there is at some point of effort against rocca. carter suggested it will take place in 2017, but both mos ul and rocca will be captured. wille leadership of isil be captured or killed. do you believe that? susan: i think there's a reasonable chance. charlie: just a reasonable chance? caharlie, we are going to capture mosul and rocca. you are asking me to be precise about a timeline. done.k it can be i think it probably will be done. can i be 100% certain? no. i'm not going to pretend to be. i have great respect for ash carter's judgment. he has run this campaign with extraordinary effect so far and we have made more rapid progress in both iraq and syria then we might have judged. i'm an optimist on this. it will happen. i'm not going to be nailed to -- and mosul isocca necessary but it's not sufficient. isil is, for example, just today, putting up a major fight against the russians and syrians roccather city south of inside of syria. it's not as if isil is only in mosul and rocca. those are the centers of gravity. they must be take

there is at some point an effort against rocca.ter suggested it will take place in 2017, but both mosul and raqqa will be captured. and the leadership of isil will be captured or killed. do you believe that? susan: i think there's a reasonable chance that -- charlie: just a reasonable chance? i don't know how you couldn't get involved in war and take fight -- susan: charlie, we are going to capture with our partners on the mosul and raqqa. you are asking me to be precise about a timeline. i think it can be done. i think it probably will be done. can i be 100% certain? charlie: no. susan: no. i'm not going to pretend to be. i have great respect for ash carter's judgment. he has run this campaign with extraordinary -- charlie: john kerry -- susan: the -- extraordinary effect so far and we have made more rapid progress in both iraq and syria than we have judged. i'm an optimist on this. it will happen. i'm not going to be nailed to -- charlie: it will not take a lot of time -- susan: just take a raqqa and mosul is necessary but it's n

mo rocca will have hour sunday profile. >> lee daniels doesn't shy away from controversial in his movies or television shows. >> i think that we have become so sanitized, we are to the point in america that we aren't able on prime time television to do what my hero, norman lear, was able to do. that was change the way people thought. >> producer, director, writer, ahead on "sunday morning." >> how sit going? >> i'm in hammock working. what's not to love? >> pauley: in this day and age could there really be such a thing as the curse of the lost city? a question for our lee cowan. >> honduran jungle can breed all manner of things. especially legends. street one about a lost ancient city. >> you looked around i saw the tops of dozens of stone sculptures just peaking above the ground. covered in moss everywhere. >> but the find came with a price that is still being paid today. a lost city found? later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: what better credential for a pop star than to have the stage name iggy pop. not that he always stays on the stage as anthony mason will show us. ♪ >> he was the

he invited mo rocca in to tell his story. >> they're perfect, like a toothpaste commercial. >> reporterr 38 years of marriage -- >> i think he's so handsome. >> reporter: stacey winkler still adores her husband. >> he's adorable. look at his hands. they're so tan. >> very kind of you. you're very pretty. ♪ sunday, monday, happy days >> reporter: then again, who doesn't love henry winkler? >> aaaaay. >> reporter: after all, he was the fonz on "happy days." >> listen up, girls, one time, one time only, line right up here, kiss the fonz for a buck. that's a bargain at any price. >> reporter: the role of the fonz was the foundation on which i built the rest of my life. ♪ it built the house i live in. >> reporter: but winkler didn't always feel the love, especially in the manhattan apartment where his parents, immigrants from nazi germany, raised him. >> they had an affectionate phrase for me, and for those of you that don't understand german, that means dumb dog. they were convinced that i was lazy, that i was not living up to my potential. teachers said the same thing. so i was grounded mo

isis under pressure in syria, government troops opening a new front against the terror group south of roccahe self-proclaimed isis capital, tribal forces say they have isis on the run north of aleppo. >> the turkish brothers are helping us and they are providing us with a logistic information and the work continues to liberate the area. >> european foreign ministers are meeting in brussels hoping to coordinate humanitarian aid for civilians displaced from the fight. connor paolo, fox news. >>> to meteorologist rosemary orozco. >> no rain today or tomorrow but we have rain coming back to the bay area by the second part of the week we had a good amount in january and the next series will come in storm number one on wednesday, number two on friday, number three perhaps on sunday. let's look outside we do have partly cloudy skies mostly clear started out with a little bit of fog this morning, most of it has cleared, looking at a little bit of haze there is a got with mostly blue skies and another from the d estuary as we look to the west mostly clear skies, visibility has improved i will look a

on something very small, finishing the job against isil as a territorial matter, taking most of an rocca and showing what coalitions have to offer. not just coalitions, but coalitions that are examining targets according to how they stack up against the laws of war. one of the reasons that most of l is not simple is because we are not carpet bombing mosul white russians and aleppo.are bombing we know it's a. victory. rrhic victory. we are moving in a methodical way in support of the brave iraqis that are taking the fight to iso-. il. spot and it'sight a little dark. a new u.n.ected an secretary-general that's all about results. he is right there in cyprus within days of taking the job to get that across the finish line to and one of the most long and protracted conflict of our time. that would be a sense that when we invest in diplomacy, which we need a better balance for, we need to invest more in mediation and political solutions at the u.n. than merely in peacekeeping and some of the tools that you and i have worked on. but i think there is a reason that even absent or alongside russi

together on something very small, finishing the job against isil as a territorial matter, takingmosul and rocca and showing what coalitions, but coalitions that are examining targets according to how they stack up against the laws of war. mosul is aneasons simple, we're not cover bombing them like the russians and syrians bombed aleppo. we know it is a victory that just alienates people and will end up creating isil 3.0. in a measured, complicated, and very challenging way, we are proceeding as methodically as we can in support of the brave iraqis who are taking this fight to isil. i think success breeds success. as one bright spot, it is a little dark, but as i mentioned russia, we have selected a new you in secretary-general who is all about results. he is right there in cyprus within days of taking over the job to try to get that across the finish line. if you could end one of the most longest protracted conflicts of our time, that would be -- again, when we invest in diplomacy, which we need a better balance for, we need to invest more in mediation and political solutions at the u.n. than m

. >> reporter: further west in syria, the offensive to retake the isis capitol of rocca has stalled and disturbing new video released by the terror group shows child recruits being forced to execute prisoners with guns and knives. most graphic video so far involving children. potentially signaling an escalation in the use of child soldiers by isis. >> the support that the coalition provides is designed for one sole he goal and one goal only and that's to defeat dash. that's the effort. >> reporter: defense department confirming a raid in syria on sunday involving us forces killing several high value isis commanders and gathering a significant amount of intelligence. in london, greg palkot, fox ne news. >>> back here at home a heart broken family is continuing their healing process after the death of their eight-year-old daughter. the family of jay jay anna powell heft host add celebration to thank all the police officers and first responders who helped them through a difficult tough few months. jay anna died in november after a car hit her while she crossed lansdowne avenue. detectives

one in particular as mo rocca shows us. >> they are like toothpaste commercial. >> after this 38 yearsacey winkler still adores her husband. >> he's adorable. look at his hands. they're so tan. >> you're very pretty. >> then again, who doesn't love henry winkler. >> aaay! >> after all he's the fonz on the classic tv series "happy days." >> listen up girls, one time, one time only. line up right here, kiss the fonz for a buck. that's a bargain at any price. >> the role of the fonz was the foundation on which i built the rest of my life. >> he built the house i live in. >> but winkler didn't always feel the love. especially in the manhattan apartment where his parents, immigrants from nazi, germany, raised him. >> they had an affectionate praise called dummer hund, for those of you who don't understand german that means dumb dog. they were convinced that i was lazy, that i was not living up to my potential. teachers said the same thing. so i was grounded most of my high school career. >> how old were you when you read your first book? >> 1. >> what neither henry nor his parents knew was

mo rocca has an appreciation times two. >> somehow both shocking and poignant.her said about his mother's passing she wanted to be with carrie. >> debbie and carrie lived right next door to each other. >> our rita braver paid them a visit back in 2004. >> what did you think when your mother said, i'm buying the house down the driveway? >> i tried to litigate. >> she called me. mother, the man just died. and i said, should i go to the funeral? no, you should buy the house. >> but a good part of what made them so captivating as a pair, was what seemed to be their differences. >> would you please tell me what the this awful thing i did to you? >> dramatized in carrie's thinly veiled novel turned movie "postcards from the edge." remember my 17th birthday party when you lifted your skirt up? >> i did not lift my skirt. it twirled up. >> you weren't wearing any underwear. >> well! >> if you only knew debbie and carrie from their screen work. you'd think that they were from different -- well -- >> gal taxis. >> some rescue. >> each epitomized her generation. >> what th

mo rocca takes us to the lower manhattan church that's a witness to history. >> new york city, aprilgeorge washington takes the oath of office as the first president of the united states and then comes here, to st. paul's chapel. do we know at all what george washington prayed for that day? >> no, well, do, because i swear i can feel it here. >> so this is the entrance that george washington used. >> the reverend dr. william lupfer is the wreck for of trinity church which includes st. paul's. >> i think he prayed for peace. for reconciliation. you can just feel it here. what else would he have done, right? no one prays for peace more than people who have been through war. >> washington's visit is just one milestone in the history of this episcopal chapel. which recently celebrated its sestercentennial, that's 250 years of worship, service and what seems like miracles. in 1776, during the american revolution, the great fire of new york destroyed one third of the city. >> this is a fire bucket. >> but a bucket big grade saved st. paul's. >> actually found up in the rafters of the churc

steve: chuck rocca who spent a night at home crying in his beer. >> i like the beer.e. good morning, janice. janice: what? what are you talking about? where's the bar? steve: she is talking about the fog that we're in. but it's actually real fog. janice: it truly is just north and west of d.c. we have fog advisory, so people are urged to kind of stay off the roads. it's as thick as pea soup as they say. i want to talk about the rest of the country, because we have the potential for tornadoes today across portions of louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and in to the florida panhandle where we have tornadoes watches in effect and parts of western alabama right now. tornadoes warnings. and this is going to be ongoing throughout the afternoon and in to tomorrow because we have the potential for severe weather. and that's going to be, again, ongoing throughout the day and typically. you can see where we have the slight risk and then enhanced risk where we think all of the ingredients are going to come together for tornadoes. so that's the big headline today as we go through t