peter doocy is live in washington. is there much bipartisan support for keystone right now? >> there is arthel. bipartisans think this is a job creator, and some democrats think the other way, build the pipeline or don't build the pipeline. one says that needs to be president obama. >> the president needs to make a decision. a lot of us are frustrated it has taken this long. >> how are you going to vote on that? >> i have always voted to allow the process to continue -- >> that means in favor? >> to allow the president to make a decision, but i'm very frustrated with it. >> the new congress also plans to pick apart obamacare. obviously not a new policy but this is republican congress's first crack at it with the largest majority in the house since the great depression. and there's great emphasis on redefining full-time work in the eyes of the epa. right now 30 hours a week is full-time but the gop wants 40 hours a week believing that will benefit small businesses as the employer mandate kicks in. >> peter let's talk about speaker boehner and talk to me about the kind of resi

they might try to build off of the success of the programs on a national level. >> peter doocy thank you very much. >>> watching leaders around the world in the grand synagogue. prime minister benjamin netanyahu stood against french president, francois hollande. some french leaving france some moving to israel because of all the problems there. the today, with the inspiration with the signs, with the slogans, with the fight against fear and terrorism, is what do they do snoem whattomorrow? what must the world and the u.s. do to translate to actual policies to the world can win? walid feris joins us. he said we are determined to fight against terrorism. he talked about the pain of loss that family members have aired. he lost his own brother murdered. he thanked muslim citizens. a pause when he did that. the big question is, how can the religion itself change? can it? is it possible to weed out the radicalism of the extremists that commit these acts? >>> first of all, the religion will have to have team to change. the government and people in charge of national security can go much fas

peter doocy in washington we begin with greg palkot life in france. us 30 minutes ago now it is doug luzader. we are going to start with you, greg. we will get to you in a moment, doug. >> after the massive march yesterday we received massive security today we are told 10,000 french soldiers have been mobilized in the event of a new attack. that is feared this as new information comes out in the investigation of the terrible events of last yeek. she is partner of amedy coulibaly. she is thought to have helped out maybe an accomplice. it is believed she was out of the country at this time and it is now thought she is in a town in syria run by the terror group isis. not far from the town we long reported on called kobani. as for her partner they are looking at a new video that came out yesterday with him profess professing allegiance to the same group isis and found in his apartment a big store house of weapons it could have been a lot worse. now let's move on to said kouachi his brother thought to be responsible for the thoughter at the newspaper office

peter doocy has more. >> hi, arthel. since north korea is already the most heavily sanctioned nation in the world, some of the president's critics are wondering why the white house still relies on economically driven punishment. >> everybody in the world has seen how he's handled putin and iran. he goes in and makes nice with the worst people on earth. so i don't think they have any real fear that he's going to do anything substantial. it may tweak him a little bit economically, tell people they can't come into the united states and get their bank accounts accessed but do they really fear this is a president that draws a red line and keeps it? he hasn't so far in six years. >> the new sanctions are especially remarkable since some private security firms have unearthed new evidence suggesting the sony hack was an inside job that had no origins in north korea. because we see now, the only administration obviously not sold on that story, continuing to blame the kim regime. the white house press secretary says there could be

peter doocy is live in washington with the latest. >> arthel now isis says they don't want ransom for the remaining japanese hostage. they want to trade the freedom of ken ji goato who is in their custody for the freedom of an iraqi woman in jordanian custody jailed for her part in hotel bombings in that country a decade ago. so the big question is are the jordanians and the japanese okay with that deal? the japanese chief cabinet secretary says that, quote, the relationship between japan and jordan is extremely good, and the two leaders, abe and jordanian king abdullah ii keep visiting each other. in these conditions we are asking for cooperation with the related countries including jordan to resolve the hostage crisis but we cannot disclose the content of the coordination as the situation is currently developing. president obama is traveling through india today. he condemned the isis murder. his chief of staff said there's no plan to change the way the united states approaches situations like this even though it seems their frequency has increased. >> you know our policies on this a

peter doocy and mary doocy. they will be network correspondents today. i will do my job. on television we figure he is real busy. that is what he tells mom. upon closer examination dad may not be the case. >> wow. flawless. >> an early education in the life of television. what was it like watching your dad on tv growing up? >> it was very confusing when i was a little, little baby. and sometimes very confusing now. no, but it was always great. it was something every morning for, when my mom was cooking us breakfast he was there on the tv. >> well, your dad is the best dad because he talks about you all the time. i know he is so proud of you. you grew up going to baseball games together? big yank keys fan. >> big yankees fan. now that i live in washington so much easier to get to nationals park. bryce harper is behind me. love baseball. if i have time to go to game i'm there. >> why is that? did you grow up playing? >> yeah. i thought i was quite good for a while. >> you have a new year's resolution which is, i didn't realize your singing skills were so incredible but you

i lost family members because they were just -- [ inaudible ] >> still with us rob o'neill and peter doocy i think it was the best special we've ever had. good to see you, my friend. >> thank you sean. >> i didn't know you were that tall. what'd your dad feed you? >> something. it was my mom. >> when we were left we were inside the compound, you'd landed, you just went in, you were on the first floor. >> yeah, on the first floor i was looking down the hallway. there were two other s.e.a.l.s. working the closed door. they finally got it open and we formed a line sort of going up the stairs. and i was in the back of the line. >> how many guys? >> seven or eight guys in front of me. and the guy in front on the way up -- the cia analyst told us that in between the first and second floor you're going to run into kalid bin laden. if you do, you know the boss is upstairs, his dad is upstairs. that's his last line of defense. so walking up the stairs kind of went up and came back and there was a small banister in between the guy in front and kahlid. so two guys that were both armed that were, you

in washington, peter doocy fox news. >> have you ever faced an obstacle thought you can overcome.you need a little inspiration meet jessica cox. >> she defies the odds. she was born without any arms but she holds the guiness book record for being the first pilot to fly without them. she uses her feet and this weekend she spoke at the pearson field education center in vancouver, washington. she explained how she turned fear into accomplishment. >> i became interested in flying because of my greatest fear, and the thought of being up in the air losing contact with the ground it actually terrified me. i went up oh and moo first flight and i was hook. i said i want to be pilot. >> she's the first person to get a black belt in tie quan dough without arms and learned to swim swim scuba dive and drive a car. >> amazing. >> we brace for snow california is dealing with high winds and whipping up serious problems and close calls next. >> sea of pink and side a prison prison. why officials believe forcing inmates to dress like this will change the way they behave behind bars and on the stree

. >> peter doocy is live with what to expect. >> the headlines will be on the plan to increase taxesn the wealthy to raise money to give them a tax cut an fund community college for millions of others. that is a redistribution. it boosts the economy that's already improving. >> this gives me an opportunity to present to the american people now that we have fought other way through the crisis how do we make sure everybody in this koven tree, how do we make sure they are sharing in this economy. coney, nicknamed hemingway is working on the speech. republicans are protesting the so-called tax reform plan. >> they don't want to pay the military. they want to pay the bureaucrats more. government is over taxed and people are over taxed. government is over spent. we don't have a revenue problem. we brought in the most money ever in 2014. $3 trillion in revenue. >> the president's state of the union comes the second half of the month that they have already issued a veto threat including building the new keystone pipeline which they maintain is priority number one. heather and ainsley? >>> oo

. >> peter doocy>> log on to "fox & friends" facebook page for the show live #keep talking. >>> an update to the story we first brought you yesterday the pentagon denying bergdahl will be charged with desertion despite tony schafer telling us his attorneys already received that paperwork. the army saying this, quote the reporting from fox news on nbc and fox news is clearly false. there has been no actions on the sergeant berg call investigation. colonel saferchafer is sifting through the news he first wrote. >> i stand by all of the facts if you look at what kirby said in the pentagon they don't deny the material findings of what i said is in the report. they are being carolful how-- careful how they pars their words. my understanding is that bergdahl's lawyer has been given a statement of charges, a charge sheet that says this is what to expect that we are coming. another part of this is a decision was made. has continue formally announced? there is no time limit on this decision. what they didn't say is it is more compelling. >> when the pentagon spokesman john kirby stops by "fox and

peter doocy is in the nation's capitol with what's on the agenda today. >> today is the big debut of the largest republican majority of the house since the great depression. they are still grumbling in the conservative wing about trying to replace john boehner with the speaker. if nine members pick someone else on the first ballot baners out. one of them iowa's steve king. >>> when you look across the number there are 67 that voted against the omnibus spending bill. that's a pretty good place to start. had communications with many of them along the way. the possibility is this if one or two more candidates came forward i think that would increase the number of people that would be willing to vote for somebody other than john boehner for speaker. the keystone pipeline in fact gop senator john hogan and joe mansion will file paperwork today to get the ball rolling. the white house in their first briefing of 2015 said they are already thinking about thinking about a veto of that bill. they are not sure yet. >> at this point to issue a veto threat with that piece of legislation we will t

. >> peter doocy live for us. >> slammed over his reaction to the murder of a japanese hostage at the hands of isis. confirming the video that shows surviving hostage alone hold ago photo of what appears to be the other hostage beheaded. in response rick single tweeted this. murder by the terrorist group nothing religious about it. connecting isis to islamic extremism. another called the comment amazingly dumb. >> as the white house takes more heat for not calling terror attacks islamic extremism chief of staff now admits the terrorists are muslim. >> let's be clear no one denies these are muslims. these are muslims who claim their warped view of their ideology is what informed their actions or hateful ideology. we simply do not believe that they should somehow be seen as representatives from islam. p they are not. the overwhelming majority of muslims do not have this ideology. we don't give them any belief they somehow believe that. >> terror in the skies the fbi looking into a new wave of bomb threats targeting major airlines. this after two packed planes landed in seattle. they hav

you heard peter doocy reporting. in there he said the foern den rale has to find extremists without stereotyping. you shook your head hard. why? >> it was for racial profileing. as far as i know all of these attacks in every country a are done by muslims not any longer muslim men they are muslim men and women. if you are the police the security forces you are going to narrow down who you are looking at mostly to muslims. sorry. we are at war with radical islam. >> it can look like anybody. >> it is the profiling lifestyle cultural lifestyling. >> we had a tip the russians told us about them and we ignore the tip. look what happens. >> what's your response to senator graham's comments. >> i think he is right. the absence of a president today is a horrific signal with the world. symbols matter. tension matters. the president didn't go not even the president president. that's a clear message what when they said united states is supposed to be central. the power of the administration leaning behind it not to acknowledge

fox's peter doocy has the story. >> reporter: few hundred people showed up for today's sea of blue march that organizers put together as a show of support for police officers who have been vilified during demonstrations recently a mid protests inspired by incidents in ferguson, missouri sorey and staten island new york. what i'm asking you today do you have their back. ? do you have their back? >> yes, we do. >> i thank god for that. thank you so much. >> reporter: there have been similar sea of blue marches through cleveland and las vegas and organizers say today's walk through washington from the national law enforcement officers memorial to the u.s. capitol is not a direct reaction or response to the anti police protests that generated headlines and created tension between the police and the people they serve. but those protests weren't completely ignored either. >> it's time for us as a community to let them know that we've got their backs. um it's time for us to bring peace. it's time for us to show the al sharptons and eric holders and race hater that is we can out number them and

peter doocy is here with more from washington. hi peter. >> hi. the decision to drop out we've learned, actually came last weekend and mitt romney spent several days thinking about it and sticking to scheduled events, like a long-standing commitment at mississippi state university. at that point he then went public with his decision and here is how he explained himself to supporters on a conference call. >> i believe that one of our next generation of republican leaders one ho may not be as well-known as i am today, one who is not yet taken the message across the country one who is just getting started may well emerge as being better able to defeat the democrat nominee. >> reporter: there is more. from a source close to romney who says, quote, mitt believes this is not about him being president. it's about the presidency being in the right hands. the first look at the gop leader board with romney out of the picture reads like this based on recent fox news polls. scrub bush 15%. huckabee and rand paul, 13% apiece. ben carson 10%. and then governors

we go to peter doocy in washington. what is being done to protected americans abroad? tell us more about that. >> reporter: there is a scary sounding new warning coming from the state department notifying americans that al-qaeda could look to kidnap them and use ransom money to bank roll other operations, or that isis could look to carry out some sort of a violent attack as a way to get even with americans who have been striking islamic state interests in the middle east since the fall. here is that part of this new world wide caution. quote, authorities believe there is an increased likelihood of reprisal attacks against u.s., western and coalition partner interests throughout the world especially in the middle east north african, europe and asia. but there are not a whole lot of specifics other than that coming from foggy bottom. >> the u.s. embassy in paris did issue a security message today advising that the government of fans extended the heightened terror alert to parts of northern france, international schools and other institutions are reviewing their security

. >> coming up our friend peter doocy joins rob and i. coming up after the break and also tonight -- find out how that man and other families of 9/11 victims are the reason rob o'neill has decided to reveal himself as the man who killed usama bin laden. >>> and later, our studio audience, well, they're made up of 9/11 first responders, family members of those who were killed. they join us with their reaction and also have some questions. that's all straight ahead tonight. >>> welcome back to this special "hannity" conversation, the man who killed usama bin laden. we now know why retired navy s.e.a.l. rob o'neill decided to share his story. take a look at some of the reaction that he got when he visited the 9/11 memorial right here in new york city. >> i want to thank you -- [ inaudible ] and other family members because they were just instantly -- >> you killed the devil -- >> still with us retired navy s.e.a.l. rob o'neill. and also joining us is the man who landed the big interview our friend our colleague, fox news correspondent peter

peter doocy live in washington. what do we know about this, peter? >> reporter: we know the plot to poison the man second in line for the presidency was dreamed up by the man who pours his drinks. michael r. hoyt told police during questioning that nobody checks the speaker's drinks and he could have slipped something into the speaker's wineglass already if he wanted to but he didn't. he also told an officer he was going to use his barretta to shoot the speaker. the bartender was recently fired from a country club in wes chester ohio. his bosses say it is because he had a bad attitude and people are complaining but hoyt blamed boehner. quote, hoyt told the officer that he was jesus christ and he was going to kill boehner because boehner was mean to him at the country club and because boehner is responsible for ebola. the complaint is dated october 29. on the 28 the bartender sent a rambling e-mail to boehner's wife. hoyt has a history of mental illness. boehner's office says speaker boehner is aware of the situation and sincerely thanks the f.b.i., c

>> meanwhile, peter doocy joins us live in washington. what's going on?y y et? >> it's really interesting. this is barley mill road behind me. it runs through a nice neighborhood and right past the vice president's house here in wilmington. we were driving it last night and at about 8:30 the same time this all went down on saturday evening, it is completely quiet and it is completely dark and that darkness helped an unknown individual race away and escape from authorities after firing multiple times from a moving car in the vicinity of the biden residence which includes a guard shack, staffed by secret service agents, who heard the rounds. this morning, some new info from a neighbor who tells the ap, quote, we heard the shots, four of them but next door, there is always secret service so i wasn't too worried. i feel really safe here but it was strange to hear those kind of shots next to the vice president's house. the bidens were not home. they were out when this all happened. the only arrest so far came when someone tried to get past a police officer who

they prompted demonstrations such as these and peter doocy has a different message. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, eric. there were blue flags and shirts that started at the national law enforcement's memorial down the street and took about 20 minutes to get here to the steps of the united states capitol. a few hundred people showed up and the whole point was to support police in a peaceful way. of the few hundred, everybody who was coming up wanted to make sure that we paid attention and realized that this was a stark contrast to many of the other rallies and marches that we have seen around the country that generated headlines for the wrong reasons. >> it's very frustrating. very frustrating. yes, people make mistakes, but that shouldn't be a generalization for all. so, i mean, that's the only word i can think of is it's frustrating. >> reporter: the sea of blue was dreamt up by the wives of three local officers. we heard from several siblings of fallen officers as well as widows. the march remembered the fallen and served more of a salute to officers who are alive and

peter doocy joins us live in washington with details. peter, what are you hearing? >> we are on the brink of a first in the fight against obamacare. the president never attacked aca with majorities in the house and senate. that's what mitch mcconnell is promising to do. >> they will take out pieces of it like destroying the 40-hour workweek, the medical device tax, the individual mandate. all of these are highly unpopular with the american people. we will be voting on things i know he is not going to like. >> the number one priority saying something he will know a lot about. republicans want to improve it because they think it will be a big job creator. they think it is time for congress to let the president decide already. other democrats not so sure. >> our repub can colleagues say this is a jobs bill. that is really not true at all. by most estimates it would create several thousand temporary construction jobs and only 35 permanent jobs. compare that to the number of jobs created in the economy last month 300,000. >> so the session hasn't even started yet. lawmak

peter doocy from the north lawn, a beautiful day in washington. enjoy it white it lasts peter.rtha. martha: so the dance begins now between president obama and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. many republicans are ready to challenge the president on key issues like energy, health care immigration, tax reform the list goes on. thom tillis says they also want to break away from years of partisan gridlock. >> we'll take up a lot of those bills, dozens which had strong bipartisan support and start sending legislation to the president's desk. when american people voted for republican majorities in november they really voted for people who will go up there and start working again. martha: will they get it, that is the big question? steve hayes senior writer at "weekly standard," fox news contributor. happy new year. good morning to you. >> good morning martha. martha: what happens now? the first move will be very telling. >> i think it will be. if you look what mitch mcconnell already said he want to push hard on energy. immediately wants to push on keystone and i think one of

. >> peter doocy has more. he's live in washington with more on the political play makers. >> all you have to do to get a sense of who is running is take a look at who is hiring. they are beginning to align themselves with likely candidate as others are using prescheduled events to hint at nathsnal ambitions just like chris christie in the state of the state address yesterday. >> we need to renew the spirit and the hopes of our state, of our country and our people. a renewal of our commitment to the hard-working families who are the backbone of this state. >> "washington post" reports christie will soon set up a leadership pack something jeb bush did recently that created a lot of buzz. fellow floridian marco rubio says bush likely entering into the race won't impact his own decision. >> if i decide the best place to serve this country is being president i am going to run for that no matter what. >> mitt romney saying the third time is a charm. hiring a campaign manager and ted cruz hinted at an announcement in

let's ask peter doocy. >> we expect to see the keystone pipeline at the top of the list.ublicans say that is agenda item number one. some democrats are now eager to pass a bill that will leave the ultimate decision about whether or not to build the pipeline on the president's desk. but others on the left not so sure about keystone and now we are starting to see the beginnings of 2015's first fight on the hill. >> our republican colleagues say that this is a jobs bill. but that's really not true at all. by most estimates, it would create several thousand temporary construction jobs and only 35 -- 35 permanent jobs. compare that to the number of jobs created in the economy last month -- 300,000. democrats are dubious of this. >> meanwhile, big news out of the house side today, speaker boehner not a sure thing. two conservative republicans congressman ted yoho and louis goemer are upset with some of the deals boehner has made with the democrats and the white house during his speakership which started in early 2011. these two offering themselves as alternatives. >> when you'v

peter doocy is live for us in washington. we begin with greg palkot who is live for us in france. hi, greg. >> good morning, folks. after that massive rally we saw yesterday it is a massive mobilization of security. we have learned and it is reported french authorities fear this could there could be more attacks. they are mobilizing as many as 10,000 soldiers not police soldiers to be on the ready in case of more security risks. the top cop says france must be vigilant. no wonder the investigation into last week's terror continues and is coming up with very alarming things. let's talk about

peter doocy live in washington now with more. hi peter. >> reporter: hi. a few hours ago several hundred people made the march from the national law enforcement officers memorial to the steps of the u.s. capitol. the whole point of the so-called sea of blue was to signal to officers across america that not everybody who takes the time to demonstrate is mad at the police. >> very frustrating. very frustrating. yes, people make mistakes but that shouldn't be a generalization for all. so that's the only word i can think of is frustrating. >> reporter: there were references to antipolice protests inspired by events in ferguson and staten island. but organizers say the sea of blue is not a direct response to those much larger demonstrations. there is one contrast to today's demonstrators wanted to highlight. that their event did not result in any violence or any property damage, which is a lot different than the other headline-making protests that we've been seeing lately. >>> every day they go out there and they risk their lives for everyone's safety. but peop

i'm peter doocy. over the next two nights, you will meet one of america's bravest warriors.or more than a decade he served through multiple wars and dangerous missions too numerous to count. he served as a navy s.e.a.l., a member of the famed s.e.a.l. team 6 and on the night of may 1st, 2011, he was a part of "operation neptune spear." as the second man through the door into the room where the world's most wanted terrorist was hiding, he fired the fateful shot that brought the biggest manhunt in world history to an end. his name is robert o'neill. and he is the man who killed osama bin laden. the face we are looking at is the last face that osama bin laden saw on earth. >> yeah. i mean, if it was light enough, i was definitely the last person he saw. >> you trained on targets with his face on them. >> yeah. >> what was it like to kill the actual guy? >> it wasn't real. it was another guy in a house we shot. it didn't sink in. it didn't sink in for a while. >> has it sunk in now? >> yeah, it has now. i've thought about it every day for a number of years. i'm still trying to f

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peter doocy live in washington with more on this. hi. >> reporter: hi. the big targets of these new sanctions are the top north korean tech, intel and weapons entities, as well as ten government officials. there could be more on the way because the white house press secretary says quote, our response to north korea's attack against sony pictures entertainment will be proportional and take place at a time and in a manner of our choosing. today's actions are the first at pentecost of our response. one big reason these new sanctions are so significant is because they seem to serve as an official dismissal of private security experts who claim new evidence points to the sony hack being carried out by an employee or a former employee with no origins in north korea. north korea is already the most heavily sanctioned nation on the planet and the fact that economic punishment stemming from north korea's nuclear activities hasn't been a complete deterrent has some of the president's critics scratching their heads and wondering why the white house went this route

peter doocy is here live. >> the latest sanctions on north korea show even though some private cyberdoubt north korea was responsible for the sony hack, the obama administration blames pyongyang and may be more sanctions to come because the white house press secretary says our response to north korea's attack against sony pictures entertainment will be proportional and take place at a time and in a manner of our choosing. today's action are the first aspect of our response. now, the new batch of sanctions target three entities that are tiled to the kim regime and ten north korean officials. all are now excluded from the united states economy and none can come to the u.s. either. but north korea was already under heavy sanctions by the u.s. government and nuclear activities. so now president obama's critic are scratching their heads wondering why sanctions are being issued again since they haven't been much of a deter ent so far. >> everybody in the world has seen how he's handled putin and how he handled iran. he goes and makes nice with the worst people on earth. i don't think they

i'm peter doocy. by 2010 the cia was focused on a compound in abbottabad, pakistan, where it was believed usama bin laden was living.0, te after much deliberation president obama made the call to send in a hand picked group of a men from the naval special ter warfares development group, pres they spent weeks training on sed mock-ups of the compound here iu the united states before om t helicopters andhe launching operation neptun hefear. >> we got it down to a science. a lot of people had those elicop folding camping chairs, little n tripods sog we could maximize space. some guys sitting on those, som sitting below them. and i had a dog right next to ia me. it's pretty loudht inside of th so no one's talking to each other. there's no need to talk. each kind of looking around seeing how people are reacting.ng we're hearing from the pilots every now and then. very comforting because the arm picked the best pilots to fly. >> fifteen minutes later two chanuk helicopters take off, a rescue force in case an

peter doocy is live with more. what does the race look like now?nt for sure. recent fox news polls have it shaking out like this. jeb bush, 15%. mike huckabee and rand paul, 13% each. ben carson 10% followed by chris christie and scott walker in single digits. we are learning more today about why mitt romney decided to abandon a third white house try before really getting started. a senior romney source explains quote, mitt believes this is not about him being president. it's about the presidency being in the right hands. we also now learned that romney decided he was going to drop out of contention last weekend and then spent a few days mulling it over before going public yesterday. >> how have democrats been reacting to the romney decision? >> some of the democratic feedback has been very nice. david axelrod, the former senior obama advisor tweeted today that he's thrilled to announce a romney appearance at the university of chicago in april. then of course there was this from the white house. >> i did not have an opportunity to speak to the pres

i'm peter doocy. by 2010, the cia was focused on a compound in pakistan where it was believed osama bin laden was living. after much deliberation, president obama made the call to send in a hand picked group of men from the naval special warfare development group, s.e.a.l. team 6. they spent two weeks training on mock-ups of the compound here >> the helicopters we have it down to a science. we have folding camping chairs, tripods so we could maximize space. some guys sitting on them, some below them. i had a dog right next to me. pretty loud inside so nobody's really talking to each other. we don't need to talk. kind of looking around, seeing how people are reacting. we're hearing from the pilots every now and then. very comforting because the army picked the very pilots in the world to fly this mission. >> 15 minutes later two chinook helicopters take off loaded with another sfaquadron of s.e.a.l.s. rescue force in case anything goes wrong. >> now we know we're inside. at this point you could feel ok

peter doocy joining us with the details. it sounds as if the sides are digging in to their political divide already. what do we know? >> reporter: we know some republicans are going further than rounding up support for the keystone pipelines. it is hinted that the g.o.p. may get enough democrat votes to override an eventual potential presidential veto on the measure. this comes as some democratic senators are explaining why they plan to support the pipeline bill. >> how are you going to vote on this? >> i have always voted to allow the process to continue. and to allow the president to make a decision, but i'm getting very frustrated with it much >> the new congress has already broken a record even though they haven't cast a single vote yet because there will be more women than ever between the house and senate -- 104 in all, up from 100 last term. mia love's swearing in will be historic as well the first black republican woman elected to congress and her arrival makes this the first time both parties have had african-americ

>> okay peter doocy live in washington. >>> similar questions remaining will north korea get the messages the u.s. need to hit the rogue regime with even tougher measures? k.t. mcfarland will give us her take later in this hour. >>> and the primary wreckage has been found of 8501. sonar pinpointed four massive objects that are lying on the bottom of the java sea, but extremely rough weather is still setting them back. divers can't get down there to confirm what they have seen on sonar is parts of the fuselage. as the search for the black boxes, well, that's slow going. several dozen bodies have been recovered a week after it disappeared off radar. in a few moments we'll go live to david piper for the very latest on that recovery effort. >>> iran and six world powers what i be moving closer to a nuclear deal. at least two diplomats saying washington and tehran have tentatively agreed on a formula out outlining areas of a potential agreement. the next round of talks scheduled for geneva. the main point of convention is over a stockpile of enriched uranium. the u.s. and its allies want iran

peter doocy is live from washington with more. >> reporter: and kelly we have learned that mitt romney decided to sit out in 2016 last weekend. then he spent a few days thinking about it before going public with his plans. and in the time since he withdrew himself from consideration he's spoken to jeb bush on the phone then had dinner with chris christie. each figures to see their poll numbers change now and the leaderboard based on recent fox news polls in the gop looks like this. jeb bush 15%. mike huckabee 13%. rand paul 13%. ben carson 10%. then governors scott walker and chris christie following in single digits. the big question today -- why did romney abandon a third run before it even started? well it is being answered by a tom romney source like this. mitt believes this is not about him being president. but about the presidency being in the right hands. unique insight coming from those who followed the romney family for two campaigns, greg whitely. >> i think he probably is smart enough to assess his chances looked hard and carefully. i mean i think it must be alluring to run

we have a major dose of peter doocy in the studio this morning. >> yes. >> wow. he came in and tried to steal your seat. >> i am absolutely honored. peter, it's great to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> i will be honest you are my favorite foreign throw to. great to see you here. >> now i'm right here. four hours. we will see. >> when you came in for the rob o'neil interview that you did initially when you had that exclusive. i couldn't believe how tall you were. we had talked a million times over satellite but never seen new person. >> i hope it's for the full show. >> great to have you today. >> we have breaking news this morning. what's going on? >> this happening moments ago, breaking news now. president obama canceling the tail end of his trip to india. and we'll head to saudi arabia. >> molly henneberg is live in washington to tell us why this morning. molly? >> good morning tucker, anna, and peter. president obama is still scheduled to leave for india later this hour. instead of flying home to washington on tuesday he will instead leave india and tra

peter doocy reports live from the white house. does the former defense chief say the united states is struggling against isis? >> reporter: martha, because nobody here at the white house or the pentagon, ever calls the enemy islamic militants. recently retired lt. general michael flynn who ran the defense intelligence agency until this summer is quoted by "the daily beast" saying this week quote they want us to think our challenge is dealing with an undefined set of violent extremists or merely lone wolf actors with no ideology or network but that is just not the straight truth. our adversaries around the world are self-described as islamic militants they say and flynn is not alone. retired generals battling extremists in the years since 9/11 sounding alarm as well, like former centcom commander general james mattis on capitol hill this week. >> violent jihadist tariffs can not be permitted to take refuge behind false religious garb and unwilling to define the threat with the clarity it deserves. we have many potential lies around

peter doocy is live here in washington covering this. >> the big decision by mitt romney to bow out of the race leaves the republican field without the 2012 nominee looking different. so here is the leader board based on the latest fox news polls. jeb bush 15% mike huckabee 13% with rand paul 13% also ben carson 10% followed by governors scott walker and chris christie in single digits and on his way out of this race as it was just beginning romney explained himself like this. >> you believe that one of our next generation of republican leaders, one who may not be as well known as i am today one who has not yet taken his message across the country, only is just getting started may well emerge as being able able to defeat the clath nominee. >> romney's republican riefrls are releasing friendly statements like governor paul who says we've gotten to know them over the past few years and deep will he respect their family and myth's service. governor huckabee says i respect his decision and senator rubio he certainly earned the right to consider running so i deeply respect his consideration

peter doocy is live in washington with the very latest on the situation. good morning to you.g. the reason isis says they want $200 million for these two japanese hostages is because that's how much money the japanese just pledged in nonlethal aid to countries being ravaged by the islamic state. here is the warning from an isis fighter with a british sounding accent. to the prime minister of japan. although you are more than 8,000-kilometers from the united states you willingly volunteer to do take part in the crusade. they're demanding payment within 72 hours. so now the japanese prime minister, who is traveling through the middle east right now, is rushing to find a resolution. he says this, i have instructed the chief cabinet secretary to deal with the case putting people's lives as the top priority. tokyo set up an emergency committee and meetings to discuss this case have already taken place. here is what we know about the hostages themselves. one is a freelance journalist who went to syria to report on the civil war there. the other is a private military company operator