>> greg?publicans need to do something or the public is going to turn on them. i predict that obama and the republicans will get along on tax reform they'll get a deal and they'll get a deal on trade. >> are we going to talk about what you predicted last year? because i find it particularly charming. >> turned out to be right. >> you predicted obama care will be much better than doubters predict and not cost democrats that many seats. bam! >> it didn't and it's much better than it was. >> okay, whoa! >> so kimberly what's your prediction? >> well, i had a winner last year because i predicted that the gop would take back the senate. check. thank you very much. >> i was nervous when you said that. >> you were. i think you had the apprehension going. this year, this is a layup. i think this is a layup. kim kardashian? yep. she will have another baby. i'm not 100% sure with kanye but i think she will -- maybe. >> can i make one more prediction? that there will be a kiss tonight at around midnight

she also got plenty of grief this year from greg.ch. >> i'm greg gutfeld along with kimberly guilfoyle bob bowling and she swims laps in a sink it's dana perino. live at five. light bright. winterized her barbie dream house she owns a timeshare in candy land she was married to a smurf in the 90's her big wheel is a hybrid. jet skis oon a sea horse. try her lady bug omelet. she packs her lunch in a thimble. sleeps in a box. she is dana perinos poll vaults with a toothpick. sun bathes on it. it's dana perino river rafts on a tris cut. snow boards on fruit toe. hand glides on butterfly. dandy land board track. snow boards in a fish bowl it's dana perino, this is the five. >> that's awesome. >> so that's called the long form joke. do you it for a year just so you can make it into a nice piece of performance art. >> i feel so belittleed. >> nicely done. >> play on words. i think it's adorable. all of those things seem so much fun snowboarding on a lentil. >> i repeat them and i think i have said that before. i have such a bad memory that

still at me as greg rayburn. -- still with me is greg rayburn.gress is back but snow is slowing things down this morning. we can see snow at the white house finally. >> what tends to happen is the city like congress gets a little paralyzed. >> any excuse to be paralyzed? is that what you are saying? >> we have to assume it will be better. divided government usually yields better results. we hope that today will be a start of getting things done actually getting bills passed and getting budgets passed and doing the work of the congress the way it should be. >> but john boehner is facing this challenge from a group of a rowdy republicans. do you think he will survive? >> i think he will do fine. john boehner has been an extraordinary leader. he has led that chamber, that house through some very difficult times. he has been able to keep the party together. there may be 20 republicans are want to take him down. i not sure they will get to a second vote. i think this is a challenge as there is from time to time but i believe that speaker boehner will

let me ask greg actually. trying to be persuasive, you're trying to lead an effort to counterterrorism it doesn'tdoes it matter what you call it? >> imagine if you had an exterminator come to your house and you have a serious roach problem. he goes we don't like to call them roaches. we like to call them little happy flowery things. and we don't want to kill them. we need to reeducate them. you can't educate killers, especially ruthless killers. the idea -- what troubles me mostly, we've had this debate about gitmo forever. it exposes a priority that doesn't make any sense. if you're in the middle of a snowstorm, the first thing you do is you don't strip to your undyes. and that's what we're doing. instead of closing gitmo we should be expanding it. we should be franchising it. make it, like taco bell, but it's terror bell. and this is an interesting thing about president obama's concern over islamophobia. why the obsession to close gitmo? that, in a weird way exposes the president's bigotry because why would

we begin with american philanthropist greg carr. he's committed himself and his fortune to helping one of the poorest nations on earth mozambique in east africa. as scott pelley first reported in 2008, greg carr thinks he's found something special in a wildlife park that could be mozambique's salvation. >> greg carr wanted our first experience of gorongosa to be just like his was in 2004: a helicopter ride to see the park's vast size and breathtaking diversity. >> when we flew over this, i said, "this is it," you know, because, i mean, it's beautiful. it's magnificent. >> it's almost 1,500 square miles of african wilderness: lakes, plains, even a rain forest. gorongosa spreads across the heart of mozambique, a country that lies along the east coast of southern africa on the indian ocean. >> oh, wow. >> carr can't fly over it without sounding like a kid. >> okay, look at this. this is great. >> here he goes. we saw hippo, antelope, and elephant, but not many. gorongosa is a tragedy in two parts, with the loss of its animals and the s

and wide open without romney. >> greg? >> carl i have a comment, a question and then a text that i will be sending you privately about tonight. my comment is obviously you said he is not running in 2016 but he didn't say anything about 2020 so it is safe to say he is running in 2020 and you hear it first on "the five." if he is not running in 2016 will he lease his hair out to potential candidates? >> i spent an awful lot of time with mitt romney in 2012. in the total two years of covering him i have almost never seen a hair out of place unless it was intentional for making him look like he was letting it all hang out. >> no fly aways with mitt. >> he is very controlled. >> one of the things that made it seem so unlikely to go through this for years mitt romney and his staffers have been making sure all guys like us understand he is analytical, loves to crush numbers and makes sure no detail hasn't been thoroughly analyzed. >> could you sit with a straight face and call mitt romney a king maker? who is he going to -- what'

i want to introduce greg olsen to you. he was the third paying person to fly to the international space station. greg went up in a rocket in 2005 or 2006. 2005. he reportedly paid $20 million or more or less, more than my virgin galactic flight. but he did some real experiments. he started something called centers unlimited. made a ton of money. but this guys a real science geek as well as a businessman. i do want to say he is a ham radio operator. he has contacted earth from the space station himself. we are going to the opposite of in about 40 minutes in the trophy room. i just want to say, greg is a nice guy. his castle, that came back from space, the tiny capsule is in the intrepid museum on the west side. if you want to see how small it was. greg olsen. [applause] >> thank you. i realize i stand between you and watch. so i'm going to try to blow through the presentation and do any questions. then we will get to eat. people ask me where i get the idea to go into space. i am not a professional astronaut. i'm not even a

at 5:45, greg anthony walked through the front door wearing a hoodie. minutes later, the police escorted him out in handcuffs. an undercover sting at the doubletree hotel along rhode island avenue northwest. the police posing as prostitutes use the internet to lure men to a private room at the hotel. one by one, a number of men were arrested, including 37 -- 47-year-old greg anthony, a retired nba player and current sports analyst on cbs who was scheduled to call the maryland-michigan state basketball game today. fans walking to the xfinity center this afternoon share their surprise. >> i don't think he was thinking a whole lot. >> you never know what goes on behind the scenes. >> according to d.c. police, anthony, a husband and father of four used a computer to offer money in exchange for sexual favors. fans have mixed opinions. >> i'm happily married, so i believe it is illegal and immoral. i hope he gets what he deserves. >> i think you should be able to do what he does. i know it's illegal, but in a private room he should not get in trouble for it.

back to you. >> still so much going on and greg you have a question? >> so the hostage e was on the loose for about 24 hours, do we have any idea about where he was? and also i assume he was able to be out there because he might have had help? >> exactly there's got to be a support network for all of these people. it seems like the two brothers the ones responsible for the newspaper shoot-out, they were pretty much on their own, they hijacked, they had one car waiting, they hijacked another car, they hijacked a third car, they were going through the forest, being chased by police and these guys were counting on themselves and counting on their own instincts instincts by the way, honed in places like yemen where the older one trained could be seen as more aggressive on that score the younger suspect was in jail for about three years, but from 2005 to 2008, after that, it's pretty much free, we're trying to be a model worker in some of the menial jobs here in paris, while he schemed on the other side. the older brother spent about two years from our unde

back to you. >> still so much going on and greg you have a question? >> so the hostage taker/terrorist, he was on the loose for about 24 hours, do we have any idea about where he was? and also i assume he was able to be out there because he might have had help? >> exactly there's got to be a support network for all of these people. it seems like the two brothers the ones responsible for the newspaper shoot-out, they were pretty much on their own, they hijacked, they had one car waiting, they hijacked another car, they hijacked a third car, they were going through the forest, being chased by police and these guys were counting on themselves and counting on their own instincts instincts by the way, honed in places like yemen where the older one trained with the forces of acap there, on the other side the gunman who shot and killed the french police officer, he had actually a conviction on his record from four years ago, trying to break free in a prison, a convicted terrorist there. so he had experience as well too, and has got to believe, as you elewd to

and this is what greg's seeing. greg told us he was suspicious about the stability of this mountain and as he started that snowboard down that hill he heard a pop, and he thought that might be the snow cracking above him. he's really aware of what he's doing, and he told us he did have on one of the air bags so if it happened again he dould deploy the air bag and deploy properly. >> another video quite similar. this time though the folks are snowmobiling. watch what happens. you can barely see the snowmobiler in the middle of the screen. there's a fog smear on the camera lens. watch. he gets carried down what starts out as small avalanche but suddenly he disappears. listen to the guy with the camera. >> man down man down. >> you see an arm waving out of the snow. >> man. >> all over his mouth and face. he can't clear it himself. terrifying. >> yes. you always think of this great avalanche in the swiss alps but this is something relatively small. >> yeah. >> are you okay? >> he swallowed a ton of that snow and he's t

greg will be back, maybe. we ended a little early. >> did we? with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ ♪ know when to run. ♪ ♪ you never count your money, ♪ ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. all right, i'll see you tonight. >>> hello everyone i'm kimberly, along with dana bob and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. opening day on capitol hill for the 114th congress republicans are now in full control for the first time in eight years. john boehner easily won a third term as speaker of the house today, despite some defections and challenges from members of his party. >> friends, colleagues, countrymen, especially the people of ohio's eighth congressional district. thank you for sending me here. as speaker all i ask and frankly expect is that

questions today and our last interview with greg. >> please welcome greg plitt. >> oprah celebratingn luther king jr. >> i think he's very proud of what's happening on this bridge today. >> "extra's" got queen o on the packed streets of selma, alabama. >> this is an incredible atmosphere. >> new pics eva mendes and ryan gosling's first date night after the baby. >>> then john travolta honoring angelina jolie and explaining the new selfie that went viral. >> i heard you were at the gym at 3:00 a.m. >> you want me to be completely honest with you? >> how we just totally shot jen aniston. >> oh my god! that's stunning! >> this is "extra" at universal studios, hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> welcome to

meanwhile greg's mother says she has seen the very best of humanity and the very worst in a few short days. in oakland alan wang, abc7 news. >> new at 11:00 a lucky driver just barely escaped getting hurt by a fallen eucalyptus tree. the tree came down around 6:00 in moraga. the driver was hurt because the tree fell on the back of the car. the tree knocked out power more more than a couple hours. it is still blocked as the crews finished removing the tree. >> did you see how hazy it was around the bay area. it is going to be like that again tomorrow. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. sandhya patel is here with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> dan it was so hazy. you felt like you were in a fog, right? >> we do have fog. let's show you live doppler 7hd tracking the clouds and tracking the fog down below. visibility is poor not just around petaluma where it is fluctuating, but out toward livermore down to five miles. same thing for napa and san carlos three miles and half moon bay seven miles visibility. nice to see a rainbow. we had showers and sprinkles and unf

fox news correspondent greg palkot is live in paris with the latest. greg? we need to underscore the unconfirmed. what we are being told by police is that operation is ongoing in the city. it's about 90 miles from where we are in paris police are surrounding a location. they have been shooting at and working around unconfirmed reports' two brought into custody that were involved in the shootout here in paris on wednesday that left 12 people dead but the interior ministry and the french police are not confirming that to us. what they're saying though to us is that they know who did it. one individual, in fact even has a terror record that he got a conviction for assisting individuals to go to iraq and to fight u.s. soldiers in iraq in the year 2008. as of now, no word on whether these gentlemen are in custody. what we do know is that they left 12 people dead, two police officers and ten staffers of the satirical newspaper charlie hebdo which is known for controversial cartoons and articles cartoon must have set these people off was the satirical cartoon about

i want to bring greg back in. he's live in paris, following this from the very beginning, the most tragic of events that played out this week. greg, get your perceptions on what's happening today as grand parts of this investigation are still very much active. >> reporter: exactly. we're seeing historic events here today. we're now being told it's one of the largest gatherings of people in france, in the history of this country. that's really saying something. and just the events you were detailing to our viewers in the grand synagogue in the eastern side of paris, that's also amazing inside that one synagogue, not just leaders of the jewish community here. some 500,000 strong, but also leaders of the muslim faith here. some 6 million muslim inhabitants of this country, all together with both the leaders of france and the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu. these are remarkable remarkable events. but the authorities here know that as gratifying as this is, they have immediate concerns and long-term conce

>> thanks for asking greg.r we're going to have a hearing with all foreign service chiefs who are going to describe and i'm saying in drastic terms, the disastrous effects of sequestration. and if sequestration is not appealed over the next two years, they will testify that they don't believe they're capable of defending this nation against the threats as they see it. we have to convince our colleagues in congress and maybe get the president to weigh in that we've got to repeal the sequestration. look i'm against the waste in this mismanagement and cost overruns. and i'm very much disliked in some parts of the military industrial complex. but sequestration is not the way to do it. then, of course we have to try to force the administration to come up with a strategy in the middle east. and against vladimir putin. >> so those are just a few things on your agenda. how do you deal with immigration as a larger issue? do you think this is something that we can get resolved in the next couple of years? >> yeah i think

greg -- bureaucrats come in. greg, we love these kinds of stories.>> will do. of. liz: he's bringing internet access to everybody. it's going to be much more important and significant than that. greg weiler, watch his name. one web founder and ceo. >>> we have a very special programming note to tell you about. as you are hunkered down on the eastern seaboard or anywhere, we're just hours away from the premiere of fox business' new show, "strange inheritance ors" with jamie colby. it's about ordinary americans and how their lives were suddenly changed when relatives left them unusual items like classic cars, crocodile ranches, the world's largest thermometer. what do you do with that? well, "strange inheritance" premieres tonight at 9 p.m. eastern. jamie colby join ising us for a preview in the next hour. you really shouldn't miss this, it's truly fascinating. and for all of us on the east coast who are stuck inside, we're going the watch that. >>> closing bell ringing in 17 minutes. the weather may be just terrible, but our market panel has plays for

meanwhile greg's mother says she has seen the very best of humanity and the very worst in a few short days. in oakland alan wang, abc7 news. >> new at 11:00 a lucky driver just barely escaped getting hurt by a fallen eucalyptus tree. the tree came down around 6:00 in moraga. the driver was hurt because the tree fell on the back of the car. the tree knocked out power more more than a couple hours. it is still blocked as the crews finished removing the tree. >> did you see how hazy it was around the bay area. it is going to be like that again tomorrow. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. sandhya patel is here with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> dan it was so hazy. you felt like you were in a fog, right? >> we do have fog. let's show you live doppler 7hd tracking the clouds and tracking the fog down below. visibility is poor not just around petaluma where it is fluctuating, but out toward livermore down to five miles. same thing for napa and san carlos three miles and half moon bay seven miles visibility. nice to see a rainbow. we had showers and sprinkles and unf

i'm going to let greg in >>> okay, it's time now for one more thing. we have a great time on the commercial break. we're going to do one more thing for you. i was in south carolina for the last several days, through the holidays, i want to share some pictures of my good friends and my grandchildren, my grand twins, they call me grand ma america, macy english in savannah georgia. this next one, peter and jasper in the side car, if you look, jasper is very good at checking for traffic. twins on a dock and this one i love. this is scott and millie standville. we loved meeting her in south carolina, we had a great time. i had a great holiday. >> no wonder you've been gone so long. you have 100,000 more pictures. >> erick, you're next. >> so, minimum wage went up in 24 states. it has nothing to do with job losses, there are plenty of economists that would disagree with that. take this for example, this is tastes of life restaurant, it was a pastor who ran a nonprofit restaurant when michigan raiseded it's minimum wage from 8.50 -- minimum wage rate hikes do

i'm greg gutfeld. this is "the five."st in, bill clinton is an islamaphobe. >> they got sucked into this by somebody essentially using religion and religious politics toed a toed toed a advocate

>> i like it. >> greg? >> i don't have a father. deeply offended. >>> up next can you guess bob's favorite moment from state of the union? here's clue. it made republicans very angry and the media and left thought it was a burn. the answer when we return. >> there was one line i loved last night. want to hear it? >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- [ applause ] i know, because i won both of them. . >> the republicans got stunned on that one. >> he nailed them. i don't know if they saw that coming or had that line set up. >> obviously off the top of his head. >> he looked of at the republicans and turned to the democrats and said i know, because i won twice. . he said you want to get the job done right hire a veteran. that was my favorite line of the night. why didn't we think of that in 2008? >> i think that he showed he can be provoked by three clappers. but it's not the first time he has to remind everybody that he won. remember with john mccain when he turned to senator mccain and said elections have consequence

a special shout out to my husband, greg smith. there is quite? there in the back and my sister, eileen a christiansen who got very early to fly in from portland to fly in today to be here today. who represents a loving family elsewhere. but, this is a pretty major decision and having greg's support in all this is key. i certainly could not have even consider this without him. so, it's that the medic 28 suffragette and these have lots of years of practice i'm afraid. but, but also to all of you. really guys, this is our date this is your day. a lot of us have worked together for a couple -- >> [applause] georgia signed sealed delivered. >> signed sealed delivered. so we work together. some whispers long as 20 years. i think that's -- nothings going to change about the way we do things. we have search for opportunities. we have solved problems. we have, in a civil and respectful and progressive manner dived into the really tough questions for our district and whether it's making clay tower accessible or providing adequate levees services with or wh

this is bizarre him so so coming out and saying that about greg.here is something to be said about getting a look when your younger guy and keeping it -- alex cooper he is wearing golf clothes. and he is still looking like that. he really looks likechemo howard stern agents. >> he is an ugly boy george. >> boy george is gorgeous. >> kevin. >> yeah, my turn. >> what are the things man son did -- he referenced his friend johnny depp. that's the hardest part is the name dropping. >> i was just talking with george clooney the other day. it is weird you can bash jesus all you want and that's okay. here he is defending radical muslims. you are racist for not playing isis? maybe isis plays marilyn man son when de cap -- de decapitating people. >> why did he call mooy a racist and put it in quotes? >> i don't think he knows what it means. briefly in the 90s you dated marilyn man son. are you still in touch? >> unfortunately not. i don't like to touch him. when he name dropped he name dropped the white friend who is a real racist. he is plning a come back a

greg talcott is in that area for us and greg, it's my understanding that in the early going they thought maybe they had gotten all the hostages out alive, now we know according to police sources four were murdered. >> reporter: absolutely, shepard. just in the last ten minutes we've been able to figure out what the confusion was and why police thought they had done the full job there. we did see we ourselves saw and police saw six hostages even more, ten hostages emerge from that supermarket. well police thought job done. they felt that the hostage taker had five maybe six hostages there. well, we're getting new reports literally in the past two minutes, just as you were introducing me, that there could have been as many as 15 or 20 hostages inside. i don't know how that information got so muddled, but that is why in the process four hostages were killed. and that is, that is now confirmed, and that's the number we're talking about. we were trying to figure out what the confusion was shep and the other account that we had which hadn't been totally knocked down is that he came the hostage

. >> and greg gutfeld's new intern takes his final interview. our panel debates whether he should be given a second chance next. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> that was hard. and now let's welcome our guest. she is so hot her middle name is third-degree. i am here with fox business network reporter tracy, third-degree, burns. you can see her on "bulls and bears" every saturday at 10:00 eastern on the fox newschannel. she is excited for sunday's big game. she is devouring her liver by a score of 78 to cantaloupe. joanne nosuchunsky. and he is in the movie, american sweater. it is tv's andy levey. and he has more brains than a zombie's frige. next to me remi. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> it was a pretty strong opening. i think we can take a break. the or raw -- oragami condom is about to fold. the guy who invented the condom that you paid for with your tax dollars now has to pay back the funds. the national institute of health gave him $2.4 million your money, to develop his new fangled rber that -- rubber that

greg? >> i'm with her on the death penalty but not on the marijuana thing. >> we know that. >> can we step out of this theater for a minute? this is what republicans do to democrats and what democrats do to republicans. it's proven ping-pong. like, for example, i like sheriff clark, i love him, but i'm not sure -- i don't know why he's there but i'm glad that he's there. but there's a tip for people who have a problem with her. win the presidency. then you can make the nominations. and then -- and i agree with eric. she can't be worse than holder. you have to try really hard. >> you really have to do something. >> but people question her because they always question the judgment of president obama. if he had nominated a freshly reanimated ronald reagan we rejected strictly out of suspicion. >> the truth has been -- >> that's true. legitimately president obama has the judgment of a bitter grad student. >> gearing up for michael mukasey in 2007 democrats were very aggressive. >> i want to pla

greg you're standing by. what have you seen and >> reporter: jenna, it seems the french authorities pulled off a picture-perfect effort. we're awaiting full confirmation from the interior ministry, and the police, all three of hostage takers picture-perfect if you want to say they were in custody or dead, they have been killed. all hostages have been freed and saved. jon: wow. >> reporter: this is according to afp. that is main french news agency. this according to other reports. again the best possible solution would have been according to many people for these hostage takers to have been taken live but the secretary choice and other thinking on that this is the resolution that the french authorities were going for. again, quick analysis. some quick pointers on each situation. first in the situation involving the main suspects in the "charlie hebdo" office shooting,' apparently according to reports on the ground burst out of the building while police were making their main surge into the building. that is, a

>> i like it. >> greg? >> i don't have a father.ply offended. >>> up next can you guess bob's favorite moment from state of the union? here's clue. it made republicans very angry and the media and left thought it was a burn. the answer when we return. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. they challenge us. they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. >> there was one line i loved last night. want to hear it? >> i have no more cam

questions today and our last interview with greg. >> please welcome greg plitt. >> oprah celebratingtin luther king jr. >> i think he's very proud of what's happening on this bridge today. >> "extra's" got queen o on

greg?arlie hebdo again after a week since the brutal attack there in the newspaper office it is out again selling very well. also at news stands across sold out. people stood in line to get their own copies. 700,000s are sold. they arebout 5 million. they usually sell about 60,000 every week. on the cover a cartoon of the muslim prophet mohammed. yes they sayñr it is provocation but yet they say it should be printed freedom of expression. there are developments in the investigation into the attacks. the leader in al qaeda the dangerous al qaeda chapter in yemen now claiming responsibility. said and cherif kouachi those responsible for the attack said they were a part of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. the other attack was connected to isis. they are looking at where they got the funds, where they got the money. the suspected individuals involved in the attacks and who else were involved. as many as 6 suspects being chased. meanwhile here outside of the news agency they keep saying we wil

greg palkot joins us live. what's the latest?> heather, ainsley, yes in the last half hour fox news has been able to confirm there has been one arrest last week making his way across the border from bulgaria, turkey, it happened on january 1st but we are finding out about it now. there has been maybe 5, 6, 8 accomplices on the lose in paris police in hot pursuit. so are the troops of the french military. 10,000 soldiers now deployed helping out with the search. now the partner of one of the dead suspects as you noted she was spotted going into turkey. she is next to the counsel kobani. the kouachi brothers known for the slaughter last sunday seen with a rocker launcher at a gas station about rad to hijack a car. this on the day of memorials first the victims at police headquarters here honoring the three policemen shot. back to you ainsley. thank you, greg. >> as the manhunt continues charlie hebdo releases the first issue since the massacre. the cover depicting the muslim prophet mohammed shedding a tear and holding the sign tha

greg is live in paris. greg, what can you tell us about the increased security going on now? >> reporter: kelly you're right, europe is a continent on edge tonight. on high alert as well. this in the wake of the deadly attacks here in france, in the past week. you were talking about belgium, that's where a lot of the focus is. 300 troops out on the streets. they are protecting the sensitive sights. including united states and this is a including a network of jihadis there. they were supposed to be going after police in a nationwide range of attacks that could have been happening as early as yesterday. that's why the police in belgium moved in. not just there, but in germany ireland, near france. a range of arrests and operation against terrorists. the big focus, kelly is on individuals usually young muslim menner who are going to perform jihadi acts in places like iraq and syria. perhaps get training in places like yemen. and then come back and bring that kind of terror back to europe. this is a big concern and that's where the focus can right now, kelly. >> greg, we also und

greg, are you there? >> reporter: yes absolutely, shannon. >> what can you tell us about what you've seen today? >> reporter: we're watching the scenes inside, what is called the grand synagogue that is in the eastern side of the city, the largest synagogue in paris. paris still has a vibrant jewish community and attending the ceremony right now is along with israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, are the top leaders and officials from the french government. that would include the frempk president, as well as the french prime minister as well as former french president nicolas sarkozy. there will be a 45-minute ceremony at that synagogue then prime minister netanyahu will say a few words. obviously the jewish community here and jewish people around the world very struck by the events of the past couple days. particularly by the friday hostage taking and killing in the kosher supermarket on the eastern side of paris. four hostages were killed in that incident. that is that they weren't even alive to be

greg is live with the latest now. greg. >> reporter: it's sunday night in paris and the french are looking ahead to a week they will try to get back into a normal routine after days of terrible events here. that could be difficult. deployed across this country now we're told 122,000 police and soldiers on high alert in case of another terror attack as we moved around paris this weekend we saw a lot of troops heavily armed on the street, guarding sensitive sites, including synagogues and other sites including the tourist favorite, the eiffel tower right now. 11 people remain in custody in france after raised the last couple of days. after raids the last couple of days. it is believed they are support of the network supplying guns for the man thought to be responsible for, among other things, the shootout at the supermarket. as for the two gunmen believed to be responsible for the "charlie hebdo" newspaper office killing, the second of those two gunmen were buried overnight on the outskirts of paris. his brother was bur

meanwhile greg's mother says she has seen the very best of humanity and the very worst in a few shorts. in oakland alan wang, abc7 news. >> new at 11:00 a lucky driver just barely escaped getting hurt by a fallen eucalyptus tree. the tree came down around 6:00 in moraga. the driver was hurt because the tree fell on the back of the car. the tree knocked out power more more than a couple hours. it is still blocked as the crews finished removing the tree. >> did you see how hazy it was around the bay area. it is going to be like that again tomorrow. here is a live look from the exploratorium camera. sandhya patel is here with a look at live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> dan it was so hazy. you felt like you were in a fog, right? >> we do have fog. let's show you live doppler 7hd tracking the clouds and tracking the fog down below. visibility is poor not just around petaluma where it is fluctuating, but out toward livermore down to five miles. same thing for napa and san carlos three miles and half moon bay seven miles visibility. nice to see a rainbow. we had showers and sprinkles and unfortu

greg? >> reporter: arthel yeah as we watch that massive march and massive security effort, we can also tell you a massive investigation of the horrible events that occurred here this week continues intensely by the authorities. just in the last 24 hours, there has been a release of six people who were detained as well as an 18-year-old thought to be a prime suspect. he was also released. i don't find that too unusual. the french usually throw a very wide net out and pull it bablg. but as you know, the search for that remaining alive prime suspect in the terror attacks hayat boumeddiene continues. it's believed she could be an accomplice to acts including the killing of a policewoman and the nasty shootout at the kosher super market. she might not be in this country. it's pretty much certain that she isn't. according to various reports she left here, went to spain, went over to turkey and is now in syria and probably wasn't in this country when this whole thing went down. syria of course the

we begin with greg palkot who is live for us in france. hi, greg. >> good morning, folks. after that massive rally we saw yesterday it is a massive mobilization of security. we have learned and it is reported french authorities fear this could there could be more attacks. they are mobilizing as many as 10,000 soldiers not police soldiers to be on the ready in case of more security risks. the top cop says france must be vigilant. no wonder the investigation into last week's terror continues and is coming up with very alarming things. let's talk about high yacht boumeddiene. she is the girlfriend of one that took over the grocery store. this kind of act could be justified she said. now she is on the run. various officials are confirming she could be as we speak inside syria in a town held by isis. believe it or not not far from the town we have been telling you about for several months now coulibaly. the partner of boumeddiene is in a video pledging his allegiance to isis as more information comes out about his background. turns out he kept a large store house of weapons and

greg, pick up the story. last night when we went to bed, we believed the kouachi brothers were in the forest. they ditched the car or they had driven a car into the forest. there were police helicopters with night vision goggles overhead. what happened? >> yes, a lot of dramatic things happened. again, they had hijacked one car. it was seen yesterday morning at a gas station when they robbed the place of gas and food, drove the car off to the enl of that forest and then left the car and entered the forest on foot. that's when, as you noted, we were tracking a massive manhunt through a big rural area, a forest the size of paris. it turns out what probably happened is early this morning they went to a secondary road, not a highway, a secondary road running alongside that forest. we're about 45 miles outside of paris. they stopped and hijacked a car, small compact car, put the passenger out of the car. we know that because that individual, a woman then called the police and said your two main suspect they're in

the burbank police department is investigating greg plit's unusual death.he 37-year-old killed saturday after being struck by a train. >> mentality, belief confidence in yourself. >> reporter: his powerful words in a motivational video, foretelling of a tragic end. at 4:09 p.m. saturday police responded to a call that plitt was struck and killed by a metro link train in burbank. >> train versus pedestrian. >> reporter: police believe it was an accident, saying plitt was filming some sort of video on these tracks with two other people. and no permit. >> were there any warning signs? >> yes. the train conductor did see him. he sounded his horn and hit the brakes train. but he was unable to stop time and mr. plitt did not seem to react to the horn. >> here's a good example. here comes an amtrak train behind you, speeding by quietly. it blows its horn. because it sees people here. but many types that train arrives, you didn't hear it coming. >> i didn't hear it at all. >> reporter: metro link telling us they require all film crews to go through a rigorous proto

sunny afternoon y in el cajon, california, just outside san diego. 23-year-old freelance cameraman greg torkelson is listening to his police scanner. >> if something happens, you know, a shooting, car crash, a house fire, something like that, i respond to it and i try to get the good shots. >> shortly after 5:00 p.m., greg hears a call about a man brandishing a gun inside a residential home. that man is 32-year-old kevin collier, despondent since his wife alyssa filed for divorce five days earlier. he had moved out, but now came back with a gun. when he discovers alissa is out, he instead shoots and kills their 14-month-old daughter riley and his mother-in-law, beverly rockoff. >> i had no reason not to be home. he thought i was going to be there. i should have been there. >> collier is now holed up in the house. el cajon police have taken up position outside when greg arrives. >> i saw officers had their guns drawn. i pulled up on the curb, got the camera out and moments after all hell broke loose. >> collier is shooting at the officers in the street. rookie officer tim mcfarland seen

i hope that doesn't happen here. >> good job, áp&. >> time for greg's secret to happiness. important tip. when you want to get drunk do it at home because if you pass out you don't have to drive like this fellow here. clearly he had been -- he fell asleep in his own drink. he can just go sit down and sleep it off. >> i think cats didn't like water. >> it's vodka. >> animal abuse. just keep watching the cat video. >> you never know. >>> over the weekend chuck todd took a shot at donald trump saying he might not be a credible candidate for president. that didn't sit well with the donald. he had a series of five pretty angry tweets so many people have told me that i should host meet the press and replace the moron who is on now. just too busy, especially next >> it is wednesday january 28th. cities buried in snow this morning. some biggingdigging out from nearly 3 feet. new england bearing the brunt of this bliss arred. we are live tracking what's ahead. >> a terror group leads to isis now claiming to be behind an attack at a libyan hotel. new threats against the u.s. is our a