greta van susteren went to take an in-depth look at how americans and iraqis are helping in this huge humanitarian crisis. >> reporter: to see how they're dealing with the massive syrian refugee problem, fox files went to this camp. it is hard to understand what it means to be a refugee. >> they had clothes that people were selling, shoes that people could buy. they have nothing. >> reporter: as we look out anywhere from 12 to 17,000 people living in these tents. >> they have several hundred thousand people here, four camps. but it is like this inlebanon, turkey, jordan. but this is probably one of the better run camps i've seen. >> by the end of 2014, we believe that up to 4 million or more syrians will have left their country. >> it is such an overwhelming and astounding humanitarian crisis. you can watch our program doctor greta van susteren tonight at 9 k for more than on this encreditle story. >>> and there is more in-fighting in iran after member of the parliament accused president rouhani of shutting down a missile test and even taking its funding away. all of this is the two s

i'm greta van susteren in iraq. and behind me is a valley of refugees.but there is hope here because people are helping them. >> it poured rain last night. snowed where we were up in the mountains earlier today. >> on this day it was near freezing. and the people we met with reverend franklin graham in the refugee camp had little or nothing. >> they need the heat but they need clothes for children. as you saw, there were kids with those little sandals with no socks. >> bare foot. >> bare foot. >> some kids were just like in a t-shirt. >> inside one tent, i sat down with a 90-year-old woman who was sharing a heater with multiple families. >> how long do they get to keep the heater? >> we were told a couple hours a day? >> yeah. >> we are providing 2,000 heaters. we will get them here in the next couple of days. >> if you take somebody who has been cold and wet and now they are sick. if you are not able to provide that heater, they can be dead a few weeks later. my father is 95. if i had to take care of him on the floor of a tent, i don't know how you woul

greta van greta van susteren went to take an indepth look how americans and iraqis are helping in the humanitarian crisis. >> reporter: to see how they are dealing with this massive refugee problem, we went to this camp. it's hard to understand what it means to be a refugee. >> you saw down here people had used clothes people were selling, used shoes people could buy. they have nothing. >> reporter: as we look out there anywhere from 12 to 17,000 people living in these tents, this refugee camp. >> we've got several hundred thousand people here. it's like this in lebanon, like this in turkey, it's like this in jordan. this happens to be probably one of the better-run camps i've seen. >> by the end of 2014, we believe that up to 4 million or more syrians will have left their country. >> i hope you watch this. this is an important piece. don't miss "fox files" tomorrow 9:00 p.m. eastern here on fox news channel. >>> egypt's deposed president is back in a courtroom, but a health scare brings the trial to a halt. also, a newborn baby snatched from his home. wait till you hear about the sus

greta van susteren and a fox news team went to kurdistan with reverend franklin graham's charity organization, samaritan's purse, to take an in-depth look at how the americans and iraqis are helping in the humanitarian crisis. listen. >> to see how the president is dealing with this massive syrian refugee problem, fox files went to the camp. it's hard as an american to understand what it means to be a refugee. >> you saw down here people, they had some used clothes that people were selling, used shoes that people could buy. they have nothing. >> as we look out, is there anywhere from 12 to 17,000 people living in these tents. this refugee camp. >> we've got several hundred thousand people here at four camps. it's like this in lebanon, in turkey. it's like this in jordan. but this happens to be probably one of the better run camps i have seen. >> by the end of 2014, we believe that up to 4 million or more syrians will have left their country. >> seems unreal, but it is real. so don't miss fox files. that's tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. >>> the white house is thi

. >> i am greta van susteren and this is "fox files." flush >> god loves the people in the refugee camps as much as he loves me. >>> for franklin graham it's another day of work in north carolina trying to figure out ways to help the world's most desperate people. >> what's latest on sudan? >> they help those far away and all across america. >> they are cwhether it is cutt tree or mudding a house or looking for personal belongings in the mountains of west virginia or san diego, california it's all the same. >> we work in 10 different countries we have contracts we can draw from. >> i can't help the people in the grave but i can help their families and loved ones. >> since 1970 the charity has stepped up to help deliver food, shelter, medicine and education to people who are victims of car and natural disasters. sometimes they are the first ones who arrive and the last ones to leave. >> we have permanent field offices in 17 different countries. >> ken isaacs has worked along side reverend graham for years and earned the nickname can do ke

"on the record" with greta van susteren starts right now. >>> nbc must really hate their viewers.umber one jay leno and now their lead olympic guy bob costas drinking the russian kool-aid or maybe it's just that disgusting tap water over there. >> gluten has been a fixture on the international stage for almost 15 years as either president or prime minister. that's far longer than any other leader among the world's most influential nations. just in the past year, putin brokered a deal to allow syria to avoid a u.s. military strike by giving up its chemical weapons. and help bring iran to the negotiating table over its nuclear intentions. and he has repeatedly show cased his confidence to

"on the record" with greta van susteren is next. >>> the irs targeting scandal exploding on capitol hilling out president obama for claiming there is not a smidgen of corruption. >> so how can the president say there is not a smidgen of criminality when lois lerner invoked the fifth amendment 41 witnesses haven't been interviewed including the two that are here right now? i wish one of of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle would ask the president how in the world he concluded no criminality when lois lerner sat in front of them and invoked her privilege against criminality. he has gone on national television. he has pre-judged the investigation. and, in my judgment, has compromised the department of justice

"on the record" with greta van susteren is next. >>> this is a fox news alert.and millions of americans are in its path. ice and snow causing chaos up and down the east coast. in the southeast, ice knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and bringing roads to a stand still. nine deaths so far. now, heavy snow targeting the mid-atlantic, the northeast, more than 3,000 flights have been cancelled nationwide. "on the record" is taking you straight out to the elements in the hardest hit places. first chief meteorologist rick reichmuth in the fox extreme weather center. rick? >> the south has had such a rough winter so far. big storm in atlanta two weeks ago and getting hit again. the ne

"on the record" with greta van susteren is up next. >>> can we get one thing straight?t is unfair? when someone promises transapparently, doesn't deliver and then starts blamings or. >> do you think i'm unfair to you? >> absolutely, of course you are, bill. we just went through an interview in which you asked about healthcare not working, irs where were we wholly corrupt. benghazi. >> i think he largely pretends that these are distractions that these are stuff invented by fox. >> with an endless distraction of political posturing and phony scandals and phony scandals. >> if he he think it's unimportant then is he delusional. >> these things keep on surfacing in

greta van susteren seven straight years of losses the postal service is looking at a controversial wayoffer financial services in an attempt to reduce its $16 billion debt. congressman darrell issa is trying to block that move. why do you want to block it? >> the post office is going to lose $5 billion this year after a $2 billion rate increase. this is an organization that is carrying a very inefficient workforce, 100,000 excess workers, processing plants that should have been closed decades ago. this is not the kind of nimble organization that would be able to do high risk loans in urban communities. even more importantly quite frankly this is the third world proposal by the fatah ig and elizabeth warren, that you would have a federal laid-back bank guaranteeing small loans in high-risk areas. if you want to do it be honest about it. taxpayers will be at risk. unless you are charged reasonable amount of interest they will lose money. adam: work your example into this question. you brought up senator warren. she and part of her support for this is the heyday lenders which usually lend

"on the record" with greta van susteren is next. >>> this is a fox news alert.s and millions of americans are in its path. ice and snow causing chaos up and down the east coast. in the southeast, ice knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and bringing roads to a stand still. nine deaths so far. now, heavy snow targeting the mid-atlantic, the northeast, more than 3,000 flights have been cancelled nationwide. "on the record" is taking you straight out to the elements in the hardest hit places. first chief meteorologist rick reichmuth in the fox extreme weather center. rick? >> the south has had such a rough winter so far. big storm in atlanta two weeks ago and getting hit again. the benefit

"on the record" with greta van susteren is next. >>> this is a fox news alert. a catastrophic storm and millions and millions of americans are in its path. ice and snow causing chaos up and down the east coast. in the southeast, ice knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and bringing roads to a stand still. nine deaths so far. now, heavy snow targeting the mid-atlantic, the northeast, more than 3,000 flights have been cancelled nationwide. "on the record" is taking you straight out to the elements in the hardest hit places. first chief meteorologist rick reichmuth in the fox extreme weather center. rick? >> the south has had such a rough winter so far. big storm in atlanta two weeks ago and getting hit again. the benefit is because of that storm today, all of the schools were cancelled and there weren't people on the roads which is great news. it's a pretty sprawling storm, there is a severe side to it down across parts of florida. we have had tornado threats here. definitely damaging winds across south florida. but the snow across interior section

"on the record" with greta van susteren is next. >>> the irs targeting scandal exploding on capitol hillrepresentative trey gowdy calling out president obama for claiming there is not a smidgen of corruption. >> so how can the president say there is not a smidgen of criminality when lois lerner invoked the fifth amendment 41 witnesses haven't been interviewed including the two that are here right now? i wish one of of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle would ask the president how in the world he concluded no criminality when lois lerner sat in front of them and invoked her privilege against criminality. he has gone on national television. he has pre-judged the investigation. and, in my judgment, has compromised the department of justice. either he is wrong or eric holder is wrong. in either case, it is time for special counsel, mr. chairman. >> and congressman trey gowdy joins us. good evening, sir. >> hey, greta, how are you? >> good. i can hear the frustration in your voice and i know that prior to becoming a member of congress, you were a federal prosecutor, assistant united

"on the record" with greta van susteren is up next. >>> can we get one thing straight? do you know what is unfair? when someone promises transapparently, doesn't deliver and then starts blamings or. >> do you think i'm unfair to you? >> absolutely, of course you are, bill. we just went through an interview in which you asked about healthcare not working, irs where were we wholly corrupt. benghazi. >> i think he largely pretends that these are distractions that these are stuff invented by fox. >> with an endless distraction of political posturing and phony scandals and phony scandals. >> if he he think it's unimportant then is he delusional. >> these things keep on surfacing in part because you and your tv station will promote them. >> he thinks he deserves an exemption from being asked some tough questions. >> the thing that amazes me, one obama agreed to do it? >> regardless of whether it is fair or not it, has made fox news very successful. >> uncle judge who is a little stubborn and been watching fox news. >> fox news. >> fox news. >> there is a part of me that think

he actually spoke out on the kelly file last night are on greta van susteren. excuse me.e first amendment. the fcc has announced it is not going to send researchers hired by the government into newsrooms across the country. that's a good thing i think for all citizens i have heard from hundreds of americans across the country on emay and twit his or her express their own concern. they come from across the ideological spectrum. that's one of the good things about this dialogue it's illustrated everyone regardless where they come from political issue shares that bedrock understanding what our constitution means when it says the press shall be free. >> this is just the latest assault by this administration. , they have gone after individual reporters. they snooped on our own james rosen, on his parents on staten island. they tried to send people to prison who leaked information to the public. they have in some cases sent to prison whistle blowers. now they are trying to monitor newsrooms. you would think the press would be up in arms. >> lay out the parameters. snooping into

james bruno a retired foreign service officer spoke with greta van susteren "on the record" last nighttes, greta, is the only country in the industrialized world that treats ambassadorships as political spoils. i'm aware of no other country that does this on a large scale. not as much as we do. sent people out there who are amateurs. they are bound to trip up. >> last week the nominee to argentina admitted he had never even been there. illinois lawmakers want to ban smoking in your own car. the new bill would make it illegal to smoke whenever a minor is in the car. 14 other states are considering this as well. five states like arkansas and louisiana have already made smoke-free cars the law. >> as far as smoking in the car, i don't agree with that it's bad for your kid. second-hand smoking is definitely not good for them. i never smoke around my kid. >> having mandated law responsibility to be a good parent. i don't think it should be mandated. ited should be forced. violators face $100 fine. only if accused of another driving event. >> the visuals on this are fascinating. camel fractu

ben carson told greta van susteren that there are two possibilities; either dishonesty or gross incompetencelieve that they were lying. >> of course they say there are many, many things that were considered and, therefore, they had to discuss all those things, so maybe they didn't get around to that one. that would be sort of nike a neurosungar going in -- neurosurgeon going in to do a case and saying, well, there's so many things we have to consider that we just forgot about that, so that's why a patient's dead. that's just not an acceptable excuse. and that would -- i would, i would rather believe that they're being dishonest than that they would be that incompetent. martha: tucker carlson's the editor of "the daily caller" and co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. good to have you here. >> thank you, martha. martha: so kathleen sebelius said point-blank does the president know about this, no, he absolutely did not. the president said, boy, if i knew would i have gone out and said this was going to be a fantastic shopping experience? what's going on here? >> well, there's really no good answ

the commissioner who was on greta van susteren last night brought this to light with a "wall street journal" column and doing media appearances. maybe this will put pressure and fcc chair said he is going to amend some of the study. it hasn't happened yet. it is just a field study that is supposed to happen this spring in south carolina. of course its voluntary although the fcc is a regulator so how voluntary could it be if some broadcast studios are asked very nicely to cooperate? so we'll have to see but the revelations are pretty astounding. >> what possible justification, it is interesting, they're basically saying that we want to make sure critical information is getting out there to the public. who are they to decide what an individual news organization decision-making process should be in terms of what stories they run and what stories they don't run? >> that's a very good question. ostensibly the fcc is making sure there are low barriers to entry for entrepeneur and media to break into the business that sort of seems like we're talking in time warp here because not only is there cab

jon: former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani, joined fox's greta van susteren for "on the record."n the controversy of killing u.s. citizens over drone and expressing concern the way the issue is being handled. listen. >> very concerned four american officials are talking about this to the press off the record. that is a serious breach, protecting our national security. if this guy has any brains he already figured out who he is and he is hiding somewhere. so, you know, a lot of the, a lot of the ways which they can protect us already have been come pre miced by the fact this has been leaked. jon: in just a few moments we'll be joined by former attorney general michael mukasey will give us his take on the situation. jenna: is one pain reliever safer than another when it comes to your heart? an fda panel is voting on that. dr. siegel breaking down what you need to know. >>> major demonstrations to mark a turning point in history, the 1979 iranian revolution. today in iran they're burning our flag and cursing our country's name. where we stand with iran today and what this means for

sitting next to me is the man on camera more than bill o'reilly and greta van susteren combined.nd. peyton manning walks away with his fifth mvp, surprising? >> not at all. i liken it to the great artist, picasso, he is the greatest and deserves it. he's amongst the greatest right now. it doesn't change his legacy if he doesn't win, only enhances it. and right now tom brady and joe montana are mentioned to be the greatest ever played. peyton is right in the mix. >> does that bring the pressure at 37? >> not at all. he's not aware of it. the only thing he's focusing on is the seattle defense. >> now we'll talk about robert wilson, making clutch passes but not rigging up big numbers. i think there's more pressure on mar schon lynch than russell wilson. >> i don't think marshall lynch feels any pressure. we wouldn't know, but russell is the key for seattle. he's thrown for over 300, he can do it. if you think of the afc championship game, tom brady missed opportunities against this defense with people that were open. you get the running game going, it's going to be really up to seat

greta van susteren makes an exclusive trip with reverend franklin graham and his is a r samarit samaritan'sization to a refugee camp in iraq where there's a syrian refugee crisis exploding. there are 250 refugee there is right now and they expect upwards of 3 to 4 million coming in the next months to years. so that is a very rare look. remember, we don't have u.s. forces there, so greta has the exclusive stuff. and the other story, of course, claudia callen travels the streets of new york. it's the 50th anniversary of the murder of kennedy genovese. many may have witnessed it and did nothing. the latest at 9:00. >> called bystander syndrome. so that will be very interesting. thank you so much, griff jenkins, we appreciate it. interesting stuff. "fox files" airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. don't miss it right here on the fox news channel. >>> don't go anywhere, because coming up, the olympics kicking off peacefully, but the terror fears are far from over. our panel of terror experts here live with the threats facing our country and what needs to be done to keep us safe. >>> and bet you didn't know