jon: jenna.: 29 nine ports on west coast shut down forcing ships to wait offshore with products that you use every day. this comes as thousands of workers walk off the job in railroad strike north of the border which could impact u.s. industries. we'll look what both events ultimately could mean for americans across the country. ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort ma

jenna: okay.is now dead a question moving forward about al-qaeda what it look like now -- looks like now, but also our relationship with iran. so let's bring the story full circle because these iranian nuclear negotiations are happening right now. what do you think these papers illuminate about the negotiations that we should consider? >> well, i think iran still allows certain al-qaeda operatives to use their soil for operationings. in fact -- operationings. in fact the state the president has routinely recognized that since 2011. even as they're opposed to each other in certain ways and as the u.s. is trying to bring iran into the world community iran still has this deal with al-qaeda and that says a lot about the assumption behind the negotiations which is that president obama thinks he can have an alliance with iran against their common enemies. the answer to that is, no iran has an alliance with their common friends against us. jenna: tom, great to have you on the program, as always. gregg? g

jenna? jenna: peter, thank you. jon: a major winter storm blasting the deep south with heavy snow, dangerous ice and fridge grid temperatures. frigid temperatures. how areas not used to this kind of nasty weather are responding. >>> plus, three new york city men arrested in a plot to join isis and kill the president. how that terror bust went down. >>> and new information just revealed from treasure-trove of documents discovered in bin laden's hideout in pakistan. the chilling plans al-qaedaed had for the white house and the --al tide had for the -- al-qaeda had for the white house and the statue of liberty. we'll go in depth next. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpow

jenna.ant to set the scene. we're 60 miles northwest of downtown los angeles. this commuter train was heading to l.a. this morning through oxnard when it crashed into that tractor-trailer. take a look. see what is left here. it is charred. we're told seconds afterwards there is video of the truck fully engulfed in flames. the authorities are saying the driver of that truck fled from the scene, and has since been arrested. why? we're still not exactly sure. right after this happened triage became a top priority. we saw them set up colored tarps to separate the seriously injured from the rest. firefighters were helping pull passengers out of derailed cars. like you just mentioned, 51 people now injured. including a conductor and engineer. four people are in critical. but the important part no fatalities here. this is a push train. that means that the engine is behind the cars. there is really nothing to buffer the passengers from a collision like this. but after big collisions with metrolink t

jenna: u.s.r secretary telling two sides in the west coast for a dispute to reach a deal and in the meantime merchants are being cost a lot of money. fruits and vegetables are rotting away, both getting in and out of this country and the gridlock is hitting the california citrus industry especially hard. in addition to the struggle with the drought. we're joined by the president of scientific shippers that ships citrus fruits. we've been covering this story but haven't talked about the impact to business owners. how significant is this strike to your business? >> at this point it's fairly devastating to the citrus industry. this time of year we're normally exporting about 60% of our fruit during the month of february march and early april. and we reduce that to half. we're shipping $6 million a week and now we're reduced to $3 million. jenna: what does that mean for your business and hiring and jobs and everything that goes into running awe a successful company? >> the fruit will not hang on the

jenna. jenna: greg palkot in kiev. thank you. jon: from america's election headquarters new jersey governor chris christie might be losing ground in the crowded field of potential republican presidential candidates. many donors in his home state apparently are defecting to jeb bush. bush has been quite aggressive in locking up big bucks for a possible campaign. let's talk about it with guy benson, political editor for townhall.com and a fox news contributor. richard fowler is a democratic strategist around radio talk show host. guy, to you first. we are more than, well, almost two years away from electing our next president. chris christie apparently feels that if he is going to get into this race he can to it on his own time and his own terms he doesn't need to be about the business of locking up big donors and raising funds right now. does he have a point? >> well you're right there is a long way to go. we're what six, seven months away from the first republican debate in this primary and

jenna in. jenna: very interesting. peter, thank you.: the trial of the man accused in the murder of chris kyle is focused from the start on mental health and whether defendant eddie ray ralph knew right from wrong. taya kyle, the widow of the murdered navy seal, held kyle's dog tags while testifying about the last time she ever spoke to her husband. will carr covering that trial for us from stephenville texas. >> reporter: good morning. a texas ranger just took the stand, he'll be talking about exactly what he saw the day of the shooting. a short time ago chris kyle's bid coe, taya went into the courthouse. taya was the fist witness on the stand yesterday. she wore as cross and in his book chris kyle described his deeply religious. the jury really seemed to resonate with taya yesterday. you have to keep in mind that the jury's made up of 12 jurors 10 of whom are women and whenever taya got emotional, several of those female jurors teared up as well. it also hit a nerve for some jurors when they saw pictures of the scene, some gruesome i

the thief -- jenna: really? jon: calling the bra bandit, ran off into the desert with clothing cleaning supplies and loose change from the truck. jenna: what a bizarre commodity nation. bring you up-to-date on that story when we hear more. fox extreme weather alert for you. millions of people around this country feeling the freeze. bone-chilling temperatures across the country biting even some of warmest states. this brutal cold-snap, it is brutal is about to get even more severe. meteorologist maria molina with details from the fox news weather center. what can you tell us about this? >> today might feel warm for some people when you look at numbers coming up for monday morning across the northeast. it is about to get a lot colder out there. the actual temperatures are forecast to be below zero for some areas in new england. talk about looking at current windchill temperatures. they are pretty brutal out there. feels like 18 below in burlington. even as you head farther south look at asheville the 12 degrees is

jenna? jenna: jonathan, thank you. >> the defendant's girlfriend testifies in the "american sniper" murder trial, telling the court eddie ray routh asked her to marry him the night before chris kyle and chad littlefield were shot dead. hear how she responded. >>> plus nearly 200 hospital patients may have been exposed to a drug resistant superbug. two of them are dead. what happened in that hospital? i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do

jenna: great read. we look forward to having you back on the program as we see whether or not income inequality does become a central issue or perhaps republicans take your advice. we'll see. look forward to having you again. thank you. >> you're welcome. jon: opening statements in the murder trial of the man accused of killing american sniper chris kyle. his lawyers plan to claim insanity. thousands rally across iran. what they're chanting about the u.s. on the anniversary of the iranian revolution. major: here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your heart and body so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. ♪ is it the insightful strategies and analytical capabilities that make edward jones one of the biggest financial services firms in the country? or is it 13,000 financial advisors who take the time to say thank you? 'night jim. gonna be a whil

jenna: it's not. hope you had a great weekend. i'm jenna lee. far reaching storm is stretching 1,000 miles with a host of warnings and watches now posted and it's not only dumping snow as jon mentioned but lots of it and lots of freezing rain making for dangerous travel conditions. the storm forcing the cancellation of thousands of flights and closing hundreds of schools across country. we have team fox coverage today. maria live from the fox weather center. rick leventhal live from new york la guardia airport. we start with chicago, an area very much hard hit. >> yeah. you mentioned the bad travel conditions the storm has caused. yesterday there were two storm related deaths in nebraska from drivers in extra separate incidents. the snow is coming down so hard and so fast and the wind was so strong that there were whiteout conditions throughout much of the midwest yesterday. here in chicago, the roads this morning, 500 trucks were out here on the street clearing the roads overnight so these main roadways, they're looking good. the problem is ove

jenna: thank you very much. jordan's air strikes against isis part of a larger group against the terror group. coalition aircraft have been conducting nearly 2300 air strikes as part of operation inherent resolve. jordan did 56 over the weekend but there's been thousands up to this point. american forces fly the majority of those missions more than 1850 are led by american forces. other cannotries conducting a combined total of 438 air strikes. the total cost of the operation to taxpayers related to isis now a staggering $1.3 billion. that's just to the beginning of january. that's an average of more than $8 million a day since august when the air strikes began. >> it is a very big day at the white house. president obama meeting with german chancellor merkel. they are expected to focus most of their time on the crisis going on right now in the ukraine. a peace summit this week and the looming question over whether president obama will begin arming ukraine's military forces. we are awaiting a joint news conferenc

jenna: interesting.o you think we should be doubtful of isis's move inside of libya after seeing execution video of coptic christians? should we view that with less awe and more skepticism this. >> yes. what they have done in libia, both the execution of libya and terrorist attack in tripoli is horrendous. late last year isis portrayed themselves being in control of northern city of city of durna in libya. we know they do not control it. they finally gained geographic control over area of libya a town of 10,000 people but that is also an indication they weren't able to take durna. jenna: okay. >> showing that the organization isn't expanding as much as it portrays is important part of disrupting its momentum. jenna: interesting to hear you say it. gives us something to think about. quick final thought. easy to feel overwhelmed by the spread of islamic terrorism because we talk about all the different groups from isis to al qaeda,ance shaar al sharia, boko haram. we look at all the maps. can you give us q

jenna: thank you.: as whitney houston's daughter fights for her life in an atlanta hospital why bobbi kristina brown's family members are reportedly feuding now. jon: all right. now a little snow isn't stopping folks in boston from celebrating their super bowl champions today. m.v.p. tom brady, coach belichick and the entire patriots organization taking part in a parade after an epic victory over the seattle seahawks. rick leventhal joins us live from the big party. rick? >> jon, patriots fans have long demonstrated they can handle rough weather. this parade started 45 minutes late despite the chill and the huge snow banks that line the route, they're here and cheering their four time patriots. this is one of my favorite times. it says deflate this in reference to the potentially underinflated balls. as you see now, the parade passing down -- passing past the square very close to the finish line of the boston marathon. new england patriots celebrating their fourth super bowl championship. the bostons a

jenna: we'll take the exclusive interviews as well. i'm jenna lee in new york city. senator mcconnell is willing to put out a clean bill as long as the representatives will do a stand alone measure. >> this is a historic event. this is a historic overreach by this president and it must be stopped. >> congress if it acquiesces and agrees to fund legal action that congress has rejected then it has weakened itself on a very significant way and would be noted historic. jenna: senate minority leader reid says his caucus would object to the deal unless speaker boehner agrees to vote on that clean d.h.s. funding bill. >> the problem is everybody, i'm waiting to hear from the speaker. we have to make sure that people understand the nature of this congress that we serve in. so to have senator mcconnell just pass the ball over to the house isn't going to do the trick. >> let's bring in juan williams fox news political analyst and the senior editor of the national review and a fox news contributor. so where do we stand now? lots of finger pointing going on. but republicans, jua

jenna: absolutely. one of the things alberto nisman warned about sleeper cells of iranians over north america as part of their own spy ring. definitely one we continue to watch. jonathan, thank you very much. gregg: coming up next breaking news on fort hood. the u.s. army making a big digs for the -- decision for the victims. our media panel here as brian williams comes under more scrutiny about his reporting. this time what he saw or didn't see during hurricane katrina. >>> plus president obama taking heat for comparing isis to christianity's violent past. at tte national prayer breakfast. i have great credit. how do you know? duh. try credit karma. it's free and you can see what your score is right now . i just got my free credit score! credit karma. really free. jenna: fox news alert. fox news confirming that the u.s. army will award the purple heart to victims of the fort hood shooting massacre back in 2005. that announcement expected next week. here is chief intelligence correspondent catherine her

jenna: that's interesting.ou're providing neighbors information about who could be living down the hall from them and it's important to point out there are lots of people that are owning this property legally and the use of shell companies is legal but the bigger question is just about the impact it has on the real estate market here at home and also taxes because your story points out that some of these people are getting big tax breaks that wouldn't be available to american buyers for example. >> well the tax rates are available to americans but they've been attractive to foreigners and so has the secrecy. a lot of foreigners like that they can very quietly buy things here and that the people back home would not be easily able to find out about them. certainly not all the foreigners. but in new york you can buy $100 million condominium if you have that kind of money, and you know, at least the beginning you're paying something like $17,000, $18,000 in property taxes which for new york is a small amount on tha

jenna: maria, thank you. >> thanks.nd new stories we're working to bring you in the next hour of "happening now." hillary clinton and the inevitability factor in the 2016 democratic race for the white house. what's the difference between now and what happened to her in 2008? >>> plus, a mystery unfolding off the california coast where young sea lions are dying off for the third consecutive winter. what in the world is causing it? óqoqúúÑ@ sfwl we are still trying to figure out bird man. >> we have on hour and we will see you back then. >> "outnumbered" starts now. >> this is "outnumbered." i am andrea, harris is here kimberly is here and stacy dash is back and today's #oneluckyguy as the waters world turns j-dub is back and he is "outnumbered." >> i am going to use that. >> you can. >> good to see you. >> good to see you, harris. >> andrea's least favorite phrase is happy monday. >> she only says that because she worked on sunday

jenna: that's very interesting.na: it's such an interesting point of note that you may hear it secretary john kerry is now speaking in key ads. we have a meeting with nato as well. if your assessment is true that the control of vladimir putin is shaky, those are your words, what can we do to further deter russia from -- to deter them from exploring what is becoming very much a war in the region? >> well, if the russian authorities will not do anything that threatens their hold on power, the more difficult we make it for them to pursue their aggression in the ukraine and the less likely they are to do it. right now they think there is an advantage to waging this war and the united states has means of raising the price of that aggression and we need to turn to those needs including the good of the russians. jenna: it's great to have you on the program and we look forward to having you back sooner rather than later. thank you for making time for us today. >> okay, all the best to you. gregg: the measles outbreak, the w

. >> i am jenna lee. this is the first time a president sought congressional approval for military force since congress gave president bush the go ahead to invade iraq. our president will make a statement on the war powers request he sent to capitol hill. it will give president obama the power to provide options for troops on the ground. the president faces doubters from the republicans and democrats. this is coming as the house homeland security conducted a need on the countering the theft violent extremism. our chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel is on capitol hill and we start first with white house correspondent kevin court. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. it is interesting that the white house is saying from the very outset, they don't envision long- term large- scale offensive that we have seen in iraq and afghanistan. however, the language in the request is intentionally vague. just moments ago, we heard white house press secretary josh earnest saying it is fuzzy because the preside

>> yeah, jenna. secretary of state kerry by the way in that testimony talked about gains that have been made against isis in syria and iraq including kurdish peshmerga forces taking back and recapturing about 30 villages in syria. that said let's talk about the hostages. we're getting reports that an estimated 90 people 90 of the syrian christians as mentioned, were taken by isis. many of them women and children. now all of this happened basically under the cover of darkness before dawn on monday when the isis militants overran several villages along the kabul river in northeastern syria. this is a river if you look at a map that hooks up with the u uutrayties and the villages clustered along the river and an area that has been under isis control though being pushed out of a lot of areas at this point but there's been heavy fighting between various forces and also the isis militants there. that continues. now, some good news if you can say that in all of this, about 3,000 people managed to escape isi

sorry, jenna. >> that's okay.e'll be right back. >> controversy continues over the obama administration's push to close guantanamo. two families are getting a firsthand look at detainee court proceedings. kathryn harris is live in guantanamo bay, cuba with more, catherine? >> reporter: thank you very much jenna. families from 9/11 travel all over the united states here to the navy base and high security courthouse behind me and yesterday they were in court and saw only little action 20 minutes before the proceedings was shut town. this was frustrating to them. they hoped to hear substance and instead heard complaints from the suspects. >> they are taking place now and they are on track to go to trial and you see no movement toward that, and it is frustrating. one loses the privilege and that's what they tol them. >> reporter: this is a frustrating process. 9/11 suspects were arraigned in the courts under the president bush, and a year later attorney general eric holder announced he would send it to new york city a

. >> i am jenna lee. and >> and i am jon scott. we are covering all of the news, "happening now". >> he gave us happy talk about the economy. >> president obama's $4 trillion budget slammed in congress. >> it is not mission accomplished. >> can the white house and republicans find a compromise. >> people are hurting and we have a long ways to it go and can we need to fix this. >> or will it be another battle. >> plus you tried to keep your children safe and healthy but there is a new government warning about what is in your toddler's food. >> i am trying to get over another lane and i am starting to push. >> my water broke and pulled over and called 911 and how is the baby. >> how a terrifying trip to the hospital finishes with a happy ending. it is all "happening now". >> but we begin with the turmoil in ukraine as the u.s. weighs military aid in a country that is locked in a vicious battle with russian backed rebels. >> the situation is getting worse by the day. and those rebels said they keep pushing for territory. >> the white

jenna? >> john. thank you. >> a wave of immigrants expected to apply for benefits under the white house's immigration program. so who's paying for it? well, we all are. we'll tell you about that and the so- called castle doctrine did not work for the montana homeowner. we'll hear how long he will be behind bars and the trial of the suspect that killed the american sniper. the suspect is described as nuts. the legal panel will debate all sides. americans drink 48 billion bottles of water every year. that's enough plastic bottles to stretch around the earth 230 times. each brita filter can replace 300 of those. clean. clear. brita water. nothing is better. >> millions of imglants protected from deportation under the president's deportation order. but processing that it is a tall order. critics are questioning the coast of it all. doug? >> reporter: jenna, the administration wants to avoid a repeat of the obama care roll out when the administration protects 5 million illegals takes affect this coming ma

i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. the white house with a three- day summit fighting isis extremism they insist on avoiding the mention of fate in describing the terrorist and their victims in the brutal beheadings. john, good to see you. the president has not commented yet on the brutal beheading of two christians that you mention. he got back late last earnest and the white house getting criticism and in that statement it did not refer to faith at all. it spoke about egyptians being killed. vice-president joe biden later this hour will have a chance to comment on all of this as he opens the three- day summit on what the white house calls violent extremism. another official from the state department is getting ridicule for comments she made on msnbc suggesting that to beat the terrorist, you have to give them jobs rather than kill them, listen. >> we can't win the war by killing them. we cannot kill out of the war. we need to go after the root causes that lead people to join the group lack of opportunity. >> we'll not

i am jenna lee. >> i am jon scott. and in the meantime western leaders are warning of all out war in ukraine as kiev and pro russian rebels battle on an expanding front line. earlier president obama meeting with german chancellor angela merck. the president said the russian powerful military would be hard to defeat and making diplomacy all that more important. he said russia's track record does not bode well for the furniture. >> russia sent in more tank ands heavy artillery and the separatist have destroyed vill arages and driven more ukrainians from their homes. these are the facts. >> they are watching this closely in the pentagon. we'll find jennifer griffin. >> reporter: jon, the german chancellor and president obama did not have a warm relationship. it was strained because of the spying. but today they tried to put that behind because of the meeting in mensk. if diplomacy fails, we will look at the other options and other means to put in place to change mr. putin'sical. >> and as to the export of arms, i have giv

>> good afternoon, jenna. i think you know, afghanistan is known as the graveyard of empires for a good reason. alexander the great and againgis stan and the soviet union and every empire has failed. and there is 14 major tribes and a number of subtribes and if there is anything in afghanistan that will bring them together is the concept of the foreign invaders. a l hell baghdadi came out and included afghanistan in the caliphate. you might think in concept that it might tend to work with the taliban concept but it actually goes against. it they are fiercely independent as a people and they will do pretty much what they can. >> baghdadi is the reported leader of sjtvñ)b1ñisis at this time. there is a major country lying between syria and afghanistan. and is this high on the the list of concerns about isis getting in afghanistan and where does it fall? >> to be honest in my mind, i don't really at this stage, it is not a grand concern. i mean afghanistan. if you look at afghanistan, it is a thousand miles away

invest getter reporter jenna susko joins us now. jenna? >> we are looking into security breaches. specifically workers compensation. people injured on the job are facing even more problems. personal information is out there. some companies are sending private medical data to the wrong people. but where exactly it went and who has it still remains a mystery. >> they couldn't tell me how many copies of any information were leaked. couldn't tell me where my information went. couldn't tell me whose else's envelopes were stuffed that day. >> we look at why some victims have trouble holding anyone accountable. back to you. >> thanks jenna. if you have a tip, give us a call. you can also send us an e-mail. >> are you ready to have fun now? the excitement and chill in the air. yes. we said chill. looks like about 70 degrees outside. that is hockey. can you believe that? >> wow. that's so cool. >> that is hockey. not in the shark tank p. this is the live look at levi stadium in santa clara. the sharks as you might know borrowing this field, adding some ice for the big game tomorrow night.

>> reporter: hi, jenna, the u.s. and coalition aircraft continued strikes in syria can and iraq. 13 more strikes in iraq the critics say it is not good given the horrific video of the isis beheadings and the the president for the third day in a row is golfing in california. and the report suggest they paste dealership to the estate where the president is golfing again. the white house is trying to straddle the fine line about fighting isis and not consumed by. it susan rice said isis is not a threat in the united states. but many in congress watching the growth of isis see it as a potential threat to the united states. some think that the authorization for military support given two congress by the white house is too open- ended and some say too closed ended and here is speaker boehner speaking on fox news sunday. >> the president is asking for less authority than he had today than under previous authorization. that is not smart. we need a robust strategy to take on isil and no one has seen one from the white house.

. >> i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. critics are calling out the clinton foundation launched by the president more than a decade ago from accepting contributions for from foreign governments. it is an issue that former white wight press secretary robert gibes said clinton must address soon. >> there is no doubt that the appearances are awkward at best and they will have to do something in the short term to deal with this in a way that put its off of the table. >> from the democratic perspective things will be better when there is a formal campaign. >> but there is a slow roll of rolling headlines for a long time. >> tom it is the bill, hillary clinton and chelsea foundation. how much longer can she continue to accept through the foundations from foreign governments? >> we'll have to see. i agree it is a problem and raises questions of conflict of interest and goes to one of clinton's vulnerabilities and that she and her husband went through the thing of how they were dead broke and they are fund-raising machines and so i

i am jenna leely. >> and i am greg jarret in for jon scott. the bill in question would fund dhs for the entire year but roll back the president's executive actions on immigrations and democrats said it will continue to fail unless immigration is off of the table. republicans are now working on a modified version that fund some of the president's new policies but they are running out of time. >> look at the the senate floor. mike emmanuel joins us live from capitol hill with more on the lead story today, mike. >> reporter: house speaker boehner tried to turn up the pressure on senate democrats and the house did the work and won its fight and put it back in their court. >> several times this week, senate democrats including senators who oppose the president's action blocked the bill. republicans are standing with the people and the democrats are protecting the president. >> reporter: pressure is building on capitol hill with homeland security money to run out. many law makers are calling for a plan b. the conservatives want to stop the president

we are joined by jenna sesco with more details. >> people injured are tron job and facing more problemsheir personal inpormation is out there, and mailed to the wrong address, but where it went and who has it remains a mystery. >> my medical history, and mow ing where i live, and they have my social security number. >> reporter: someone has his private information, and yet, he may not know where. >> he is the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: president obama was here last week at a cyber security summer speaking about online security. >> and we do more online than ever before, we shop, and pay our bills, and handling the re records of our personal matters. when he opened up the letter he knew that the name was wrong. >> reporter:r so he contacted the company. >> they could not tell me how many envelopes were filed that day. he said that interns were stuffing the in -- envelopes, and he says that this is the first time that it has happened, but there is no follow-up. medical records, and other personal information is to be prohibit hed from sharing, and yet, other third party companyies w

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. >> i am jenna lee. the internet video shoes that the pilot was burned alive in a cage by the terrorist. now there are calls for retribution. and jordan sxouted to convicted al-qaeda terrorist at dawn. one of them a female prisoner whose release isis demanded. jordan's king was in washington when the news brook. king abdullah rushed back to jordan saying the vengeance will not end there. kathryn? >> john, this morning, jordan is launching new bombing raids in key isis areas in syria. there is a heavily armed convoy leaving the prison after the executions by hanging. this man was alleged to be a senior member of al-qaeda in iraq and a former top aid killed in 2006. the female suicide bomber was part of a plot to kill 63 in jordanian hotels. her vest failed to detonate. this is the hostage isis said they were willing to swap for the pilot. isis played the 22 minute of the pilot being burned alive on outdoor projectors in the strong hold of syria with some in the crowd chanting god is great as the execution

>> reporter: thank you, jenna. general michael flynn is a credible voice on the subject and said the threat of islamic terrorism is unacceptable levels and no evidence that it has peaked. >> i have the unhappy task that according to the significance islamic extremism has grown over the last year. >> reporter: he said it is a kinetic fight and a idea logical battle. it is an arc of instability from iraq and yemen and syria and africa. and another saying that isis is getting a foot hold there. >> you are seeing anise lammic state affiliate in libya. it is ungoverned space and it is a civil war and that is destable otherwising both east and west. >> the most interesting elements of flynn's testimony warned that the allies that are dumping the weapons in the region must be reigned in as a large effect to bring the arab nations together in a collective defense similar are to nato. >> we need an arab world nato- like structure and not deal with each one of these countries as though they are individual countries and indiv

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. >> reporter: jenna we have new information from the white house aides, they are deeply concerned that isis is claiming to have killing the american hostage and adding, that they have not verified these claims just yet. and they are actively and aggressively trying to confirm this and deeply concerned by the possibility. as you noted it comes in a broader context, with the president dealing with critics saying his isis strategy is not working. we have seen beheadings and the jordanian pilot burned this week. and susan rice stepping to the podium to unveil a new national security strategy. last time they unveiled a strategy in 2010, they talked about down playing counter terror as a central part of their strategy. i pressed josh earnest. >> in retrospect was that naive? >> not at all. one clear piece of evidence to indicate that strategy had success. the president had success in building a coalition of 60 nations to take the fight to it isil. >> reporter: we are told that susan rice will say climate change is a major national security threat and a claim critics will jump on in a week in

jenna: groundhog day.e groundhog saw his shadow signifying six weeks of winter and it's a repeat as well as last monday. today's storms are even bigger. a bigger chunk of the country, team coverage of the storms that are cancelling thousands of flights, shutting schools down and creating a real mess for everybody. in the meantime president unveiling his budget this morning. he wants congress to approve a $4 trillion budget which includes tax hikes on the wealthy, spending on infrastructure and raises for government workers. plus the dow up slightly today but it's been a tough year for the markets. today exxonmobil reporting better than expected quarterly earnings but profits are down substantially along with the cost of oil. so it's a big story that's coming up at the top of the hour. >> i'm very upset with punxsutawney phil. >> how dare you bloated rodent. >> oh, my goodness. >> the war over gender, graduate at suni of new york is no longer using courtesy titles of mr. and mrs. and miss in official writte

jenna?nton is not an official candidate for president but she may bring baggage along from the family foundation. host of media buzz is here to explain buck raking. not muckraking. but buck raking. why is it so significant? >> reporter: it is a lot of bucks. hillary clinton foundation raising 2 billion and we learned it lifted a ban on raising money from foreign governments. you have an unprecedented spectacle of foreign regimes that can't contribute to u.s. campaigns. but currying favor from the hillary and bill and chaels foundation. this fiction that it is okay because hillary is not a candidate. she's putting together a campaign apparatus & it does not smell right. >> what questions dow think that the press needs to address based on the money coming from overseas in the foundation. >> why does the foundation which does good work around the world. why does it feel it's acceptable to take money from sources that can't contribute to campaigns in particular saudi arabia and other governments

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i'm jenna sueko. see which made the list. >>> a lockout could shut down ports as early as next week. this is a live look of oakland. cargo ships are backed up waiting to unload freight. this is just one of 29 ports on the west coast all caught in the same standoff affecting trades with asia. the maritime association, which is threatening to walk out, claims that workers have been waging a slow-down which is why the ships are stacking up down shore. >>> california drivers could be slapped with a new fee. let's take you outside. this a live look at 101 in palo alto during this evening commute. state assembly speaker tony atkins proposed a plan to improve our freeways and roadways. each driver would pay about 52 bucks a year. according to the governor's office california needs to find a way to pay for $59 billion in overdue road repairs. the new fee would require two-thirds vote from state lawmakers to pass. >>> the shack has been sacked. the once to go place for electronics, radio shack, is now closing

jenna? >> reporter: after the 1971 earthquake in southern california caused two hospitals to collapse a law was passed to make hospitals safer but we found hospitals across california haven't made changes. state documents reveal a third of a bay area acute care hospitals are at risk of collapsing during the strong earthquake. we are talking about buildings where patients are being cared for and those providing critical support. we sat down with two psych attendants working when thing about what knit tude 6.6 earthquake caused their hospitals to collapse. >> for me it was take care of my parents, make sure everybody is safe and then get home and i can go into shock. >> came down with such force that we saw aerial views of it later, you could see small objects lying 20, 30 40 feet around. tonight at 11:00, women show you which bay area hospitals are most at risk of collapsing and why. back to you. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit or jenna, give us a call at 888-996-tips or an e-

any time you get jenna bush, i love her. >>> still ahead, rethinking the risk. a major change likely coming to advice about cholesterol. >> and also breaking right now a sports anchor gunned down outside his home. the major development overnight in the search for a suspect. >>> plus, a new cheating scandal unfolding in the sports world. this time allegations against a little league team that the entire country got behind. >>> shares of apple began trading with the company's market value in record territory. with its stocks advance the company became the first ever to be valued at more than $710 billion. that was at the close of trading yesterday. well that's nearly twice the value of the next biggest company, exxonmobil. >>> the twitter account of another major american media company has been hacked. hackers claiming to be affiliated with isis managed to take control of "newsweek's" twitter account for 14 minutes and tweeted out warnings of more attacks and threats against the first family. authorities say the threats have low credibility. the hackers did not br

jenna has our story from nbc k.a.r.e.one took a look at this same place and saw a darn sales floor. >> we were selling girl scout cookies to ice fishers. >> reporter: there but for the grace of chapped lips go aye you heard her right. this rosy cheeked red blooded norwegian is on the ice. >> hello. do you want to buy some girl scout cookies? >> reporter: fishermen startled at the sight of two 10-year-olds pushing cookies in the sleigh had no -- seriously, it's like shooting fish in a barrel. >> i think it's a great idea though. for sure. ice fishermen always looking for snacks. why not. >> reporter: one down on to the next. >> keep walking. >> reporter: inga runs a tight sled. >> we were wondering if you would like to buy some girl scout cookies. >> reporter: same pitch, same result. >> thank you. >> thank you. you guys have a great day. >> you too. >> reporter: and just like that inga gets closer to the quota, and ruby tags along. kids have a funny way of making you change your lens. because you and i, we saw a quiet lak

jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." aim andrea and here with us today -- and today's hashtag one lucky guy, the doctor is in. don't lay down on the couch. you can sit up right now and ask your questions. dr. keith, welcome back. >> group therapy. when do we start? >> right now. >> good to be here >> it always starts when you sit down. >> i always feel like they grins at me in

thank you jenna. >>> picture taking social media by storm.ut the color of that dress. dr. marc siegel on the science behind the confusion. martha: orange? ♪ oh i'm on the cookie air diet. you just... and that's it. i prefer real food fruit, nuts, and whole grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. let's get real. ♪ bill: there is a woman out of scotland setting social media on fire by asking, what would seem to be a simple question. what color is this dress? many people say it is white and gold, gold and white, including me. others argue it is blue and back black, black and blue. why are people seeing differently? dr. marc siegel, nyu langone medical center. we're not being had here? >> it is not a hoax. absolutely scientific, before i get to the science, i want to say the real issue the headline is at each other's throat over this. another example of the divisiveness of our time. bill: hang on. who is at throats with each other? >> people don't want to be told they're no

jenna: hi, everybody i'm jenna lee, we'll see what actually takes place.in the night last night. even during the negotiations, pro-russian rebels launched some of the

. >> i am jenna lee. the state department said the evacuation was orderly and routine. internal e-mails tell a different story. catherine. >> reporter: thank you, a review by fox news shoes the standard procedures to protect measures were not followed. they were playing down the decision to pull out. >> we evaluated our security posture based on the uncertain security situation. that has been discussed for sometime and we recently pulled down some staff and so this was the next step in that effort. >> and a few days earlier on february 8th the ambassador with the approval and the most senior excutive said a main communication link should be left up in case the evacuation plan failed and they had to return to the embassy to explore operation. the e-mail showed panic in washington that the communication leak is up and data that includes unclassified e-mail traffic was not wiped. we need to think of the plan and sanitizing the open data that is out there. we came up with a basic plan last night and i think we need to implement it as soon as possible. e-mail traffic showed

. >> i am jenna lee. the remarks wrap up but they are not calling it islamic extremism and some critized the president for not doing so. the president is facing criticism, and critics say he is projecting weakness. we'll go to ed henry. something i know you have asked the white house about, ed? >> reporter: we saw the president as community organizer and talking to mostly muslim leaders and today talking to world leaders from 60 countries about what he and others can do to help the muslims around the world try to stop the recruitment of jihaddist and offered little urgency of christians and jews slaughtered by isis. he framed the fight for the second day in the war as a generational struggle. listen to him. >> there is a complicated history between the middle east, the west and none of us i think should be immune from criticism in terms of specific policies but the notion that the west is at war with islam is an ugly lie. and all of us regardless of our faith, have a responsibility to reject it. >> republ

obviously a lot of people in pain and suffering and many reasons, jenna that u.s. officials and iraqi officials want to take mosul and this is one of the many. >> tough to watch conner, thank you. >> new reports of a potential scandal that impact hillary clinton's possible presidential run. the washington post reported that the clinton foundation accepted millions from foreign nations while hillary clinton was secretary of state saying rarely if ever has a commander in chief been so closely associated with a organization that solicited financial support from foreign governments. talk about it with chris wallace. the post has been doing digging on this story, and found that it there are exceptions made to the the rules some that violated a rule that the clinton foundation and an agreement with the clinton, i am sorry with the obama administration? chris? >> yeah it is pretty interesting, jon. and you are exactly right. going back to 2008, when barak obama a pointed hillary clinton as secretary of state, there was a concern how could she be secretary of state if the