pakistan's army is playing double game, let's be honest we did this in the '80s we used jihaddists to attacks soviet troops. 9/11 showed us you can't control those jihaddists, pakistan's army continued that policy. increasing signs that they can't control these jihaddists they couldn't protect the school with children in it for the first time i had former senior administration official say they're worried about pakistan's nuclear weapons. that is the army can't control school children, are these weapons secure? we've talked about that scenario for years but things are not going women in pakistan, jihaddist, i getting stronger and stronger. >> garrett: david rohde investigative reporter robin wright, foreign policy experts real estate cross the continuum. very happy new year. we'll be right back with bob schieffer's interview with the author of laura hillenbrand. thank you very much. e can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. i'm caridee. i've had moderate

embassy in the uae reported a jihaddist web site forum called for attacks on american teachers in then, and now "time magazine" reports we werers in an bow dab by are worried extremists may target them. who wouldn't be. trace gallagher has the news from los angeles. what are we learning about the suspect. >> the employs identified the suspect at a 38-year-old citizen from the united arab emirates originating from yemen. no one explained how they arrested this woman so quickly. she is covered from head to toe, including her face, and disguised her license polite, police say they got valuable tips. we know she used a very large kitchen knife and not only did police find other suspects at her home, but they say the home served as a safe house, a base of operation. the state department didn't have a lot more to add to that. listen. >> we're not -- we have some folks on the ground who may be helping out in some way, from a law enforcement perspective. >> but certainly bombmaking is one of the things they're looking at as going on inside that safe house or base of operation. >> what were sa

. >> we're seeing these horrifying images coming out of iraq with the jihaddists killing christians, and never gone after muslim in their shrines. and what's being done? >> there are two ways that we have tried to help the issue. on the one point, we're providing for immediate humanitarian assistance, and whether it's in iraq or neighboring countries in syria they have the basic necessities that they require. they have access to water, and sufficient food and shelter and so forth, making sure that at least from a humanitarian standpoint, these communities are able to carry on. and i think step two is the longer and harder part, frying to figure out what is the approach and what is the solution to dealing with the displacement and the type of conflict that we're seeing especially stemming from isil, that is causing a deep rooted unsettling, and causing a ki construction and wholesale removal from the area. >> that's a tremendous challenge, but secretary kerry said 75 perfection of the world's people live in countries that don't respect religious freedom. that includes antisemitism cou

we sit here, there are at least 30 journalists that have been kidnapped in syria, most of them by jihaddistebels, and that's impressive. more than ever in iraq or afghanistan. >> and it's worse in syria than anywhere else, but it's also virtually impossible to report on the wars, or the drug cartels or the drug wars without endangering yourself. >> the real dangers are for local journalists. the vast majority of those dying are russian journalists or mexican journalists. there was a rash of killings with european journalists. and jihaddists, they all do it. >> patricia, as you spoke to other journalists that burp talking to earlier, it has a tremendous affect on them when their colleagues are getting targeted and kidnapped. >> yes, definitely. we spoke to one journalist in mexico, and he left mexico because he was not only getting threats by his family, but he was getting threats. their families, and how it impacts the community at large and the information that they get. it happens over and over. people are practicing sensorship because they don't want to end up statistics. >> they spend a

her death warned that a jihaddist website encouraged attacks against american teacher who worked in middle eastern schools. is the brutal murder linked to terrorism? we have the author of the lost spring. and the evidence seems clear. was it a terrorist attack? >> had that veiledqc woman only killed the american teacher, you would think either way. private issue or terrorism. but now reports from the uae. that same female suspect tried to bomb the location of an american drchlt >> we'll try to show our folks now. they found a bomb that she had tried to assemble and place in the the front yard of an american citizen over there and they say that they thwarted an attack that was plotted. >> once you have to two cases against american citizens and the kind of units. they are counter terrorism units, it is chlor. and the uae is dealing with an issue and not releasing full information. the only exception would be a link between the killed american teacher and the doctor. >> according to the reports, thus far and things can change as we get more information, they believe that this person arrested

. >> you know, though, far more worrisome to me -- we hasn't mentioned these jihaddist type incidents in the country where white teenager who was killed in new jersey, that was more than a hate crime, almost jihaddist. that should be a concern to all races and all media, and yet those incidents have increasingly pick up the pace but we don't hear as much about that. you're trying to do your job, trying to be fair to all races, all people you serve. but that part has got to big you. >> neil, don't view everything from the prism of rape. it's crimes against humanity. it transcends race. people out there propagating, the false narrative about police use of force, they know that. but as long as they can get people's attention on that, it's helped them not have to confront the reality in this done about crime in general and the disproportionate involvement of it by young black males. >> you were in a communitiy young black males look up to you and they no doubt tell you this and say, sheriff, this keeps happening to us, and we don't like it, and either they buy al sharpton's lines of these

it's been used by jihaddist groups. >> we don't know if there is politically motivated, although there are indications it could be. >> reporter: it's unclear how many hostages are inside the cafe. >> we are being tested today in sydney. >> reporter: the takeover of the cafe spread terror through downtown sydney which is normally packed with office workers and tourists. >> a woman shouted out he has a gun, everybody ran away. >> reporter: officers are swarming the streets and iconic landmarks have been evacuated. >> reporter: president obama was among the first of the world leaders to be briefed, the u.s. consulate was evacuated. abc news, washington. >> "good morning america" will have more on hostage situation in australia coming up immediately after this broadcast at 7:00 a.m. >>> happening today, president obama will thank military families for their service and sacrifice. he'll travel to burlington county. this marks the end of the america's combat mission in afghanistan. it is home to active duty, guard and reservists and civilians and family members. >>> a controversial plan to c

he said he was inspired by isis also wrote hateful jihaddist letters to families of soldiers killed in & friends," terror expert weighed in on the new fears extremism is posing to the homeland. >> it's a symbol of how terrorism has now become so instantly attainable to anybody. you don't have to be a member of any group. you don't have to be vetted. you don't have to be selected. you can become instantly famous, be martyred. >> he was free on bail when he took 17 people hostage at gun point. australian authorities are facing questions about why he was allowed out of jail given the seriousness of the charges against him. >>> and intense manhunt is underway now for the former marine accused of murdering his ex-wife and five of her relatives in a shooting rampage in pennsylvania. schools in the area are closed. this after sergeant bradley stone tried to carjack one and ran into the woods when the driver pulled out a gun and fired at him. this is the first reported sighting of stone since he left his children with a neighbor yesterday morning. >>> america has a new top doctor. the senate c

more than 5,000 people killed in jihaddist attacks last month. the islamic state responsible for half of those death. general jack chairman of the institute for the study of war. general, great to see you again. a new fox poll shows eight in ten americans say it's likely that the islaislamic state will launch an attack on this country on our ground in the near future. what do you think? >> well, i think they have a right to be concerned, and certainly after those beheadings and all the threats that have come out of the islamic state, the american people are understandably concerned about that. i think that kind of an attack would probably be started here by someone who is motivated and inspired by isis as opposed to isis being able to put a cell in place to be able to launch those kinds of attacks. nonetheless, we're dealing with thugs and killers, and it is a dangerous situation. the american people got it right. lou: and military. we learn that the syrian rebels who the administration has decided to arm won't be trained -- won't even beginning

it's like the terrorists have a market they want to win over the isis jihaddists who are seizing syria 1999, they wanted to bring down five jets over the pacific. in 2006, they also tried to bring down jets with liquid explosives over the atlantic. so al-qaeda is determined to do something to compete with isis against us. >> i think that's fair in the competition game inside the terrorists' structure. but i do think that the desire to bring down aircraft has really never waned from everything we're hearing in the intelligence community. and while these bombings have slowed some of their efforts, it has not stopped them. we do know that one of the french bombers who was known for nonmetallic explosives was killed by an air strike, predator drone strike in syria. but they have many others. they've dispersed them and they're very good. cell phones are said to be one of the targets. you may see some changes? security. >> if you tell people no carry ons, no ipads, that's going to disrupt everybody's flight. >> if you have to put it in your carry-on. >> or it could save their lives. >> for t

much greater political problems because taliban, these radical jihaddist movements are spreading over the middle east and could they take over pakistan? never say never. they're a powerful force. so i think they need to focus on minding their own store. >> it's a pretty messed up store. we have a lot more of this later in the show. is jeb up because mitt was left out? the romney backer who is peeking -- speaking out. daughter: do you and mom still have money with that broker? dad: yeah, 20 something years now. thinking about what you want to do with your money? daughter: looking at options. what do you guys pay in fees? dad: i don't know exactly. daughter: if you're not happy do they have to pay you back? dad: it doesn't really work that way. daughter: you sure? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. >>> 'tis the season to still be feeling your credit card. >> is this guy about to lose it all in court? we're going to tell you in 60 seconds exactly why. isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some every d

. >> it's something that continues to inspire jihaddists around the world, the fact that they're being held. it's temporary to our values, and it's wildly expensive. >> the major credit to the fact that 34 detainees have been released to other countries over the last year and a half is being given to the diplomatic skills of cliff sloan, who is returning to the private practice of law. sloan's departer was a surprise. >> he said that he would give us 12-18 months here, and he gave us 18. and i think there have been reports out there that are totally inaccurate, that he left frustrated and. and i think the opposite is true. >> the white house's detainee processes and the approval by the pentagon. in particular, the president in the face of transfers, something that he confirmed in comments to travelers traveling with him last may. engel said, what i'm doing is taking my time. i owe that to the american people. i have a responsibility, he said. my name goes on that document. with the transfer of four afghans to afghanistan over the weekend, the number of prisoners still held at guantanam

the killer claimed he was a jihaddist, lance corporal buckley's relatives say u.s. officials kept them in the dark about the suspect's trial. they say they were surprised to learn a judge sentenced him as a juvenile to just seven years in prison. rick leventhal is here with more. the marines say this lawsuit is not about money it's about getting answers. >> the family wants information but they say the marine corps and defense department arestonwalling because the deaths could have been prevented. didn't have to happen. if warning signs had been observed. what the family does know is that corporal buckley was told he would be going home three days before he was murdered in the gym. it happened more than two years ago, and august 2012, during a spike in the so-called green on blue attacks when u.s. trained afghan police and soldiers were turning their weapons on u.s. forces and this man, once called afghan's most crooked cop, accused of sex trafficking and selling uniforms. another marine warned supervisors about john but he was allowed to stay and buckley's father s

embassy in egypt issues a security warning after a recent anonymous posting in a jihaddist website encouragingsttacks against other schools and teachers in the middle east. this week, the state department said it was unclear if ryan was killed because she was an american teacher. where the suspect now in custody, the motive is becoming clearer. the suspect targeted her victims with their citizenship and color only, and not for any personal reasonings. >> david schuster al jazeera new york. al quaida has release add new video of a kidnapped american was apertured in 20/10/13, the pentagon says u.s. forces special forces attempted to rescue him last week. several others before rescued in the raid on the video, the group does not issue any specific demands still they are threatening to kill summers in three days. it happened in the early morning gunman opened fire and then stormed an office building the attack came just hours before vladimir putin stated the nation speech before parliament. putin lashed out at the west for the sanctions over ukraine. peter sharp has more. >> of his traditional ent

embassy and the uae reported a jihaddist web forum called for attack on american teachers. the uae is rich with oils and an ally of the united states. abu dhabi is home to more foreigners than citizens. we also are learning the teacher's name. the company hat helped her get the job said she was 47, had three children. tell us more about the raid on the home. >> the video that the police released is dramatic. they actually made it even more dramatic bay editing video -- by dead iting music into the yesterdayow, even including the surveillance portion of the crime scene, take a look. investigators say the suspect left a bomb at the home of an american doctor and then you see the getaway vehicle with a flag covered its license plate as it drives away. appears to be the same car shown in the video of the raid with what looks like blood smeared across the steering wheel. they show the takedown from the perspective of police looking down the sites of their drawn weapons as they clear rooms, kick open doors and force residents on the floor. at the end of the video are pictures of

it is something continues to inspire jihaddist and extremist the fact that they are held. contrary to our values and it is wildly expensive. we are spending millions for each individual there. >> and so again, all of the sudden, the president is concerned about apparently the expense. would it cost less to hold them in our country? >> here's the issue, first of all, i don't think the american people want the mastermind of 9/11 to come back and to stay in the united states. it is a top grade detention facility and the other issue, we are facing many terrorist challenges around the world and what this administration is doing because they don't want to put other individuals in guantanamo, they have not fully interrogating them. and putting them on ships and reading them miranda rights. that is a top rate detention facility. we face threats from terrorist. he is doing to the detriment of our national security and 30 percent who are suspected of getting back in the battle and gotten back in the battle against us and what price can we put on the fact that they are secower. and d

the news agency reports that suspect was inspired by jihaddist web sites.she selected her victims randomly and, quote, targeted anyone who looked foreign. she apparently had no connection to any terrorist groups. last week police in the united arab emirates released surveillance videos showing the suspect, the crime scene and later the arrest at the suspect's home. new details out today about the botched raid that saved an american hoage and others from al qaeda in yemen. terrorists were also holding a man from south africa with the american journalist, luke somers, the south african is on the left, somers on the right, according to the u.s. ambassador to south africa the government was in active negotiating this terroris to release the south african hostages. his release was imminent. unfortunately that ambassador says the united states was not in the know, wasn't aware there were negotiations going on-wasn't aware when president obama ordered the raid. and during that raid both the south african and the american hosages died during the rescue attempt. pre

why weren't authorities alerted to his jihaddist writings, and all the stuff he was doing now. , he what prior arrests and got the attention of local authorities there. i guess you can't lock someone up forever but -- >> you hit it on the head. if he is not a ghost -- most of them are ghosts. he is a partial ghost wind chill know what he is up to. >> video pictures. >> can we possiblyrest of his nl life, 24/7, 365? never. the problem with thieves guys is unlike a pedophile, you can watch a pedophile, serial pedophile, will re-offend offend. it's a fact. these guys lay like tigeres in the bush, surface when it's time and unless they're under 24/7/ 365 it's never going to happen. >> you say in law enforcement, if you see something, say something. if you ever walked around this buildings, every you see is worth saying something. what is the rule of thumb? >> the rule of thumb is two words, called actionable intelligence. the trick is to get our spooks in their space. gain intelligence, make it actionable, use and it determine your strategy and affecting a strategy to know who they are, what

a list of nearly 30 tips has surface odd on jihaddist web sites.lines explain the terrorists can take any nonmuslim woman as a sex slave and rape her immediately. they can also beat her, just not in the face. another rule suggests it's okay for members to molest young girls. a different rule read, quote, a man may not kiss the female slave of another for kissing involves pleasure and pleasure is prohibited unless the man owns the slave exclusively. isis has reportedly kidnapped thousands of women and young girls during its terror offensive in iraq and syria. meanwhile, captured islamic state militant tells fox news he has personally killed as many as 70 people for disrespecting islam. and a church leader in baghdad says isis has chopped off the heads of four children. christian children. for refusing to convert to islam. joining me now from d.c., fox news contributor, ambassador den necessary roth, served as special assistant to president obama and a special adviser to former secretary of state hillary clinton. good to see you today, ambassador. >>

sheet, bearing the marks of lone-wolf attacks, without any direct links to particular organizing by jihaddist groups. isis has directly encouraged sympathizers around the world to take action. we know that. the group's chief spokesman calling on supporters in the west to initiate attacks inside these western nations. >> they're saying, you don't need to travel to syria to be effective, to be a warrior for us. you can take the fight to the citizens in your own country, specifically they did put the order out to carry out attacks and say, the civilian population is in play so do whatever you can do, basically energizing these lone-wolf wanna-bes to take action. >> joining us now for more on this, amon moyel. good evening to you. i want to start with the idea there, inspire is a fuzzy word when you're doing this kind of terrorist security inquiry. yet it is part of, as we've been reporting, what isis is about. in some cases, inspiring people who may have no direct link. what can you tell us of your reporting about where this fits in on that spectrum. >> this is an individual who falls on the spe

he's a radical islamic jihaddist. >> so also i know you have your boston bombers there, became the topory flew off the headlines. over in queens, thompson took an tax and attacked cops. one officer is still trying to recover and get back to himself after taking it into the head. but yet we get it described here as somebody mentally ill and an extremist. but he was searching web sites, 250 times, 273 times for jihad. so it's not a radical. we know exactly what he was about. >> exactly. clearly this man, this terrorist, thompson, is a terrorist and even the police commissioner of new york confirmed he was a terrorist because the hard evidence is his browsing history, not to mention his own father confirmed he had been converted to muslim and islam. we know the facts. so americans are being fed too often problem granada. we're not being told the truth by members of the mainstream media. they basically parrot the phony narrative that often comes out of the white house and it's dangerous because america, right now in our country, our greatest threat facing this nation is terrorism. so we ne

. >>> and remember those jihaddists who left their home country to fight for isis?em. and french jihaddists in syria writing home to their families, whining about the coal, the chores, and even the music. even claiming, quote, my ipod stopped working. too bad. >>> thank you very much. meanwhile, this story i cannot wait for. a brand-new year means brand-new trucks and not only do we have the best of the best right here on our plaza, we've also got a major announcement to make. here to make it is motor trend magazine's truck of the year, we're going to find out who it is. editor in chief, back with us, ed lowe. welcome back. >> thank you. >> you're pumped up. you jumped our curb with four very distinguished trucks. we're going to end up with the number one. first off, the finalists. >> yes. in fourth place, the gmc sierra dinali. you buy it if into serious towing. got a massive turbo diesel engine, amazing. >> v. 8? >> yep. >> then inside, one of the unique features is the plug-ins. >> yeah. this is like for the contractor, up front you have all of these great power

this will be the single greatest recruitment document for isis and jihaddist forces in the last 15 yearss released it for political reasons? >> they did. it's a political document. there were no republicans involved in this. no republican senators, none of their staff. they walked away. they could see what this was. every page, paragraph, sentence, and every word and comma were a carefully orchestrated attack on c.i.a. i was stunned reading it last night. i did tv yesterday and trying to be careful in my commentary. but after i read it, i was horrified. >> i think we're all stunned. gary, damning words, we thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> 20 minutes after the top of the hour. president obama might have been telling the truth when he said if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. now a new report says good luck getting an appointment with your doctor. >>> and they picked out strangers in the middle of new york city and they gave them an amazing lesson about their family history. so what did they find lurking in brian's past? >> oh, no. >> those scary details when we co

this is justification for al qaeda and jihaddist and terror groups using this as a basis to prompt thati think it's irresponsible to do this at this time. martha: what do you think dianne feinstein's motivation was for all of this. >> i know there was a lot of pressure on her from the liberal left to release this report. she has been good about trying to keep a bipartisan effort in terms of our intelligence oversight. we need to work outside of politics to be effective but this one divide us and i'm concerned it puts americans at risk. i was a former ambassador. i know what it's like to receive the messages, go to high security. you have people out i all over e country. people who wish is harm use this to put us at risk. martha: we'll look at how it ham strings our intelligence harm. dianne feinstein has always been considered as someone who straddles the fence but she was very upset about the what she saw as an invasion of the hard drive in a cia investigation that was done that got into some senate computers, and she was very open about that. do you think that has anything to do with

competition and the divide as isis as an umbrella for sunni militant groups and isis as a global jihaddist group. sooner or later i think that divide will become clear and influence the ability of isis to maintain its unity. so in answering your question, i think, yes, ex pathists are members of the former army but i don't think they are very influnetial in deciding the strategy decisions of isis. >> i guess i will give a closing comment to what i am told is the last question. i think the answer is both. isis is both an international zarqawi inspired terrorist organization that has i think rated a number of resistance groups and pieces of the old regime. i think there are were many analysts who were confused as to which was primary in the immediate fall of mosul in the -- may/june time frame. the minute though that the group took its left turn and turned other orbeal it was very clear which was the motivation of this. this was just the latest iteration of sunni resistance to a perceived oppressionive regime in baghdad then why attack orbeal? that move by isis was a huge strategic flaw on t

they've released what will be a recruiting tool for the jihaddists.sk you about your feelings on the department of social justice, the federal officials lecturing ferguson residents about white privilege. where is this conversation going? what prosecute your instinct there is? >> the community relations wing of the justice department descended upon ferguson, as they had descended upon the trayvon martin deal down in florida, and they sent dozens and dozens of justice department officials down to, quote, investigate and give counsel to the folks in ferguson. now, when i first heard 100 people had gone down, my antenna went up, no good is going to come of this. sure enough, we find out behind closed doors, again, the administration who wants all transparency, they didn't allow reporters in, they didn't allow transcripts to be released. but town hall events lectured individual citizens about what the concept of white privilege means. and white privilege means if you happen to be white, even if you're middle class or you came from a work class background,

sort of jihaddist sites that are studying jihad, hosting it.ying to do what they do. this is hard to find in its organic form, but if someone is looking for trouble, they're going to be able to find it. that's why discredit this poisonous ideology, kill their leaders where we can find them. >> amen. thanks for your service thanks for what you're doing for our vets. >>> coming up, student athletes now allowed to wear these. i can't breathe t-shirts y. the school is forced to change its mind. >>> elisabeth, know any good knock knock jokes? >> i do. knock, knock. >> who is there? >> butter. >> butter who? >> i butter not tell you because it might spoil the punch line for my next guest. you're not going to want to miss it. ♪ ♪ huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards 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,

. >> in the eyes of the jihaddist, australia is grouped in with europe, can did, with the united statestern democracy. it is a majority non-muslim country. it has contributed to the alliance against terrorists in iraq and afghanistan. so australia is a prime target. this is the new face of terror. everyone needs to understand. look, the bad guys are plotting the next 9-11 undoubtedly. but the biggest media threat is these lone wolf self-starter type actors. >> never seen that -- we're seeing that happening right now. why australia? why a chocolate shop and the terrorist also say, why not? >> the bottom line is, they don't necessarily have to go to those camps. they sit there and watch youtube and say, i agree with that. i think i can do something because i got the go sign from some of these arabic leaders who told me what to do and how to do it. >> new york city on high alert. >> they were on high alert saturday night. you've been seeing a lot of nba stars wearing i can't breathe shirts. >> notre dame women's basketball team. >> yeah. a lot of people are doing that. so reverend al sharp