and if we don't fight for ourselves, these folks will overrun us. >> so true, jon scott's son 26 yearserving in our military. the problem is when you see the leader of the united states of america referring to isis as jay vee, referring to it yesterday as shrinking in nature, when in fact, the horrific events in france show just the opposite. there has been really a political lack of courage and will fortitude and specificity to be able to accomplish the goals at hand. >> that's unfortunate. and i believe in redemption and i believe in progress and i believe that each the president can change in terms of who he is and what he believes in taking that fight to isis. but we need to do two things in this country. we need to empower our the same time, throughout the world, we need to take the fight to those who want to kill us. we must remember the lesson of churchill. he said we will fight them on france. we will fight them on the beaches. we will fight them everywhere. if we are to survive. >> absolutely. we need partners in this fight in this worldwide battle against terrorism and this e

welcome to "happening now" on this friday, i'm jon scott. arthel: i'm arthel neville in for jenna lee, and this is coming out as new reports out of moscow say president putin is suspending all russian flights to egypt. now, this is on the heels of british and u.s. intelligence that points to a bomb bringing down that russian passenger jet in egypt. president obama himself calling that scenario a possibility. >> you know, whenever you've got a plane crash, first of all, you've got the tragedy, you've got the making sure that there's an investigation on site. i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb onboard, and we're taking that very seriously. jon: our chief foreign affairs correspondent, greg talcott, has the latest on the investigation live from london. >> reporter: hi, jon, arthel. the word coming from putin's office regarding this russian plane crash probably the most telling in the last 24 hours in this fast-developing story. remember, it was putin and his spokesperson who were saying yesterday that claims from the u.k. that

i am jon scott. >> hi, jon. i upon artheth neville in for jenna lee. marco rubio is filing today and releasing personal records in the wake of criticism of his personal finances. >> i didn't inherit money and i have paid my debts and i have a mortgage. on my home. i grew up paycheck to paycheck. >> chris wallace is anchor of fox news sunday. good afternoon to you. marco rubio is rising in the polls and with that rise comes now attacks from his arrivals. >> absolutely. it is his turn in the barrel and he did well in the last cnbc debate. he is rising in the polls. and latest fox poll he and cruz are in the teens and trump and carson in the 20s. and everybody else in the single digits. and head rises and people will take shots at you. and that's the down side of doing well. >> one of those people in the single digits is the guy who is considered the political mentor. he took a poke at rubio. >> i have gone through the campaign. >> and it is on record. everything i have done is on record. it is the exact same thing and marco is explaining whatever he's do

jon: and i'm jon scott.e the black boxes, but they're still looking for clues as to what brought down that metro jet airbus. it crashed enroute to st. petersburg, russia, killing all 224 people onboard. the airline company says something caused the disaster, but it is ruling out technical problems with the plane and pilot error. thhe

good morning to you, i'm jon scott.erybody, i'm jenna lee, and president obama arrived in france last night for the start of the global summit on climate change. before he got to work on that, he paid his respects to victims of the paris terror attacks, laying flowers outside the concert hall along with french president and the mayor of paris. the president's time in paris comes amid extremely tight security, as you know, and the continuing manhunt for these two

nand i am jon scott. >> we'll see if others agree with them. this comes amid harsh criticism. the plan will give candidates control on how the debate works and provide better format. Ñi it is a proposal and we'll where it goes from here. carl cameron has more. >> reporter: we expect a letter sent to the broadcasters of all of the debates. the campaigns are upset of gotcha question and liberal bias and the format. this is donald trump and ben carson. and they don't always stand out in debates. they got cnbc under three hours x. negotiated changes and they want different ones. carson's campaign manager summed up the basics this way. >> one thing they agreed on opening and closes and editorial control of graphics and we want a equalation of the questions asked to all of the candidates. you can't just invite them on stage and ignore them. >> they tried to insert themselves was not invited to the meeting by the candidates. the rnc chairman cast himself as the candidate's advocates and disputes being kept on the outs. >> 14 campaigns and see it takes a few people to create a narrati

. >> and i am jon scott. donald trump was the first republican candidate to get his name on the ballot. martin o'malley beating hillary clinton and bernie sanders and submitting his paper work as well. and carl cameron is keeping his eye on these things. carl? >> reporter: actually it is gosztown, new hampshire. jeb bush will have a law enforcement related event. i talked to marco rubio a mile down the rod. and earlier this morning, donald trump was the first republican candidate to file for the ballot. and mr. trump was greeted by a crowd of supporters. he shouted to them. i know one thing, i am number one. and on the state house steps he made remarks and went after his rivals and went in the secretary of state office. last hundred years candidates registered for the first primary. no petitions or necessary signatures from counties in new hampshire. just a grand and willingness to serve. he sat down with with the new hampshire local press and laid into ben carson and the marco rubio who is surging. listen. >

. >> and i am jon scott. slipping through the cracks is the eighth suspect in the paris attack. the crack down continues, belgian and french intelligence agencies are facing questions. >> brussel on high alert over what police call an imminent threat. all of this is playing out. french and belgian intelligence agencies are taking heat. they failed to connect the dots leading up to the paris attack. kristin fisher is watching developments in the white house. there are possible threats against the city's water supply. greg? >> reporter: threats all around. first the authorities watching closely over what is happening in brussel and belgium. as you noted 21 people being detained in 30 terror raids in the last 24 hours in and around brussels. we got word that another suspect was officially charged with terror. officials feel there is a paris style attack in the offing and we are in a third straight day of lock down on the capitol of europe. no schools, subways or universities. we are still waiting for word on what happens tomorrow. and they haven't come up with the prized suspect. t

i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. the gunmen stormed the raduszon hotel killing three people according to the initial reports. we are hearing new numbers now. six of the americans were evacuated safely and no hostages remain inside. in the meantime, we are learning new details about the mastermined in the terrorist attacks in paris. we start with jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. >> reporter: we just learned that five u.s. troopses assigned to the u.s. embassy were in the hotel at the time of the siege and they all made it out safely according to a pentagon spokesmen. there were two military personnel in the time of the incident and the pentagon said they were all accounted for. 26 american troops are stationed in mali right now. u.s. forces did not participate in the rescue. but they did help the special forces there and first responders. one helped to move people to a secure location and helping to coordinate. the u.s. military along with the french legion worked to train counter terrorism forces. the u.s. has

jon: i'm jon scott. the situation extremely fluid there.an al-qaeda-linked group is now reportedly claiming responsibility after terrorists armed with guns and grenades stormed a luxury hotel in mali's capital city. they were shoutingal lieu act bar at the time. they killed at least three people, taking well over 100 hostages. fox news confirms americans were staying at the hotel, and u.s. special forces reportedly are helping

harris: jon scott is coming up with the second hour of "happening now." l have more in the breaking news in the race for the white house. ben carson is telling politico he did not receive an appointment to west point a after all. president obama canceled the keystone pipeline in a speech just a while ago. plus part two of our look at the inca trail and machu picchu. and there is an incredible story of survival. harris: i have loved every minute of your story telling it's delicious. i'll see you at the top of the hour. melissa: big controversy over language arts assignment for 8th graders in new jersey. it asks kids to write a reactive response to ascenario where they go out and get drunk and regret consequences. you go to the party and start drinking. you end up having sex with someone you never met. a week later you find out you contracted pecontracted herpes e night stand. this is a disease you will have all your life. 8th graders. harris: it reminds me of that movie starring aim ofy schumer this summer. how is this conversation going to help the bigger

. >> i am jon scott. >> i am patty brown in for jenna lee.t could come as the former secretary of state is trying to put all of these questions to rest with the iowa caucus less than three months away. >> chris wallace is the anchor of fox news sunday. bernie sanders may be tired of the e-mails but the fbi is not. >> she got past the benghazi committee and joe biden is not running, this is a obstacle between hillary clinton and the democratic nomination. the fbi investigation, there is a lot of things politicians can control. they can't control the investigation by the fbi. and if they are not wrapping up the investigation but expanding the investigation, that is potentially troubling news for hillary clinton. >> it could touch hillary clinton and staffers. some of the staffers have taken the fifth in the testimony of what happen here? >> one person that was a technician that put in the server. >> one staffer? >> yeah. it is a serious question and the fact that they are continuing the investigation and broadening it certainly raises questions

. >> and i am jon scott. officials say it was a larger operation with 20 or more people involved and an eighth paris attacker on the loose and his brother today pleading for him to turn himself in. the investigation is in three countries with authorities contacting raids in brussels where two of the suspects lived. all as loretta lynch is grilled about the justice department's aefrts to combat terrorism at home. catherine has more. and we start with rick in paris. rick? >> reporter: jon, we know that there were seven terrorist who died in the attacks on friday night and an eighth salem who they are looking for. and the other fugitive that is involved and they are now hunting down somewhere in europe. they haven't said if it is a man or woman. we heard a female spotted. we don't know if this is that person or another. we know that there is another fugitive that was directly involved in the friday terrorist attacks and they are seeking in addition to the ones we knew about. there are 115000 french police and so

welcome to this edition of "happening now", i am jon scott. >> french president hollande meeting with the president and both addressing the need for u.s. and france to remain united. >> we dedicate ourselves to the same ideals of deserving life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. france is our oldest ally. you helped us to win our independence. we helped to liberate france from facism. we are a freedom to each other. >> we have fox news conference on a busy day around the world. and new details in the paris attacks and the fate of two russian pilots shot down bite turkish board. jim? >> reporter: martha, good afternoon. we conclude the joint new's conference between president obama and president hollande of france. they made a show of solidarity. it was not clear how much joint cooperation there would be. they spoke of the need of strengthen intelligence sharing operations. the french president said his country undertook the sixth strike inside of raqqi since the attacks. and the president spoke with passion and reciting the words on the stat ue of liberty of taking in the need for mor

. >> and i am jon scott. two more terrorist are dead including a woman who blew herself up. they are determining to see if the terrorist was inside of the apartment. the french president hollande said that france is at war with the islamic state. catherine herridge. we begin with benjamin in belgium. >> reporter: jon, we are learning an awfully lot about the dark under belly of the under ground here. there are others we have spoke to who seek to justify and condone them. we spoke to young muslims in the district of mazambique. they told us in no uncertain terms it was in retaliation for bombings and they understood why they were committed and sought to blame west for the killings and telling me, an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. and europe had never accepted muslims and the government ignored them and they didn't feel belgium and it was a duty to fight jihad. we tried to trace the family of the man on the run here and thought to be hiding near by armed and dangerous and protected by his friends. someone answered the bell and refused to speak to us. neighbors said th

. >> and i'm jon scott. an air strike in syria killed british terrorist mohammed emwazi. benjamin hall is live in london with more. what does it mean for the battle against isis, benjamin? >> well, jon, look. this is more of a propaganda victory, to be honest, than it is a tactile one. emwazi was an isis celebrity but not one of their leaders. what it says is in the capital of raqqah, you can't hide. the law will find you. he moved to london when he was 6 years old and was raised there before leaving london at the age of 13 for sir ya at the age of 25. the world was stunned by his evil as he stood over journalist jim foley before brutally murdering him. he went on to decapitate six other british, japanese, and american hostages before he was discovered. prior to today david cameron spoke about the operation. >> we've been working with the united states literally around the clock to track him down. this was a combined effort, and the contribution of both of our countries was essential. >> details of how he was actually tracked down are still very slim, but we do know he was

first jon scott what is coming up in second hour of "happening now." hey, jon. >> hey, harris.ing those that fought for our freedom today. despite the sacrifices for our veterans some are still struggling to get the health care they need. we'll go inside of va to see if progress is made. >>> a socialite who killed her? >>> joe's crab shack is pulling trigger on no tipping policy. will other restaurant chains follow suit? we'll get into it, "happening now." harris: very interesting, thank you, jon. >> see you then. andrea: ladies listen up, holding out for prince charming could be reason you're single. one writer pointing research and a book. some women are pickier than ever about men and suggesting their standards may be a by the new high. deal breakers for women include, bad sex, disheveled appearance and other things. guy's big pet peeve when women talk too much. harris: uh-oh. andrea: comes down to women refusing to settle for someone at some point. the author says what happens is just not enough. quote, good men to go around and there is just a lot of single women out there

good morning, i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee. belgian police carrying out a series of raid as they hunt for a suspect called the 8th paris attacker. they shut down subjectways, schools and shops across brussels with hundreds of troops patrolling the streets. reporter: 22 raid, 21 arrests. and that streets are shut down around the capital and people were told to stay indoors. helicopters flew overhead and the media were asked not to report specifics until after the raids were finished. in the suburb of molenbeek a suspect got away but was found later in his car shot. there have been warnings of an isis cell. we don't know if that will be prevented. the main focus is on salah abdeslam, the paris attacker who got away. let's not forget the authorities had him and let him go. he said he was trying to reach syria. central brussels has been under lockdown at the highest he level it can. thousands of policev are in brussels and telling citizens to stay away. of course, they understand the terror threat that schools and subways need to o

jim jon scott. patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown.rica got into this conflict to try to save thousands of ethnic-minority yazidis who isis enslaved and slaughtered. sinjar links the two main cities of mosul in iraq and rah ca in syria. jon: benjamin hall is live in loan london -- london with more for us. >> this was these massacres which finally persuaded president obama to act against the terrorist group, so today's operation is strategic and symbolic. the operation began this morning at about 6:50 local time as seven and a half thousand peshmerga troops sported by -- supported by u.s. a airstrikes started their assault. there are also unconfirmed reports that u.s. special forces on the ground are helping to call in and confirm airstrikes, though the pentagon says they're nowhere near the front lines. sinjar city sits on a highway 47 which allows isis to move troops easily. it's one of the biggest cities the kurds lost, but it was the yazidis who suffered the most as isis set about massacring whole villages and enslaving women and ch

let's go first with jon scott what is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." hi, harris. in the next hour it is heating up on the campaign trail today. ted cruz holding an event saying he is holding off on attacks on donald trump because he doesn't think trump has a chance at the nomination. more on that as we get it. chris christie holding a business roundtable in portsmouth, new hampshire. he has been getting several big endorsements there. marco rubio about to host a town hall also in new hampshire. he is gaining ground in several recent polls. we'll keep an eye on all of it, have it for you ahead on "happening now." harris: we'll see you then. thank you. >> thank you. >> online retailer may be living up to its name. misguided is name of the company. it is coming under fire for selling a cropped sweater with the word slut displayed prominently on the front. it has been on the site since halloween and it is now on sale. reduced prices but some shoppers want nothing to do with it. one twitter user saying girls are fighting for sexual freedom and ending slut-s

jon: i'm jon scott. the situation extremely fluid there. an al-qaeda-linked group is now reportedly claiming responsibility after terrorists armed with guns and grenades stormed a luxury hotel in mali's capital city. they were shoutingal lieu act bar at the time. they killed at least three people, taking well over 100 hostages. fox news confirms americans were staying at the hotel, and u.s. special forces reportedly are helping secure the scene. mean time, in paris video emerging of the alleged ringleader of last week's dead deadly attack. we've got fox team kohage on all of this -- coverage on all of this with greg talcott live in paris. first, though, let's go to paul tilsley live in johannesburg, south africa, with the latest on the crisis in mali. >> reporter: jon, a local al qaeda group on twitter has claimed responsibility for this attack. isis isn't directly involved with local terror groups in the area, we understand, but most western, eastern african terror groups have claimed allegiance to isis. so there could be an involvement th

first let's go to jon scott what is coming up in second hour of "happening now." >> hey, harris, bipartisanshipl over washington. president obama signing hr1314, the bipartisan budget act of 2016. puts budget battles off until after the 2016 election mike emanuel reporting. polls suggesting good news for marco rubio in key early contest state. we have breaking news ahead on that. and new details on that russian jet that went down in the sinai desert. investigators have black boxes. so far they are not ruling out terrorism. the latest on that crash and the aftermath, coming up on "happening now." harris: sue you then. thank you. -- see you then. >> thank you, harris. sandra: house speaker paul ryan taking heat for saying no to family leave. before he would be house speaker he would not sacrifice family time. some democrats are portraying ryan as hypocrite not supporting family leave legislation. on "fox news sunday" he pushed back. >> i don't think people asked me toe be speaker to take more money from hard-working taxpayers for some family entitlement. if you want me to be best dad, husband, an

leland: i'm leland vittert in for jon scott.nce today pausing in somber remembrance, crowds gathering to honor the victims of the worst attack on french soil since world war ii. the french president pledging to, quote, destroy the army of fanatics responsible. this amid reports of an arrest in germany and word investigators may have tracked down where some terrorists have been getting weapons used in other attacks in france this year. greg talcott is live in paris as there are some suspects still on the run. hi, greg. >> reporter: hi, leland, that's right. an interesting new possible lead in the paris terror probe. reportedly, it turneddous, that the -- turns out, that the paris attackers got at least some of their weaponry online. a man has been arrested in germany for illegally selling weapons over the internet. the leading german newspaper says he sold two ak-47 and two ak-47 style automatic rifles to the isis-backed gang. while german authorities are not yet admitting to a paris link, signs in the report seem to indicate tha

andrea: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but first to jon scott with what's coming up in hour twossels, belgium, remains on lockdown as terror raids continue across europe. police are still trying to find one of the attackers who might be in belgium as officials there this weekend said an attack was imminent. we're tracking the latest developments from europe. >>> plus, donald trump might be the beneficiary of a renewed focus on terror here in the u.s. he's rising in the polls despite some controversial statements. we'll get boo that. >>> plus, in indianapolis police holding a 2 p.m. news conference as we get new details in the murder of amanda blackburn. police have three men in custody, including her alleged murderer. we'll have a live report ahead on "happening now." andrea: and coming up is that topic that you and i agreed on earlier. jon: all right, i'll be watching. andrea: thanks, jon. kennedy: they are done with just selling cookies. a group of girls in northern california say they want to join the boy scouts. the girls went before local brass recently to make their demand

let's first go to jon scott with what is coming up in second hour of "happening now." >> harris, universityent tim wolff resigned under pressure after university football players went on strike you might call it. amid widespread complaints about wolff's handling of reported racial incidents on campus. more on the developing story as we get it. >>> bernie sanders is he about to make hillary clinton's emails a campaign issue after all? suggestions that sanders did not intend to let hillary clinton off the hook during the last democratic debate. we'll get into it with ed o'keefe from the "washington post." >>> new evidence a bomb took down the russian airliner killing all 224 people on board. one congressman suggested it might be work of isis. that raises question, is isis now more dangerous than al qaeda? we'll ask the fox news military analysts lieutenant colonel bill cowan, coming up, "happening now." harris: that will be a great discussion. we'll watching for it. jon, thank you very much. >> harris, thank you. >> a massive sexting ring busted at one colorado high school. authorities say mo

i'm jon scott.ur sister network fox business is partnering with the "wall street journal" to give candidates a chance to focus on what most voters call their top issue, the economist. the top eight candidates square off tonight at, i'm sorry, at the milwaukee theater in wisconsin. trump trim and ben carson neck-and-neck at top of "real clear politics" polling average with marco rubioing in third place. ted cruz and jeb bush in the middle of the pack. rand paul, carly fiorina, john kasich rounding out the top eight. it seems to be anybody's game. washington bureau chief jerry seib writes in "the wall street journal" today, it may seem odd thing on verge of fourth republican presidential race, but the fight for the republican nomination has never felt more unsettled. gerald seib, one of the moderators of the 7:00 p.m. undercard debate. he joins us live from milwaukee. donald trump has been at or near the top of the polls for a month now, maybe a little more than that, but you say this thing is far fro

first jon scott, what is coming up in section hour of "happening now." >> we'll try to calm things down. andrea: don't do that. >> marco rubio is filing to run for president today in new hampshire. he is rising in the polls and taking incoming fire from fellow republicans who consider him a threat. we'll talk about his prospects with chris wallace. filing today in new hampshire, carly fiorina is set to appear on "the view" tomorrow after a bit of controversy. more on that as we get it. we're awaiting the white house briefing today. josh earnest likely to get questions on the new detail on the trans-pacific partnership trade deal, suddenly getting some renewed attention now that details are out. we're hoping for update on russian plane crash in egypt. that's all ahead at the top of the hour on "happening now." andrea: thank you, an jon. >> john o'donnell and i took a trip down to the pine barons in southern new jersey. why the pine barons? because it's a dense, million acre forest. because a great place to bury a body. mobsters did it all the time. when i first reopened kathleen durst's

first to jon scott what with is happening next hour of "happening now." >> presidential candidate jebapping up major speech at the citadel in charleston. he says we're at war with isis and radical islam and we need to send troops to syria to fight isis terrorists. we'll have analysis and live report. >>> raids overnight in paris left two terrorists dead including a female suicide bomber. five police officers were injured and french k-9 dog were killed. police are gathering evidence they may have disrupted another plot. >>> controversial report on iran's nuke program. suggesting that the iran's stockpile of enriched-uranium has actually grown the past three months. iran was supposed to reduce it significantly with a deal with the superpowers. more on this story as we get it, happening now. harris. harris: jon, wheel see you then. andrea: attorney general loretta lynch is pushing back against claims by fbi director james comey at that police are pushing back their work because of fears of harrassment on video because of ferguson effect. >> there may be anecdotal evidence as we all noted

first let's go to jon scott with what is coming up in second hour of "happening now."arris. tensions on one college campus seems to fuel protesting students across the country. can the media cover this without fanning flames? >>> how dangerous is it for those in the cockpit and passengers and can we stop it? >>> will this video released by cnn reveal who is to blame for the deadly texas biker brawl? more than 100 people indicted. how do attorneys wade through a mess like this? it is all ahead, "happening now." harris? harris: see you then, thank you. melissa: today may be a different world for women than it was decades ago but looks like the ladies may be taking a step back. according to the pugh research center. a larger share of young women living with relatives than at any point since the 1940s. 36.2% of young women lived with family. the number dropped over the years. then started climbing back up, reaching 36.4% in 2014. young men are also increasingly living with family but their percentage hasn't reached the 1940. i never moved back home after i got out of colle

let's go to jon scott with what is happening on in second hour of "happening now." >> it is friday, harris. in the next hour, digging deep into the investigation of the murder of a pastor's pregnant wife. details they're keeping from the public and why. >> if people want to do, that a couple wants to do that, fine with me. i have a theory why we're seeing more of this though. andrea: lay it on me. >> usually people do this when they get older, right? anecdotal evidence suggests, usually people do this when they get older, sleep separately, more frequently, with baby boomers buying second homes and downsizing. maybe more baby boomers sleeping separately. that explains the up tick. sandra: that is not a fun way to think of this. >> too analytical? harris: some of the research was done for this where i live in northern new jersey. there is up tick among the builders. i've been married for a while. i hope that is not a trend or something, my husband and i will be sleeping in what they call the flex suite in this research. >> sounds like a place to do pilates. harris: what is happening in new j

good morning, i'm jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody. i'm jenna lee in our nation's capitol today. new polls in the republican race show ben carson chipping away at donald trump's frontrunner stat does and senator marco rubio surging. shifting his focus away from jeb bush and sharpening his attacks against carson and rubio ahead of next gop debate days away hosted by fox business network. we don't want to forget about that. blake burman here from fox business in washington, d.c. break? reporter: jenna, latest poll from quinnepiac university shows donald trump on top of the field leading with 24% among republicans. right behind him is dr. ben carson at 23. the two senators who had their debate performances lauded last week, marco rubio and ted cruz, are the only others to crack double digits. trump largely left cruz alone but in the recent days, trump has begun to focus attacks on carson and rubio. while carson is currently drawing large crowds on his book tour, frum is recycling a old line that was first reserved for jeb bush. trump brought it up again last night when he spoke with

jon: and i'm jon scott.estigators now have the black boxes, but they're still looking for clues as to what brought down that metro jet airbus. it crashed enroute to st. petersburg, russia, killing all 224 people onboard. the airline company says something caused the disaster, but it is ruling out technical problems with the plane and pilot error. the head of russia's aviation agency says it's too soon to make that conclusion though. earlier, russia seemed to downplay reports of terrorism after an isis- affiliated group claimed responsibility. but now james clapper says he cannot rule it out. conor powell is following the breaking news live from our mideast bureau. >> reporter: investigators from egypt, russia and france are taking a look at those black boxes, and they're reportedly in good condition, providing a lot of information. to some questions to the -- so some questions to the many -- the answers to many questions are being sought. airline officials publicly ruled out technical or pilot error saying t

good morning to you, i'm jon scott.na: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee, and president obama arrived in france last night for the start of the global summit on climate change. before he got to work on that, he paid his respects to victims of the paris terror attacks, laying flowers outside the concert hall along with french president and the mayor of paris. the president's time in paris comes amid extremely tight security, as you know, and the continuing manhunt for these two terror suspects. kevin corke is traveling with the president, he's live in paris with more. kevin? >> reporter: no surprise the security process here has been overwhelming, a very, very strong posture as we expected given the number of world leaders that are obviously in attendance at this u.n. climate summit, to say nothing of the fact that as you pointed out a couple of weeks ago, of course, this city was hit by a devastating attack as 130 people died at the hands of professed muslim terrorists. as you can also well imagine, the authorities here didn

areas and, jenna, as things normalize here, the system is headed east, and i have to do this for jon scottcause look how gorgeous this is. the ski areas of vail and breckenridge, they got up to 8 inches, so good start to this ski season. jenna: we'll take a silver lining, especially on a day like today. thank you. jon: happy to hear it. well, the paris attacks seem to have sparked a change in media coverage concerning president obama's isis strategy. it was very evident during the president's news conference yesterday. take a listen. >> this is an organization that you once described as a jv team that evolved into a force that has now occupied territory in iraq and syria and is now able to use that safe haven to launch attacks in other parts of the world. how is, how is that not underestimating their capabilities, and how is that contained, quite frankly? and i think a lot of americans have this frustration that they see that the united states has the greatest military in the world, it has the backing of nearly every other country in the world when it comes to taking on isis. i guess the q

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jon: i'm jon scott. a senior defense official tells the fox news that the russian metrojet was not shot down over the sinai peninsula. u.s. satellite confirmed it picked up heat flash on the time of the crash on saturday. as a joint russian-egyptian committee wrapped up the ground investigation and examines the black boxes recovered from the crash. john huddy is live in our middle east bureau with the latest developments. john? reporter: jon, as the committee starts the investigation, russian and egypt officials both are urging people not to jump to conclusions what indeed caused the crash. there has been a lot of speculations out there, a lot of theories put out, but nothing, jon, really concrete. no hard proof at this point. even the airline, metrojet, says it was some kind of quote, unquote, external force. not a mechanical malfunction or human error that led to the disaster. basically further fueling that it, speculation it may have been caused by a terror attack. adding to that, as you mentioned, a

jon: and i'm jon scott. donald trump is taking some new shots at dr. ben carson.mp repeatedly questioning the accuracy of carson's life story as dr. carson fires back at the media, calling their digging into his past irrelevant. let's talk about it with bret baier, the anchor of "special report." he joins us live from washington. i was read anything "the new york times" this morning, kind of interesting, donald trump raising questionst( about claims that ben carson has madeç in hs book because trump has acknowledged misstatements in the past of his own, sometimes under oath. >> sure. you're talking about different real estate -- jon: real estate. >> -- whether he exaggerated his real estate holdings, and in a deposition said it was within reason. i think you're seeing donald trump really go after ben carson on these stories from, you know, his growing up and also this west point story about getting a scholarship. as carson has said, he has clarified that and said it was not artful, the way he said it or wrote about it, but trump is really hammering in on this to

good morning, i'm jon scott. heather: and i'm heather childers in for jenna lee.ublicans are in orlando, florida, the state that two of the top contenders, of course, call home. the sunshine summit featuring a battle between jeb bush and marco rubio, florida insiders calling the showdown one of the most important in the state's history. bush now forced to fight for home turf advantage from rubio who has been on the rise. carl cameron is live in orlando with more, jon, right? there you are. >> reporter: hi, heather. hi, heather, yes, carl's here. heather: yes, there you are. >> reporter: and it's -- hi, heather, carl's here, and so will marco rubio in just a matter of minutes. he's one of the first speakers here and, obviously, the florida senator and the contrast and the juxtaposition to former florida governor jeb bush is what everybody had expected to be sort of dynamic to. watch. but in fact, now, marco rubio is in a major spat on immigration with ted cruz. yesterday rubio called out ted cruz and said that his immigration plan is much the same as his own and su

leland: i'm leland vittert in for jon scott.omber remembrance, crowds gathering to honor the victims of the worst attack on french soil since world war ii. the french president pledging

jim jon scott. patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown.to this conflict to try to save thousands of ethnic-minority yazidis who isis enslaved and slaughtered. sinjar links the two main cities

good morning, i'm jon scott. jenna: i'm jenna lee.ce carrying out a series of raid as they hunt for a suspect called the 8th paris attacker. they shut down subjectways,

bill: jon scott coming up on "happening now." happy friday. >> happy friday, bill. final cut gop debate on fox business network. we'll have analysis. are the mainstream media being fair on the gop field? new attacks on ben carson have some asking. take you on adventure to peru, hiking inca trail on journey to march chew pe-- machu. pichu. bill: thank you, jon. we finally know on mars what happened to all that water. ♪ martha: we just got word there will be news coming out of the white house at 11:45 this morning. the president and vice president joe biden and secretary of state john kerry are going to deliver a statement at 11:ha a.m. the only information that we have so far this came about after a meeting with secretary of state john kerry in the oval office this morning at white house. so the wheels start turning what that might mean. but we will know the answer at 11:45 this morning. ♪ bill: so nasa announcing it has solved one of the great mysteries about mars. where did all the water go? after years of study scientists now have an answer. mike massimino, former

jon: i'm jon scott.cial tells the fox news that the russian metrojet was not shot down over the sinai peninsula. u.s. satellite confirmed it picked up heat flash on the time of the crash on saturday. as a joint russian-egyptian committe

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bill: jon scott coming up next on "happening now." good day to you. >> good morning to you, bill.atest on the crash of the russian passenger jet in egypt. increasing speculation it was terror that led to the deaths of those 224 people. >>> plus paul ryan holding his first official as speaker of the house. we'll have that. brand new fox polling on the race for the white house. interesting numbers just out. bill? bill: cool. see you, jon. stop of the hour. >>> the last man to walk on the moon is telling the most incredible story. find out what he wants you to know 40 years later. >> hip pity hoppy over the hill. da, da, dd a. our truck? it's touring across america telling people about idaho potatoes. farmer: let's go boy. again this year the big idaho potato truck is traveling the country spreading the word about heart healthy idaho potatoes and making donations to local charities. excuse me miss, have you seen our truck? you just missed it. ahhh! aw man are you kiddin' me? it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge w

good morning, i'm jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody. i'm jenna lee in our nation's capitol today.blican race show ben carson chipping away at donald trump's frontrunner stat does and senator marco rubio surging. shifting his focus away from jeb bush and sharpening his attacks against carson and rubio ahead of next gop debate days away hosted by fox business network. we

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and if we don't fight for ourselves, these folks will overrun us. >> so true, jon scott's son 26 yearsis when you see the leader of the united states of america referring to isis as jay vee, referring to it yesterday as shrinking in nature, when in fact, the horrific events in france show just the opposite. there has been really a political lack of courage and will fortitude and specificity to be able to accomplish the goals at hand. >> that's unfortunate. and i believe in redemption and i believe in progress and i believe that each the president can change in terms of who he is and what he believes in taking that fight to isis. but we need to do two things in this country. we need to empower our the same time, throughout the world, we need to take the fight to those who want to kill us. we must remember the lesson of churchill. he said we will fight them on france. we will fight them on the beaches. we will fight them everywhere. if we are to survive. >> absolutely. we need partners in this fight in this worldwide battle against terrorism and this encroaching caliphate. peter johnson

jon: i am john scott. if you know of a veteran of for a hearty handshake and you're saying today, this is the day honoring the service of those who wear the uniform in our country and president obama will be laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown at arlington national cemetery. we expect the president to be there any moment. it was just about exactly year ago, the scandal at the veterans administration came to light in this country, a scandal that is boiling today. jenna: veterans day, we are talking more about that on this program, the laying of the wreath at the tomb of the unknown. veterans day is different from memorial day, his honor those who died in service, veterans a provos' who served, 22 million americans, some in the crowd today and some as well as part of the ceremony we will be watching. it was 1921 when an unidentified soldier from world war i who was approved to be laid to rest at the tomb of the unknown. and you will see that more clearly. that soldier was later joined by other unknown

jon: i am john scott. the terrorist attack sparking the gun battle lasted four hours. actor was over two people were dead including a female suicide bomber who blew herself. several police officers suffered injuries. overnight raids across france netted more than 2 dozen arrests. we still don't know the fate of the terror mastermind. greg? >> we are at the scene of an incredible night and early morning of terror and fighting terror. i will step away for a sense of the neighborhood. the apartment building where the terror suspects were held up, halfway down the street, you see police trucks left and right, forensic activity now intense as evidence is sought in those apartment buildings, to explain these terror attacks. we heard from the paris prosecutor and he confirmed what we had been hearing earlier in the day. incredibly, the objective of this raid was the suspected mastermind of a string of terror attacks friday night which helped 129 people dead in paris. think about it. the police fought this man, behind the incredible carnage was hiding out in plain sight within