neville butler set up the meeting. >> neville butler took me up to the apartment, opened the apartment>> but the man kris was supposed to meet was not there. >> neville butler said perhaps he went out. >> the two men waited for nearly an hour. >> he insisted i wait. i said no, i'm going. i am never late for an appointment and i am always on time and i left. >> at 10:30, kris drove 25 miles to ft. lauderdale and attended meetings during the hours that the murders took place, and he could prove it. kris had alibi witnesses, including an employee at his newspaper named tino geddes. >> tino geddes swore to me that he had been with kris, gone to lunch, stayed by kris. >> the manager at the restaurant kris frequented also clearly remembered seeing kris at lunch. >> i know i saw kris the day of the murders because there was a person who was sick and i needed to come in and fill in for that person. it doesn't seem like there is any way possible that he could have killed people at 12:00 and then been in for lunch sometime between 12 and 2:00. >> five other witnesses would come forward placing k

the representative neville lived through a horror like few others. does he not have a point that if teachers were armed we wouldn't see an enormous bloodshed? >> it's a more complex issue than a lot of people realise. it's hard to say whether many of the educators would have been carrying a weapon on that day before the tragic event. and whether or not it would have made a difference depending where in the building. it's a hotly debated topic and will continue to be. >> could it serve as a deterrence if someone was plans to attack a school. might it make them think twice if they knew teachers could be armed? >> it can be. we do know - i worked 8 k 12 active shooting cases and helped avert many as a school police chief. some aggressors resurfaced and their tart and looked -- target and looked at factors to be overcome. it's more practical deterrent for countries, thailand israel parts of africa. the one thing i caught people active shooter events are rare. out of the 500 or so murdered american k 12 schools, 63 have been killed by active shooters most

. >> reporter: patrick neville nose too well what that's like to be involved in a school shooting. in 1999 the republican state representative was a 15-year-old soft mar at callum mine when -- columbine during a deadly shooting. he's pushing legislation anyone with a concealed weapons permit the right to carry firearms in schools. >> had some of them had the league at authority, more of my friends may be with me today. i wake up every day sending my kid to school in blind faith she'll return safe when there's no safeguards for the schools. >> reporter: he doesn't want them to go through when to

. >> and i'm arthel neville. people in the midwest are expected to see the worst of the storm around game time. gusts of winds up to 40 miles per hour. and visibility and snow drifts. after that the storm moves towards new england, potentially delivering yet another blow to folks still clearing out from last week's storms. we have live fox team coverage, meteorologist janice dean tracking the storm live in the fox news weather center. but first we're going to send it over to brian who is standing by -- brian? >> hi arthel. this snowstorm has you said is large and unusually slow moving stretching from nebraska to maine, close to 100 million people could be affected. you're looking live now at chicago. where it's been snowing since last night. the city expected to get hit hard. a blizzard warning in effect from 2:00 p.m. to midnight today. the real heavy stuff is on its way. they're expecting 10 to 14 inches. whiteout conditions and those heavy winds. the storm causing more than 700 flight cancellations. that's mor

you know neville brothers successful but in new orleans where ms. the bio. >> for me was dad. he would go to work. on the stage signing autographs. >> come home punish me if i needed which was rare. >> mow the lawn, clean the house, cook. >> it was normal. >> but you have a crazy uncle. >> you are not going to call uncle aaron. >> linda ron stat ♪ i don't know much ♪ but i know i love you >> are you saying you were completely unaffected by all of this. >> i was completely unaffected because that's the way i raised. we are a catholic family. you know from a faithful background. so i was always taught to be humble, and treat everybody with the same respect as you would like them to treat you. >> what happened? >> i don't know. i'm here hanging out with you. >> so you get out of high school. you come to new york to do some modeling acting. but you decide i'm too smart for this. you went back to college and got a journalism degree, from where? >> university of texas austin. >> and you start your career. it's an interesting career. i met artel when we we

i'm arthel neville.ot to go. >> american shoppers on this sunday afternoon warned on the on alert. that after a terror group's new video calls for attack at western malls. al qaeda linked group al shabaab specifically naming the largest mall in our country, the mall of america as a potential target. that's in minnesota where 1200,000 people shop every day. they are now to increase security measures. this is america's us in headquarters. >> this is not the first time the somali based terror group has focused on shopping centers. al shabaab claimed responsibility for a deadly september 2013 attack at a

you know neville brothers successful but in new orleans where ms.rmous. ♪ fire on the bio. >> for me was dad. he would go to work. on the stage signing autographs. >> come home punish me if i needed which was rare. >> mow the lawn, clean the house, cook. >> it was normal. >> but you have a crazy uncle. >> you are not going to call uncle aaron. >> linda ron stat ♪ i don't know much ♪ but i know i love you >> are you saying you were completely unaffected by all of this. >> i was completely unaffected because that's the way i raised. we are a catholic family. you know from a faithful background. so i was always taught to be humble, and treat everybody with the same respect as you would like them to treat you. >> what happened? >> i don't know. i'm here hanging out with you. >> so you get out of high school. you come to new york to do some modeling acting. but you decide i'm too smart for this. you went back to college and got a journalism degree, from where? >> university of texas austin. >> and you start your career. it's an interesting career. i met

neville chamberlain would be amazed. >> it does seem like. he's into legacy building now. he's thinking, i want to cut a deal with iran and so i can go down in the history books. >> you can go down like neville and jimmy carter. jimmy carter learned in office. this guys resolutely refuses to learn in office. we're paying the price for it. people sense there's a lack of urgency a lack of leadership, a lack of a strategy. even this war resolution has serious flaws like taking away thorption authorization we've had for ten years to go after non-isis groups. where is this guy? i don't know. >> and he already has the authorization and he knows it. >> yes, he does. >> he wants to pin it on congress. it wasn't my fault if this thing doesn't go well. >> punting can work in football, but not in defending civilization. >> good point. steve forbes, good to talk to you. as president obama unveils ways to stop cyber attacks news we may have taught our enemies how to commit those cyber attacks. documents leaked by edward snowden reportedly showing iranians how we hacked them and develop

these guys make neville chamberlain look like a hawk. this appeasement. cheryl: academics and community organizers. it is a weird group. >> government talking and starting a social media effort to combat these guys on twitter. you're a veteran of twitter wars. you want to advice any to the government? >> the government? >> combating isis on twitter. >> good luck. cheryl: charlie loves money by the way. s&p touching a new lifetime high today. markets gaining stream on reports that greece will request a bailout extension positive sign after defiant posturing from greece's prime minister said he wouldn't vow to, quote, blackmail to secure a deal. 10 days remain before the credit line to athens expires. who will cave, jack the greeks or the e.u.? >> greeks hold a stronger hand that people think here. >> how so? >> well what happens to them if this relationship collapses and they're out of the euro? they end up with a cheaper currency which is exactly what they need to be competitive in the world economy. the problem with greece is it is a weak economy that is

i'm arthel neville. hour alongside eric shawn. right now back to hannity were fake. >> welcome back. earlier on the main stage i had an opportunity sit down and discuss issues with marco rubio. i love your family story. >> thank you. >> that is the american story. here is where we are now. and this breaks my heart and the heart of everybody in the room. nearly 50 million americans in poverty and on food stamps 92 million not working. 18.1 trillion in debt and unfunded liabilities. how do we dig ourselves out of that hole? >> we are basically having the industrial revolution every five years and the leaders are stuck in yesterday. if we pour more of your money into the famed programs that did not work that well in the past, it will get us out of this. globalization is real. we are in competition with dozens of other countries. unless we get rid of obamacare, balance the budget and utilize our manager portfolio, we can't compete. if we do those things we can compete with anyone in the world. we need to hel

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm arthel neville. waiting word on the fate of american hostage kayla mueller after isis claimed the aid worker was killed in a jordanian air strike in syria. the white house says it has not seen any evidence that kayla was killed. jordan calling the claim criminal propaganda. >>> nbc nightly news anchor brian williams taking a personal leave as controversy swirls around his reporting on iraq and hurricane katrina. williams says become too much a part of the news after it was revealed he falsely claimed to be in a helicopter hit by an rpg while in iraq in 2003. he apologized on air this week, saying he misremembered. nbc news has assigned its own investigative unit into looking into williams' statements. back now to greta investigates isis >> so who is one of the pr gurus of isis? we sent griff yen convince to find out about a man from boston >> he should be considered to be armed and dangerous. he is a threat to the nation. >> richard was the special agent in charge during the boston bombing investigat

. >> let me ask you, what did chamberlain do wrong, neville chamberlain do wrong in 1939? to appeasement. >> i asked kevin james after he accused obama of appeasement. i simply asked him to define appeasement, what was it, and he couldn't do it. >> what did chamberlain do in '39. tell me. >> chris, it's the exact same thing, all right? >> what did he do! >> '38, '39, chris? what year do you want? >> what did he do? >> it's the exact same thing that happened. >> i think the best times are when you can remain calm and realize you've got your fish. you know. you've got him. you've got him hooked. >> what neville chamberlain did wrong most people would say is not talking to hitler but giving hip half of czechoslovakia in '38. that's what he did wrong. i've got to go to somebody who knows some history. >> although james hasn't returned to date, matthew says the "hardball" door is always open. >> you're not going to box me in here, chris. >> we'd probably enjoy having him back for further vetting. >> later the same year, another classic matthews shutdown. >> congresswoman, thank

i'm arthel neville. >> there was a security threat formal of america and it's been named in a new video by al shabaab which is calling on attacks on western malls. homeland security secretary jey johnson is reminding shoppers to be particularly careful but as there comes this new threat, a new phase of threats. hi, will. >> hi eric. this is the same group responsible for an attack that happened in kenya that killed more than 60 people back in 2013. the video released on saturday by the somali terrorist group linked to al qaeda is calling for attacks on western malls specifically the west edmonton mall in canada and mall of america in minnesota. mall of america saying it is aware of the video and is monitoring the threat with the help of local and federal authorities. some increased security measures may be noticeable. others won't be. listen to homeland security secretary jey johnson this morning. >> you've got to be vigilant. we just revamped our, if you see something, say something at the super bowl last month. public engagement public awareness is critical. >> al shabaab has recruite

this is near neville street and the gates aren't coming down on their own so trains are forced to stop and the conductor has to get out and as you see right here, stop traffic. no word on how long the fix is expected to take. >> meantime virginia state police are investigating a signage problem that caused a little bit of confusion for drivers on i-66 this morning. listen to this according to our media partners at wtop around 8:00 this morning, a sign for those h.o.v. lanes on eastbound 66 at u.s. 50 said all lanes were open to traffic. that's instead of the usual monday morning h.o.v. restrictions. drivers who use those lanes then ticketed solo drivers in those h.o.v. lanes. vdot officials are looking into whether a power problem is to blame. >> a crime alert in the district this noon as police investigate a homicide in northeast. it happened overnight in the brookland neighborhood on the 1,200 block of brentwood road. terrified residents awoke to the sound of gunshots. >> it was like boom, boom boom boom, boom! >> residents of the brookland manor apartments describe frightening momen

>>> i'm arthel neville. time now for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm eric shawn. joining us dr. marc siegel, from nyu medical center. he's also author of unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. >> also dr. david samadi at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. >> great to see you. >> you know, turning up the volume on the tv screen or cranking up those head phones it all could lead to the troubling epidemic of hearing loss. dr. siegel sat down with a fellow physician to describe just how much damage we could be doing to our ears. >> now you can imagine a loud noise coming in to the inner ear. that's like a tsunami coming in there. and that causes those hair cells to die. if there's no hair cells the nerve is no longer being stimulated and you can't hear. >> so how big a problem is this and how widespread? dr. siegel, when you walk down the street you can hear the music from someone else's head phones it's so loud. >> that's a huge part of the problem. we're talking 40 million people are affected now. but with baby boomers, age-related hearing loss and heari

. >> and i'm mar they will neville. a man smashing his truck through the gates of a michigan coast guard station. it started earlier this morning. a phone call from a man saying he had a bomb in his truck and that he was going to blow up the station. person they will vaknel were evacuated. and the coast guard sector field office, as well. and investigators say after the threat, a man smashed his truck through the gates. he is now in custody. investigators say they did not find a bomb. we're monitoring the story and will bring you more as it breaks. >>> mean while three people have been woumded after a shooting at a crowded mall near pittsburgh, pennsylvania. investigators used video and social media to arrest a teen they believe is responsible for that. police say the 17-year-old suspect opened fire inside a macy's store p. hundreds of shoppers ran for their lives as investigators say that teen targeted a specific person. shooting him will as well as would bystanders. now they're looking at perhaps the biggest question,

. >> and i'm after sella neville. welcome. dr.d samadi is chairman and professor of neurology at lenox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel, nyu's langone medical center and author of "the inner pulse: unlocking the code of sickness and inner health." >> great to see you both. we have an action-packed show. the hollywood movie shedding light on a debilitating disease. take a look. >> it's called motorneuron disease. life expectancy is two

. >> and i'm arthel neville.ng the news this hour the hunt is on right now for a gunman in denmark after what danish security forces call a likely terror attack. >>> and we are live in ukraine with that cease-fire that went into effect exactly one hour ago. so is it holding? is it finally slowing down? and do you think vladimir putin is good for his word or again cannot be trusted? >>> and they just can't catch a break in new england. another vicious

hello, i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn. one person killed and three police officers injured. we'll have the latest from the scene in a moment. >> this is the final hour before the start of a highly-touted cease-fire in ukraine. we have seen a surge in violence this afternoon. the question is will the deal hold? >> what's called a snow hurricanes. do you want to be socked with that? another winter storm is moving into new england. there are warnings about this. it's not your typical blizzard. we'll have a live report. >>> but we begin with that terrifying shooting at free speech event in denmark. a manhunt under way for the gunman. witnesses reporting, saying he shot through the window of a cafe with an automatic weapon before taking off in a dark volkswagen. they later found the car a few miles away. they faced several death attacks after drawing caricatures of the prophet muhammed. the scene, very familiar to the massacre in january at the "charlie hebdo" paper in paris. this event featured a panel discussion about free speech in the wake of that attack. >>> in boston they a

and i just don't think he can acknowledge the branch of islam and i think the neville became berlin autoroach if we can contain or ignore this threat it will go away. going away. >> the pope is not generally an activist, a political activist comes out and looked to me like he was angry about what happened. as he should be. i mean these people -- they were poor people, father. these weren't activists or soldiers or anything like that. poor people who went from egypt to libya to try to make a buck for their family and they rounded them up and cut their heads off. i mean it doesn't get worse than that is do you believe that the pope will start to lead in the holy war? will he take an active leadership as the secular leaders are receding? >> i think the pope will continue to say that the west has a duty to protect the innocent and fight this. and we have to recognize martyrdom is when you die for religious reasons. the pope is saying quite clearly isis is killing people because they think that's what god wants them to do. the pope is saying the truth is god does not want this kind of murdero

. >> and i'm arthel neville.eople in the midwest are expected to see the worst of the storm around game time. gusts of winds up to 40 miles per hour. and visibility and snow drifts. after that the storm moves towards new england, potentially delivering

this happened at randolph road and neville street. montgomery county police sent out a tweet warning people to avoid the area and to never drive over tracks when the crossing arms are down. csx crews were called to the scene to fix the problem. metro service is returning to normal right now. more buses are running at this hour compared to this morning, and metro says more will be added as road conditions improve. riders should still expect delays and detours. metro rail is open but operating on a saturday schedule on all lines. trains are departing about every 12 minutes and you'll pay the regular weekday fare. and metroaccess, the door-to-door service for disabled rider, is still canceled today but are will resume operations tomorrow. >>> another frustrating day for rail commuters in the boston area. with long delays and limited service there. crews are again shoveling snow off tracks to get trains rolling again. officials say it could take a month before service is fully restored. riders complained that service is an ongoing problem

. >> and i'm mar they will neville. a man smashing his truck through the gates of a michigan coast guard station. it started earlier this morning. a phone call from a man saying he had a bomb in his truck and that he was going to blow up the station. person they will vaknel were evacuated. and the coast guard sector field office, as well. and investigators say after the threat, a man smashed his truck through the gates. he is now in custody.

neville chamberlin wasn't a secret pro nazi.was a weak man, that's what we have in the white house today. lou: ambassador john bolton, good to have you with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: the nasdaq gained 7 points. volume continued light trading 3.3 billion shares. crude oil falling to settle near $52 a barrel. reminder, listen to my financial reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> boston mayor marty walsh is warning snowedin citizens to stop posting videos on social media, showing them doing things like that! jumping out of windows into those huge snowdrifts that afflict all of boston. >> i'm asking people to stop the nonsense right now. these are adults jumping out windows, and they seem like it was a fun thing to do. you have no idea what's happening. >> a foolish thing to do and you could kill yourself. this isn't loon mountain this is the city of boston where we're trying to remove snow off the street it. becomes dangerous. lou: boston has been pummeled by eight feet of snow this winter. such

i'm arthel neville. we've got to go. >> american shoppers on this sunday afternoon warned on the on alert. that after a terror group's new video calls for attack at western malls. al qaeda linked group al shabaab specifically naming the largest mall in our country, the mall of america as a potential target. that's in minnesota where 1200,000 people shop every day. they are now to increase security measures. this is america's us in headquarters. >> this is not the first time the somali based terror group has focused on shopping centers. al shabaab claimed responsibility for a deadly september 2013 attack at a mall in kenya. at least 60 people killed during that four-day siege there. and will carr is following the new threats from our west coast newsroom. will, what can you tell us. >> well this terror group is calling for attacks on malls in canada, the united kingdom and the united states. specifically, the mall of america in minnesota. the mall of america releasing a statement saying it is aware of the

i'm arthel neville. >> there was a security threat formal of america and it's been named in a new videoab which is calling on attacks on western malls. homeland security secretary jey johnson is reminding shoppers to be particularly careful but as

. >> i'm arthel neville.w defense secretary ashton carter suggesting a change in u.s. strategy may keep our troops in afghanistan longer. >>> the northeast that brutal cold is tragically increased the number of hypothermia deaths across the country. coming up, janis dean will tell us how much longer we can expect this dangerous weather to hang around. >>> plus, a blunt response from egypt over the latest isis atrocity. what they say the world now

. >> what is the difference between you and neville chamberlain and berg in the 1930s when the naziscommitting atrocities and said just the way you said it they are not our problem. >> once again you are comparing them to the nazis,. >> isis to the nazis. >> i'm not sure that it's an apt comparison. >> he is what the comparison. >> they are not the same as the nazis. >> they are committing astros cities. >> unless they are a threat to the united states. you would have been with limberg and the other. >> >> you are an honest guy. >> thank you very much. >> legalizing pot in america. wait until you hear the new stats on marijuana in the workplace. then miller with some last super bowl thoughts. and martha maccallum on the worst super bowl ad played during the game. those reports after these messages. g for a loan? how's your credit? i know i have an 810 fico score, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. and your big idea is hot dogs shaped like hamburgers? nope. hamburgers shaped like hot dogs. that's not really in our wheelhouse... you don't put it in a wheelhouse. you put it i

. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news, united arab emirates will take part in air strikes against isis. that's according to an associated press report quoting an official in jordan. the uae announced it's sending over a squadron of f-16 fighters. they suspended air strikes in december after islamic state fighters captured jordanian pilot last year. meanwhile, the family of the only known american held hostage by isis says they are holding out hope despite claims in the islamic state that she died in jordan's air strikes. leeland vittert is covering the story from washington. >> reporter: experts say the jordanian air strikes over the past couple days, while symbolics, are unlikely to change the battlefield equation by much. the jordanian response comes as there is growing criticism in the administration's handling of the isis threat. yesterday national security advisor susan rice doubled down on the president's policies for confronting terror. >> while the dangers we face may be more numerous and varied t

i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shawn. the headline from the vote today could be who came in as number two. that is wisconsin governor scott walker. he's five points behind senator paul. as the cpac gathering wraps up in maryland right now free markets, small government conservatives are getting their chance to take a close look at some of the other potential 2016 republican nominees. at the club for growth annual winter conference in palm beach. that's where john roen covering that meeting at the breakers hotel there in palm beach, florida all day. he has the very latest. hi john. >> reporter: eric, good evening to you. the club for growth is one of the most important and influential conservative groups in the united states. just ask senator that thad cochran of mississippi whose career was nearly ended because the club backed his opponent last year. scott walker, who was number two in the straw poll was well regarded in his talk this morni

. >> and i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour the hunt is on right now for a gunman in denmark after what danish security forces call a likely terror attack. >>> and we are live in ukraine with that cease-fire that went into effect exactly one hour ago. so is it holding? is it finally slowing down? and do you think vladimir putin is good for his word or again cannot be trusted? >>> and they just can't catch a break in new england. another vicious winter storm sweeping through the region. >> we're xntexpecting over a foot of snow in eastern mass and extremely high winds, potentially as high on a gusting basis as 60 to 70 miles an hour. >> it's a year already setting records. we have the latest from the fox news weather center. >>> at this hour, with freedom under attack yet again that deadly shooting at a free speech event in copenhagen denmark. and the manhunt right now at this hour underway for that gunman. witnesses say they shot through the windows of the cafe in copenhagen. they have been under deat

. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, new defense secretary ashton carter suggesting a change in u.s. strategy may keep our troops in afghanistan longer. >>> the northeast that brutal cold is tragically increased the number of hypothermia deaths across the country. coming up, janis dean will tell us how much longer we can expect this dangerous weather to hang around. >>> plus, a blunt response from egypt over the latest isis atrocity. what they say the world now needs to do to defeat the islamic state and the threat of terrorism. cairo's response to the beheading of those 21 coptic eye egyptian christians and what we face next. the egyptian ambassador to the united states will be here to fill us in live. >>> we start here new defense secretary ashton carter visiting afghanistan today on his first overseas trip in his new role. he met with the president in kabul and said the u.s. is considering slowing u.s. troop withdrawal from the country there. peter doocy is live in washington tracking it fo

the one crying out trying to tell the world of this imminent threat and it just seems to me that nevilleturned in the person of president obama. he is in total denial of what this threat is. >> and did the prime minister talk to you at all about what the reaction is back here in the united states about him speaking on march 3rd? i think he recognizes what's come up house bunk down. the real issue is iran with nuclear arms. we can't get our eyes off that the american people certainly aappreciate and will appreciate what the prime minister will have to say. that's why i'm so spike to the american people. >> has he asked for president obama to speak with him. president obama thus far statement white house is that the president will not meet with the prime minister when is he is here on march 3rd. has the prime minister asked to meet with the president? >> not time. he did not bring that today. he said nothing critical about the president. the issue came up about him coming. the questions whether he would come or not. but he wants to come and speak to bipartisan congress, which he will speak

even if you go back in history and you hear neville chamber lynn name come up a lot. in the spring hitler was finished and wasn't going to go after anything at all. lo and behold by september he was already moved into poland. he said basically he had hitler's word. so hard to predict into the future, you know, what's going to happen. how do you measure whether you are being patrol car continuing call and -- practical and smart and being tough or you are going to get hit hard? how do you tell that? >> first by airing on the side of caution. assume it's real, it's lethal and it's coming for us. until it's possible to demonstrate otherwise. we saw al qaeda and what they did. this is an off chute, an group of al qaeda. same leader then same leader now with al baghdadi. we have got to assume just like al qaeda, which is repudiated them for being too violent and too extremist that they share though the same goal of coming here to fight. >> you know it's interesting that not existential nature, the threat, you know after 9/11, you know the united states didn't fall apart but

i'm arthel neville. glad you could join us.come to america's news headquarters. >> hello i'm eric shawn. cpac wrapping up its third and final day. that result for you in a few moments. meanwhile, the club for growth is hosting its event. several of those same potential republican presidential candidates on the docket there including texas senator ted cruz and louisiana governor bobby jindal. the senior national correspondent john roberts has been covering that event in the breakers hotel in palm beach, florida, where club for growth is listening to what they have to say. >> reporter: good afternoon. louisiana governor bobby jindal still addressing the crowd here. give you a little bit of golf commentary through this. like governor jindal texas senator ted cruz probably wouldn't be where he is today without the massive support of the club for growth which helped him get elected. last night cruz addressed this crowd here urging them not to nominate a moderate for president but to go with a conservative. if that was a veiled refer

i'm arthel neville. glad you could join us.ird and final day. that result for you in a few moments. meanwhile, the club for growth is hosting its event. several of those same potential republican presidential candidates on the docket there including texas senator ted cruz and louisiana governor bobby jindal. the senior national correspondent john roberts has been covering that event in the

hello, i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shawn. one person killed and three police officers injured.e latest from the scene in a moment. >> this is the final hour before the start of a highly-touted cease-fire in ukraine. we have seen a surge in violence this afternoon. the question is will the deal hold?

volume there nothing in the way, just a lot of heavy volume with delays continuing on randolph road at neville> checking temperatures across the region, we have been falling for the last couple of hours. the feel factor is now down in the teens. 23 at dulles, feels like 27 degrees downtown. the wind is picking up out of the northwest trying in colder temperatures today. we have already seen the high point of our day. temperatures have fallen into the 20's this afternoon with decreasing cloudiness. 12 downtown. >> thank you. thank you for watching. we will see you back here in another 25 minutes. >>> "good morning america." it's 8:00 a.m. and time for our oscar party. >> we're here on the red carpet and inside the theater where the magic unfolded overnight. >> exclusive access. one on one with the winners. moments after they stepped off stage. >> it's still a surprise. it's still a pretty big deal. >> style and lupita nyong'o's stunning white and the fashion trends riveting on the red carpet. the celebration going late. >> we're inside where the brightest stars dancing the night away. >> plus k

the assistance of the chancellor of germany and the president of france in the finest traditions of neville chamberlain standing by and watching that country be dismembered. but what the senator from south carolina and i are trying to say is that what general keane said the other day. al qaeda and its affiliates exceed and ran in dominating countries. al qaeda has grown fourfold very radical islam is clearly on the rise, and i think think our policy of disengaging from the middle east has contributed to that there is no policy in iraq, syria, no combating or assisting the ukrainians as they attempted defend themselves against wholesale slaughter of their countrymen. we have had ample testimony before the armed services committee people who served with distinction in this country for many years, republican and democrat, all of all of them have said they have never seen the world and more turmoil command these things do not happen by accident. it is not like hurricanes are earthquakes. it is a matter of a failed foreign-policy that began in 2,009, and the chickens are coming home to roost. >>

and neville chim chaimamberlain might be proud. senator tillis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, dr. carter. first, i think it's very clear with the questions being asked today, this hearing really isn't about ash carter. i think there's a lot of confidence in your ability and i think there's a few public servants qualified for the nomination. i think you and your family should be very proud. you know, i appreciate the time you and i spent in my office. i think we've already got several points of agreement whether it's acquisition reform, training modernization of business practices in the pentagon. i look forward to working with you on that. and making progress. i also think that you know, defense is an area where you even see in the questions, where there seems to be a consistent message for most of the members up here about our concerns with the safety and security of america and the need for us to work together on a bipartisan basis, because if we don't, we fail thousands of young men and women who volunteer to defend our freedom. before i get to a question, i do w

and neville chim chaimamberlain might be proud. senator tillis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, dr. carter. first, i think it's very clear with the questions being asked today, this hearing really isn't about ash carter. i think there's a lot of confidence in your ability and i think there's a few public servants qualified for the nomination. i think you and your family should be very proud. you know, i appreciate the time you and i spent in my office. i think we've already got several points of agreement whether it's acquisition reform, training modernization of business practices in the pentagon. i look forward to working with you on that. and making progress. i also think that you know, defense is an area where you even see in the questions, where there seems to be a consistent message for most of the members up here about our concerns with the safety and security of america and the need for us to work together on a bipartisan basis, because if we don't, we fail thousands of young men and women who volunteer to defend our freedom. before i get to a question, i do w

that is what neville chamberlain said in september of 1938. but it goes well beyond the ukraine.happened here is vladimir putin has driven a wedge into the nato alliance. i think he sees the prospect for an outcome for russia far beyond territorial aggrandizement at the expense of the ukraine. pcs the possibility unthinkable, a few years ago of shattering that nato alliance because it may well be that his next targets could be the baltic republics, latvia and lithuania. the russians had in years gone by already engaged in cyberwarfare, they have large ethnic russian population this and i think if vladimir putin believes that lower costs he can take aggressive action against those countries and nato fails to respond for the first time ever when at nato county was imperiled, could collapse. there's no american leadership. this deal was notable for the absence of the united states. we are the leaders of the nato alliance. the president doesn't want to be the nail alliance he might do us the courtesy of telling us that. of course he is not going to. that would be in politics and if t