bowl. we're going to be talking to john riggans that's when the redskins used to play in this game. john riggans, the great runningback, rigo he won super bowl 17, almost single handedly. you asked me for my pick. i'm going to give it to you. i know america has been waiting for it. the patriots. >> deflate> f v÷'hóç$> that's why i hope that richard sherman is a really good cornerback, is actually not at the game but is at the birth of his child. then it will leave a weakening in the defensive backfield. >> a lot of people forget he used to do play by play on cbs for many, many years. chris wallace fantastic job today. >> pat summerall and me. good-bye guys. >> thanks, chris. >>> on this friday, we got some headlines. here is heather. >> we begin with this, you have seen him right here on "fox & friends." but milwaukee county sheriff david clark was on capitol hill yesterday, had some staunch words for eric holder about what he calls an anti-cop att

denny's. welcome to america's diner. >> isis is striking again n a gruesome new video the terror group executed one of its japanese hostages and now they are making a new demand. brian ross the story. >> this morning his family and government are desperate to save the life of japanese television journalist. they posted this picture of him. force today hold part of the body of his cellmate. asking for a prisoner swap instead of $2,900,000,000 ransom demand. >> they no longer want money. so you don't need to worry about funding terrorists. >> in japan, the prime minister called the new video an outrageous and unforgivable act. and his mother told reporters her son sounded extremely nervous and she added this is no time to be optimistic. >> we will look closely with the japanese and among europe and this is a team effort among all the nations to find the individuals. >> the prisoner isis individual demanding to be freed is a failed suicide bomber in death row in jordan who islamist groups they have tried before to free. she was part of an attack on a jordanian hotel that killed 60 people attending a wedding. >> brian ross reporting. this morning president obama is in india

host: john ross is our guest with the latest report that shows the program is not effective. dennissouth carolina, independent caller. caller: when we get these people crossing the border, they commit an act of terror and they have citizens who are not born in america, why don't we deport the whole family as a deterrent? guest: that is beyond the scope of what we were looking at. we did not look at some of the issues you are talking about. i do not have any answers for you today. host: what is the most cost-effective way of managing the southern borders? guest: it is one of the things we're asking cbp to determine. it is fundamental and operating a government program like this. you need a plan as to what are your needs and how the meet those needs and how do you know if you are being affect it? at is a major criticism we have had for these programs. they have not done the kind of measurement expected in these kinds of programs. host: mississippi, gary, a republican. caller: thank you for taking my call. i was going to suggest to use our taxpayer money wisely. you can contract it out